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What events are important to remember every year?
Why?

Watch the video and say:
What day is it?
When does it take place?
Where is it?
Who takes part?
What is the symbol of this day?
What happens on this day?

SB: p.22-23
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EX. 3

Ex.5,6
Remember to do – не забыть сделать что-то
Remind somebody to do – напомнить кому-то сделать что-то
Memorise something – запоминать, заучивать что-то

What day is it?
Remembrance day (Poppy Day)
When does it take place? Why?
11 am, on the 11th of November
Where is it?
in Britain

Who takes part?
The Royal family, the Royal army, top politicions, veterans, people
What is the symbol of this day?
The poppy

Why is a red poppy the symbol of this day?
Only these flowers grew on the battle fields after the war
What services take place on Remembrance Sunday?

What happens on Remembrance Sunday?
- Attend a special service
- Lay wreaths
- 2-minute silence
Traditional wartime songs
Parade

Why does this day take place?
- To remember millions who died in the war for their country

Remembrance Day
On 11 th of November
To remember the millions who died in World War I
= Poppy Day
Poppy is a symbol
Poppies look like blood
Parades for everyone
Veterans lay wreaths
2-minute silence
Traditional wartime songs

Remembrance Day

Red Poppy is the symbol of Remembrance Day

Along with various veterans of military conflicts in which Britain was involved, the local government marches in full uniform.

All services which are of uniform - police, fire, rescue, etc. - all solemnly marching in the streets.

Morning of November 11 is the laying of wreaths at war memorials around the country. Queen Elizabeth II in mourning attire takes place in front of the Cenotaph, a monument to the soldiers who fell in the First World War. Behind her, in uniform, lined up senior members of the Royal Family, as well as members of the British government. From the first stroke of Big Ben Field gun will fire, signifying the beginning of a 2-minute silence. The second shot to break the silence and opens the ceremony of laying wreaths of red poppies, the traditional colors of memory. Queen lays a wreath at the first.

In the process of participating elementary school students. For them it was a kind of a lesson in courage.

Ends with a solemn parade of the service in the church.