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Hindi language learning worksheet for Grade 1 students, focusing on matching letters and vowels with pictures.

Interactive Hindi language worksheet for Grade 1 students, featuring activities to match Hindi letters and vowels with corresponding images, including objects like a watermelon, tap, bag, bow and arrow, door, grass, lemon, girl, grapes, man, foot, owl, pomegranate, glasses, and yarn.

Interactive Hindi language worksheet for Grade 1 students, featuring activities to match Hindi letters and vowels with corresponding images, including objects like a watermelon, tap, bag, bow and arrow, door, grass, lemon, girl, grapes, man, foot, owl, pomegranate, glasses, and yarn.

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Let's solve this Hindi worksheet step by step. This is a Grade 1 Hindi worksheet from Sadhbhavana World School, focusing on two main tasks:

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Task 1: Match the "Tha Family" Letters to Their Correct Pictures



The instructions say:
> "Click and drag the tha family letters to its correct picture."

The "Tha family" refers to the Tā (त) group of consonants in Hindi, which includes:
- द (da)
- त (ta)
- थ (tha)
- ध (dha)
- न (na)

But wait — these are not all from the same "family." Let’s clarify.

Actually, the "Tha family" typically refers to the त (ta) group, which includes:
- त (ta)
- थ (tha)
- द (da)
- ध (dha)
- न (na)

These are all "T" sounds with different voicing and aspiration.

Now let's look at the pictures and match them with the correct letter based on common Hindi words.

#### 🔹 Pictures and Matching Words:

1. Watermelon → "तरबूज" → starts with
➤ Match with

2. Tap (water faucet) → "नल" → starts with
➤ Match with

3. Shopping bag → "थैला" → starts with
➤ Match with

4. Bow and arrow → "धनुष" → starts with
➤ Match with

5. Door → "दरवाज़ा" → starts with
➤ Match with

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So, matching for Task 1:

| Picture | Word Start | Letter |
|--------|------------|--------|
| Watermelon | त | |
| Tap | न | |
| Bag | थ | |
| Bow & Arrow | ध | |
| Door | द | |

So, place:
- under watermelon
- under tap
- under bag
- under bow & arrow
- under door

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Task 2: Match Pictures to Vowels



Now, we have 10 pictures and need to match them to the correct Hindi vowels.

The vowels given are:
- अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं, अः

But only these are shown:
- अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं

And 10 pictures:
1. Grass (खेत / घास) → (e.g., घास = ghās)
2. Mango → (मामला? No — मांगो = māngo → )
3. Girl → (लड़की → ends with , but sound is ) — better: "लड़की" has
4. Grapes → (अंगूर → अंगूर → ends with , but pronunciation is — actually, no "ई" here)

Wait — let’s go carefully.

We need to match each picture to the vowel sound it represents.

Let’s analyze each picture:

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#### 🖼️ Picture 1: Grass (सब्जी / घास)
- Word: घास → pronounced "ghās" → has sound
- But is short 'a', is long 'aa'
- "घास"

Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 2: Mango
- Word: आम → starts with
- Pronounced "ām"
Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 3: Girl
- Word: लड़की → ends with sound
- "की" = क + ई →
Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 4: Grapes
- Word: अंगूर → starts with
- "अंगूर" → first vowel is
Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 5: Sage (Rishi)
- Word: ऋषि → starts with — but that's not listed.
- Alternatively, could be ज्ञानी → "ज्ञानी" has
- But more likely: ऋषि not available
- Wait — perhaps "पंडित" or "श्री" — but none fit well.
- Maybe "राम" — but no.

Alternative idea: "राम"
But the sage might represent "राम" or "श्री"?

Wait — perhaps the word is "महर्षि" → "महर्षि" → has and

But better: Think about "ज्ञानी"

But let's try another approach.

Look at the next ones.

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#### 🖼️ Picture 6: Foot
- Word: पैर → पैर → sound
- "पैर" = प + ऐ →
Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 7: Owl
- Word: उल्लू → starts with
- "उल्लू" →
Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 8: Potatoes
- Word: आलू → "आलू" → starts with
- But already used?
- Wait — आलू
Match with

But we already have two — so maybe reuse?

Wait — multiple pictures can match same vowel?

Yes, possible.

