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101 Hindi short stories with moral for kids बच्चों की प्रेरणादायक कहानियां

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101 Short Hindi stories with moral values – हिंदी कहानियाँ

Below are 101 very interesting stories written in Hindi. We hope you will like this Hindi story collection.

1. मुर्गा की अकल ठिकाने

( hindi short stories with moral for kids ).

एक समय की बात है, एक गांव में ढेर सारे मुर्गे  रहते थे। गांव के बच्चे ने किसी एक मुर्गे को तंग कर दिया था। मुर्गा परेशान हो गया, उसने सोचा अगले दिन सुबह मैं आवाज नहीं करूंगा। सब सोते रहेंगे तब मेरी अहमियत सबको समझ में आएगी, और मुझे तंग नहीं करेंगे। मुर्गा अगली सुबह कुछ नहीं बोला।  सभी लोग समय पर उठ कर अपने-अपने काम में लग गए इस पर मुर्गे को समझ में आ गया कि किसी के बिना कोई काम नहीं रुकता। सबका काम चलता रहता है।

नैतिक शिक्षा – घमंड नहीं करना चाहिए आपकी अहमियत लोगो को बिना बताये पता चलता है।

Moral of this short hindi story – Never be too arrogant. Your work should tell your importance to the world.

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2. शेर का आसन

शेर जंगल का राजा होता है। वह अपने जंगल में सब को डरा कर रहता है। शेर भयंकर और बलशाली होता है। एक दिन शहर का राजा जंगल में घूमने गया। शेर ने देखा राजा हाथी पर आसन लगा कर बैठा है। शेर के मन में भी हाथी पर आसन लगाकर बैठने का उपाय सुझा। शेर ने जंगल के सभी जानवरों को बताया और आदेश दिया कि हाथी पर एक आसन लगाया जाए। बस क्या था झट से आसन लग गया। शेर उछलकर हाथी पर लगे आसन मैं जा बैठा। हाथी जैसे ही आगे की ओर चलता है, आसन हिल जाता है और शेर नीचे धड़ाम से गिर जाता है। शेर की टांग टूट गई शेर खड़ा होकर कहने लगा – ‘ पैदल चलना ही ठीक रहता है। ‘

नैतिक शिक्षा –

जिसका काम उसी को साजे , शेर ने आदमी की नक़ल करनी चाही और परिणाम गलत साबित हुआ।

Moral of this short hindi story –

Never leave your own personality. And also not try to copy anyone’s identity.

3. रेलगाड़ी

पिंकी बहुत प्यारी लड़की है। पिंकी कक्षा दूसरी में पढ़ती है। एक दिन उसने अपनी किताब में रेलगाड़ी देखी।  उसे अपनी रेल – यात्रा याद आ गई, जो कुछ दिन पहले पापा-मम्मी के साथ की थी। पिंकी ने चौक उठाई और फिर क्या था, दीवार पर रेलगाड़ी का इंजन बना दिया। उसमें पहला डब्बा जुड़ गया , दूसरा डब्बा जुड़ गया , जुड़ते – जुड़ते कई सारे डिब्बे जुड़ गए। जब चौक खत्म हो गया पिंकी उठी उसने देखा कक्षा के आधी दीवार पर रेलगाड़ी बन चुकी थी। फिर क्या हुआ  – रेलगाड़ी दिल्ली गई  ,  मुंबई गई , अमेरिका गई , नानी के घर गई , और दादाजी के घर भी गई।

नैतिक शिक्षा – बच्चों के मनोबल को बढ़ाइए कल के भविष्य का निर्माण आज से होने दे।

Moral of this short Hindi story – Boost the confidence of children because they are the future.

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4. शरारती चूहा

गोलू के घर में एक शरारती चूहा आ गया। वह बहुत छोटा सा था मगर सारे घर में भागा चलता था। उसने गोलू की किताब भी कुतर डाली थी। कुछ कपड़े भी कुतर दिए थे। गोलू की मम्मी जो खाना बनाती और बिना ढके रख देती , वह चूहा उसे भी चट कर जाता था। चूहा खा – पीकर बड़ा हो गया था। एक दिन गोलू की मम्मी ने एक बोतल में शरबत बनाकर रखा। शरारती चूहे की नज़र बोतल पर पड़ गयी। चूहा कई तरकीब लगाकर थक गया था, उसने शरबत पीना था।

चूहा बोतल पर चढ़ा किसी तरह से ढक्कन को खोलने में सफल हो जाता है।  अब उसमें चूहा मुंह घुसाने की कोशिश करता है। बोतल का मुंह छोटा था मुंह नहीं घुसता। फिर चूहे को आइडिया आया उसने अपनी पूंछ बोतल में डाली। पूंछ  शरबत से गीली हो जाती है  उसे चाट-चाट कर  चूहे का पेट भर गया। अब वह गोलू के तकिए के नीचे बने अपने बिस्तर पर जा कर आराम से करने लगा।

नैतिक शिक्षा – मेहनत करने से कोई कार्य असम्भव नहीं होता।

Moral of this short hindi story – Hard work with smartness is the key to success. Always focus on smart work.

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5. बिल्ली बच गई

ढोलू-मोलू दो भाई थे। दोनों खूब खेलते, पढ़ाई करते और कभी-कभी खूब लड़ाई भी करते थे। एक दिन दोनों अपने घर के पीछे खेल रहे थे। वहां एक कमरे में बिल्ली के दो छोटे-छोटे बच्चे थे। बिल्ली की मां कहीं गई हुई थी , दोनों बच्चे अकेले थे। उन्हें भूख लगी हुई थी इसलिए  खूब रो रहे थे। ढोलू-मोलू ने दोनों बिल्ली के बच्चों की आवाज सुनी और अपने दादाजी को बुला कर लाए।

दादा जी ने देखा दोनों बिल्ली के बच्चे भूखे थे। दादा जी ने उन दोनों बिल्ली के बच्चों को खाना खिलाया और एक एक कटोरी दूध पिलाई। अब बिल्ली की भूख शांत हो गई। वह दोनों आपस में खेलने लगे। इसे देखकर  ढोलू-मोलू बोले बिल्ली बच गई दादाजी ने ढोलू-मोलू को शाबाशी दी।

नैतिक शिक्षा –  दूसरों की भलाई करने से ख़ुशी मिलती है।

Moral of this short hindi story – Always try to help others. It will give real pleasure.

6. रितेश के तीन खरगोश राजा

रितेश का कक्षा तीसरी में पढ़ता था।  उसके पास तीन छोटे प्यारे प्यारे खरगोश थे। रितेश अपने खरगोश को बहुत प्यार करता था। वह स्कूल जाने से पहले पाक से हरे-भरे कोमल घास लाकर अपने खरगोश को खिलाता था। और फिर स्कूल जाता था। स्कूल से आकर भी उसके लिए घास लाता था।

एक  दिन की बात है रितेश को स्कूल के लिए देरी हो रही थी। वह घास नहीं ला सका, और स्कूल चला गया। जब स्कूल से आया तो खरगोश अपने घर में नहीं था। रितेश ने खूब ढूंढा परंतु कहीं नहीं मिला। सब लोगों से पूछा मगर खरगोश कहीं भी नहीं मिला।

रितेश उदास हो गया रो-रोकर आंखें लाल हो गई। रितेश अब पार्क में बैठ कर रोने लगा। कुछ देर बाद वह देखता है कि उसके तीनों खरगोश घास खा रहे थे , और खेल रहे थे। रितेश को खुशी हुई और वह समझ गया कि इन को भूख लगी थी इसलिए यह पार्क में आए हैं। मुझे भूख लगती है तो मैं मां से खाना मांग लेता हूं। पर इनकी तो मैं भी नहीं है। उसे दुख भी हुआ और खरगोश को मिलने की खुशी हुई।

नैतिक शिक्षा –   जो दूसरों के दर्द को समझता है उसे दुःख छू भी नहीं पता।

Moral of this short hindi story – Understand the agony of others. You will never feel any sorrow.

