For diaspora Sikh parents · Kids 4–12

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A Sikh figure caring for a child — a story of sewa

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Stories of the Gurus, Sikh values, and what Gurbani means — all in English. Begin today.

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The Gurmukhi letter Oora with an illustration of a camel

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Fateh Singh and the New Light

Free Sikh story for kids 4–12 — when baby sister Jot Kaur comes home, jealous Fateh Singh learns that love shared is not love divided.

Read it free → Part of the Fateh Singh Series →

This week's activity: practise Gurmukhi letters with the flashcard game → · Or play on the free Maastarji Games Hub app →

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Fateh Singh

A boy growing up Sikh in London — five books, five values.

Simran Kaur

A girl growing up Sikh in Toronto — five books, five Kakars.

Sehaj Kaur

Chardi Kala and courage, with a Sikh family in San Jose.

Cow & Crow Early Readers

First little books your child can read all by themselves.

Shabad Stories

Gentle Gurbani bedtime stories for ages 3–6.

Bilingual Punjabi Stories

Classic folktales side by side in Punjabi and English.

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Games Hub app

Nine free games for Gurmukhi and the Gurus — no ads, works offline.

Guides for parents

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