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Poems suitable for use in Remembrance Day ceremonies

 

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Poems for use in Remembrance Day ceremonies

 

The Ode of Remembrance
From For the Fallen, by Laurence Binyon

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
 
(When these words are read out as part of a ceremony, the group of people present repeat the last line, "We will remember them".)
 

The Ode
Download and print from our Anzac poems page.

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Ode of Remembrance (Wikipedia)

The recitation (including the Ode) (awm.gov.au)

 

For the fallen
Download and print from our Anzac poems page.

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The Ode of Remembrance is taken from For the Fallen (Wikisource). See also For the Fallen (activityvillage.co.uk).

 

In Flanders fields
Download and print from our Anzac poems page.

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In Flanders fields (Wikipedia)


 

We shall keep the faith
Download and print from our Anzac poems page.

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We Shall Keep the Faith (Wikipedia)

 
The War Poetry Website: Remembrance poems (warpoetry.co.uk)
"Poems for Remembrance Day and Peace Events." A British website, containing many poems that would be suitable for an Australian Remembrance Day ceremony.

 
Their Spirit: Our History (awm.gov.au)
Download the pdf file and see page 37 for:

- In Flanders fields
- We shall keep the faith
- The farmer remembers the Somme
and page 38 for:
- the Ode

 
● See also Anzac Day poems (but note that some of these poems are suitable for Anzac Day rather than Remembrance Day)

 

Classroom activities based on poems

PoppyTime jigsaw puzzles to print (poppytime.com)
In particular, see:
- In Flanders Fields jigsaw puzzle
- The Ode jigsaw puzzle

In Flanders Fields (dltk-teach.com)
Booklet to print and assemble. Print in colour, or colour in the black and white version.


See also our page on:
 
Using AI - poems
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Using AI to find poem-based lesson activities


In searching for Remembrance Day lesson activities using poems, you can get help from AI (artificial intelligence) by using:

- a search engine with AI capability such as Google, which povides a short response, or

- a generative AI chatbot such as ChatGPT, which provides a longer response.

Below are examples of prompts you could copy and paste into such a search engine or generative AI chatbot. ("Prompt" is a term commonly used in the AI world to mean a request or a question.)

SUGGESTED AI PROMPTS
- for COPYING AND PASTING individually
Tip:
1. Highlight a paragraph (on a desktop, left-click three times).
2. Right-click on the paragraph, choose Copy.
3. In search engine or AI chatbot: right-click, Paste, press Enter.
POEM-BASED ACTIVITIES - AUSTRALIAN STUDENTS:
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POEM-BASED ACTIVITIES - NEW ZEALAND STUDENTS:
Please suggest some web pages that provide Remembrance Day classroom activities that use poems and are suitable for New Zealand students.
FURTHER POEM-BASED ACTIVITIES:
Please create some Remembrance Day classroom activities that use poems and suggest the relevant sudent grades or ages.

  See our other pages related to ceremonies:

     ● Remembrance Day ceremonies
     ● Remembrance Day speeches and
     ● Remembrance Day music

See also:

● Remembrance Day Websites

● Music for Remembrance Day ceremonies

● Remembrance Day lesson materials

● Anzac Day poems

● Anzac Day ceremonies

● Anzac Day speeches

● Memorials and Rolls

● Anzac Day Websites

 

 

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