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7. दोस्त का महत्व

वेद गर्मी की छुट्टी में अपनी नानी के घर जाता है। वहां वेद को खूब मजा आता है , क्योंकि नानी के आम का बगीचा है। वहां वेद ढेर सारे आम खाता है और खेलता है। उसके पांच दोस्त भी हैं, पर उन्हें बेद आम नहीं खिलाता है।

एक  दिन की बात है, वेद को खेलते खेलते चोट लग गई। वेद के दोस्तों ने वेद  को उठाकर घर पहुंचाया और उसकी मम्मी से उसके चोट लगने की बात बताई, इस पर वेद को मालिश किया गया।

मम्मी ने उन दोस्तों को धन्यवाद किया और उन्हें ढेर सारे आम खिलाएं। वेद जब ठीक हुआ तो उसे दोस्त का महत्व समझ में आ गया था। अब वह उनके साथ खेलता और खूब आम खाता था।

नैतिक शिक्षा –  दोस्त सुख-दुःख के साथी होते है। उनसे प्यार करना चाहिए कोई बात छुपाना नहीं चाहिए।

Moral of this short Hindi story –

Always love your best friend. And take the time to choose your friends or company of friends. Because this company with friends will decide your behavior towards the situation in life.

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आम के पेड़ पर एक सुरीली नाम की चिड़िया रहती थी। उसने खूब सुंदर घोंसला बनाया हुआ था। जिसमें उसके छोटे-छोटे बच्चे साथ में रहते थे। वह बच्चे अभी उड़ना नहीं जानते थे, इसीलिए सुरीली उन सभी को खाना ला कर खिलाती थी।

एक दिन जब बरसात तेज हो रही थी। तभी सुरीली के बच्चों को जोर से भूख लगने लगी। बच्चे खूब जोर से रोने लगे, इतना जोर की देखते-देखते सभी बच्चे रो रहे थे। सुरीली से अपने बच्चों के रोना अच्छा नहीं लग रहा था। वह उन्हें चुप करा रही थी, किंतु बच्चे भूख से तड़प रहे थे इसलिए वह चुप नहीं हो रहे थे।

सुरीली सोच में पड़ गई , इतनी तेज बारिश में खाना कहां से लाऊंगी। मगर खाना नहीं लाया तो बच्चों का भूख कैसे शांत होगा। काफी देर सोचने के बाद सुरीली ने एक लंबी उड़ान भरी और पंडित जी के घर पहुंच गई।

पंडित जी ने प्रसाद में मिले चावल दाल और फलों को आंगन में रखा हुआ था। चिड़िया ने देखा और बच्चों के लिए अपने मुंह में ढेर सारा चावल रख लिया। और झटपट वहां से उड़ गई।

घोसले में पहुंचकर चिड़िया ने सभी बच्चों को चावल का दाना खिलाया। बच्चों का पेट भर गया, वह सब चुप हो गए और आपस में खेलने लगे।

मोरल – संसार में मां की ममता का कोई जोड़ नहीं है अपनी जान विपत्ति में डालकर भी अपने बच्चों के हित में कार्य करती है।

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9. रानी की शक्ति

रानी एक चींटी का नाम है जो अपने दल से भटक चुकी है। घर का रास्ता नहीं मिलने के कारण , वह काफी देर से परेशान हो रही थी। रानी के घर वाले एक सीध में जा रहे थे। तभी जोर की हवा चली, सभी बिखर गए। रानी भी अपने परिवार से दूर हो गई। वह अपने घर का रास्ता ढूंढने में परेशान थी।

काफी देर भटकने के बाद उसे जोर से भूख और प्यास लगी।

रानी जोर से रोती हुई जा रही थी।

रास्ते में उसे गोलू के जेब से गिरी हुई टॉफी मिल गई। रानी के भाग्य खुल गए।  उसे भूख लग रही थी और खाने को टॉफी मिल गया था। रानी ने जी भर के टोपी खाया अब उसका पेट भर गया।

रानी ने सोचा क्यों ना इसे घर ले चलूँ , घर वाले भी खाएंगे।

टॉफी बड़ा थी, रानी उठाने की कोशिश करती और गिर जाती। रानी ने हिम्मत नहीं हारी। वह दोनों हाथ और मुंह से टॉफी को मजबूती से पकड़ लेती है ।

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10. मोती का मित्र

मोती तीसरी कक्षा में पढ़ता है। वह स्कूल जाते समय अपने साथ दो रोटी लेकर जाता था। रास्ते में मंदिर के बाहर एक छोटी सी गाय रहती थी। वह दोनों रोटी उस गाय को खिलाया करता था।

मोती कभी भी गाय को रोटी खिलाना नहीं भूलता। कभी-कभी स्कूल के लिए देर होती तब भी वह बिना रोटी खिलाए नहीं जाता ।

स्कूल में लेट होने के कारण मैडम डांट भी लगाती थी।

वह गाय इतनी प्यारी थी, मोती को देखकर बहुत खुश हो जाती ।

मोती भी उसको अपने हाथों से रोटी खिलाता।

दोनों बहुत अच्छे दोस्त बन गए थे।

एक दिन की बात है मोती बाजार से सामान लेकर लौट रहा था।

मंदिर के बाहर कुछ लड़कों ने उसे पकड़ लिया।

मोती से सामान छीनने लगे। गाय ने मोती को संकट में देख उसको बचाने के लिए दौड़ी।

गाय को अपनी ओर आता देख सभी लड़के नौ-दो-ग्यारह हो गए।

मोती ने गाय को गले लगा लिया, बचाने के लिए धन्यवाद कहा।

मोरल –

• गहरी मित्रता सदैव सुखदाई होती है।
• निस्वार्थ भाव से व्यक्ति को मित्रता करनी चाहिए। संकट में मित्र ही काम आता है।

3 majedar bhoot ki Kahani Hindi mai

Bedtime stories in hindi

11. बलवान कछुए की मूर्खता

एक सरोवर में विशाल नाम का एक कछुआ रहा करता था। उसके पास एक मजबूत कवच था। यह कवच शत्रुओं से बचाता था। कितनी बार उसकी जान कवच के कारण बची थी।

एक बार भैंस तालाब पर पानी पीने आई थी। भैंस का पैर विशाल पर पड़ गया था। फिर भी विशाल को नहीं हुआ। उसकी जान कवच से बची थी। उसे काफी खुशी हुई क्योंकि बार-बार उसकी जान बच रही थी।

यह कवच विशाल को कुछ दिनों में भारी लगने लगा। उसने सोचा इस कवच से बाहर निकल कर जिंदगी को जीना चाहिए। अब मैं बलवान हो गया हूं , मुझे कवच की जरूरत नहीं है।

विशाल ने अगले ही दिन कवच को तालाब में छोड़कर आसपास घूमने लगा।

अचानक हिरण का झुंड तालाब में पानी पीने आया। ढेर सारी हिरनिया अपने बच्चों के साथ पानी पीने आई थी।

उन हिरणियों के पैरों से विशाल को चोट लगी, वह रोने लगा।

आज उसने अपना कवच नहीं पहना था। जिसके कारण काफी चोट जोर से लग रही थी।

विशाल रोता-रोता वापस तालाब में गया और कवच को पहन लिया।  कम से कम कवच से जान तो बचती है।

