Grade 3 Lesson Plans Hindi Grammar

Lesson Plan: Hindi Grammar for Grade 3 (CBSE Curriculum)

Topic: Introduction to संज्ञा (Sangya - Noun) and सर्वनाम (Sarvanam - Pronoun)

 

Duration: 40 minutes

 

Date: April 04, 2025

 

Class: Grade 3

 

Objective:

  • Students will understand the concept of संज्ञा (nouns) and सर्वनाम (pronouns) in Hindi.
  • Students will identify examples of nouns and pronouns in simple sentences.
  • Students will apply their learning by constructing basic sentences using nouns and pronouns.

 

 

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:

  1. Define संज्ञा (noun) as a naming word and सर्वनाम (pronoun) as a word used in place of a noun.
  2. Recognize and categorize nouns (e.g., person, place, thing) and pronouns (e.g., मैं, तुम, वह).
  3. Use nouns and pronouns correctly in spoken and written Hindi.

 

 

Materials Required:

  • Blackboard/Whiteboard and chalk/markers
  • Flashcards with pictures (e.g., boy, house, dog) and words (e.g., मैं, तुम, वह)
  • Worksheets with fill-in-the-blank and matching exercises
  • Hindi storybook (e.g., a simple story from Rimjhim)
  • Pencils and notebooks

 

 

Lesson Procedure:

1. Warm-Up (5 minutes)

Activity: "नाम बताओ" (Name It Game)

  • Show students flashcards with pictures (e.g., a boy, a tree, a house).
  • Ask: "यह क्या है?" (What is this?)
    • Example: Show a picture of a dog and say, "यह कुत्ता है।" (This is a dog.)
  • Write their answers on the board (e.g., लड़का, पेड़, घर).
  • Explain: "ये शब्द जो किसी व्यक्ति, स्थान या वस्तु का नाम बताते हैं, उसे संज्ञा कहते हैं।" (These words that name a person, place, or thing are called nouns.)

 

 

2. Introduction to संज्ञा (Sangya) (10 minutes)

Teaching Point: Define संज्ञा (noun).

  • Write on the board: "संज्ञा वह शब्द है जो किसी व्यक्ति, स्थान, या वस्तु का नाम बताता है।"
    • Examples: राम (person), स्कूल (place), किताब (thing).
  • Show more flashcards and ask students to identify the noun.
    • Example: Picture of a girl → "लड़की" (noun).
  • Interactive Question: "अपने आसपास की पाँच चीज़ों के नाम बताओ।" (Name five things around you.)
    • Students respond with words like "कुर्सी," "मेज," "पंखा," etc.

 

 

3. Introduction to सर्वनाम (Sarvanam) (10 minutes)

Teaching Point: Define सर्वनाम (pronoun).

  • Write on the board: "सर्वनाम वह शब्द है जो संज्ञा की जगह लेता है।"
    • Examples: मैं (I), तुम (you), वह (he/she/it).
  • Connect to nouns: "अगर मैं 'राम' की जगह 'वह' कहूँ, तो 'वह' सर्वनाम है।"
  • Demonstrate with a sentence:
    • "राम खेलता है।" → "वह खेलता है।"
  • Show flashcards with pronouns and ask: "यह संज्ञा है या सर्वनाम?"
    • Example: "मैं" (pronoun), "स्कूल" (noun).

 

 

4. Guided Practice (10 minutes)

Activity: Sentence Building

  • Divide the class into pairs.
  • Give each pair a noun (e.g., "बिल्ली") and a pronoun (e.g., "वह").
  • Ask them to make two sentences:
    • One using the noun: "बिल्ली दौड़ती है।"
    • One using the pronoun: "वह दौड़ती है।"
  • Students share their sentences aloud, and the teacher writes a few on the board.

 

 

5. Closure and Assessment (5 minutes)

Activity: Quick Quiz

  • Distribute a simple worksheet:
    • Circle the संज्ञा: "मैं, घर, तुम, स्कूल" (Answer: घर, स्कूल).
    • Circle the सर्वनाम: "राम, वह, किताब, मैं" (Answer: वह, मैं).
  • Ask: "संज्ञा और सर्वनाम में क्या अंतर है?" (What’s the difference between a noun and a pronoun?)
    • Recap: "संज्ञा नाम बताती है, सर्वनाम उसकी जगह लेता है।"

 

 

Homework:

  • Write 5 sentences using one संज्ञा and one सर्वनाम in each (e.g., "मोहन पढ़ता है। वह अच्छा लड़का है।").
  • Read a short story from Rimjhim and underline 3 nouns and 3 pronouns.

 

 

Evaluation:

  • Participation in the "Name It" game and sentence-building activity.
  • Accuracy in identifying nouns and pronouns in the worksheet.
  • Correct use of nouns and pronouns in homework sentences.

 

 

Notes for the Teacher:

  • Use simple, familiar examples to keep students engaged.
  • Encourage Hindi speaking during activities to build confidence.
  • Adjust the pace based on students’ understanding—repeat examples if needed.