The Sewa Jar: 52 Weeks of Selfless Service Cards for Sikh Kids

A fifteen-page printable for a Sikh family who want sewa to be a weekly habit, not only something done on a Sunday at the gurdwara. Once a week one person draws a card from the jar, and the family does that sewa together.

Inside: 52 sewa cards, mixed across three kinds (at home, at the gurdwara, and in the neighbourhood), each with a one-line reason; four blank cards for the family's own ideas; a how-it-works page; a page on sewa, langar and vand chhakna in a child's words, with plain meanings; a cut-out label for the jar; a two-page year tracker with a tick box and a line for each week; a page for the family's own ideas; and a sources page.

Every card is something a family can do at home, with a neighbour, or by offering to the gurdwara's sewadars. The Punjabi terms are kept to sewa, langar and vand chhakna, with a few more (sewadar, Sangat, dasvandh, pangat, tan, dhan, chhabeel) explained where they appear. Please read: no reader from the Sikh tradition has checked this product before sale, and a family's own gurdwara comes first. Printable PDF, US Letter, prints on A4 too. English only. Cut the cards, fold them into any clean jar, and stick the tracker on the fridge.

This printable was created with the help of AI tools, then checked fact by fact.

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