Pancasila Principles and Symbols

The video tutorial introduces students to the symbols of Pancasila, the national emblem of Indonesia, and their meanings. It explains each of the five symbols and their corresponding principles. The teacher also provides examples of how these principles can be applied in daily life at home. The lesson concludes with a recap of the symbols and their significance.

What is the national emblem of Indonesia?

• Garuda Pancasila

• Merlion

• Komodo Dragon

• Bali Starling

What is the symbol of the first principle of Pancasila?

• Banyan Tree

• Bull's Head

• Star

• Chain

What does the second principle of Pancasila emphasize?

• Social Justice

• Unity of Indonesia

• Democracy

• Humanity that is just and civilized

Which symbol represents the third principle of Pancasila?

• Rice and Cotton

• Chain

• Banyan Tree

• Star

How can you practice the first principle of Pancasila at home?

• Cleaning the house together

• Helping siblings with homework

• Saving money

• Praying before meals

What is an example of practicing the second principle of Pancasila at home?

• Praying before meals

• Saving money

• Discussing family decisions

• Helping parents cook

What activity represents the third principle of Pancasila at home?

• Saving money

• Cleaning the house together

• Helping parents cook

• Praying before meals

How can you practice the fourth principle of Pancasila at home?

• Helping parents cook

• Praying before meals

• Saving money

• Discussing family decisions

What is an example of practicing the fifth principle of Pancasila at home?

• Saving money

• Cleaning the house together

• Helping parents cook

• Praying before meals

What is the symbol of the fifth principle of Pancasila?

• Banyan Tree

• Chain

• Star

• Rice and Cotton