Gurdwara

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Nishan Sahib Four Doors

Shoe Rack Head Covering

Manji Sahib Golak

Cut out and match the labelled pictures with their corresponding fact.

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Chaur Langar

This is a free communal kitchen.This is a flag that shows the

Gurdwara is a place of worship.

These show that all people are welcome.

It is where worshippers donate money to the temple.

Hair must be covered before entering the Darbar Sahib (prayer hall).

This is where the Guru Granth Sahib is placed during the day.

Shoes are placed here.This is a fan waved over the holy book. It is made from yak's hair.

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Nishan SahibThis is a flag that shows the Gurdwara is a place of worship.

Four DoorsThese show that all people are welcome.

Shoe Rack Shoes are placed here.

Head CoveringHair must be covered before entering the Darbar Sahib (prayer hall).

Manji SahibThis is where the Guru Granth Sahib is placed during the day.

GolakIt is where worshippers donate money to the temple.

Chaur This is a fan waved over the holy book.

Langar This is a free communal kitchen.

Gurdwara Activity Answers

Gurdwara

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Nishan Sahib Four Doors

Shoe Rack Head Covering

Manji Sahib Golak

Cut out and match the labelled pictures with their corresponding fact.

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Chaur Palki Sahib

Langar Darbar Sahib

Chanani

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

This is a raised platform. It has the Sikh symbol called the ‘Khanda’ on it.

This is a free communal kitchen. It contains the Manji Sahib.

Wearing shoes in the prayer hall is considered disrespectful.

The canopy is made of decorated cloth.

This is a fan waved over the holy book.Hair must be covered before entering the

Darbar Sahib (prayer hall).

You cannot have your feet facing the holy book or turn your back to it while in this

room.It has four posters.

This is where the Guru Granth Sahib is placed during the day.

There are four to represent north, east, south and west.

These show that all people are welcome.It is where worshippers donate money to

the temple.

Shoes are placed here.This is a flag that shows the Gurdwara is a

place of worship.

It is made from yak's hair.Everyone is expected to sit together and eat

to show they are all equal.

It covers the Guru Granth Sahib from above.This is placed at the front of the Manji

Sahib.

It is normal to cover one’s head with a scarf, turban, patka or bandana.

This hall contains the Takht where the Guru Granth Sahib is placed during the day.

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Nishan SahibThis is a flag that shows the Gurdwara is a place of worship.

It has the Sikh symbol called the ‘Khanda’ on it.

Darbar SahibThis hall contains the Takht where the Guru Granth Sahib is placed during the day.

You cannot have your feet facing the holy book or turn your back to it while in this room.

Four DoorsThese show that all people are welcome.

There are four to represent north, east, south and west.

ChananiThe canopy is made of decorated cloth.

It covers the Guru Granth Sahib from above.

Shoe RackShoes are placed here.

Wearing shoes in the prayer hall is considered disrespectful.

Palki SahibIt has four posters.

It contains the Manji Sahib.

Head CoveringHair must be covered before entering the Darbar Sahib (prayer hall).

It is normal to cover one’s head with a scarf, turban, patka or bandana.

Manji SahibThis is a raised platform.

This is where the Guru Granth Sahib is placed during the day.

GolakThis is placed at the front of the Manji Sahib.

It is where worshippers donate money to the temple.

ChaurThis is a fan waved over the holy book.

It is made from yak's hair.

LangarThis is a free communal kitchen.

Everyone is expected to sit together and eat to show they are all equal.

Gurdwara Activity Answers

Gurdwara

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Nishan Sahib Four Doors

Shoe Rack Head Covering

Manji Sahib Golak

Cut out and match the labelled pictures with their corresponding fact.

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Chaur Palki Sahib

Langar Darbar Sahib

Chanani

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

It is made from yak's hair. It is normal to cover one’s head with a scarf, turban, patka or bandana.

You cannot have your feet facing the holy book or turn your back to it while in this

room.

It has the Sikh symbol called the ‘Khanda’ on it.

It covers the Guru Granth Sahib from above. This is a raised platform.

There are four to represent north, east, south and west.

Everyone is expected to sit together and eat to show they are all equal.

It contains the Manji Sahib. Wearing shoes in the prayer hall is considered disrespectful.

This is placed at the front of the Manji Sahib.

RE | Year 3 | Sikhism | Special Places | Lesson 3

Nishan Sahib It has the Sikh symbol called the ‘Khanda’ on it.

Darbar SahibYou cannot have your feet facing the holy book or turn your back to it while in this room.

Four Doors There are four to represent north, east, south and west.

Chanani It covers the Guru Granth Sahib from above.

Shoe Rack Wearing shoes in the prayer hall is considered disrespectful.

Palki Sahib It contains the Manji Sahib.

Head CoveringIt is normal to cover one’s head with a scarf, turban, patka or bandana.

Manji Sahib This is where the Guru Granth Sahib is placed during the day.

Golak It is where worshippers donate money to the temple.

Chaur It is made from yak's hair.

LangarEveryone is expected to sit together and eat to show they are all equal.

Gurdwara Activity Answers