Grade II Lesson Plan Hindi Writing

Two-Week Lesson Plan: Hindi Writing (Grade 2, India)

Overview

  • Grade Level: 2

  • Subject: Hindi

  • Theme: Hindi Writing (Words with Matras, Short Sentences, Basic Descriptions)

  • Duration: 2 weeks (10 school days, 40-minute periods)

  • Objective: Students will learn to write Hindi words with matras (e.g., की, का), form short sentences, and create basic descriptions, focusing on Devanagari script and early writing skills.

  • Learning Outcomes:

    • Write 10 Hindi words with matras (e.g., कीड़ा, गाना).

    • Form 4–5 word Hindi sentences (e.g., "यह कीड़ा छोटा है").

    • Write 2–3 sentence descriptions about familiar objects or scenes (e.g., "यह मेरा घर है").

    • Develop handwriting, vocabulary, and confidence in Hindi writing.

  • Resources: Hindi varnamala chart, matra chart, flashcards (words, pictures), worksheets (e.g., from easykids.in), storybooks (e.g., simple Hindi tales), notebooks, pencils, crayons, chart paper, audio clips (Hindi rhymes), picture cards (e.g., house, kite).

  • Assessment: Observations, class participation, worksheets, writing tasks, and a final “Hindi Description Garden” project.

Week 1: Words with Matras and Short Sentences

Day 1: Introduction to Matras (की, का)

  • Objective: Recognize and write Hindi words with matras की (kee) and का (ka).

  • Activities:

    • Rhyme Time (10 min): Sing "क से कीड़ा, क से काला" to introduce matras. Show a varnamala chart and matra chart, pointing to की and का.

    • Discussion (10 min): Model words: क + की = कीड़ा (insect), क + का = काला (black). Write on the board, emphasizing matra placement. Show picture cards (insect for कीड़ा, black crow for काला).

    • Activity (15 min): Students trace कीड़ा and काला on slates, then write each word 5 times in notebooks.

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Play “Find the Word”: Show flashcards (कीड़ा, काला), students name the word and matra.

  • Resources: Varnamala chart, matra chart, flashcards (कीड़ा, काला), picture cards, slates, notebooks.

  • Assessment: Check tracing and writing accuracy; observe word recognition.

Day 2: More Words with Matras (गा, मी)

  • Objective: Write Hindi words with matras गा (gaa) and मी (mee).

  • Activities:

    • Story (10 min): Tell a story about a girl singing a गाना (song) with a स्वीट (sweet) voice. Introduce: ग + गा = गाना (song), म + मी = मीठा (sweet).

    • Discussion (10 min): Show flashcards for गाना and मीठा. Pronounce: "ग-गा, गाना." Use sentences: "वह गाना गाती है" (She sings a song), "लड्डू मीठा है" (The laddoo is sweet). Show pictures (girl singing, laddoo).

    • Activity (15 min): Students write गाना and मीठा 5 times in notebooks, then color a worksheet with pictures (e.g., girl for गाना, laddoo for मीठा) and write the words below.

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Students point to one picture and say the word (e.g., "गाना").

  • Resources: Flashcards (गाना, मीठा), picture cards, worksheet, crayons, notebooks.

  • Assessment: Evaluate writing and worksheet for word-picture matching; note participation.

Day 3: Writing Words with Matras (दी, बा)

  • Objective: Write Hindi words with matras दी (dee) and बा (baa).

  • Activities:

    • Rhyme (10 min): Sing "द से दीया, ब से बाजार," pointing to दी and बा on the matra chart.

    • Discussion (10 min): Introduce: द + दी = दीया (lamp), ब + बा = बाजार (market). Pronounce: "द-दी, दीया." Use sentences: "यह दीया है" (This is a lamp), "मैं बाजार जाता हूँ" (I go to the market). Show pictures (lamp, market).

    • Activity (15 min): Students write दीया and बाजार 5 times in notebooks, then draw a lamp (दीया).

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Play “Say the Word”: Show flashcards, students read aloud.

  • Resources: Matra chart, flashcards (दीया, बाजार), picture cards, notebooks, crayons.

  • Assessment: Check writing and drawings; observe reading accuracy.

Day 4: Forming Short Hindi Sentences

  • Objective: Write 4–5 word Hindi sentences using यह (this).

  • Activities:

    • Story (10 min): Narrate a story: "यह कीड़ा छोटा है" (This insect is small). Highlight यह and word order.

    • Discussion (10 min): Model sentences: "यह दीया सुंदर है" (This lamp is beautiful), "यह गाना अच्छा है" (This song is good). Show picture cards to match sentences.

    • Activity (15 min): Students write 3 sentences in notebooks: "यह कीड़ा छोटा है," "यह दीया सुंदर है," "यह बाजार बड़ा है" (This market is big), and draw one picture (e.g., insect for कीड़ा).

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Students read one sentence to a partner.

  • Resources: Picture cards (कीड़ा, दीया, बाजार), notebooks, crayons.

  • Assessment: Check sentences and drawings; observe reading clarity.

Day 5: Review Words and Sentences

  • Objective: Review words with matras and sentences.

  • Activities:

    • Game (10 min): Play “Word Bingo” with words (कीड़ा, काला, गाना, मीठा, दीया, बाजार). Students mark words on bingo cards as teacher reads.

    • Discussion (10 min): Review all words using flashcards. Ask, "दीया का मतलब?" (What does दीया mean? – lamp).

    • Activity (15 min): Students complete a worksheet: Match sentences to pictures (e.g., "यह दीया सुंदर है" to lamp) and write one sentence.

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Class sings "क से कीड़ा, द से दीया" to review words.

