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Buddhism

Educational Resources for Teaching Buddhism

Topics

A rich range of teaching resources designed for young people.

AGE

5–11

Mindfulness-and-meditation
Mindfulness and Meditation
How can we deal with ourselves and be stable like a mountain, especially when strong emotions lik...
Rituals-and-festivals
Rituals and Festivals
What are the main Buddhist festivals? How do Buddhists prepare for these festivals? In this secti...
Everything-is-connected
Everything Is Connected
How do things come to be? What is my influence on them? Why should we care for a child on the oth...

AGE

11–16

Meditation-and-Puja
Meditation
What would happen if we simply let our minds rest? How would we do that? And what would be the po...
Personhood
Personhood
Who am I? What am I made of? These universal questions are approached in a structured and reasone...
Buddhist-Ethics
Buddhist Ethics
The Buddhist teachings set out moral guidance to follow, yet Buddhism is far from being a moralis...

AGE

16–19

Ethics
Ethics
The main point about moral discipline seems to be that rules by themselves are not enough; it is ...
Theravada
Theravada
Theravada is one of the major schools of Buddhism. This page is a subtopic of Traditions of Lived...
Buddhist-Path
The Buddhist Path
The Buddhist path was first taught by the Buddha as the fourth Noble Truth. It is twofold: the ou...

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Lesson Activities
and Reflections

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Lived Experience

Cultural practices and personal testimonies from Buddhists

Stories

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Worksheets

Exercises to consolidate knowledge or aid in revision

Webinars

Webinars are offered on an occasional basis to boost teachers’ subject knowledge, discuss difficult points, and share classroom experience.

Next Webinar

What is karma?

19th October 2023
5pm–7pm, UK time

£25 early bird discount, £30 full price

Karma is a tricky subject to grasp? How does karma continue from life to life if there is no person that continues from life to life? What makes actions good or bad? And is karma a form of fate or destiny?
These are some of the questions we will explore in this two-hour webinar designed for school teachers. It will be interactive with plenty of time for participants to share their own experiences of teaching karma in the classroom.

You can register here.

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