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Exploring the Origins and Basic Beliefs of Hinduism in Ancient India

This workshop will delve into the roots of Hinduism, one of the oldest religions originating from Ancient India. Participants will be guided through the essential concepts such as Karma, Dharma, Deities, Samsara, and Brahman. By working in groups, students will analyze a reading on Hinduism's origins, extract key ideas, and document them in a graphic organizer. The session culminates with the creation of a diamante poem to creatively summarize the beliefs of Hinduism, enhancing comprehension and retention of this rich cultural heritage.

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Exploring the Origins and Basic Beliefs of Hinduism in Ancient India

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  1. Ancient India: Hinduism Origins & Basic Beliefs

  2. Turn to the blank RIGHT side page • Divide your page up into 6 sections by drawing 3 lines across the page like this:

  3. Label the sections like this: Karma Dharma Deities Samsara Brahman Origins of Hinduism

  4. Origins of Hinduism • We'll read a short piece on the origins (beginnings) of the religion in Ancient Indian known as Hinduism. • As we read, we'll determine importance by writing down key facts and main ideas in the space on our page.

  5. Workshop Directions • You will work in triads to fill in the rest of your graphic organizer, looking at the 5 basic beliefs of Hinduism. • As you visit each station, read the article with your partners and review any images provided. • Determine the important main ideas and write those down in the correct space on your graphic organizer.

  6. Summarizing & Synthesizing: Diamonte Poem • Go back to the space under your Creation Myth handout • You will create a diamonte poem summarizing your information on Hindu beliefs. • Diamonte poems are structured like this: Topic Word Adjective, Adjective -ing word, -ing word, -ing word Four nouns - or - a short phrase noun, noun Topic Word

  7. Diamonte Poem Example: History ancient, informative studying, investigating, questioning, learning the study of the past civilizations, artifacts History

  8. Summarizing & Synthesizing: Diamonte Poem • Your diamonte poem needs to focus on the beliefs of Hinduism: Hinduism Adjective, Adjective -ing word, -ing word, -ing word Four nouns - or - a short phrase noun, noun Hinduism NOTE: Diamonte poems do not have to rhyme!

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