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Top 10 Innovative Idea and Fun Activities for Hindi Diwas 2024-25
So, Why do we celebrate Hindi Diwas ?
Well, back in 1949, On September 14th, Hindi was adopted as one of the official languages of India.
It’s not just a language; It’s a symbol of unity, culture, and the incredible diversity of our country. Hindi Diwas is the perfect opportunity to celebrate this rich linguistic heritage with our friends and teachers.
Now, let’s explore how we can make this day memorable at school.
Idea Number 1 – Acrostic Poem
A lovely acrostic poem really inspire children in their poem writing. It is unique and interesting activity too. An acrostic poem is one that uses all the letters in a word or name as the first letter of each line of the poem. They are really easy and fun to write.
Here’s how they work – The word you pick can be as long or as short as you like. The acrostic poem doesn’t have to rhyme the best is to do in Hindi language but can also be done in English.
Idea Number 2 – Shlok / Doha Chanting
Slow prayer chanting has been a part of our tradition from time immemorial. The immense peace experience during the chanting is inexplicable.
By conducting Doha / Shloka competition students can recite the Dohas of famous poets and writers namely Surdas Kabir Das, Tulsidas and others.
The students will be judged on the basis of
- Confidence and presentation ability
- Clarity in pronunciation
- Memory
The competition will aim to inculcate moral values, importance of mother tongue, developing confidence and public speaking skills among the students.
Idea Number 3 – Short Notes on Famous Hindi Writer
In this activity students can write a short note on any Famous Hindi Literature Writer. Small children can only collect their picture along with name and make a picture collage.
Example name of some writers like
- Kabirdas
- Munsi Premchand
- Rabindranath Tagore
- Mahadevi Verma
After that they get familiar with our literary heritage.
Idea Number 4 – Slogan Writing
You can assign students to write slogan on importance of Hindi on prescribed paper format like A4 or A3 size. It will enhance their creativity and writing skill.
Idea Number 5 – Doodle Art
Doodles are simple drawings that can have concrete representational meaning or may just be abstract shapes and lines.
Doodling has been scientifically proven to improve the retention of information as well as focus and concentration on the task at hand and enhances creativity of kids.
Hence we should set a task to let students enhance their creativity on this day and share their thoughts in this day.
Idea Number 6 – Essay Writing
Essay writing promotes critical thinking whereby students reflect on an issue and reach a conclusion. It pushes students to assess different arguments so that they can come up with stronger positions through critical thinking.
Students learn how to observe different perspectives and views.
So essay writing competition give them chance to brainstorm on burning issues.
Idea Number 7 – Book and Author
Hindi literature is a reservoir of beautiful stories that we have possibly ignored forever with a huge influx of global literature in english.
We can sometimes forget that India has a rich tradition of literary work in Indian languages.
So teacher can ask students to prepare a list of five of ten famous books with their writers,
Idea Number 8 – Poem Recitation
The Rhyming expect in poetry makes it easier for kids to lean new words and reading poetry regularly allows them to develop cognitive function.
Therefore poem recitation on Hindi Diwas is important for development of language.
It can be self written self composed or written by others.
Idea Number 9 – Poster Making
Children love drawing and coloring so last one is to make a poster with your favorite art form. Small children can make it by Thumb Painting, Paper Dabbing, Dry Brush, Leaf Painting, Cotton bud Painting etc.
Big one can use regional style like Warli, Madhubani etc.
This will come out with colorful and unique imagination of children in this way they can learn different forms of art.
Idea Number 10 – End the Program
Finally, end the celebration with a special ceremony where the teachers and studetns can collectively pledge to continue promoting and learning Hind. You can also invite a special guest – a local Hindi Poet or Writer – to talk about the significance of the language in our society”
Thanks to Beloved Readers.
