Free · Self-paced · Ages 5–12
Sikhi Summer
A free summer journey through Sikhi for kids — one story, one Shabad, something to make and something to do, every day. About 15 minutes. No sign-up, no pressure.
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What's in a day?
A simple menu — pick two or three. There's no wrong way to do a day.
A Sakhi or story
A Sakhi from Guru history, or a story to read together.
A Shabad
One line of Gurbani — kid-friendly meaning.
Something to make
A coloring sheet, craft or worksheet.
Something to do
A simple outdoor or hands-on activity.
Something to watch
A short, gentle video together.
Talk together
One question to share as a family.
The journey — 9 weeks
From "who is the One Creator?" to a child who knows the Gurus, the values and the meaning of Gurbani. New weeks are added through the summer.
Week 1 · Hello, Sikhi
ReadyIk Onkar, the Gurdwara, sharing, Naam, honest work, kindness.
Week 2 · The Gurus begin
ReadyGuru Nanak to Guru Arjan — one light, passed on.
Week 3 · The Gurus continue
ReadyGuru Hargobind to Guru Gobind Singh, and the eternal Guru.
Week 4 · Living our values
ReadySewa, equality, honesty, courage, chardi kala.
Week 5 · The Khalsa
ReadyVaisakhi 1699, the Panj Pyare, the Five Kakars.
Week 6 · Gurbani by meaning
ReadyMool Mantar, simple Shabads, Nitnem for kids.
Week 7 · Brave hearts
ReadySakhis and heroes who lived Sikhi.
Week 8 · Living it together
ReadyFestivals, the Sikh calendar, Gurdwara, Nagar Kirtan.
Week 9 · Putting it together
ReadyA family sewa project, review, and your certificate.
Print the Summer Passport
A one-page progress chart for the fridge — stamp each day, earn a weekly star, and finish with a certificate.
Get the passportOne day in your inbox
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Join the newsletterFrequently asked questions
Everything a parent usually wants to know.
Is Sikhi Summer free?
Yes — completely free and open. No sign-up, no login, no ads. Every story, Shabad, coloring sheet and activity is right here for any family to use, any time.
Do we have to do it every day?
No. It is self-paced — do a day whenever you like, skip around, or take a break and come back. Each day stands on its own, so you never have to "catch up."
What ages is it for?
Ages 5–12. Every day has a quick "younger / older" tip so the same idea fits a 5-year-old and a 12-year-old in the same family.
Do we need to read Gurmukhi?
No. Everything is in English. Gurbani comes with transliteration so your child can say it, and a kid-friendly meaning so they can understand it. A tiny optional Gurmukhi letter each day helps them start reading too — but it's never required.
How long does each day take?
About 15 minutes for the core. Each day is a menu, not a checklist — pick two or three activities, and do more only if your child is enjoying it.
What will my child learn?
Over the journey, a warm foundation in Sikhi: the One Creator, the ten Gurus, core values, the Khalsa, the meaning of Gurbani, and how Sikhi is lived — festivals, the Gurdwara and sewa.
Made by Sikh parents and teachers, for our kids. Always free.