This is the sixth and the last post in the series of practice worksheets for little ones. They have to identify the image and match the correct word with it.
They can complete it in a play-way method sitting in groups. This can be just a revision to test how well they have understood matras, varna (swar/vyanjan).
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This is the fifth post in the series of the practice worksheets for the kids to test how well they have understood the concept of matras, Swar (Vowels) and consonants (Vyanjan).
The use of correct varna (alphabet) and the matra is very significant in learning the Hindi language. At times the incorrect use of alphabets or matra, not only changes the word but also the meaning. e.g.
साथ - along/ with सात - seven (number)
ओर - side और - and
दिन - day दीन - poor
गदा - mace गधा - donkey
Reading stories and conversations in Hindi helps a lot to overcome such mistakes.
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This is the fourth post in the series of the practice worksheets for the kids to test how well they have understood the concept of matras, Swar (Vowels) and consonants (Vyanjan).
The group activity for these types of tests is advised and also help them to recapitulate what they have learnt so far.
In this set of worksheets, kids have to identify the image and the matra on the vyanjan (consonant). Kids love colouring so after or before starting the worksheets they can enjoy colouring the images.
Help them to identify the image and the correct pronunciation. It would also increase their vocabulary and pronunciation.
If you are visiting or following my blog and feel that the worksheets are helpful for the kids to learn Hindi, please leave a comment and follow my blog.
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This is the third post in the series of the practice worksheets for the kids to test how well they have understood the concept of matras, Swar (Vowels) and consonants (Vyanjan).
The group activity for these types of tests is advised and help them to recapitulate what they have learnt so far.
In this set of practice worksheets encourage them to identify the image, pronounce it and then choose the correct sign/matra.
As I've always stressed one point is that Hindi is highly phonetic and the pronunciation of any Hindi word can be reliably predicted from their written form which is in strong contrast to English.
At times I've observed that when Hindi words are spoken with incorrect pronunciation then we tend to make mistakes in the written form. Many new words have been included in Hindi and one can not say that they are wrong e.g.-
चाभी/चाबी (originally the first term is correct but the second version is also accepted)
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This is the second post in the series of practice worksheets to test the progress of young ones to understand how well they have understood the concept of Hindi vowels (Swar) and Consonants (Vyanjans).
It’s always better to test their knowledge in a
play-way
method. So settle them in small groups and help them to recapitulate
what they have learnt, then start with the Practice sheets.
Encourage them to identify the picture and
pronounce the names, then write the correct alphabet/varna under it. The
second step is to arrange the alphabets in the correct order.
In the last two worksheets, the Swar and
Vyanjan have to be sorted out after identifying the alphabets and to be written
in the correct order.
If
you are visiting or following my blog and feel that the worksheets are useful
for your kids, please leave a comment. I would love to have feedback. Happy
teaching !!!
Hindi is highly phonetic; the pronunciation of any Hindi word can be reliably predicted from their written form which is in strong contrast to English.
I’m posting a series of practice worksheets to test the progress of
young ones as to understand how well they have understood the concept of Hindi
vowels (Swar) and Consonants (Vyanjans), Matras and the words.
It’s always better to have a group activity first to recapitulate what
they have learnt and then start with the practice sheets.
The kids have to pronounce the names of images related to each
alphabet/matra and have to connect the correct image.
I’m sure kids are familiar with all
the images, which are from the earlier worksheets posted here on the blog. e.g.
Pictorial varnamala, Swar Vyanjan matra,
shabd banao etc.
If you are visiting or following my blog and feel that the
worksheets are useful for your kids, please leave a comment. I would love to
have feedback. Happy teaching !!!
These
signs are just for extra information to help with the sounds of the
alphabets/words.
I hope these pictorial
worksheets are helpful in teaching the kids how to pronounce the Hindi words.
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PS - The next posts would be for reading of short sentences based on matras with the help of IPA symbols /Transliteration.
This is in continuation of the requested topic of
pronunciation of Hindi alphabets and words.
In this post, I’m uploading the pictorial
worksheets of vyanjans क/च group of words with the
symbols of IPA/Transliteration.
Again I’ll emphasize that these signs are just
for extra information to help with the sounds of the alphabets/words.
It has not been an easy task creating ‘Barah
Khadi’ worksheets. If you come across any typing error please leave a comment
pointing out the error.
I hope these pictorial worksheets are helpful in teaching
the kids how to pronounce the Hindi words.
If you are visiting my blog and feel that the
worksheets are useful for your kids, then please hit the follow
button and leave a comment. I would love to have feedback. Happy teaching!!!
