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TTS Sikh Childs Religious Artefact Collection

Original price was: £118.56.Current price is: £75.99.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Engaging Sikh Traditions: Sikander’s bag brings the Sikh faith closer to children, featuring essential artefacts and stories that illuminate Sikh traditions and practices in an engaging manner.
Relatable Cultural Insights: By adding non-religious items to Sikander’s collection, children can see the commonalities they share with others, bridging cultural and religious gaps.
Comprehensive Sikhism Topics: This collection serves as a versatile tool for discussing various aspects of Sikhism, from its festivals to daily rituals, enriching religious education.
Diverse Educational Materials: Includes a diverse range of artefacts and educational materials, making it easier to introduce complex concepts of Sikhism to children.
Curriculum Aligned Learning: Supports Key Stages 1 and 2 curriculum, enhancing lessons on religious tolerance and the significance of Sikh festivals and daily worship.

Explore the Sikh faith with Sikander’s bag, filled with a variety of items.

Engage children in learning about Sikhism and other religions, making Sikander more relatable by including non-religious items.

Unlock the world of Sikhism for children with the Sikh Child Religious Artefact Collection. This set comes with a Kara, Kangha, Kirpan, Patka, Prayer Beads, a doll, and an artefact bag. It’s specially curated to make learning interactive and tangible.

Integrating these resources into discussions about Sikh festivals and daily worship, along with non-religious items such as a football to make Sikander relatable, promotes understanding and empathy. This innovative approach not only supports RE curriculums but also aids in creating a classroom environment that values diversity.
Specifically designed for Key Stages 1 and 2, this collection plays a crucial role in teaching religious education, focusing on Sikhism’s rich traditions. It’s invaluable for encouraging respectful conversations about religious diversity and practices.
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