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World Religion Symbols

World Religion Symbols. Introducing the main Symbols of the Six Major World Religions. Objectives. To introduce the main symbol connected to each of the six major world religions To build on prior knowledge To find and interesting fact out about each one. By the end of this lesson.

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World Religion Symbols

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  1. World Religion Symbols Introducing the main Symbols of the Six Major World Religions

  2. Objectives • To introduce the main symbol connected to each of the six major world religions • To build on prior knowledge • To find and interesting fact out about each one

  3. By the end of this lesson • All pupils will be able to correctly identify each symbol • Most pupils will be able to discover a simple fact for at least two of the religions • Some pupils will discover a fact for each of the six world religions using independent research

  4. The Six Major World Religions

  5. Recap • Find out what you have learnt this lesson • See if you can guess correctly, which world religion the symbol belongs to

  6. Aum / Om • Christianity • Judaism • Hinduism • Sikhism • Buddhism • Islam

  7. Aum /Om • Hinduism • The major symbol used for Hinduism is the symbol of 'Om'. • 'Om' is a special word said at the beginning and end of a prayer. • It is made up of Sanskrit letters; Sanskrit is a very old language.

  8. The Star of David • Christianity • Judaism • Hinduism • Sikhism • Buddhism • Islam

  9. The Star of David • Judaism • The major symbol of Judaism is a star, which has six points. • It is called 'The Star of David' or the 'Magen David.' • David was a very important Jewish king but no one knows where the symbol first came from.

  10. The Moon and the Star • Christianity • Judaism • Hinduism • Sikhism • Buddhism • Islam

  11. The Crescent Moon and the Star • Islam • The major symbol of Islam is a crescent moon with a star. • Many early Muslims lived in the desert, an important way to find their way around at night was by using the moon and stars. • The symbol represents how Islam guides people and shows them how to live.

  12. The Cross • Christianity • Judaism • Hinduism • Sikhism • Buddhism • Islam

  13. The Cross • Christianity • The major symbol used for Christianity is the cross, this is because Jesus died on the cross and after he died he came back to life. • The cross is a symbol of life and death. • Some Christians like to wear a cross so that people know they belong to that faith group.

  14. The Wheel of Law • Christianity • Judaism • Hinduism • Sikhism • Buddhism • Islam

  15. The Wheel of Law • Buddhism • The major symbol used for Buddhism is a wheel called 'the Wheel of Law'. • It represents the Buddhist teaching of the 'Noble Eightfold Path'. • Each spoke of the wheel represents a different truth.

  16. The Khanda • Christianity • Judaism • Hinduism • Sikhism • Buddhism • Islam

  17. The Khanda • Sikhism • The major symbol used for Sikhism is a symbol, which is made up of three parts. • Two swords represent the fact that Sikhs must fight for what is right. • Then there is a circle to represent that God has no end or beginning. Finally there is a sword called the Khanda, it is a double-edged sword which represents the power of God. • This symbol is found on the Sikh flag, which is called the Nishan Sahib.

  18. Levels • Attainment target One Learning about religion • I can… • Level 1 recognise religious symbols • Level 2 use religious words and phrases • Level 3 recognise a key feature of a religion • Level 4 recognise some similarities and differences between some religions

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