The Adventure of Simran & Sehaj | Children Book Review
Welcome to the Adventures of Simran & Sehaj who's author is Dr. Simi that writes books tackling today's issues. In this video, Bibi Gurprit Kaur reviews 2 books from this series which are "Kisaan" and "The Land of Five Rivers".
Do check their books out at www.simranandsehaj.com
Part 2 of Sikhi educational products from Nirmolak Heera!
You can purchase these items at shop.NirmolakHeera.com
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Nirmolak Heera Sikhi Products Review Part 1
Come check out the new educational products by Nirmolak Heera! In this video, we reviewed 4 types of punjabi flashcards and the 3D Punjabi Alphabet Wood Board.
You can purchase these items at shop.NirmolakHeera.com
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What is a Patka? | Children's Book Review
What is a Patka? | Children's Book Review
This book takes you to a journey with Mohan who wears a Patka and gets a lot of questions! In this book, there is also a guide on how to tie a patka! The fun part? You can design your own!
You can purchase this book here: http://whatisapatka.com/
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My First Gurmukhi Alphabets | Children's Book Review
My First Gurmukhi Alphabets Book is perfect to get our young children exposed to vocabulary used in Gurbani! This book does not only have beautifully illustrated Penti Akhar, but also provides multiple vocabulary from each akhar.
You can purchase this book here: https://sikhisikhya.com/
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Is That Paras' Turban? | Children's Book Review
Is That Paras' Turban? is the first Sikh-themed multi-sensory book by Share Charity UK that aims to educate about the importance of a turban.
This book gives early exposure to young children to the turban by exploring different textures in the book. Each page is beautifully illustrated with different texture aiming at all children with different learning styles.
You can purchase this book here: https://sharecharityuk.com/product/is-that-paras-turban/
Adventures With Dadaji (Naam Japna) | Children's Book Review
Adventures With Dadaji (Naam Japna) | Children's Book Review
Let's go on an Adventure with Dadaji! This beautifully illustrated book is a journey where Dadaji takes Sahib Singh on a magical ride visiting a magical ocean, jungle and a magical ride on a huge balloon!
This book allows your child to connect with nature through Gurbani.
Purchase this pegboard here: https://www.mightykhalsa.com/product/adventures-with-dadaji-naam-japna/
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Hide A Sikh | Sikh's Children Book Review
Hide A Sikh | Sikh's Children Book
How fun it is to play hide and seek or should we say Hide A Sikh?!
Hide A Sikh is a fun and interactive book for children where Sharan Kaur and her friends play hide and seek in 10 different places! This book also help children exposed to Punjabi numbers and meaning of the character names!
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A book you don't want to miss!
Purchase this pegboard here: https://www.mightykhalsa.com/product/hide-a-sikh/
5K's Pegboard | Children's Book Review
5K's Pegboard | Children's Book Review
It's time to get our kids hands on with this amazing 5K's Pegboard! It does not only promote motor skills but also gives early exposure on our Panj Kakkars!
Purchase this pegboard here: https://www.mightykhalsa.com/product/5-ks-peg-board-puzzle/
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Introducing a new set of books by Khalis House Publication, called Tales of Akaal. A set of bilingual books which tell the story of creation of Akaal (Vaheguru). An ideal book for all ages in many different ways! Watch the book review to learn more.
Purchase the books here: https://www.khalishouse.com/
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A lovely story about how a young Gursikh named Prem Singh spends his day.
Prem Singh is a wonderful role model, not only for Sikh children but for Sikhs of all ages! We can all learn a thing or two from him.
Read this lovely book in simple English or Punjabi.
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Goodnight Guru | Sikh Children's Book Review
Inspired by the classic children’s book, Good Night Moon, this is a great bedtime book for Sikh children.
Goodnight Guru reminds us to think of all those that made sacrifices for Sikhi. A great illustration of what we read everyday in Ardas.
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These two books are packed with loads of fun and exciting activities that suit home, school or camp environments. Younger children will need an adult to guide them through the pages. Activities and puzzles in these books teach children about Sikhi and promote valuable critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
– Bilingual (Punjabi & English)
– Photocopiable
– Ages 3+
– Supports the school curriculum
– Promotes Sikh values
– For parents, teachers, camp organisers
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Kamal's Kes | Sikh Children's Book Review
Kamal’s Kes is a body-positive picture book, rooted in dismantling standards of beauty that harm the mental health of young persons. With such few representations of body hair in picture books, cultural conditioning sends the message of feeling ashamed of natural hair. This Own Voices story offers young girls an empowering choice when it comes to their developing body hair. Kamal will have to confront her deepest thoughts to reimagine what beautiful means to her.
Written and Illustrated by Baljinder Kaur
Purchase your own copy here: https://www.mightykhalsa.com/product/kamals-kes/
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Teach your children Punjabi vocabulary with ease!
These 5 excellent books allow you to learn and teach different words in Punjabi, ranging from fruits, vegetables, animals, birds and colours.
The books include real colour images, proven to help children learn and associate better, and Punjabi words with transliteration and translations.
Get your set here https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/creativemannco
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This project took over 4 years to complete with so many people across the globe contributing to it and patiently waiting for the release.
In January 2014 we’ve uploaded our first Sikh Nursery rhyme video on YouTube – The Gurus Song. In April 2016 the second video “We Are the Khalsa” was released. Both of these songs along with 12 other tracks are available now in a book & audio CD format.
Each of the songs had a double spread dedicated to it. There are lyrics and photographs of the children demonstrating the actions for each verse or line of the song/rhyme. The actions are easy to learn and to do along with the music.
All the familiar tunes and traditional nursery rhymes get new Sikhi lyrics – all about Vaheguru Ji, Khalsa and the brave Singhs and Kaurs of the Guru.
A perfect addition to your school runs and long car journeys with the kids.
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Guru Nanak the Magnificent book review!
This beautifully illustrated poem celebrates the life of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, in gratitude of the light that they have brought into this world.
Bibi Gurprit Kaur gives us a detailed review of this amazing childrens book.
To purchase your copy click on this link: https://www.mightykhalsa.com/product/gurunanakthemagnificent/
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