L2 - The Sikh values

WALT: Identify the key values and symbols of the Sikh faith

Recap: Can you recall what we learnt about Sikhism in our last lesson? Do you know where the Sikh faith originated? What do Sikhs believe? Can you answer these questions?

This week, we will look at the key values and symbols of the Sikh faith in a little more depth. There are three key values of the Sikh faith, known as the three pillars of Sikhism. Learn more about them in this PowerPoint.

Three Pillars of Sikhism.pptx1mb

Pronunciations of key words (if needed):

Naam japna pronunciation.mp3

Kirat Karni pronunciation.mp3

Vand chhakna pronunciation.mp3

waheguru- pronunciation.mp3

manmukh pronunciation.mp3

gurmukh pronunciation.mp3

The Five K's are the markers of Sikh identity, and they consist of: uncut hair, a short sword or knife, a steel wristband, a wooden comb, and shorts worn as an undergarment. Learn more about them by looking at this PowerPoint.

Sikhi The Five Ks PowerPoint.pptx2mb

Watch this short video about two young members of the Sikh Khalsa. They show their commitment to Sikhism by wearing the 5 Ks, which are symbols of Sikh ideals.

Complete this sheet. Can you Can you explain what these Sikh symbols are and how they are used or worn? EXT: Can you explain how they are symbolic to Sikhs?