Upper Primary Buddhism Introduction

True Buddhist will not practice fortune telling, horoscope reading or hypnosis.

Someone who practises Buddhism has a kind heart, does no evil and will selflessly help others.

Taking things from others without asking is stealing.

I should avoid using disposable utensils.

Buddhists celebrate Buddha's birthday on April 8th of the Chinese lunar calendar, this day is also knows as Vesak.

My faith is another religion, therefore I am not welcome to visit a Buddhist Temple.

Sharing is a virtue.

The best way to ptractice Buddhism is to apply the teachings of the Buddha into our daily lives.

When I don't like my friends, I should talk behind their back.

Meditation can help us to be more calm and improve our concentration.

Fishing can create sufferings to the fish.

We should share our happiness and love with others.

By speaking rude words to others, we can find more friends.

To always have good thoughts is the behaviour of a good child.

To become a Buddhist, one must take refuge in Triple Gem.

Being environmentally friendly is more than just recycling, we must also reuse.

I should carry my own reusable water bottle when I go out instead of buying bottled water.

The Buddha Hall is for reciting the sutras and worshiping, so one should not run and play around or disturb others.

The five precepts are no killing, no stealing, no doing immoral, no lying, no intoxicants drink.

In Buddhism, Triple Gem means Buddha, Dharma and Sangha.

When I get angry, I should tell myself to calm down and reflect on my problem.

It is ok to be late to class if I am just joining online.

I must turn on my camera during online class.

It is eco-friendly to bring my own reusable bags when I go shopping in the supermarket.

Wasting food is not eco-friendly at all.