प्रकृति से मिली हुई चीज को सम्मान पूर्वक स्वीकार करना चाहिए वरना जान खतरे में पड़ सकती है।

12. राजू की समझदारी – Laghu kahani

जतनपुर में लोग बीमार हो रहे थे। डॉक्टर ने बीमारी का कारण मक्खी को बताया। जतनपुर के पास एक कूड़ेदान है। उस पर ढेर सारी मक्खियां रहती है। वह उड़कर सभी घरों में जाती, वहां रखा खाना गंदा कर देती। उस खाने को खाकर लोग बीमार हो रहे थे।

राजू दूसरी क्लास में पढ़ता है। उसकी मैडम ने मक्खियों के कारण फैलने वाले बीमारी को बताया।

राजू ने मक्खियों को भगाने की ठान ली।

घर आकर मां को मक्खियों के बारे में बताया। वह हमारे खाने को गंदा कर देती है। घर में आकर गंदगी फैल आती है। इसे घर से बाहर भगाना चाहिए।

राजू बाजार से एक फिनाइल लेकर आया।

उसके पानी से घर में साफ सफाई हुई। रसोई घर में खाना को ढकवा दिया। जिसके कारण मक्खियों को खाना नहीं मिल पाया।

दो दिन में मक्खियां घर से बाहर भाग गई।

फिर घर के अंदर कभी नहीं आई।

मोरल – स्वयं की सतर्कता से बड़ी-बड़ी बीमारियों से बचा जा सकता है।

संत तिरुवल्लुवर की कहानी

Akbar Birbal Stories in Hindi with moral

13. चुनमुन के बच्चे

बच्चों की प्यारी गोरैया चिड़िया । यह सबके घर में प्यार से रहती है। जो दाना-पानी देता है, उसके घर तो मस्ती से रहती है। कूलर के पीछे चुनमुन का घोंसला है। उसके तीन बच्चे है , यह अभी उड़ना नहीं जानते।

चुनमुन के बच्चों ने उड़ना सिखाने के लिए तंग कर दिया।

चुनमुन कहती अभी थोड़ी और बड़ी हो जाओ तब सिखाएंगे। बच्चे दिनभर ची ची ची ची  करके चुनमुन को परेशान करते।

एक दिन चुनमुन ने बच्चों को उड़ना सिखाने के लिए कहा।

अपने दोनों हाथों में उठाकर आसमान में ले गई। उन्हें छोड़ दिया, वह धीरे-धीरे उड़ रही थी।

जब बच्चे गिरने लगते चुनमुन उन्हें अपने पीठ पर बैठा लेती।  फिर उड़ने के लिए कहती।

ऐसा करते करते चुनमुन के बच्चे आसमान में उड़ने लगे थे।

चुनमुन ने सभी को घर चलने के लिए कहा।

सब मां के पीछे-पीछे घर लौट आए।

मोरल – अभ्यास किसी भी कार्य की सफलता की पहली सीढ़ी होती है।

जादुई नगरी का रहस्य – Jadui Kahani

Hindi funny story for everyone haasya Kahani

14. कालिया को मिली सजा

कालिया से पूरा गली परेशान था। गली से निकलने वाले लोगों को कभी भों भों करके डराता। कभी काटने दौड़ता था। डर से बच्चों ने उस गली में अकेले जाना छोड़ दिया था।

कोई बच्चा गलती से उस गली में निकल जाता तो , उसके हाथों से खाने की चीज छीन कर भाग जाता ।

कालिया ने अपने दोस्तों को भी परेशान किया हुआ था।

सब को डरा कर वाह अपने को गली का सेट समझने लगा था। उसके झुंड में एक छोटा सा शेरू नाम का डॉगी भी था।

वह किसी को परेशान नहीं करता, छोटे बच्चे भी उसे खूब प्यार करते थे।

एक दिन शेरू को राहुल ने एक रोटी ला कर दिया।

शेरू बहुत खुश हुआ उस रोटी को लेकर गाड़ी के नीचे भाग गया। वहीं बैठ कर खाने लगा।

कालिया ने शेरू को रोटी खाता हुआ देख जोर से झटका और रोटी लेकर भाग गया।

शेरू जोर-जोर से रोने लगा।

राहुल ने अपने पापा से बताया। उसके पापा कालिया की हरकत को जानते थे। वह पहले भी देख चुके थे।

उन्हें काफी गुस्सा आया।

एक लाठी निकाली और कालिया की मरम्मत कर दी।

कालिया को अब अपनी नानी याद आ गई थी।

वह इतना सुधर गया था , गली में निकलने वालों को परेशान भी नहीं करता।

छोटे बच्चे को देखते ही छुप जाता था।

बुरे काम का बुरा ही नतीजा होता है बुरे कामों से बचना चाहिए।

15. सच्ची मित्रता

अजनार के जंगल में दो बलशाली शेर सूरसिंह और सिंहराज रहते थे। सुरसिंह अब बूढ़ा हो चला था। अब वह अधिक शिकार नहीं कर पाता था।

सिंहराज उसके लिए शिकार करता और भोजन ला कर देता।

सिंहराज जब शिकार पर निकलता , सूरसिंह अकेला हो जाता।

डर के मारे कोई पशु उसके पास नहीं जाते थे ।

आज सुरसिंह को अकेला देख सियार का झुंड टूट पड़ा। आज सियार को बड़ा शिकार मिला था।

चारों तरफ से सियारों ने सुरसिंह को नोच-नोच कर जख्मी कर दिया था।

वह बेहोश की हालत में हो गया।

अचानक सिंहराज वहां दहाड़ता हुआ आ गया।

सिंहराज को वहां आता देख, सियारों के प्राण सूख गए।

सिंह राज ने देखते ही देखते सभी सियारों को खदेड़ दिया। जिसके कारण उसके मित्र सुरसिंह की जान बच सकी

मोरल – सच्ची मित्रता सदैव काम आती है ,जीवन में सच्चे मित्र का होना आवश्यक है।

Subhash chandra bose story in hindi

Motivational Kahani

16. बिच्छू और संत

बिच्छू स्वभाव का उग्र होता है। वह सदैव दूसरों को नुकसान पहुंचाता है। संत स्वभाव से शांत होता है। वह दूसरों का कल्याण करता है।

बरसात का दिन था। एक बिच्छू नाले में तेजी से बेहता जा रहा था।संत ने बिच्छू को नाली में बहता देख।

अपने हाथ से पकड़कर बाहर निकाला।

बिच्छू ने अपने स्वभाव के कारण संत को डंक मारकर नाले में गिर गया।

संत ने बिच्छू को फिर अपने हाथ से निकाला। बिच्छू ने संत को फिर डंक मारा।

ऐसा दो-तीन बार और हुआ।

पास ही वैद्यराज का घर था। वह संत को देख रहे थे। वैद्यराज दौड़ते हुए आए। उन्होंने बिच्छू को एक डंडे के सहारे दूर फेंक दिया।

संत से कहा – आप जानते हैं बिच्छू का स्वभाव नुकसान पहुंचाने का होता है।

फिर भी आपने उसको अपने हाथ से बचाया। आप ऐसा क्यों कर रहे थे ?

संत ने कहा वह अपना स्वभाव नहीं बदल सकता तो, मैं अपना स्वभाव कैसे बदल लूं !

