The Buddhist Community
Sangha is the word for the community of those who follow the Buddhist path.
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How does it feel to belong to a group or a community?
Who is part of the Buddhist community?
What is the special place Buddhists go to practise their religion?
Sangha is the word for the community of those who follow the Buddhist path. Very often, sangha refers to the monastic community – the monks and nuns who have abandoned worldly life to lead an exemplary life of virtue. But these days the term refers to laymen and laywomen as well. Laypeople are ordinary people who follow a religion but who have jobs, families, and other social responsibilities.
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Buddhist Stories
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
The King's Elephant story
VIDEO   (Youtube)
The King’s Elephant
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Detailed Subject Knowledge
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
Buddhist community activities teacher's notes
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
King's elephant story teacher's notes
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
The spread of Buddhism
VIDEO   (Youtube)
The Sangha
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Lesson Activities and Reflections
DOCUMENT   (.pptx)
The Buddhist community slides
Lived Experience
VIDEO   (Youtube)
What does my day as a monk look like?
Play Video
VIDEO   (Youtube)
What is the daily routine in my monastery?
Play Video
VIDEO   (Youtube)
Why do I like to be part of a Buddhist community?
Play Video
VIDEO   (Youtube)
Why do I like to go into a Buddhist temple?
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Worksheets
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
My circle of friends worksheet
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
My day worksheet
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
The sangha around the world worksheet
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
Thubten's day worksheet
DOCUMENT   (.pdf)
World map colouring sheet