Polish Independence Day worksheets (printable)
Free printable Polish Independence Day worksheets for kids: crossword, word search and more, built from 25 English words with clues (e.g. flag, emblem, eagle, anthem).
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Ages 6-8
- flag — Cloth on a pole in a country's colors
- emblem — The national symbol shown on coins and passports
- eagle — The bird on Poland's coat of arms
- anthem — Poland's national song, sung standing up
- cockade — A ribbon rosette in the national colors, pinned to clothes on November 11
- poland — The country whose independence we celebrate on November 11
- warsaw — The capital city of Poland
- soldier — Wears a uniform and protects the country
- peace — When there is no war, there is ___
- parade — Soldiers marching through the streets
- map — A drawing of a country with its rivers and cities
- red — The color of the bottom stripe of Poland's flag
- white — The color of the top stripe of Poland's flag
- crown — The eagle on the coat of arms wears it on its head
- king — A ruler who sits on a throne
- queen — A woman who rules a country from a throne
Ages 9-12
- independence — Poland regained it on November 11, 1918
- freedom — The right to decide for yourself; many Poles fought for it
- homeland — The country your family comes from and that you love
- hero — Someone who bravely fought or helped others
- anthem — The national song we sing at ceremonies
- parade — A ceremonial march of troops on a national holiday
- capital — The main city of a country, where the government sits
- warsaw — Poland's largest city, on the Vistula River
- history — The study of what happened long ago
- peace — A time without war that everyone wants
- crown — The white eagle has worn one for centuries
- soldier — Defends the homeland in uniform
- flag — Hung on buildings on national holidays
- emblem — A state symbol: a white eagle on a red shield
- cockade — Children and adults wear it on November 11
- ancestors — The generations who lived before us
- constitution — The highest law of a country; Poland's was adopted on May 3, 1791
- border — The line between one country and another