मोरल – विषम परिस्थितियों में भी अपने स्वभाव को नहीं बदलना चाहिए।

17. महात्मा बना विषधर

गांव के बाहर पीपल बड़ा वृक्ष था। यह वृक्ष 200 साल से अधिक पुराना था। गांव के लोग उस वृक्ष के नीचे नहीं जाते थे। वहां एक भयंकर विषधर सांप रहा करता था। कई बार उसने चारा खा रही बकरियों को काट लिया था।

गांव के लोगों में उसका डर था। गांव में रामकृष्ण परमहंस आए हुए थे।

लोगों ने उस विषधर का इलाज करने को कहा।

रामकृष्ण परमहंस उस वृक्ष के नीचे गए और विषधर को बुलाया। विषधर क्रोध में परमहंस जी के सामने आंख खड़ा हुआ। विषधर को जीवन का ज्ञान देकर परमहंस वहां से चले गए।

विषधर अब शांत स्वभाव का हो गया। वह किसी को काटना नहीं था।

गांव के लोग भी बिना डरे उस वृक्ष के नीचे जाने लगे।

एक दिन जब रामकृष्ण परमहंस गांव लौट कर आए।

उन्होंने देखा बच्चे पीपल के पेड़ के नीचे खेल रहे हैं। वह विषधर को परेशान कर रहे थे। विषधर कुछ नहीं कर रहा है।

ऐसा करता देख उन्होंने बच्चों को डांट कर भगाया , और विषधर को अपने साथ ले गए।

मोरल – संत की संगति में दुर्जन भी सज्जन बन जाते हैं।

17 Hindi Stories for kids with morals

Sikandar ki Kahani Hindi mai

Guru ki Mahima Hindi story – गुरु की महिमा

18. चिंटू पिंटू की शरारत

चिंटू-पिंटू दोनों भाई थे, दोनों की उम्र लगभग 2 साल की होगी। दोनों खूब शरारत करते थे। चिंटू ज्यादा शरारती था। वह पिंटू के सूंढ़ को अपने सूंढ़ में लपेटकर खींचता और कभी धक्का देकर गिरा देता।

एक दिन की बात है, दोनों खेल में लड़ते-झगड़ते दौड़ रहे थे।

चिंटू का पैर फिसल जाता है, वह एक गड्ढे में गिर जाता है।

चिंटू काफी मशक्कत करता है फिर भी वह बाहर नहीं निकल पाता।

पिंटू उसे अपने सूंढ़ से ऊपर खींचने की कोशिश करता। मगर उसकी कोशिश नाकाम रहती।

पिंटू दौड़कर अपनी मां को बुला लाता है।

उसकी मां अपने लंबे से सूंढ़ में लपेट कर चिंटू को जमीन पर ले आती है।

चिंटू की शरारत उस पर आज भारी पड़ गई थी।

उसने रोते हुए कहा-आगे से शरारत नहीं करूंगा।

दोनों भाई खेलने लगे, इसको देकर उसकी मां बहुत खुश हुई।

मोरल – अधिक शरारत और दूसरों को तंग करने की आदत सदैव आफत बन जाती है।

19. साहस का परिचय

जंगल में सुंदर-सुंदर हिरण रहा करते थे। उसमें एक सुरीली नाम की हिरनी थी। उसकी बेटी मृगनैनी अभी पांच महीने की थी। मृगनैनी अपनी मां के साथ जंगल में घूमा करती थी।

एक दिन मृगनैनी अपने मां के साथ घूम रही थी, तभी दो गीदड़ आ गए।

वह मृगनैनी को मार कर खाना चाहते थे।

सुरीली दोनों गीदड़ को अपने सिंघ से मार-मार कर रोक रही थी।

मगर गीदड़ मानने को तैयार नहीं थे।

वहां अचानक ढेर सारे हिरनी का झुंड आ गया।

हिरनी गीदड़ के पीछे दौड़ने लगी। गीदड़ अपने प्राण लेकर वहां से रफूचक्कर हो गया।

सुरीली और मृगनैनी की जान आज उसके परिवार ने बचा लिया था।

मोरल – एक साथ मिलकर रहने से बड़ी से बड़ी चुनौती दूर हो जाती है।

Gautam Budh ki Kahani

Tenali Rama stories in Hindi

20. मुकेश की पेंटिंग स्वच्छता के लिए

मुकेश कोई छः – सात साल का होगा। उसे पेंटिंग करना और क्रिकेट खेलना बेहद पसंद है। खाली समय में वह क्रिकेट खेलता और पेंटिंग बनाया करता था।

पेंटिंग की कोई भी प्रतियोगिता स्कूल में होती, तो उसमें वह प्रथम स्थान प्राप्त करता। मुकेश की पेंटिंग की सराहना स्कूल में भी की जाती थी।

मुकेश जब भी स्कूल जाता उसे रास्ते में कूड़ेदान से होकर गुजरना पड़ता था।

लोग पटरियों पर कूड़ा फेंक देते और दीवार के सामने पेशाब भी करते थे, जिसके कारण वहां काफी बदबू आती थी। मुकेश को यह सब अच्छा नहीं लगता था।

एक दिन की बात है प्रधानमंत्री स्वच्छता कार्यक्रम के लिए सभी विद्यार्थियों को सहयोग करने के लिए कह रहे थे। मुकेश को आइडिया आया उसने कूड़ेदान के पास जाकर खूब सारी पेंटिंग दीवार पर बना दी। वह पेंटिंग इतनी खूबसूरत थी कि कोई भी व्यक्ति वहां से गुजरते हुए। उस पेंटिंग की सराहना करते जाता था।

धीरे-धीरे वहां से लोगों ने कूड़ा फेंकना बंद कर दिया, और इतनी खूबसूरत पेंटिंग दीवार पर थी कि कोई अब वहां खड़े होकर पेशाब भी नहीं करता था। देखते ही देखते वह रास्ता साफ हो गया था।

मुकेश को अब स्कूल और घर के बीच किसी प्रकार की गंदगी दिखाई नहीं देती थी। इसे देखकर वह काफी खुश होता था।

कुछ बड़ा कर गुजरने की कोई आयु नहीं होती। अपनी प्रतिभा से समाज को भी बदला जा सकता है।

21. करुणा का प्रहार

अब्दुल के पास एक बकरी थी , उस बकरी का एक छोटा सा बच्चा था। अब्दुल दोनों को प्यार करता उनके लिए खेत से नरम और मुलायम घास लाता।

दोनों बकरियां घास को खाकर खुश रहती थी।

अब्दुल को दूर से देखकर झटपट दौड़ उसके पास पहुंच जाया करती थी।

अब्दुल चौथी कक्षा में पढ़ता था।

एक दिन जब वह स्कूल गया हुआ था।

उसके अम्मी – अब्बू ने बकरी के बच्चे का सौदा सलीम से कर दिया।

सलीम जब उस बच्चे को लेकर जाने लगा बकरी समझ गई। उसके बच्चे को यह लोग ले जा रहे हैं।

बकरी जोर – जोर से चिल्लाने लगी

उसकी आंखों से आंसुओं की धारा बह रही थी। काफी प्रयत्न कर रही थी, किंतु वह रस्सी से बंधी हुई थी।

सलीम बच्चे को लेकर काफी दूर निकल गया।

बच्चा भी जोर जोर से चिल्ला रहा था। वह अपनी मां को पुकार रहा था।  मां की करुणा आंसुओं में बह रही थी, किंतु बेबस थी।

बकरी ने अंतिम समय सोचा , अगर अभी प्रयत्न नहीं किया तो वह अपने बच्चे से कभी नहीं मिल पाएगी। ऐसा सोचते हुए एक बार जोरदार प्रयास किया। रस्सी का फंदा बकरी के गले से टूट गया।  वह बकरी जान – प्राण लेकर सलीम की ओर भागी।

अपने बच्चे को देखकर बकरी ने सलीम पर जोरदार प्रहार किया। काफी समय सलीम को मशक्कत करते हो गई , किंतु बकरी के प्रहार को रोक नहीं पाया। एकाएक अनेकों प्रहार बकरी करती रही।

