Tools for students of all ages to learn about remembrance and recognition.
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Various resources to explore Canada’s military history and recognize Veterans.
- Poppy seeds
- USB learning resources
- Historical sheets
- Recognition cards
- Don't forget to remember sticky notes
Featured resources
Materials and activities to help youth take a deeper look into remembrance and recognition.
Don’t forget to remember
Turn the words lest we forget into action by building a mosaic poppy with a special message of remembrance.
One poem, many voices
Discover In Flanders Fields in English, French, Michif, Cree, Inuktitut, Chinese, Arabic and more. Includes written, audio and video translations.
Youth remembrance contests
Help your students enter The Royal Canadian Legion’s annual poster, literary and video contests.
Recognition cards
Encourage your students to write a personalized message to Veterans they know or who live in your community.
Plan a ceremony
Find all of the videos, music and event guides you need to organize a remembrance ceremony.
Veterans' Week special editions
Explore remembrance with unique publications for young readers. Order printed copies while supplies last or explore these enhanced digital editions.
Take Time To Remember
A playful and thoughtful activity booklet that helps children begin to understand remembrance concepts.
Ages 5-8
Tales of Animals in War
Follow our animated animal friends as they share meaningful stories of courage, remembrance and appreciation.
Ages 7-11
Canada Remembers Times
Explore powerful stories and milestones from Canada’s military history in this youth-focused newspaper.
Ages 12-18
Learning hubs
Teach by topic with these special collections of lesson plans, videos, Veteran interviews and more!
Canada’s mission in Afghanistan
Learn about the mission, those who served and the design for the new Afghanistan monument.
Canadian women in uniform
Watch videos, explore a timeline and hear about history from the Veterans who made it happen.
Every memorial tells a story
From community cenotaphs to national and global landmarks, military memorials help us honour service and sacrifice. Bring their stories to life with videos, lesson plans and activities.
Indigenous Veterans resources
Explore the contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Veterans with this collection of videos, activities and Indigenous language resources.
Videos
View these videos or check out our Educational videos playlist on YouTube.
Ages 12-18
National monument to Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan
Join designer Adrian Stimson for an inside look at the new monument Canada is building to honour those who served and sacrificed in Afghanistan.
Did he have freckles?
Help students make a personal connection to Canada’s Tomb of the unknown soldier.
Her story: Canadian women in uniform
Explore how the roles of women in the Canadian Armed Forces have evolved over time. Find video viewing guides, activities and timelines here!
Ages 5-12
Who is a Veteran?
Veterans aren’t just in history books—they’re our neighbours, family and friends. Play this animated video on its own or before a Veteran speaker visits.
Every memorial tells a story
Gandy and Pax visit memorials in Canada and France to learn how they help us remember. Pair this animated video with lesson plans or art projects.
More animated videos
Explore our full collection of animated videos on topics like symbols of remembrance, being a good neighbour and more.
Lesson plans
Check out these featured lesson plans and activities for students. Search our entire inventory of lesson plans.
Hughes the donkey helping in Afghanistan
Help young students learn about Canadian efforts in Afghanistan through the story of a helpful donkey.
Ages 5-7
Chocolate brings comfort in wartime
Explore the role of chocolate as a source of comfort and care for military personnel serving far from home.
Ages 8-11
Artificial intelligence and remembrance
Should we use artificial intelligence (AI) to animate photos of fallen soldiers?
Ages 12-18
From our partners
Explore these great tools or see our list of even more education resources created by our partners.
Veteran speakers
Invite a Veteran or Canadian Armed Forces member to speak in your classroom or school.
No. 2 Construction Battalion – the Black Battalion
No. 2 Construction Battalion, the largest Black military unit in Canadian history, was formed on July 5, 1916.
In service of Canada
Explore the diverse roles of the Canadian Armed Forces in shaping global peace, security and defence since 1949.