Eat and hunt for different kinds of Easter eggs.

All the fun for everyone.

Sheep and new born lambs roam every field

The flowers and plants grow again.

Easter is a time to relax.

Rest and recover from school and work.

Easter is in spring

All the flowers are growing in the garden

Sometimes people roll their eggs down the hill

Time for the lambs to be born

Eating Easter chocolate

Resting in the garden- eating eggs!

Now the death of soldiers. That were brave when bombs went off. And have fallen in Flanders Field. Now the poppy grows in our hearts and the poppies win again.

Soldiers take bullets to the hearts. And get but to the grave. The poppies may bring a tear to the face. They stand up strong for all we remember the poppy in red. It represents the people that have been loved and lost.

 Poppies commemorate the death of soldiers on Flanders Field. We remember their bravery and thank them for making the world safer.

by Thomas

Poppies help us remember how people fight in the army. How people save our live and risk their lives and we show them that we care about them. So the army know we care about them. The army adults will fight into their dead, all the adults and kids will miss them all.So theywould take over I wish the army shout all them down.

They will be in our hearts all the time. Theyn will be in heaven thinking about the army trying to save us now.We remember about them in the old days. If they get shot in the arm or the leg they will still fight. They will hide bombs in the bushes, they will fight for the world. They fight lots of countries. We will thank them because they are saving our lives. We give them honour, they will come home and back again.

by Reece

The bombs that blow the wars go on. The men get killed to make this a free country. The men who died lie under crosses are the bravest men that I know. They live in hearts. Never forget the men who died in Flanders Field. Gunpowder flys men get killed and lie the crosses row on row. They live on in our hearts, never forget the men who died in Flanders Field. They died young not like us, we will die old not like them.

by Daniel

Once my dad was in war. In a battlefield looking for foe were under attack. Guns were fired, grenades were thrown, bombs were exploding.

People were hurt the tank was blown up. My dad fought for his life, other brave soldiers helped one another. As the years went by he is now in Afganistan in war. Once again.

That t is why we wear a poppy every year. To support troops that get hurt and killed.In memory of the men and women that fought in Flanders Field.

by Drew

People in the navy lost at sea, with faith we watch the sunset on the hills.People beloved, their uncle and father. but sadly they lost their lives. Every November we remember their lives and cry,

The Black Watch 3 Scots 3rd Battalion fight in Afganistan to protect people. Guns, grenades and bombs- constant danger. My dad- Csgt Paul Anderson- me, my mum and my sister will never forget him.

The R.A.F.- aircraft shot down we don’t know how it happened but we will never forget that he loved Britain and us. His craft destroyed in World War 2.

We will never forget the people that died. We will be grateful forever.

by Jamie

Poppies help us remember our ancestors and friends.  They protect us now they protect us then. I couldn’t forget them. They will always be in our hearts.

The soldiers that marched for us, our country needed saved and they are still going ahead and they won’t give up until they win.

By Nakita

Poppies blow in a row. Poppies help us remember the people who fought for us, to save us. Only bravery can save us so that is what people did.

Poppies grow poppies blow in a row. Just like the soldiers stood in a row maybe a bullet to the foe. But they aren’t going to give up until they know we are safe as they fought they know we are safe.

The red on the poppies are like the blood of the  people who died in the battles. To save us and so we can live our lives we will never forget the people who died in battles now they look down on us.

By Kaci