अंत में सलीम हार मान गया और बकरी के बच्चे को वहीं छोड़कर। अब्दुल के अम्मी – अब्बू से अपने पैसे लेकर वापस लौट आया।

अब्दुल जब वापस लौट कर आया उसे पड़ोसियों ने पूरी घटना बता दी। जिसके बाद वह अपने मां-बाप से गुस्सा हो गया। मां बाप ने काफी समझाया किंतु उसने किसी की एक न सुनी।  क्योंकि वह बकरी उसके लिए अमूल्य थे जिसे वह बेचना चाह रहे थे।

• मां की करुणा के प्रहार से बड़ी से बड़ी शक्तियां पराजित हो जाती है। मां अपने बच्चे के लिए अपना जीवन भी दांव पर लगा देती है।
• बकरी ने अपना जीवन दाव पर लगाकर सलीम पर प्रहार किया था।

स्वामी विवेकानंद जी की कहानियां

गुरु नानक देव जी की प्रसिद्ध कहानियां

22. और बन गई क्रिकेट टीम

राजू पार्क में उदास बैठा था , आज उसके दोस्त खेलने नहीं आए थे। राजू के पास एक गेंद थी , किंतु बैट और मित्र नहीं थे। वह अकेले ही गेंद के साथ मायूसी से खेल रहा था। पार्क में अन्य बालक भी क्रिकेट खेल रहे थे , किंतु राजू उन्हें जानता नहीं था। इसलिए वह अकेला ही कभी गेंद से खेलता और कभी बैठ कर उन बालकों को खेलता हुआ देखता रहता।

कुछ देर बाद सामने खेल रहे बालकों की गेंद पड़ोस के एक बंद घर में जा गिरी।

वहां से गेंद के लौट का आना असंभव था , और कोई बालक उसे लेने के लिए भीतर भी नहीं जा सकता था। अब उन बालकों का भी खेलना बंद हो गया। वह सभी उदास हो गए , क्योंकि अब वह भी क्रिकेट नहीं खेल सकते थे।

उन बालकों की नजर राजू के ऊपर गई , जिसके पास गेंद थी।

फिर क्या था , उन लोगों ने राजू को खेलने के लिए अपने पास बुला लिया। राजू खेलने में अच्छा था। इसलिए काफी बेहतरीन शॉर्ट लगा सकता था। गेंद को पकड़ने के लिए और बालकों की आवश्यकता हुई। जिस पर पार्क में खेल रहे और बालक भी उनसे जुड़ गए। और फिर देखते देखते दो दल बन गया।

इस प्रकार राजू की एक नई क्रिकेट टीम तैयार हो गई।

भगवान महावीर की कहानियां

5 भगवान कृष्ण की कहानियां

23. स्वयं का नुकसान

शहर में एक छोटी सी दुकान , जिसमें कुछ चिप्स , पापड़ , टॉफी , बिस्किट आदि की बिक्री होती थी। यह दुकान अब्दुल मियां की थी। इनकी हालात सभी लोगों को मालूम थी , इसलिए ना चाहते हुए भी आस पड़ोस के लोग कुछ ऐसा सामान ले लिया करते थे। जिससे अब्दुल मियां की कुछ कमाई हो जाए।

दुकान में चूहों ने भी अपना डेरा जमा लिया था। दुकान में एक से बढ़कर एक शरारती चूहे आ गए थे।

इन चूहों ने टॉफी और बिस्किट को नुकसान पहुंचाना चालू कर दिया था।

अब्दुल काफी परेशान हो गया था , उसे समझ नहीं आ रहा था कि वह इस शरारत से कैसे बचे।

एक दिन की बात है, अब्दुल बैठा हुआ था तीन – चार चूहे आपस में लड़ रहे थे।

अब्दुल को गुस्सा आया उसने एक डंडा उन चूहों की ओर जोर से चलाया।

चूहे उछल कर भाग गए, किंतु वह डंडा इतना तेज चलाया गया था कि टॉफी रखने वाली शीशे की जार टूट गई।

ऐसा करने से और भी बड़ा नुकसान हो गया।

निष्कर्ष – क्रोध में किसी प्रकार का कार्य नहीं करना चाहिए , यह स्वयं के लिए नुकसानदेह होता है।

24. अपने गलती का पछतावा

गोपाल के घर पांच भैंस और एक गाय थी। वह सभी भैंसों की दिनभर देखभाल किया करता था। उनके लिए दूर-दूर से हरी – हरी घास काटकर लाया करता और उनको खिलाता। गाय , भैंस गोपाल की सेवा से खुश थी।

सुबह – शाम इतना दूध हो जाता , गोपाल का परिवार उस दूध को बेचने पर विवश हो जाता।

पूरे गांव में गोपाल के घर से दूध बिकने लगा।

अब गोपाल को काम करने में और भी मजा आ रहा था , क्योंकि इससे उसकी आर्थिक स्थिति भी मजबूत हो रही थी।

कुछ दिनों से गोपाल परेशान होने लगा , क्योंकि उसके रसोईघर में एक बड़ी सी बिल्ली ने आंखें जमा ली थी। गोपाल जब भी दूध को रसोई घर में रखकर निश्चिंत होता। बिल्ली दूध पी जाती और उन्हें जूठा भी कर जाती। गोपाल ने कई बार उस बिल्ली को भगाया और मारने के लिए दौड़ाया , किंतु बिल्ली झटपट दीवार चढ़ जाती और भाग जाती।

एक  दिन गोपाल ने परेशान होकर बिल्ली को सबक सिखाने की सोंची ।

जूट की बोरी का जाल बिछाया गया , जिसमें बिल्ली आसानी से फंस गई।

अब क्या था गोपाल ने पहले डंडे से उसकी पिटाई करने की सोची।

बिल्ली इतना जोर – जोर से झपट रही थी गोपाल उसके नजदीक नहीं जा सका।

किंतु आज सबक सिखाना था , गोपाल ने एक माचिस की तीली जलाई और उस बोरे पर फेंक दिया।

देखते ही देखते बोरा धू-धू कर जलने लगा , बिल्ली अब पूरी शक्ति लगाकर भागने लगी।

बिल्ली जिधर जिधर भागती , वह आग लगा बोरा उसके पीछे पीछे होता।

देखते ही देखते बिल्ली पूरा गांव दौड़ गई।

पूरे गांव से आग लगी……………….. आग लगी  , बुझाओ …….बुझाओ

इस प्रकार की आवाज उठने लगी। बिल्ली ने पूरा गांव जला दिया।

गोपाल का घर भी नहीं बच पाया था।

आवेग और स्वयं की गलती का फल खुद को तो भोगना पड़ता ही है , साथ में दूसरे लोग भी उसकी सजा भुगतते हैं।

महात्मा गाँधी की कहानियां

रविंद्र नाथ टैगोर की हिंदी कहानियां Rabindranath short stories

दीनबंधु की कहानी deenbandhu story in hindi

25. दद्दू की चोट पर हुई किसकी पिटाई

दद्दू और मोहित दोनों भाई थे। दोनों एक ही विद्यालय में पढ़ते थे , मोहित दद्दू से 2 साल बड़ा था। दोनों एक साथ स्कूल जाते , लौटते समय भी दोनों साथ ही आते थे।

एक दिन की बात है दद्दू अपने दोस्तों के साथ साथ , तेज कदमों से घर की ओर लौट रहा था। अचानक उसका पैर एक पत्थर पर पड़ा , कंधे पर किताब – कॉपी का बोझ लदा था , वह संभल नहीं पाया और गिर गया।

दद्दू को चोट लग गई , उसका घुटना छिल गया………….

