Tag Key Stage 3

Part 15 of the Indian, Hindu epic. The end game is played out. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 14 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Nala directs the building of a causeway and the battle begins. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils

Part 13 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Hanuman finds Sita and sets the city alight. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 12 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Hanuman leaps across the ocean to find Sita. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 11 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Surgriva, King of the Apes and Monkeys & Hanuman, son of the Wind God, offer their help. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 10 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Jatayu, King of the Vultures tries to come to the rescue. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 9 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Ravana takes his revenge by abducting Sita. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 8 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Ravana is planning revenge and Sita finds a tame deer in the forest. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 7 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Life in the forest was idyllic until they came upon a demon. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils

Part 6 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Rama is banished to the forest, but Bharata follows him with a strange request. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils

Part 5 of the Indian, Hindu epic. The youngest Queen demands that her son should be the King’s heir. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils

Part 4 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Rama undertakes a challenge and wins a bride. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 3 of the Indian, Hindu epic. The young men receive training and gifts and the demons are routed from the forest. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils

Part 2 of the Indian, Hindu epic. The hero Rama and his brother Lakshmana go to the aid of a holy man. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Part 1 of the Indian, Hindu epic: The gods gift the King four sons. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.

An introduction to The Ramayana which is featured as 15 chapter posts.