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Poppy Crafts To Mark Remembrance Day

To teach your kids about what this day means, introduce them to these cute and easy poppy crafts.
Isabelle Khoo
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November 11 marks Remembrance Day. While the 11th day of the 11th month originally marked the end of World War I, today it is recognized as a time to pay respects to those who have fought in any war.

As such, the poppy has become the universal symbol for honouring the dead and was famously immortalized in the poem “In Flanders Fields,” by Canadian soldier John McCrae.

To teach your kids about what this day means, introduce them to these cute and easy poppy crafts below.

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13 Poppy Crafts For Remembrance Day

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