Do Akshar Wale Shabd

Simple two-letter Hindi word practice

This set gives children gentle practice with common दो अक्षर वाले शब्द, such as जल, फल, घर, बस, वन and नल. Younger children can trace letters, join pictures to words and recognise familiar word shapes. Older children can read the words, complete missing letters and write them without a model. The activities move from seeing and saying a word to reading and writing it. Children who are beginning Hindi can use these alongside Hindi Worksheets for regular letter and word practice.

Using the worksheets at home or in class

Begin by saying each word slowly and asking your child to repeat it. Point to the letters from left to right before asking the child to read the whole word. At home, choose one short activity after Hindi story time or keep a few sheets in a writing folder. In class, use picture and word matching as a small-group task, then let children trace or copy the words independently. Ask children to circle a word they know, colour its matching picture or find the same word on a classroom display.

Helping children read the word accurately

Children often name the letters but do not blend them into one word. Say the sounds or letter names clearly, then join them without adding a long pause. Some children may reverse the order of letters, skip a letter or confuse similar-looking letters. Point to each letter while reading and cover the picture once the child is ready to try alone. Keep the meaning clear by showing a simple picture or using the word in a short sentence. If a word feels difficult, return to tracing and oral practice before asking for independent writing.