Learn Gurmukhi. Discover Sikhi.
Free books, games, and guides for kids in the diaspora—made by a parent and teacher.
Where to Begin
These are the resources I wish I had when my kids were younger.
Book The Missing Bowl
A beautifully illustrated story about Guru Nanak teaching honesty and kindness.
Read NowChildren's Books
Stories from Sikh history for young readers
The Gentle Healer: The Life of Guru Har Rai Sahib Ji
A children's story about Guru Har Rai Sahib Ji, the seventh Sikh Guru known for his compassion, healing, and unwavering commitment to truth.
The Light of Truth: The Life of Guru Nanak Dev Ji
A children's story about Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism known for his message of one God, equality, honest living, and service to all.
The Missing Bowl: A Story from the Life of Guru Nanak
A beautifully illustrated children's story about Guru Nanak's encounter with Kaljug Pandit, teaching young readers about honesty, kindness, and the importance of good deeds over pretense.
Guides for Parents & Teachers
Practical resources for teaching Sikhi at home
How to Be a Volunteer: The Art of Selfless Service
A heartfelt guide for young Sikhs and volunteers on approaching seva with the right mindset. Learn how volunteering is a privilege, an opportunity to grow, and a path to touching lives.
Why Do We Bow in Gurdwara?
A thoughtful guide for Sikh families explaining the meaning behind bowing to Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Covers the Living Guru, Shabad, and the concept of Sachcha Patshah (True Sovereign).
The Tapestry of Relations: A Guide to Sikh Family Names
Why 'Uncle' and 'Auntie' aren't enough. A complete guide to Sikh relationship titles, their meanings, and how to teach them to your children.
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