जिससे दद्दू जोर जोर से रोने लगा।

पीछे मोहित आ रहा था दौड़ कर झट से अपने भाई को उठा लिया।

मोहित समझदार था दद्दू को काफी समझाया किंतु वह चुप नहीं हो रहा था।

मोहित ने झटपट एक उपाय सोचा और सड़क पर 4-5 लात जोर से मारी और दद्दू को कहा लो इसने तुम्हें चोट लगाया था मैंने इसे चोट लगा दिया।

दद्दू अब सोच में पड़ गया , उसने भी 8 -10 लात मारी।

उसके और दोस्त थे ,

वह भी सड़क पर उछलने लगे जिससे सड़क को और चोट लगे।

बस क्या था , अब यह मनोरंजन का साधन बन गया। कुछ देर बाद सभी वहां से जा चुके थे।

घर पहुंच कर मोहित ने दद्दू के चोट को दिखाया और डिटॉल तथा साफ पानी से घाव को साफ किया गया।

संदेश – समय पर लिया गया निर्णय सर्वदा ठीक होता है।

26 कुम्हार का वात्सल्य रूप

आज लकड़ी काटने के लिए मदन घूमता रहा, किंतु उसे कोई सूखा पेड़ नहीं मिला। वह प्रकृति से इतना जुड़ा हुआ था कि वह हरे-भरे वृक्षों को अपने कुल्हाड़ी के चोट से नहीं काटता। पेड़-पौधों को वह बेटे के समान मानता था और बेटे की हत्या मानव कभी कर ही नहीं सकता।

मदन बेहद गरीब था, घर में बुजुर्ग मां-बाप, पत्नी और दो छोटे-छोटे बच्चे थे। उनका भरण-पोषण मदन के कार्य से ही चलता था। मदन दिनभर जंगलों में घूमता लकड़ियां जमा करता और शाम तक बाजार में बेचकर खाने-पीने का सामान घर ले आता। इसी से पूरा घर दो वक्त की रोटी खा पाता था।

न जाने आज कैसा दिन था कि आज उसे कोई सुखी लकड़ी या सुखा पेड़ मिल ही नहीं रहा था। वह थक हार कर एक जगह बैठ गया वह आज बेहद दुखी था कि आज उसे घर ले जाने के लिए अन्य पानी का प्रबंध नहीं हो सका। वह सोचते सोचते बेसुध हो गया और वहीं लेट गया।

प्रकृति सदैव मानव की रक्षा करती है, मानव के जीवन का एक अभिन्न अंग होती है और मनुष्य को प्रकृति पुत्र के समान पालन करती है।

मदन की ऐसी हालत देख प्रकृति में भी उदासी का भाव था। तभी अचानक एक अनोखी घटना घटती है, पेड़ों से शीतल हवा बहने लगती है।

मदन कि अचानक नींद खुलती है तो वह अपने नजदीक एक कपड़े की पोटली पाता है। यह पोटली पेड़ों से चलने वाली हवाओं के साथ मदन के पास आया था।

इस पोटली का रहस्य यह था – कुछ दिन पूर्व एक भले आदमी को लूट कर जंगली डाकू भाग रहे थे, तभी अचानक उनका पैर फिसला और वह पहाड़ों की दुर्गम खाई में जा गिरे जिससे उनकी मृत्यु हो गई। यह पोटली गिरते समय डाकुओं के हाथ से छिटक कर पेड़ पर टंग गई थी। आज आवश्यकता की घड़ी में मदन को उन पैसों से सहायता हो सकी।

मोरल – जब आप किसी की सहायता करते हैं निर्दोष लोगों को परेशान नहीं करते तो प्रकृति भी आपकी सहायता करती है। जब आप प्रकृति का नुकसान पहुंचाते हैं तो प्रकृति भी आप को नुकसान पहुंचाती है, यह नुकसान दीर्घकालिक होता है।

27. बड़े भैया का रुमाल

राजू तीसरी कक्षा में पढ़ता है , उसका बड़ा भाई कार्तिक भी उसी विद्यालय में पांचवी कक्षा में पढ़ता है। दोनों भाई एक साथ विद्यालय जाते-आते थे।  रास्ते में दोनों खूब मस्तियां किया करते थे। कार्तिक के पास एक रुमाल था , जिसे वह हमेशा डिटॉल से धोकर साफ-सुथरा रखता था। राजू अपने भैया को हमेशा देखता वह अपने पास सोचता भैया रूमाल को रखते है?

थोड़ी सी भी गंदगी होने पर उसे साफ करते और फिर उसे मोड़ कर अपनी जेब में रख लेते। रुमाल की गंदगी उन्हें पसंद नहीं थी। राजू को इन सब बातों की समझ नहीं थी , वह सोचता रहता था कि बड़े भैया ऐसा क्यों करते हैं , लेकिन कभी उसके समझ में नहीं आया।

एक दिन की बात है राजू झूला झूल रहा था तभी उसके हाथ से झूला छूट गया और वह जमीन पर गिर गया। जमीन पर गिरते ही राजू के घुटने में चोट आ गई जिसके कारण उसके घुटने से खून बहने लगा। कार्तिक ने अपने भाई को देखा तो वह जल्दी से दौड़ता हुआ आया और अपने जेब से रुमाल निकाल कर घाव पर बांध दिया। जिसके कारण खून बहना बंद हो गया। कार्तिक तुरंत अपने भाई को हॉस्पिटल ले गया जहां डॉक्टर ने मरहम-पट्टी कर राजू को बढ़िया कर दिया।

राजू ने देखा भैया जिस रुमाल को बड़े प्यार से साफ-सुथरा करके अपने पास हमेशा रखते थे। जिससे खूब प्यार करते थे , वह अब गंदी हो चुकी थी। बड़े भाई के प्यार के सामने वह रुमाल अधिक प्यारा नहीं था।

और कहानियां पढ़ें

Maha purush ki Kahani

Dahej pratha Hindi Kahani

Jitiya vrat Katha in Hindi – जितिया व्रत कथा हिंदी में

देश प्रेम की कहानी 

दिवाली से जुड़ी लोक कथा | Story related to Diwali in Hindi

राजा भोज की कहानी

Prem kahani in hindi – प्रेम कहानिया हिंदी में

Love stories in hindi प्रेम की पहली निशानी

Prem katha love story in Hindi

कोरोना वायरस पर हिंदी कहानियां

करवा चौथ की कहानी

माँ के प्यार की ढेर सारी कहानिया Mother short story in hindi

Child story in hindi with easy to understand moral value

manavta ki kahani मानवता पर आधारित कहानिया

स्वामी विवेकानन्द के शिक्षा दर्शन के आधारभूत सिद्धान्त | Swami vivekanand teachings

Motivational quotes by Swami Vivekanand in hindi

international youth day in hindi

सुविचार जो मानव जीवन को बदलकर रख दे

स्वामी विवेकानंद जी के सुविचार

Shivaji Quotes in Hindi (छत्रपति शिवाजी के अनमोल वचन)

महाराणा प्रताप के वीरता का सन्देश Maharana Pratap Quotes In Hindi

Dayanand Saraswati Quotes in Hindi

161 thoughts on “101 Hindi short stories with moral for kids बच्चों की प्रेरणादायक कहानियां”

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बहुत अच्छी कहानियां लिखी हैं आपके वेबसाइट पर जिसके कारण मुझे बहुत प्रशंसा मिली और मेरे स्कूल में टीचर भी यह कहानियां पढ़ कर बहुत प्रभावित हुए और मुझे शाबाशी दी. आपके वेबसाइट को मैं बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद करना चाहती हूं कि आपने इतना अच्छा लिखा और हम जैसे बच्चों को फायदा करवाया।

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संर आपका आर्टिकल बहुत अच्छा है सर आप इसी तरह काम करते रहै

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aap bahot hi badhiya story likhate hai.padh kar maja aa jata hai.

