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1) clover 2) poppy 3) tulip 5) carnation 4) rose

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Remembrance Day Read the definition and guess the word: A red flower ……… The person on the battlefield ……….. When countries fight …… The golden object a soldier hangs on his jacket ……… The opposite of noise ……….

Remembrance Day Read the definition and guess the word: A red flower ……… The person on the battlefield ……….. When countries fight …… The golden object a soldier hangs on his jacket ……… The opposite of noise ………. poppy

Remembrance Day Read the definition and guess the word: A red flower ……… The person on the battlefield ……….. When countries fight …… The golden object a soldier hangs on his jacket ……… The opposite of noise ………. poppy soldier

Remembrance Day Read the definition and guess the word: A red flower ……… The person on the battlefield ……….. When countries fight …… The golden object a soldier hangs on his jacket ……… The opposite of noise ………. poppy soldier war

Remembrance Day Read the definition and guess the word: A red flower ……… The person on the battlefield ……….. When countries fight …… The golden object a soldier hangs on his jacket ……… The opposite of noise ………. poppy soldier war medal

Remembrance Day Read the definition and guess the word: A red flower ……… The person on the battlefield ……….. When countries fight …… The golden object a soldier hangs on his jacket ……… The opposite of noise ………. poppy soldier war medal silence

Watch the following video and find out 4 new facts about Remembrance Day (2.47) Vocabulary exercise (crossword) Remembrance Day

The Royal British Legion provides ways for commemorating and remembering veterans and those who are no longer with us.

It also provides support for soldiers who return home from war or hostility at present.

The motto of the British Legion is ‘Remember the dead; don't forget the living’.

You can never be too young to be the part of the remembrance

Scan the text and find out 2 new facts

In 2014, in order to commemorate the centenary of the World War I, 888,246 ceramic poppies were planted in the Moat, at the Tower of London. Each poppy represented a British or colonial soldier who fell for the country in the global conflict. The poppies were sold to raise money for charity.

Remembrance Day Choose the correct answers: 1. On 11 November people remember a. Soldiers who have died since 1921 b. Soldiers who have died in wars since 1914 c. Soldiers who died in the two world wars 2. Why did ex-soldiers start making poppies? a. Because they couldn’t find jobs. b. Because they were disabled. c. Because they didn’t have families.

Remembrance Day Choose the correct answers: 1. On 11 November people remember a. Soldiers who have died since 1921 b. Soldiers who have died in wars since 1914 c. Soldiers who died in the two world wars 2. Why did ex-soldiers start making poppies? a. Because they couldn’t find jobs. b. Because they were disabled. c. Because they didn’t have families.

Remembrance Day Choose the correct answers: 1. On 11 November people remember a. Soldiers who have died since 1921 b. Soldiers who have died in wars since 1914 c. Soldiers who died in the two world wars 2. Why did ex-soldiers start making poppies? a. Because they couldn’t find jobs. b. Because they were disabled. c. Because they didn’t have families.

Remembrance Day 3. They chose to make poppies because a. They had seen poppies growing on the battlefields. b. A Canadian soldier had written a poem about poppies. c. Poppies are popular in Belgium and the north of France. 4. On Poppy Day a. 32 million people sell poppies. b. People wear red or white poppies. c. People buy and wear 32 million white poppies. 5. During the two-minute silence people a. Walk to a ceremony in their town or village. b. Think about the moment the First World war ended. c. Stop and think about soldiers who have died.

Remembrance Day 3. They chose to make poppies because a. They had seen poppies growing on the battlefields. b. A Canadian soldier had written a poem about poppies. c. Poppies are popular in Belgium and the north of France. 4. On Poppy Day a. 32 million people sell poppies. b. People wear red or white poppies. c. People buy and wear 32 million white poppies. 5. During the two-minute silence people a. Walk to a ceremony in their town or village. b. Think about the moment the First World war ended. c. Stop and think about soldiers who have died.

Remembrance Day 3. They chose to make poppies because a. They had seen poppies growing on the battlefields. b. A Canadian soldier had written a poem about poppies. c. Poppies are popular in Belgium and the north of France. 4. On Poppy Day a. 32 million people sell poppies. b. People wear red or white poppies. c. People buy and wear 32 million white poppies. 5. During the two-minute silence people a. Walk to a ceremony in their town or village. b. Think about the moment the First World war ended. c. Stop and think about soldiers who have died.

Remembrance Day 3. They chose to make poppies because a. They had seen poppies growing on the battlefields. b. A Canadian soldier had written a poem about poppies. c. Poppies are popular in Belgium and the north of France. 4. On Poppy Day a. 32 million people sell poppies. b. People wear red or white poppies. c. People buy and wear 32 million white poppies. 5. During the two-minute silence people a. Walk to a ceremony in their town or village. b. Think about the moment the First World war ended. c. Stop and think about soldiers who have died.

American Veteran’s Day Watch the following video Answer the questions: When did Americans start to name the holiday Veteran’s Day? What happened to Veteran’s day in 1976? How do American celebrate Veteran’s Day? What is the connection between Marine Corps and Veteran’s Day?

American Veteran’s Day Translate into English 1.кровавая война 2. павшие 3. убедиться, что люди не забыли 4. оставшиеся в живых ветераны 5. война прекратилась

American Veteran’s Day Translate into English 1.кровавая война 2. павшие 3. убедиться, что люди не забыли 4. оставшиеся в живых ветераны 5. война прекратилась the bloodiest war

American Veteran’s Day Translate into English 1.кровавая война 2. павшие 3. убедиться, что люди не забыли 4. оставшиеся в живых ветераны 5. война прекратилась the bloodiest war fallen soldiers

American Veteran’s Day Translate into English 1.кровавая война 2. павшие 3. убедиться, что люди не забыли 4. оставшиеся в живых ветераны 5. война прекратилась the bloodiest war fallen soldiers to ensure that people did not forget

American Veteran’s Day Translate into English 1.кровавая война 2. павшие 3. убедиться, что люди не забыли 4. оставшиеся в живых ветераны 5. война прекратилась the bloodiest war fallen soldiers to ensure that people did not forget surviving combat veterans

American Veteran’s Day Translate into English 1.кровавая война 2. павшие 3. убедиться, что люди не забыли 4. оставшиеся в живых ветераны 5. война прекратилась the bloodiest war fallen soldiers to ensure that people did not forget surviving combat veterans to bring war to a halt

Project Time Is there a special day to remember war veterans in Russia? Is it important to remember soldiers who died fighting for our country? Why? Write words about it. Do not forget to mention the information about: name, reason, what people do, how people feel about this holiday.

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