But let's check all:

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#### 🖼️ Picture 9: Pomegranate
- Word: अनार → starts with
- "अनार" →
Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 10: Mortar and pestle
- Word: पीसने का पाट → "पाट" →
- Or "पाट"
Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 11: Glasses
- Word: चश्मा → "चश्मा" →
Match with

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#### 🖼️ Picture 12: Yarn and knitting needles
- Word: ऊन → "ऊन" →
- "ऊन" = ऊ + न →
Match with

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Now let's list all pictures and their matches:

| Picture | Word | Vowel |
|--------|------|-------|
| 1. Grass | घास | |
| 2. Mango | आम | |
| 3. Girl | लड़की | |
| 4. Grapes | अंगूर | |
| 5. Sage | ? | ??? |
| 6. Foot | पैर | |
| 7. Owl | उल्लू | |
| 8. Potatoes | आलू | |
| 9. Pomegranate | अनार | |
| 10. Mortar | पाट | |
| 11. Glasses | चश्मा | |
| 12. Yarn | ऊन | |

Now, what about the sage?

- Could be "ऋषि" — not in list
- Or "ज्ञानी"
- Or "श्री" (but श्री has ई sound)
- "श्री" → sound

But "श्री" starts with श् + री

So if the sage is associated with "श्री", then

But we already have for girl.

Alternatively, think of "पंडित"अं (as in "पंडित" has अं sound)

Ah! The sage might be associated with "पंडित"अं

Because "पंडित" has अं (the nasalized 'a')

Also, "ज्ञानी"

But "पंडित"अं

So, picture 5 (sage) → अं

That fits!

So:
- Sage → अं

Now let’s compile:

| Picture | Vowel |
|--------|-------|
| Grass | आ |
| Mango | आ |
| Girl | ई |
| Grapes | अ |
| Sage | अं |
| Foot | ऐ |
| Owl | उ |
| Potatoes | आ |
| Pomegranate | अ |
| Mortar | आ |
| Glasses | आ |
| Yarn | ऊ |

Now, the vowels given are:
- अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं

But and , are missing from our matches.

We have:
- : Not used yet
- : Not used
- : Not used

But our pictures don’t seem to have those.

Wait — is there a picture with "मोटा" or "बाँह"?

No.

But let's recheck.

Wait — "लड़की", not

"इ" is like "i" in "sit", "ई" is "ee" in "see"

So:
- → e.g., "किताब" — but no such picture
- → e.g., "गोला", "कोर"
- → e.g., "जौ", "फौज"

But we don't have such pictures.

Wait — perhaps I missed something.

Let’s re-check the pictures:

From top row:
1. Grass → घास →
2. Mango → आम →
3. Girl → लड़की →
4. Grapes → अंगूर →
5. Sage → पंडित → अं
6. Foot → पैर →

Second row:
7. Owl → उल्लू →
8. Potatoes → आलू →
9. Pomegranate → अनार →
10. Mortar → पाट →
11. Glasses → चश्मा →
12. Yarn → ऊन →

So now we have:

- : grapes, pomegranate → 2
- : grass, mango, potatoes, mortar, glasses → 5
- : girl → 1
- अं: sage → 1
- : foot → 1
- : owl → 1
- : yarn → 1

But the vowels to match are:

```
अ आ इ ई उ ऊ
क्ष ए ऐ ओ औ अं
```

Wait — the layout shows:

```
अ आ इ ई उ ऊ
[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
क्ष ए ऐ ओ औ अं
[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
```

So the first row has:
- अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ

Second row has:
- क्ष, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं

But क्ष is a consonant cluster — probably a typo or mistake.

Wait — क्ष is not a vowel. It should be , , etc.

But it's written as क्ष, which is kṣa — not a vowel.

Possibly a typo.

Looking closely: It says:
```
क्ष ए ऐ ओ औ अं
```

But क्ष is not a vowel. Likely it should be in the first row, but it's misplaced.

Wait — the second row starts with क्ष, which is strange.

But क्ष is a consonant, not a vowel.

Possibly a formatting error.

But looking at the vowels listed: they are:
- अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं

So क्ष must be a mistake.

Likely, it should be instead of क्ष, or vice versa.

But क्ष is not a vowel — so probably a typo.

Assuming it's meant to be in the second row, but it's written as क्ष — perhaps it's a misprint.

Alternatively, क्ष might be a placeholder.

But let’s assume the intended vowels are:
- First row: अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ
- Second row: ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं, and one more?

Wait — the second row has:
- क्ष (likely typo), ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं

So क्ष is probably a mistake — maybe it should be or ?

But we already have and .

Wait — perhaps the क्ष is meant to be , and the is duplicated?

No.

Alternatively, क्ष might be a placeholder for , but it's clearly written as क्ष.

This seems like an error in the worksheet.

But let's proceed with what we have.

We have:
- → not matched by any picture
- → not matched
- → not matched
- → not matched

But we don't have pictures for those.

So either:
1. The worksheet has a typo
2. Or I'm missing something

Wait — "क्ष" might be a typo for "ए"?

Or perhaps "क्ष" is meant to be "ए", and the real vowel is

But क्ष is kṣa, which is a consonant.

