For diaspora Sikh parents
Teach Sikhi at home — in plain English.
You don't have to be fluent yourself. Grab one printable, read one guide, do one thing together this week — all free, all in plain English, no logins.
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Getting Started
New here? Read these in order — they cover the essentials for teaching Sikhi at home.
Gurbani and the Questions Children Ask
Everyday questions children ask — about feelings, identity, nature, and faith — each answered through a verse from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji.
5 Kakars for Kids: Kesh, Kangha, Kara, Kachera, Kirpan
Teach your kids the 5 Ks (Kesh, Kangha, Kara, Kachera, Kirpan) — with a free crossword, coloring sheets and family discussion questions for ages 5–12.
Raising Children with the Wisdom of Japji Sahib
A practical guide for busy parents drawn from Guru Nanak Dev Ji's Japji Sahib — ten principles to help you raise clear, grounded, and spiritual children.
Punjabi Family Relationship Names — Chacha, Massi, Nana & Audio
Complete guide to Punjabi family names — Chacha, Massi, Nana, Bhua and 30+ more with Gurmukhi spellings and native audio pronunciation. Tap any word to hear it spoken aloud, plus a free printable family tree worksheet.
Activities
Things to do with your kids today — printables, coloring, and interactive learning.
All Guides
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Sikh Calendar & Celebrations
Upcoming Sikh celebrations with context and activity ideas for families.
How We Safeguard Sikhi Learning for Your Child
We know parents worry about authenticity. Read about our 5 core pillars of trust—including mandatory human review, zero AI Guru depictions, and Akal Takht Sahib alignment.