Sikhism Artefacts Collection

Product Code: SI-PACK

Develop an understanding of the Sikh faith through real-life objects.

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Authentic Artefacts: This collection offers genuine artefacts, including the 5 Ks of Sikhism, providing a realistic insight into Sikh faith practices.
Curriculum Support: Supports RE & PSHE curriculum goals by facilitating discussions on religious diversity, identity, and multicultural respect.
Multi-Sensory Learning: Encourages an engaging, hands-on learning experience, allowing children to explore and understand Sikhism through touch and observation.
Inclusive Education: Promotes empathy and appreciation for cultural differences, supporting an inclusive environment in classrooms.
Understanding Sikh Practices: Ideal for teaching about the Sikh faith practices, focusing on the 5 Ks, enhancing children's understanding of religious artefacts.

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Develop an understanding of the Sikh faith through real-life objects.

The TTS Sikhism Artefacts Collection offers an engaging way to introduce children to the Sikh faith via tangible artefacts, including the significant 5 Ks: Kesh, Kara, Kanga, Kaccha, Kirpan, and a Turban. These items enable a hands-on learning experience that deepens the understanding and respect for Sikh traditions and practices.

Integrating perfectly with the RE & PSHE curriculums, this collection encourages discussions on religious diversity and cultural respect. It makes the concepts of faith and tradition more relatable and understandable for children, fostering an inclusive and respectful classroom environment.
Designed to support multi-sensory learning, the collection stimulates various senses, enhancing engagement and retention. Through tactile interaction, children can explore and appreciate the depth and significance of the Sikh faith, cultivating an environment of curiosity and open dialogue about the diversity of world religions.