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Which subject	Religion
What age group	Year or Grade 3
What topic	The five K's of Sikhism
Number of slides	7
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• Introduction slide

Kirpan

• A Kirpan is a small dagger carried by Sikhs
• It is a symbol of fearlessness and self-defense
• Sikh men and women are required to carry a Kirpan at all times
• It is not used as a weapon, but as a reminder of responsibility

Kesh

• Kesh refers to the uncut hair on a Sikh's head
• It is a symbol of commitment and dedication to their faith
• Sikh men and women are not allowed to cut their hair
• Head scarves (dastars) are worn to keep the hair tidy

Kangha

• A Kangha is a wooden comb used to keep the hair neat and tidy
• It is a symbol of cleanliness and discipline
• Every day, the hair is washed and combed with a Kangha
• It reminds Sikhs to maintain physical and spiritual hygiene

Kachera

• A Kachera is a type of cotton underwear worn by Sikhs
• It is a symbol of self-control and modesty
• It is worn as a reminder to control one's desires and maintain purity
• Sikh men and women wear Kachera garments

Kara

• A Kara is a steel bracelet worn on the wrist

• It is a symbol of strength and unity with God

• It is a reminder to always do good deeds and help others

• Sikh men and women wear Karas on their dominant hand

• Conclusion slide