Remembrance Day


This is a “Post from the Past”.  It’s very powerful and worth a revisit and a click to the link provided in the post.


Today is Remembrance Day and it means so much to us and our way of life.

Photo Credit: Matthieu Luna via Compfight cc

We all will wear a poppy to show that we remember.  To be honest, it was more difficult this year (2020) to find a place to purchase but we did.  As noted earlier, we also purchased poppy masks to support the Legion.

My friend Sheila sent me this link.  (validated as live)

I think it’s worthy of display in classroom and at assemblies.  We focus on just what November 11 means and that’s important.  There’s another side and that’s one of hope for the future.

Visit the site and you’ll see images from 1944.

Move your cursor over the image and hold down the left mouse button and move your cursor to the right.

You’ll see a more modern picture taken from the same location.

Scroll down for even more.

The message?  There is hope going forward.  It can help to put things in perspective.

In the classroom, this easily turns into an exercise of discussion, writing, and a deeper understanding and appreciation for the day and why we are so passionate as a society to remember.

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OTR Links 11/11/2020


Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.