Tools for students of all ages to learn about remembrance and recognition.
New National Monument to Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan
Resources to help young people learn more about Canadian Armed Forces efforts in Afghanistan.
Learning hub: Teach about Canada’s mission in Afghanistan
Discover classroom-ready learning materials that help students explore Canada’s mission in Afghanistan.
National Monument to Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan
The National Monument to Canada's Mission in Afghanistan will recognize the commitment and sacrifice of Canadians who served in Afghanistan.
Remembering Beaumont-Hamel
Learning resources to help mark the 110th anniversary of the Battle of Beaumont Hamel.
Battle of Beaumont‑Hamel
In Newfoundland and Labrador, July 1st is known as Memorial Day. Historical information and profiles.
Did he have freckles?
Help students make a personal connection to the Tomb of an unknown Newfoundland First World War soldier.
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Select from resources including CAF in the Middle East poster, Gulf War recognition cards and more.
Learning activities
Materials, videos and more to help youth take a deeper look into remembrance and recognition.
In Flanders Fields
Find information about this iconic Canadian war poem written by John McCrae 110 years ago, including translations in some of the many languages spoken in Canada today.
Indigenous military service
Help students learn more about these contributions and sacrifices through the story of Chief Joseph Dreaver.
CAF in the Middle East
Learn more about how Canadian Armed Forces members have stood up for peace and freedom in the Middle East.
Recognition cards
Encourage your students to write a personalized message to Veterans they know or who live in your community.
Featured lesson plans
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Exploring generative artificial intelligence
Use generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to summarize a historical sheet about Canadian military history.
Artificial intelligence and remembrance
Generate discussion about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the context of remembrance.
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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.
We remember the Black Battalion
This book about Black Canadian soldiers introduces topics like racism and discrimination. (ages 7-11)
No. 2 Construction Battalion legacy in BC and beyond
Honour the rich legacy and remarkable contributions of Black individuals in British Columbia.
Replica of the Danger Tree
Memorial University is having a Danger Tree replica created. It will be installed permanently at the Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial in France.
Canada’s Participation in The Korean War
Help students learn with innovative inquiry lessons about the Korean War developed by teachers across Canada.
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