Photo Gallery: Third grade students at Paradise Canyon Elementary get lesson in Sikh religion

Gurdaas Singh Malik, 8, gets on the table to push the bellows on a harmonium.

A long black cotton cloth is stretched between Amarpreet Singh Malik and his brother Bhajneet Singh to be used for a turban on the head of Jake Livarez, 9, at Paradise Canyon Elementary School.

Nearly the entire class raised their hands with hope to have their heads wrapped with a turban at Paradise Canyon Elementary School Wednesday.

Third grade students pass an iron bracelet between them, one of six symbols of baptism of a male Sikh, at Paradise Canyon Elementary School Wednesday.

Bhajneet Singh puts the finishing touches on a turban he just wrapped onto the head of third-grade-student Jake Livarez, 9, at Paradise Canyon Elementary School Wednesday.

Bhupinder Kaur Malik prepares Caitlin Aguilara’s hair before her head is wrapped in a turban.

Jake Livarez, 9, has the finishing touches of a turban just wrapped onto him by Bhajneet Singh.

Bhajneet Singh puts the finishing wraps a turban onto the head student Caitlin Aguilar, 8.

Bhupinder Kaur Malik and Caitlin Aguilar, 8, laugh together at Paradise Canyon Elementary School on Wednesday.

Jake Livarez, 9, looks out to his classmates with a turban on his head at Paradise Canyon Elementary School on Wednesday.

Jake Livarez, 9, smiles as his head is wrapped in a turban.

Bhupinder Kaur Malik, the mother of Gurdaas Singh Malik, who is a third grader in the class she is speaking to, talks about being a Sikh at Paradise Canyon Elementary School on Wednesday.

Bhupinder Kaur Jalik, a Sikh, draws a Ik Onkar symbol on the board, a symbol that represents one god, at Paradise Canyon Elementary School Wednesday.

Gurdaas Singh Malik, 8, speaks in a video at Paradise Canyon Elementary School Wednesday.