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No grammar or spelling mistakes at all

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Nice bhot Accha hai mere pass bhi bhot saari stories hai.

Hi. Thanks You very much for all writing all the stories and sharing with us. I like all the stories.

सर आपकी कहानियां बहुत ही अच्छी होती हे मेने भी अपना एक ब्लॉग बनाया हे Motivation पर lekin रैंक नहीं हो रही कोई मदद करे

Thank you so much itni interesting stories share karne ke liye. Sher ka Aasan aur Billi bach gayi – ye 2 sabse best lagi mujhe. Kaafi informative stories hain bachon ke liye bhi aur humare liye bhi. Thanks a lot for sharing

Amazing – sach mein. Aapki kahaniyan itni seekh deti hai bachon ko aur sahi mein bachon ke vikaas mein kaafi madad karti hai. Thanks, please keep writing great stories like these.

Nice stories,but we need the name of writers of the story. Then it will be more better.

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Bahut achchi kahaniyan hai. Alag hai . Nai hai.

I’m using this hindi short story to translate into English… to improve my speaking skills.

Thank you so much Hindi vibhag

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Superb stories for students with morals and values in their life.

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यह सभी कहानियां मुझे बहुत अच्छी लगी और इन सभी कहानियों ने मेरी बहुत मदद करी है मेरा प्रोजेक्ट पूरा करने में। आपकी वेबसाइट बहुत अच्छी है और मेरा आपको दिल से धन्यवाद।

aapne jo bhi stories share ki sabhi bahut achi hai. or apka blog bhi bahuta acha hai…

The stories are very short and very interesting to read. thanks for sharing.

These short stories in Hindi are just great and helpful for me. I want to thank the writer.

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बहुत अच्छी कहानियां लिखी है सर आपने. मुझे पढ़कर बहुत अच्छा लगा और मैंने शेयर भी किया है.

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It was nice reading these stories!!!

sahi mein yrr rail ghari wala awesome….hahahah

I like these Hindi stories very much. Please add more

बहुत ही अच्छी कहानियाँ हैं। शेर जो हाथी पर बैठा था वो सबसे ज्यादा मस्त था। ऐसी ही अच्छी अच्छी कहानियाँ और लिखें।

Nice and very helpful for story readers like us.

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बहुत ही अच्छी कहानियां लिखी है आपने.. शानदार कहानियां.. बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद

So nice I am so glad that I read this blog really amazing!

We are living in England and so do not have exposure to Hindi Literature. Because of this website, I was able to make my son read Hindi. Thank you very much. But it is very little. I wish there were many more stories like this. Please try to upload them. Thank you again.

Great for kids and the morals are amazing

Bahut hi achchi story sab hai Aur bhi likhen good job

who is the author of Maa ki mamta story

Nishikant Sir is the author of these stories and also the owner of this website

अच्छा लगा कहानी पढ़कर. आपकी सभी कहानी सच में बहुत अच्छी है. दिल को छू गई.

This story is very short and helps in completing my assignment and also interesting for kids

सभी की सभी कहानियां बहुत अच्छे तरीके से लिखी गई हैं. इसे पढ़कर ना सिर्फ मजा आता है बल्कि प्रेरणा भी मिलती है. आपको खुद का स्टोरी बुक भी बना सकते हैं.

नमस्ते सर, आपने बहुत ही अच्छी-अच्छी शॉर्ट स्टोरीज लिखीं हैं। आगे भी ऐसे ही लिखते रहिएगा सर

आप बहुत अच्छी कहानियां लिखते हैं मैंने आपकी बहुत सारी कहानियों की पोस्ट पड़ी है आपकी वेबसाइट पर. यहां पर और कहानियां लिखकर बहुत अच्छा काम किया है मैं आपको इसके लिए धन्यवाद करना चाहूंगा. हिंदी कहानियां इतने अच्छे तरीके से बहुत कम लोग लिखते हैं इंटरनेट पर. आप उनमें से एक है और काफी सक्षम है.

Thank you Hindivibhag for the best Hindi short stories that are so beautiful. Please keep adding and writing more.

सभी की सभी कहानियां बहुत अच्छी है. दिखने में और पढ़ने में छोटी हैं परंतु उनके नैतिक शिक्षा बहुत ही अच्छे हैं और लाभदायक है हमारे समाज के लिए. इस लेख के पीछे जो भी लेखक हैं उनको हम धन्यवाद करना चाहते हैं.

मुझे सभी कहानियां बहुत अच्छी लगी है और मैं इन कहानियों को प्रिंट करके अपने पास रख लूंगा.

These Short Hindi stories with moral values are awesome but who is the writer of these stories? tell me, please

Amazing stories. I am a hindi learner and it helps me a lot. But I have some doubts like in this sentence मुर्गा की अकल ठिकाने. Why it is “ki” and not “ka”? Another one is कालिया को मिली सजा. Why it is “mili” and not “mila”?

आपके ब्लॉग पर हमेशा ही बहुत अच्छी जानकारी दी जाती है ऐसे ही लिखते रहिये, भगवान का आशीर्वाद आप पर हमेशा बना रहे

This is a very good Hindi story website and have knowledgeable stories Nice website keep it up.

Awesome stories for kids. Please add some more stories which are short; easy to read for small children. thank you for helping us.

बहुत ही अच्छी कहानियाँ है. ऐसे ही और कहानियाँ लिखते रहे, धन्यवाद

These are actually the Best Hindi stories ever with moral values which fit according to our society. Thank you so much Hindi vibhag

बहुत अच्छे हिंदी कहानियां है और नैतिक शिक्षा भी आपने बहुत अच्छे से लिखी है परंतु मेरे को एक बात बतानी है। आप सभी कहानियों में नैतिक शिक्षा क्यों नहीं लिखे, कृपा करके सभी कहानियों में नैतिक शिक्षा लिखिए

सभी कहानियां बहुत छोटी है परंतु नैतिक शिक्षा बहुत अच्छे से दी गई है और अच्छे से लिखी भी गई है परंतु हम चाहते हैं कि आप को बड़ी कहानियां भी डालें जिसे पढ़कर और मजा आए एवं ज्यादा ज्ञान प्राप्त कर सकें

Every hindi story wirtten here is just awesome and behold true moral values necessary for the society, Thank you so much Hindi vibhag.

Lovely stories.short and nice

I loved these Hindi stories so much Moral values were good Thank you so much

बहुत अच्छी कहानियां है पढ़कर अच्छा लगा

These short stories are actually very inspirational, helpful for my kid

All Stories are very good and there is something to learn from everyone. Thanks

Really great stories. I actually loved them.

Hello Arabinda It is great to know that all stories are loved by you.

Thank you for sharing such good stories.

