Remembrance Day

NEW WORDS:

Fought – Verb (v): Took part in a war or battle.
Nurse – Noun (n): A person who takes care of sick or injured people.
Remembrance Day – Noun (n): A day to remember and honor soldiers who fought in wars.
Celebrate – Verb (v): To do something special to remember or honor an important day.
Poppy – Noun (n): A red flower that people wear to remember soldiers.
Sacrifice – Noun (n): Giving up something important for a good reason.
Silence – Noun (n): A time when people are quiet and do not make any noise.
Recite – Verb (v): To say something out loud from memory.
Poem – Noun (n): A piece of writing that expresses feelings, often with rhythm and rhyme.

Transcript

P/s: This was translated using Google Translate, so please forgive any inaccuracies.

Remembrance Day	Remembrance Day
My grandfather fought in World War II.	My grandfather fought in World War II.
My grandmother was a nurse in World War II.	My grandmother was a nurse in World War II.
Today is November 11th.	Today is November 11th.
Today is Remembrance Day.	Today is Remembrance Day.
Today we celebrate soldiers.	Today we celebrate soldiers.
Everyone wears a poppy.	Everyone wears a poppy.
Poppies are red flowers.	Poppies are red flowers.
Poppies remind me of my grandparents.	Poppies remind me of my grandparents.
Poppies remind me of their sacrifice.	Poppies remind me of their sacrifice.
At 11:00 AM there are two minutes of silence.	At 11:00 AM there are two minutes of silence.
People remember their friends and family.	People remember their friends and family.
People recite the poem “In Flanders Field.”	People recite the poem “In Flanders Field.”
It is a sad poem.	It is a sad poem.
It helps us remember.	It helps us remember.
Today we wish for peace in the world.	Today we wish for peace in the world.

No comments yet! You be the first to comment.