MR FEHRENBACH APRIL 2014 Year 7 Sikhism as a Living Religion.

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MR FEHRENBACH APRIL 2014 Year 7 Sikhism as a Living Religion

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MR FEHRENBACHAPRIL 2014

Year 7 Sikhism as a Living Religion

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Learning Objectives

Find out what we know already about Sikhism

To consider the importance of the Guru Granth Sahib

To understand why Sikhs treat this book as a human being

To consider what impact it might have on everyday life of a Sikh teenager

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What do I know about Sikhism already?

Complete quick quiz with the help of your partner

Add to this list of facts in your book

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The Guru Granth Sahib

Read page 14- 15 from text bookNow answer “Things to do” Questions 1,2 and 3 in full sentences.Read the copy of the Mool Mantar then answer the following questions in full sentences:1. What does Mool Mantar mean?2. Why do you think it is often repeated as soon as

a baby is born?3. Why do you think it is important to all Sikhs

throughout their lives?4. List the key ideas it contains about God

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Learning Outcomes

I can develop religious vocabulary to describe and show understanding of sources, ideas and beliefs in Sikhism (AT1 L4)

I can describe and show understanding of some teachings found within the Guru Granth Sahib (AT1 L4)

I can explain my views about connections between the teachings of the Gurus and issues in todays world, suggesting what action a Sikh might take, and why, in response (AT1 L5)