The Canadian-Sikh Resource Kit aims to support educators with providing a variety of resources that include, fiction, nonfiction and digital and print media about the contributions of Sikh people in Canada from the early days of pioneer life in Canada to the current contributions through arts, politics, environment and more. The resources can be used in three ways: 1. To utilize the resources in lessons and infuse these resources with the Ontario Curriculum 2. Independently help educators learn more about Canadian-Sikhs 3. Aid students to learn more about Canadian-Sikhs through independent study.

Lesson plans for the OAEA curriculum writing project can be found through the link available under Additional info tag.

-- Warrior saints : four centuries of Sikh military history -- The Komagata Maru and Canada's anti-Indian immigration policies in the twentieth century -- An uncommon road : how Canadian Sikhs struggled out of the fringes and into the mainstream / by Gian Singh Sandhu -- English lessons and other stories / by Shauna Singh Baldwin -- Milk and honey / by Rupi Kaur [Teacher Resource] -- The sun and her flowers / by Rupi Kaur [Teacher Resource] -- How to be a bawse : a guide to conquering life / by Lilly Singh. -- Asa Johal and Terminal Forest Products -- WTF- 123 What the facts and figures of Sikhs in Canada -- Le Saviez-Vous? 123 faits et chiffres à connaître sur les sikhs au Canada! 10 BOOKS TOTAL -- Super Sikh. Loves Elvis, hate bad guys (graphic novel) (***ITEM LOST/ORIGINALLY 11 BOOKS***TB April25/23)