We try Cinquain ... we prepare to spend a day at a one room school and we try our hand at poetry to place with our poppy wreaths on the wall outside our classroom door. The names we are using are the ones for the children we will portray during our visit. As we read Flander's Field in class one child remarked, "this is really a sad poem." It is.
My Uncle William Pearce DSC lies with his comrades in France.
Sorrow Veteran's Day
Celebrate the honor
Exceptional sadness, hurt,pain
Sadness
--- Guy (Grandfather is a vet)
Silence Veteran's Day
Celebration honor
Express the sadness, pain, hurt
Quiet
WHEN WE ARE TAUGHT, WE LEARN HOW TO HANDLE EVERYTHING AND HOW TO APPRECIATE EVERYTHING...THE GOOD AND THE BAD. BRAVO FOR THE CHILDREN'S GOOD, HONEST EFFORTS TO RELATE TO A DAY OF HONOR AND REMEMBRANCE. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS.
Ohhhh I love the veteran's Empty Spot. Hit home hard.
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on November 14, 2006
How perceptive each child is.
My Great uncle was killed 2:10 pm oct 13 1915 at the battle of Loos,
Same day as Kipplings son in the same battle, due to lack of a smoke screen...
You surely have taught them well Molly. They express the feelings of Veterans day so very well. You all did wonderful work!;-) Thank you for sharing with us.
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My Great uncle was killed 2:10 pm oct 13 1915 at the battle of Loos,
Same day as Kipplings son in the same battle, due to lack of a smoke screen...
martin
Well done Kids!!
Love Tinka
Sage
You have taught these attentive children so well..
And they are most diligent pupils..
Blessings
Peter
Eileen