Remembrance Day Crafts
A simple way of teaching kids about the importance of Remembrance Day is by making crafts related to it. It invites questions and makes it fun at the same time. You could decorate your house with their creations or even write a letter together to one of our Veterans thanking them for their service. Sure to put a s
Coffee Filter Poppies
It’s hard to believe what you can make with coffee filters! This is a very fun and easy project with beautiful, fail-proof results. Make this eye-popping Merimekko inspired pattern and frame it for your wall. Kids and grownups both will love painting on coffee filters. Serisously, it is mesmerizing. The paint gets soaked up and it’s just so cool to watch the colors blend.
Cupcake Poppy
This super neat craft we found, I tried with my kids and they loved it.
Pinwheel Poppies
Pinwheel poppies looks very fun to make. This is going on our must try list.
Finger Painting Poppies
What kid wouldn't love this one? Getting your hands dirty and making a cool picture of poppies
Cork Painting Poppy
Grab some paper, corks and paint, this one looks like fun! Painting with cork.
Tissue Paper Magnets
It's tissue paper to the rescue. Use red tissue paper you can create poppies. Add a magnet and they are useful and pretty.
Origami Peace Crane
Squeaker the pigeon folds paper cranes as a symbol of peace. Every year thousands of people around the world fold paper cranes as an expression of hope for a world at peace. They promote a world where people can live without fear. .
Canadians Remember in November
On Remembrance Day, Canadians honor fallen heroes and heroines. Create a 3-panel display to show why and how this event is observed.