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Remembrance Day Poppy Craft and Reflection Pack for Kids

A printable Remembrance Day and Veterans Day pack for ages 5–10: four poppy crafts, two colouring pages, four reflection pages and six quiet activities with answer keys. Canada and US.

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Price $5.99USD

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  • Version 1.0.0 · updated Nov 10, 2026.

Description

Gentle, hands-on pages for November 11 that help children remember, say thank you and think about peace, without describing battles. Each activity page is marked Ages 5–7, Ages 8–10 or All ages, so it works for a family with siblings or a mixed classroom.

The 21-page pack includes a Start Here page and a page for grown-ups with talking points and a simple 11 a.m. quiet plan; two explainers (Why we remember, for ages 5–7 and ages 8–10) covering the 1918 armistice, Remembrance Day in Canada, Veterans Day in the United States, and how John McCrae's In Flanders Fields and Moina Michael made the poppy a symbol; four poppy crafts (a simple paper poppy, a layered 3D poppy, a class or family wreath ring and three bookmarks); two colouring pages (a poppy field at sunrise and a peace dove with a poppy border); four reflection pages (What does peace look like?, a letter of thanks with prompts, PEACE and REMEMBER acrostics, and My moment of silence); and six quiet activities: petal breathing for the silence, count and colour, a colour-by-code mirror poppy, a word search, a maze and a vocabulary match-up, with answer keys.

All artwork is original vector line art, so lines print crisp at any size. Writing spaces are fillable for children who type. Comes in three colour themes (Poppy, Evergreen and Twilight) in US Letter and A4. Written and designed by Brainfy Studio, created with AI assistance.

Who it's for: Parents, grandparents, homeschoolers and K–5 teachers in Canada and the United States marking Remembrance Day or Veterans Day with children aged 5 to 10..

Included files

  • remembrance-day-poppy-craft-and-reflection-pack-for-kids-v1.0.0-all-files.zipAll files in one ZIP (includes licence)ZIP
  • Remembrance-Day-Poppy-Craft-and-Reflection-Pack-Poppy-Letter.pdfPoppy theme, US Letter, 21 pages, fillablePDF
  • Remembrance-Day-Poppy-Craft-and-Reflection-Pack-Poppy-A4.pdfPoppy theme, A4, 21 pages, fillablePDF
  • Remembrance-Day-Poppy-Craft-and-Reflection-Pack-Evergreen-Letter.pdfEvergreen theme, US Letter, 21 pages, fillablePDF
  • Remembrance-Day-Poppy-Craft-and-Reflection-Pack-Evergreen-A4.pdfEvergreen theme, A4, 21 pages, fillablePDF
  • Remembrance-Day-Poppy-Craft-and-Reflection-Pack-Twilight-Letter.pdfTwilight theme, US Letter, 21 pages, fillablePDF
  • Remembrance-Day-Poppy-Craft-and-Reflection-Pack-Twilight-A4.pdfTwilight theme, A4, 21 pages, fillablePDF
  • LICENCE.txtLicence summaryTXT
  • Plus a single ZIP with every file and the licence (1.2 MB).

How to use

Print at actual size (card stock for the crafts). Read a Why we remember page together, practise petal breathing before the 11 a.m. silence, then choose a craft, a reflection page and a quiet activity.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this a physical product?

No. This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped — you download the files from your account after purchase.

How do I get my files?

After payment, go to My Downloads in your account. Your purchase stays available there to re-download.

What can I do with it?

Use for yourself, your household or your own business. Print unlimited copies for that use. No reselling or sharing the files.

What ages is it for?

Ages 5 to 10 (about Kindergarten to Grade 5). Every activity page is labelled Ages 5–7, Ages 8–10 or All ages.

Is it for Canada or the United States?

Both. The explainers cover Remembrance Day in Canada and Veterans Day in the US, and the activities suit either.

How does it handle a sensitive topic?

The pages focus on remembering, thanks and peace. They don't describe fighting, and the reflection pages let each child choose what to share. A page for grown-ups has suggested words.

Which apps was it checked in?

We rendered every page, walked every link and checked the fillable fields with open-source PDF tools, and solved every puzzle by script. We haven't tested it in Adobe Acrobat, Apple Preview or tablet apps.