Free Remembrance Day Coloring Pages

Remembrance Day is celebrated on November 11th. The kids will enjoy learning about our heroes while getting creative with our free Remembrance Day coloring pages.

It marks the end of World War I on November 11th, 1918, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.

You are going to love our Remembrance Day activities that you can enjoy both in the classroom and at home.

Carry on reading to download our free Remembrance Day coloring pages.

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Coloring pages for Remembrance Day

The kids are going to enjoy coloring in these Remembrance Day images.

These are great for anyone who celebrates Remembrance Day, including those in America who call it Veterans Day. It is the same important holiday and commemorates the end of World War I.

These free coloring pages for kids are for personal and classroom use only. Scroll to the bottom of the post and add your email address to get the pdf file.

This free coloring set includes 3 pages.

A Remembrance Day story

This simple coloring story is a great way to introduce kids to the importance of Remembrance Day.

Remembrance Day is a special day when people remember soldiers who fought in wars.

People wear a bright red flower called a poppy, as a symbol of remembrance.

Many people wear Remembrance Day poppies on this day to show their respect and remember those brave soldiers who fought for their country.

There is a special moment when a bugle plays the Last Post.

This tune is played to honor and remember the soldiers who died in the wars.

When the bugle plays, everyone stands still and remembers the sacrifices made by the soldiers.

You can add this 2 minute video of the Last Post as they color in the story.

What Remembrance Day books are there for kids?

If you want to dive a little deeper into Remembrance Day check out our favorite kid’s books:

The Poppy Lady introduces young readers to Moina Belle Michael. The woman who initiated the use of poppies as a symbol of remembrance for fallen soldiers, highlighting her dedication to honoring their sacrifice.

Hero Mom sensitively explores the pride and challenges experienced by a child whose mother serves in the military, showcasing the resilience and sacrifices of military families.

Otto’s Tales: Today is Veterans Day. Otto the bear engages children in understanding the importance of Veterans Day through heartwarming stories that celebrate the bravery and sacrifices of veterans.

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Download the free Remembrance Day coloring pages

To get your free printables for kids, simply add your name and email address to the form below.

Additional resources

You will also enjoy our other patriotic printables:

• Memorial Day word search
• Memorial Day color by number

Last Updated on 18 July 2024 by Clare Brown