Perhaps the second row is:
- ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं, and ?

But it's written as क्ष

Alternatively, maybe क्ष is a distractor.

But since we have 12 pictures, and 12 vowel slots, we need to assign each picture to one vowel.

But we only have 11 vowels listed:
- अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं → total 11

But 12 pictures.

Wait — count the boxes:

There are 6 boxes in first row, 6 in second → total 12 boxes.

But only 11 vowels listed.

Wait — the vowels are:
- First row: अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ → 6
- Second row: क्ष, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं → 6

Total 12

But क्ष is not a vowel.

So likely, क्ष is a typo — should be or ?

But is already in the list.

Possibility: क्ष is meant to be ?

But is already in first row.

Alternatively, क्ष is a mistake — should be , and is repeated?

But that doesn't make sense.

Another idea: क्ष might be a placeholder for "ए", but it's written wrong.

But let's look at the picture of the sage — we assigned अं

But अं is in the second row.

Now, let's list all matches again:

| Picture | Vowel |
|--------|-------|
| 1. Grass | आ |
| 2. Mango | आ |
| 3. Girl | ई |
| 4. Grapes | अ |
| 5. Sage | अं |
| 6. Foot | ऐ |
| 7. Owl | उ |
| 8. Potatoes | आ |
| 9. Pomegranate | अ |
| 10. Mortar | आ |
| 11. Glasses | आ |
| 12. Yarn | ऊ |

So:
- : grapes, pomegranate → 2
- : grass, mango, potatoes, mortar, glasses → 5
- : girl → 1
- अं: sage → 1
- : foot → 1
- : owl → 1
- : yarn → 1

Now, the vowels , , , are unused.

But we have no pictures for them.

Unless...

Wait — "क्ष" might be a typo for "इ"?

But is already in first row.

Alternatively, "क्ष" might be "ए", but is also in second row.

This suggests a formatting error.

But perhaps the "क्ष" is meant to be "इ", and the "इ" in first row is a typo?

No.

Alternatively, maybe the "क्ष" is a mistake and should be "ए", and "ए" is duplicated?

But unlikely.

Given the confusion, and since क्ष is not a vowel, it's likely a mistake.

But let's assume the intended vowels are:
- अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं, and one more?

But only 11 unique vowels.

Wait — "क्ष" might be "ए", and the "ए" in second row is correct.

But then क्ष is redundant.

Alternatively, perhaps the "क्ष" is meant to be "इ", and the "इ" in first row is correct.

I think the best conclusion is:

- The "क्ष" is a typo — likely meant to be "ए", but is already present.
- Or perhaps it's a placeholder.

But since we have 12 pictures and 12 boxes, and we have only 11 vowels, and one is क्ष, which is not a vowel, it's likely a formatting error.

But for the purpose of solving, we'll ignore क्ष and use the correct vowels.

So final answer for Task 2:

Match each picture to the vowel based on the word:

| Picture | Vowel |
|--------|-------|
| Grass | आ |
| Mango | आ |
| Girl | ई |
| Grapes | अ |
| Sage | अं |
| Foot | ऐ |
| Owl | उ |
| Potatoes | आ |
| Pomegranate | अ |
| Mortar | आ |
| Glasses | आ |
| Yarn | ऊ |

Now, place them in the boxes:

First row (अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ):
- अ → grapes, pomegranate
- आ → grass, mango, potatoes, mortar, glasses
- इ → (no match) → maybe leave blank or typo
- ई → girl
- उ → owl
- ऊ → yarn

Second row (क्ष, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं):
- क्ष → (not a vowel) → skip
- ए → (no match)
- ऐ → foot
- ओ → (no match)
- औ → (no match)
- अं → sage

So only and अं are matched.

Thus, the worksheet may have errors.

But based on correct Hindi phonetics, here is the best possible solution:

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Final Answer:



#### Task 1: Tha Family Letters

| Picture | Letter |
|----------------|--------|
| Watermelon | त |
| Tap | न |
| Bag | थ |
| Bow & Arrow | ध |
| Door | द |

#### Task 2: Vowel Matching

| Picture | Vowel |
|------------------|-------|
| Grass | आ |
| Mango | आ |
| Girl | ई |
| Grapes | अ |
| Sage | अं |
| Foot | ऐ |
| Owl | उ |
| Potatoes | आ |
| Pomegranate | अ |
| Mortar | आ |
| Glasses | आ |
| Yarn | ऊ |

Place accordingly in the boxes.

Note: The क्ष in the second row is likely a typo and should be or removed. The vowels इ, ए, ओ, औ do not have corresponding pictures in this set.

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If you're using this worksheet digitally, just drag the pictures to the correct vowel boxes based on the above.

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