Sikhism - Festivals & Religions

Name: Sikhism - Festivals & Religions
Brand: Pegasus
SKU: 9788131940952
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ISBN 13

9788131940952

Publishing Date

31-03-2025

Format

READERS

Size in MM

5.5X8.5

Pages

32

Pegasus App Resources

pdf

Net Weight

0.08 kg

Language

ENGLISH

Product Type

BOOKS

Packaging

PB

Size in Inch

140X215

Skill Development

SOLO

Screen Usage

AFTER SCHOOL|BEDTIME|MORNING TIME|TRAVEL TIME

WellBeing Corner

COGNITIVE WELLBEING|CREATIVE WELLBEING|EMOTIONAL WELLBEING|SPIRITUAL WELLBEING

Keywords

FESTIVALS & RELIGION

Key Features:

Age Group: 4+ years
Size: 14 x 21.5 cm
Format: Paperback
Series: FESTIVALS & RELIGIONS
Pages: 32
Materials: PB (Paperback)

Educational Objective:
This book aims to introduce young readers to the vibrant world of Sikhism. It provides age-appropriate explanations of key Sikh festivals, beliefs, and practices, fostering cultural awareness and religious sensitivity from an early age.

Skills Developed:

Cultural Understanding
Reading Comprehension
Vocabulary Building
Moral Values & Social Awareness

Description:
Part of the engaging FESTIVALS & RELIGIONS series, Sikhism introduces children to the core values, teachings, and festivals of the Sikh faith in a simple and visually appealing way. Through vibrant illustrations and easy-to-understand language, children learn about Guru Nanak, the significance of Gurpurab, Vaisakhi celebrations, the Golden Temple, and much more. Designed especially for young learners, this book encourages curiosity, empathy, and respect for different cultures and religions.

Perfect for classroom learning, homeschooling, or as part of a festive read-along, this book brings the traditions of Sikhism to life in a way that children can relate to and enjoy.