NB2A Remembrance Day 11-11

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Welcome!

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Theme of today: Remembrance day
11th November 2024

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Remembrance Day
In this lesson you will:
- know what is celebrated on the 11th of November
- learn more about Remembrance Day & WWI
- know the meaning of poppies



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Remembrance day
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Remembrance day 11-11
- Poppies in Flanders
- Between 700,000 and 900,000 military deaths / 20 million in total
- Previously known as 'Armistice Day' (armistice = truce)
- Trenchwar (loopgravenoorlog)

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De Eerste Wereldoorlog

2. De Grote Oorlog

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What is Remembrance Day?

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When is Remembrance Day celebrated? Why then?

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What was the Poppy a symbol of? Why is is connected with the war?

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Why is the Poppy a symbol?

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Why is 'Lest we Forget' an appropriate theme of Remembrance Day?

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In Flanders Fields is one of the most famous war poems. It was written in 1915 by a Canadian military doctor, John McCrae, who saw his friends die on the battlefields in Belgium during World War 1. Flanders, referred to in the poem, is a county in northwest Belgium.

John McCrae wrote the poem in less than an hour. He was very upset after the death of a friend who died in battle, and expressed his feelings through the poem. After writing it, he tossed it in the garbage! Another officer picked it up and sent it to some newspapers in England, where it was soon published.



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First impression?

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Flanders = Vlaanderen
Poppies = Klaprozen
Larks = Leeuwerikken
Scarce = amper
dawn = zonsondergang
quarrel = ruzie
foe = vijand

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