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E-BOOKS

For primary students:

Biography of Sakyamuni Buddha for Children – in Colour (Pdf)

Biography of Sakyamuni Buddha for Children (Pdf, b/w, print only)

Biography of Sakyamuni Buddha – A Colouring Book (Pdf, print only)

Buddhist Studies for Young Students – Primary Level (Pdf, workbook)

For secondary students:

Biography of Sakyamuni Buddha – in Colour (Htm slide show)

Biography of Sakyamuni Buddha – in Colour (Pdf)

Biography of Sakyamuni Buddha (Pdf, b/w, print only)

Buddhist Studies for Young Students – Secondary Level (Pdf, workbook)

Miscellaneous:

Creating with Lines and Shapes – Colouring Book (Pdf, colour)

Creating Vesak Gifts (Pdf, colour)

Ocean Care Origami (Pdf, colour)

Story of the Bodhi Tree (Pdf, colour)

Story of the Sacred Lotus (Pdf, colour)

Story of the Peace Crane (Pdf, colour)

For tertiary students and teachers:

Helping towards Global Peace (Pdf slide presentation)

Introduction to Buddhism (Pdf slide presentation)

Buddhist Studies – Teachers’ Handbook (Pdf)

Buddha, His Life and Teachings (Pdf, text)

Buddhism in a Nutshell (Pdf, text)

The Book of Protection (Pdf, text)

Dhammapada (Pdf, text)

Pali Canon (Web-link)

Note:

To view a Pdf file, download it to your hard drive and view it with Acrobat Reader. If you have

any difficulty, try opening it in a newer version of the A. Reader.

Acrobat Reader can be downloaded from: http://www.adobe.com.au/products

PowerPoint viewer can be downloaded from: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads

“print only” means that the pages do not show well on the screen, but need to be printed on

paper.

Htm files are slide presentations created using MS PowerPoint. When you click on the book’s

name a frame view will come up. To view the full screen rather then frames: on the Status bar

(at the bottom of the Ppt window), click the small icon on the right for ‘Full screen slide show’.

Frames should then disappear and full screen view should come up. To move to the next slide

just click the left-mouse button, and to stop the slide show and return to the frames click [Esc].

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