  • Resources: Bingo cards, flashcards, worksheet, matra chart.

  • Assessment: Check bingo participation; evaluate worksheet matches and writing.

Week 2: Basic Descriptions and Creative Writing

Day 6: Describing Objects with Visheshan (Adjectives)

  • Objective: Write 2–3 sentence descriptions of objects using visheshan (e.g., छोटा, बड़ा).

  • Activities:

    • Story (10 min): Tell a story about a छोटा कीड़ा (small insect) in a बड़ा बाजार (big market). Highlight visheshan.

    • Discussion (10 min): Model: "यह पतंग है। यह लाल है।" (This is a kite. It is red.) Introduce visheshan: छोटा (small), बड़ा (big), लाल (red), सुंदर (beautiful). Show picture cards (kite, lamp).

    • Activity (15 min): Students write 2 sentences about an object (e.g., "यह दीया है। यह सुंदर है।" – This is a lamp. It is beautiful.) and draw the object.

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Students share one sentence with a visheshan.

  • Resources: Picture cards (पतंग, दीया), notebooks, crayons.

  • Assessment: Check descriptions for visheshan use; observe sharing.

Day 7: Describing a Scene in Hindi

  • Objective: Write 3-sentence descriptions of a festival scene.

  • Activities:

    • Story (10 min): Tell a story about Diwali: "दिवाली का त्योहार है। दीये चमकते हैं। रंगोली सुंदर है।" (It is the festival of Diwali. Diyas shine. The rangoli is beautiful.)

    • Discussion (10 min): Show a Diwali picture. Ask, "आप क्या देखते हैं?" (What do you see?) Model: "यह दिवाली है। दीये चमकीले हैं। मिठाई मीठी है।" (This is Diwali. The diyas are bright. The sweets are sweet.)

    • Activity (15 min): Students write 3 sentences about a festival (e.g., "यह होली है। रंग चमकीले हैं। मस्ती अच्छी है।" – This is Holi. The colors are bright. The fun is good.) and draw the scene.

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Students read one sentence aloud.

  • Resources: Diwali picture, notebooks, crayons.

  • Assessment: Check descriptions for sentence structure; evaluate drawings.

Day 8: Writing a Short Hindi Story

  • Objective: Write a 3-sentence story with a beginning, middle, and end.

  • Activities:

    • Story (10 min): Read a simple story: "एक कीड़ा था। वह बाजार गया। उसने मिठाई खाई।" (There was an insect. It went to the market. It ate sweets.) Highlight beginning, middle, end.

    • Discussion (10 min): Show a picture (e.g., cow). Model: "एक गाय थी। वह खेत गई। वह खुश थी।" (There was a cow. It went to the field. It was happy.)

    • Activity (15 min): Students write a 3-sentence story (e.g., "एक पतंग थी। वह ऊँची उड़ी। वह खुश थी।" – There was a kite. It flew high. It was happy.).

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Students read their story to a partner.

  • Resources: Picture cards (गाय, पतंग), notebooks.

  • Assessment: Check stories for structure; observe reading.

Day 9: Hindi Description Garden Project (Preparation)

  • Objective: Plan a group “Hindi Description Garden” project with words and descriptions.

  • Activities:

    • Discussion (10 min): Explain project: Groups create a garden with flowers labeled with words and 2-sentence descriptions (e.g., "यह दीया है। यह सुंदर है।"). Show a sample flower.

    • Planning (15 min): Divide class into 4 groups. Each group picks 3 words (e.g., कीड़ा, दीया, पतंग) and plans descriptions and flower designs.

    • Activity (10 min): Groups start drawing flowers and writing descriptions.

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Groups share one word and description.

  • Resources: Paper, crayons, sample flower.

  • Assessment: Observe group planning; note description ideas.

Day 10: Hindi Description Garden Presentation

  • Objective: Complete and present the Hindi Description Garden; review writing skills.

  • Activities:

    • Craft (20 min): Groups finish their garden, attaching flowers to chart paper with words and descriptions. Each flower has a 2-sentence description.

    • Presentation (15 min): Groups present their garden, reading 2 descriptions aloud and showing flowers.

    • Wrap-Up (5 min): Class votes for “सबसे सुंदर बगीचा” (Most Beautiful Garden); teacher reviews key words and sentences.

  • Resources: Chart paper, crayons, flowers.

  • Assessment: Evaluate gardens for word accuracy and descriptions; assess presentations.

Notes for Teachers

  • Cultural Context: Use relatable examples (e.g., दीया, रंगोली, बाजार) to teach words. Highlight festivals like Pohela Boishakh for cultural connection.

  • Differentiation: For advanced students, encourage longer sentences or more matras (e.g., को, ने). For struggling students, focus on fewer words with picture support.

  • Parental Involvement: Encourage parents to point out Hindi words at home (e.g., दीया during Diwali) and practice writing.

  • Safety: Supervise use of crayons during crafts.

  • Extension: Organize a “Hindi Word Day” where students bring objects labeled with words (e.g., a पतंग).

Assessment Summary

  • Formative: Daily observations, participation in games/discussions, worksheet accuracy, writing quality.

  • Summative: Hindi Description Garden project (group effort, description accuracy, creativity) and presentations (reading, expression).

  • Feedback: Provide verbal encouragement daily; written comments on worksheets; group feedback after presentations.

Expected Outcomes

By the end of two weeks, Grade 2 students will:

  • Write 10 Hindi words with matras (e.g., कीड़ा, गाना).

  • Form 4–5 word sentences (e.g., "यह दीया सुंदर है").

  • Write 2–3 sentence descriptions with visheshan.

  • Show improved handwriting, vocabulary, and confidence in Hindi writing.