Sikhism Games Puzzles and Activities Resources

Sikh Oddesey Trivia Game questions span five centuries of history including:

• The ten gurus.
• Guru Granth Sahib.
• Rulers of ancient Punjab.
• Sikh women and heroes of old.
• Converts to Sikhism.
• Sikh immigrants.

Have fun while learning playing Sikh Oddesey Trivia in variety of way limited only by your imagination. Keep cards handy and surprise family and friends. Take turns asking questions. Divide into teams. Award prizes or give as a prize or gift. Great for traveling, gurmat camp fun, or birthday activities. Fun for the entire family, no one is too young or old to play.

More Ways to Have Fun With Sikh Odyssey Trivia Game

Let's Learn Punjabi Jigsaw puzzle pieces are sturdy enough to hold up in a classroom and would make a great learning game or contest for Khalsa Camp activity time or a child's birthday party. Give as a gift or prize. The box is small enough to pack in your suitcase and take along for travel fun. This Punjabi Jigsaw puzzle game provides educational entertainment and fun for kids and adults of all ages.

Illustrated Sikhism story books provide reading fun for families while teaching Sikh history, important Sikh values and principles. Even the youngest child is entralled with story book illustrations which promote family diolague, discussions and  inspire parent-child research activities.

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Free coloring pictures illustrate stories from the life of Guru Nanak. Sikhism coloring pages are original drawings created by Sikh artists for your enjoyment and are a great way for children to learn about Sikh history and Guru Nanak. Coloring pages are linked to related stroies. Print out these free Sikhism coloring pages or copy and color pictures on your computer.

Learn Gurbani Kirtan DVD, CD, and booklet outlines step by step lessons for beginners of any age. The entire family can learn together. This system teaches  simple raag, finger positions and pronunciation while preparing students to progress on their own by providing the foundation for further learning. Even children as young as 18 months can begin to play simple one note "Waheguru" and "Satnam" mediation shabads with the first lesson. Older students can learn words to simple shabads and more complicated shabads in raag. Learning to play and sing kirtan with your family is a richly rewarding activity that lasts a lifetime.

Learn about the illustrious martyrs of Sikh history watching Vismaad animated DVDs with your family.

• Sahibzadey A Saga of Valor and Sacrifice
• The Rise of Khalsa (Banda Singh Bahadar)
• Sundri the Brave Kaur
• Bhai Taru Singh True Saint Fearless Soldier

Vismaad films is also the maker of 35 Akhar, an animated movie which teaches the names of Gurmukhi consonants.

Sikh sangat begins with family and langar is at the heart and hearth of Sikh living. Children love to help out in the kitchen. Cooking together as a family activity is a culinary delight unsurpassed. Try these recipes with your family for birthdays, holidays or commemorative gurpurab occasions.

Spiritual confections made with prayer and mediation with a taste that is divine:

• Prem Prashad Heart Shape Cookie Recipe
• Chocolate Coconut Contemplation Cake
• Naam Ladoo (Spiritual Confection)

Savor the flavor of tradition with these tasty snacks:

• Vegetable Pakora Recipe (Crispy Deep Fried in Batter)
• Roasted Pumpkins Seeds With Curry Seasoning
• Chole (Spicy Chickpea Curry) Illustrated Recipe
• Crispy Poori (Deep Fried Indian Flatbread)

Do It Yourself (DIY) projects and activities bring families together and make seasonal holidays more fun. Try these DIY pumpkin carving projects with your family following easy how to illustrated instructions :

• Carve a Lotus Lantern
• Carve a Lion Jack O Lantern Sikhi Style
• Carve an Ik Onkar or Khanda Sikhi Style Jack-O-Lantern

Do It Yourself (DIY) arts and crafts, stitching, and woodworking projects are activities families can do together.

• DIY Baby's First Prayerbook With Sikhism Theme Illustrated Instructions
• Free Cross Stitch Patterns With Sikhism Themes