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Sikhism

Sikhism. Lesson 1: Pride and Prejudice. The 5 K’s. The 5 K’s. Activity: On the sheet provided, I want you to try to write down what the pictures might symbolise.

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Sikhism

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  1. Sikhism Lesson 1: Pride and Prejudice

  2. The 5 K’s

  3. The 5 K’s Activity: On the sheet provided, I want you to try to write down what the pictures might symbolise. If you have never seen these items before try to think of why a Sikh might be doing and wearing these things to symbolise their faith. You will have 7 minutes to try to come up with some information in pairs.

  4. The 5 K’s Kesh – Uncut hair and beard Kangha – comb Kara - bracelet Kachera - undershorts Kirpan - Sword

  5. Experiences of belonging.how is this being shown by the Sikh people? Experiences of prejudice. Why might the Sikh’s feel prejudice against them? Why is the title of this lesson called Pride and Prejudice?

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