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Lesson Number Topic title Subject specific detail Guidance Learning activity Resources A useful summary of the five barriers (vices) can be found on the Lesson Number Topic title Subject specific detail Guidance Learning activity Resources Lessons 18-19 Sewa, its importance and why service to others is a priority What is sewa, with special reference to tan, man and dhan? What is the role of Sikhs today in the community and the wider world? Students need to understand the meaning of sewa and how Sikhs may help others physically, mentally and with material things. Students will about Sikhs today and how their beliefs lead them to work for the community. Students could look at a PowerPoint exploring the concept of equality in Sikhism. This PowerPoint looks at the belief in selfless service through the example of the langar. Students could look at a sorting activity, explore images of a langar and watch a couple of clips to gather information. For Sikhism today students could either have a visit from a Sikh or visit a Sikh Gurdwara to meet Sikhs and prepare questions about their role in the community. Another alternative is the teacher does a ‘role play’ exercise where she/he with their knowledge of Sikhism can be a Sikh for the lesson and students prepare and ask them questions. The video clip is a good introduction for this topic. See: are nine examples of Sikhs working in humanitarian aid on the . Students find out about why people needed their help and what the Sikhs did for them. They could identify examples of tan, man and dhan.
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