Sikhism - The 5Ks

Sikhism - The 5 K's

LO: Can I name and explain the five K's and their importance to Sikhs?

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What is Sikhism and what do Sikhs believe? - BBC Bitesize

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Match each of the 5 Ks to their definition

• Kesh

• Kirpan

• Kanga

• Kara

• Kachera

Uncut hair as a mark of holiness and sub

A steel sword, for protection.

A small wooden comb in the hair as a sig

A steel bracelet as a reminder that they

Short cotton underwear, more practical f

• Uncut hair as a mark of holiness and sub

• A steel sword, for protection.

• A small wooden comb in the hair as a sig

• A steel bracelet as a reminder that they

• Short cotton underwear, more practical f

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Multiple Choice

What does the Kara symbolize?

• Wealth

• Fashion

• Restraint and gentility

• Power

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Ks?

• Kanga

• Kali

• Kesh

• Kara

Multiple Choice

What is the Kirpan?

• 
  A steel bracelet

• A wooden comb

• 
  Cotton underwear

• A ceremonial sword

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of Kesh (uncut hair)?

• It symbolizes physical strength

• 
  It symbolizes fashion

• It symbolizes a simple life and spiritual maturity

• 
  It symbolizes wealth

Friday 24th May 2024
LO: Can I name and explain the five 5 Ks and their importance to Sikhs?

In your Learning Journals, draw images of each of the 5Ks, name them and explain their significance to Sikhs.

Consider how you want to layout your work so that it is neat and creative.

Use the websites from the lesson to help you!