Remembrance is remembering or showing respect for someone who has died. It can also mean cherishing an item or photo that reminds you of something or someone.
Identify and understand emotions, values, attitudes, motivations, mindsets, and personal attributes.
Regulate emotions, attitudes, and actions and resist negative emotions and impulses.
Acquire, remember, understand, and apply knowledge.
Enthusiastic to understand more about themselves, others, and the world around them.
Students will explore the concept of remembrance and the importance of remembering loved ones after they have left us.
K-5
6-12
Educators: Copy the Family Connection and email it to parents or click here to download a PDF version to email or print.
Watch
Watch the video as a family: https://youtu.be/gE5ATaDFtbQ
Discuss
Use these questions to start meaningful conversations about remembrance.
Activity
Pick or purchase flowers to put into the memorial vases created at school and place them somewhere in your home in remembrance of a loved one.
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