Canadians have fought in wars around the world. One Canadian soldier who we pause to remember on Remembrance Day is Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae. He was a doctor during World War I, and he wrote the poem, "In Flanders Fields" about his experience watching soldiers fight and die during the war. In his poem, John McCrae talks about the poppies that grew in the fields where the soldiers fought and were buried. On Remembrance Day, Canadians wear poppies to show that they are remembering the soldiers who lost their lives in war.
Division 2 has been talking about war and how it affects people. During Art class this week we created Word Clouds to show what we think about war and peace.
"A Thunder Cloud of War" by Jevan |
"Give me a Bolt" by Katelynn |
"This is Dangerous" by Riannon |
"Just give me a Thunder of War" by Ebony |
"The War for Freedom" by Brooke-Lynne |
"Hunter" by Cole |
"A Sad Night" by Rain |
"Fast and Light" by Brandon |
"The Helicopter Bomber" by Preston |
"Music of Love" by Jaylee |
"Just give me a Sign" by Fuzzy |
"Peace of Love" by Alexis |
"These are bad words" by Trinity |
Great art work! Jevan's great-grandad (our mom's grampa) was in the war as well.
ReplyDeleteDear div2
ReplyDeleteThey were all great pictures div2.
from Preston
@Miss'OC
ReplyDeleteI like ALL the art work
Jevan
@Jevan and Preston,
ReplyDeleteI agree, your artwork turned out great! I especially liked that everyone gave their artwork a strong title.
Your teacher,
Miss. OC
Very beautiful artwork on such a sad subject Div 2.
ReplyDeletedear dv2
ReplyDeleteI really love every one none are bad
from brooke-lynne
Dear div2
ReplyDeleteI liked everyone pictures they were awesome.
From Preston
i enjoyed making my bolt for remembrance day
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