Year 8 RE Lesson: Sikhism and Guru Nanak – Why Is He Important?
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This lesson introduces Sikhism and explores why Guru Nanak is such a central figure for Sikhs. Pupils learn about Nanak’s life, his vision in the river, and his teachings about equality and one God. The lesson also covers key symbols like the Khanda and the origins of Sikh practices. Activities include guided reading, comprehension questions, creative tasks such as designing interview questions for Guru Nanak, and true/false reflection on his beliefs.
Learning aims:
Describe who Guru Nanak was and why he is important to Sikhs
Explain key teachings, including equality and belief in one God
Identify and understand the symbolism of the Khanda
Reflect on how Nanak’s message challenged divisions between religions
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