Remembrance Day Printables

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It’s so important to remember those who laid down their lives in the hope of of keeping the rest of us safe, that we might inherit a better world.

Of course, we remember them for more than just one day a year, but Remembrance Day is a chance to do so together, and with that in mind, below are the printables we’ve got which we think might be useful for this day.

The British Legion need your donations more than ever. You can donate to their Poppy Appeal here: britishlegion.org.uk/get-involved/ways-to-give/donate

Let’s start with some posters, which you can use to decorate. The colouring in ones are a nice way for children to be involved, so that the next generation will also be encouraged to remember.

A Remembrance Day poster depicting a wreath of remembrance for children to colour in. It bears the message: Forever in Our Hearts. — Remembrance Wreath Colouring

Poster of remembrance, picturing poppies, a sunset, and the word remember. Intended for Remembrance Sunday — Remembrance Poster

Blank template of the British flag to colour in — UK Flag Colouring

Next, we have some printable remembrance cards.

A printable remembrance card with a poppy on, reading Nefer Forget — Remembrance Card – Never Forget

A printable four-fold card for Remembrance Day with a poppy on the front and bearing the message Always Remeber — Four-Fold Card – Always Remember

A printable four-fold remembrance card with a poppy on the front and saying Never Forget inside — Four-Fold Card – Never Forget

While Remembrance Sunday is always the second Sunday in November, Remembrance Day in the UK is on the eleventh day of the eleventh month. On that day at 11:00 GMT a two-minute silence is usually observed to commemorate those who died in conflict. Remembrance Day is also called “Armistice Day”.

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