Dhanyavaad in kahaniyon ke liye. Saari kahaniya bohut hi sundar hai. Badi hi saral bhasha ka prayog hua hai in kahaniyon me. Bacchon aur badon ke liye seekhne wali kahaniyaan hain. Ati sundar.

aapki sabhi story prernadayak he apka dhnywad kyuki mere bache ye kahaniya adhte he thank you

Badi achhi stories likhin hain aapne , aise hi likhte rahiye aur aage badte rahiye

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Creative Writing in Hindi – रचनात्मक लेखन क्या है और कोर्स

आप सभी ने कभी न कभी व्यक्तिगत निबंध, कविताएं, कहानियां, लघु कथाएं आदि पढ़े होंगे । इन्हें लिखने के लिए तथ्यों नहीं बल्कि भावनाओं की आवश्यकता पड़ती है इसलिए इन्हें Creative Writing की श्रेणी में रखा जाता है । रचनात्मक लेखन का उद्देश्य मानवीय अनुभव और मनोरंजन दोनों को साझा करना है । इस आर्टिकल में इसी विषय पर मैं विस्तारपूर्वक आपको जानकारी दूंगा ।

आर्टिकल में आपको निम्नलिखित विषयों पर जानकारी दी जायेगी:

• Creative Writing क्या है ?
• रचनात्मक लेखन के प्रकार
• क्रिएटिव राइटिंग कैसे करें ?
• क्रिएटिव राइटिंग के विषय
• रचनात्मक लेखन कोर्स

आर्टिकल के अंत में मैं आपको इसका एक मुफ्त कोर्स भी दूंगा जिसे आप आसानी से कर सकेंगे और इस फील्ड में अपना कैरियर भी बना सकेंगे । इसलिए आर्टिकल अंत तक जरूर पढ़ें और पसंद आए तो शेयर करें ।

Creative Writing क्या होता है ?

Creative Writing को हिंदी में रचनात्मक लेखन भी कहा जाता है, लेखन का एक प्रकार है । इसमें मजबूत लिखित दृश्यों के माध्यम से कहानी कहने के लिए कल्पना, रचनात्मकता और नवीनता का उपयोग किया जाता है । कथा, कहानी, गाने, व्यक्तिगत निबंध आदि क्रिएटिव राइटिंग के अंतर्गत ही आते हैं ।

क्रिएटिव राइटिंग content writing से पूरी तरह अलग होता है । जहां क्रिएटिव राइटिंग यानि रचनात्मक लेखन के मुख्य उद्देश्य भावनाओं को व्यक्त करने, विचारों को उत्तेजित करने और मनोरंजन प्रदान करने का होता है तो वहीं कंटेंट राइटिंग का उद्देश्य जानकारी प्रदान करने और संभावित ग्राहक को आकर्षित करने के लिए होता है ।

जब हम सामग्री लेखन की बात करते हैं तो इसकी प्रवृत्ति commercial होती है यानि कि किसी बिजनेस की बिक्री को बढ़ाने हेतु लेखन । लेकिन रचनात्मक लेखन का उद्देश्य मनोरंजन करना और लोगों के विचारों को उत्तेजित करने का है । इस तरह आप Difference Between Creative Writing And Content Writing समझ गए होंगे । ज्यादा जानकारी के लिए आर्टिकल पढ़ें:

• Content Writing की पूरी जानकारी

Types of Creative Writing in Hindi

Types of Creative Writing की बात करें तो इसमें कविताएं, उपन्यास, कहानियां, गाने, व्यक्तिगत निबंध आदि आते हैं । मैं आपको एक एक करके सभी के उदाहरण विस्तार से समझाऊंगा ।

जब रचनात्मक लेखन के बात आती है तो सबसे पहले हमारे दिमाग में कविताएं ही आती हैं । मानव भावनाओं को व्यक्त करने के साथ ही उत्तेजित करने के लिए कविताएं सर्वोत्तम होती हैं । कविताएं कल्पनाशील लेखन का भी सर्वोत्तम उदाहरण हैं । इन्हें लिखते समय कवि/कवियित्री भावनात्मक शब्दों का इस्तेमाल करते हैं ।

इसके कुछ उदाहरण हैं:

• मधुशाला: हरिवंश राय बच्चन
• कारवां गुजर गया: गोपालदास नीरज
• सरोज स्मृति: सूर्यकांत त्रिपाठी निराला

Creative Writing के अंतर्गत उपन्यास भी आता है जिसमें एक कहानी की कई घटनाएं, पात्र होते हैं । एक उपन्यास में तरह तरह के भाव होते हैं जो पाठकों का मनोरंजन करने और उनके भावों को उत्तेजित करते हैं । गद्य रचनाओं की शुरुआत निबंध से हुई थी, इसके बाद कहानियां और फिर उपन्यास । ये सभी रचनात्मक लेखन के बेहतरीन उदाहरण हैं ।

इसके कुछ उदाहरण:

• गुनाहों का देवता: धर्मवीर भारती
• गोदान: मुंशी प्रेमचंद
• राग दरबारी: श्रीलाल शुक्ल

आधुनिक लघुकथा यानि short story की शुरुआत 19वीं शताब्दी से हुआ । कई विद्वानों का यह मानना है कि टोकरी भर मिट्टी पहली हिंदी लघुकथा थी । जब रचनात्मक लेखन की बात आती है तो लघुकथा का नाम अवश्य आता है । बेहद ही कम शब्दों में बड़ी बातें कह जाने का दम खान लघुकथाओं में होता है ।

लघुकथा के कुछ उदाहरण हैं:

• अंधे की लालटेन / लेव तोल्सतोय
• अघोरी का मोह / जयशंकर प्रसाद
• गलियां / चंद्रधर शर्मा गुलेरी

निबंध कई प्रकार के होते हैं इसलिए आप सभी निबंधों को क्रिएटिव राइटिंग के अंतर्गत वर्गीकृत नहीं कर सकते हैं । लेकिन व्यक्तिगत निबंध, विवरणात्मक निबंध और प्रेरक निबन्ध को आप रचनात्मक लेखन के अंतर्गत रख सकते हैं । हालांकि ज्यादातर निबंध एक पैटर्न का अनुसरण करते हुए लिखे जाते हैं, तथ्यों और साक्ष्यों का तालमेल भी बिठाया जाता है ।

ऐसे निबंध बिल्कुल भी creative writing के अंतर्गत नहीं आयेंगे । इसके कुछ उदाहरण हैं:

• मेरी जीवन यात्रा
• रिश्तों पर मेरी राय
• समन्वय और सामंजस्य का परस्पर संबंध

नाटक देखने और सुनने पर व्यक्ति को रसानुभूति यानि आनंद की प्राप्ति होती है । नाटक में रस और अभिनय के समन्वय से चमत्कार प्रकट किया जाता है जिसे सुनने और देखने, दोनों में आनंद की प्राप्ति होती है । भावनाओं को उत्तेजित करने और विचारों को जन्म देने के लिए नाटक लिखे जाते हैं और फिर उन्हें अभिनय के माध्यम से मूर्तरूप दिया जाता है । इससे जुड़ा आर्टिकल:

• Listening Skills कैसे बेहतर करें ?

इस तरह नाटक भी creative writing के ही अंतर्गत आता है । नाटक के कुछ उदाहरण हैं:

• अंदर नगरी: भारतेंदु हरिश्चंद्र
• अंधा युग: धर्मवीर भारती
• बकरी: सर्वेश्वर दयाल सक्सेना

इस तरह मुख्य रूप से रचनात्मक लेखन के 5 प्रकार होते हैं । आपने न सिर्फ क्रिएटिव राइटिंग के प्रकार के बारे में जाना बल्कि creative writing examples in Hindi की जानकारी भी मैंने दे दी है ।

Creative Writing कैसे करें ?

अब आप अच्छे से समझ चुके हैं कि creative writing kya hai ? अगर आप इस क्षेत्र में आना चाहते हैं और इसमें अपना भविष्य देखते हैं तो नीचे दिए Tips जरूर फॉलो करें । अगर आप रचनात्मक लेखन में आगे बढ़ना चाहते हैं तो सबसे पहले आपकी रुचि इस फील्ड में होनी चाहिए । यानि कि आपको कहानियों, कविताओं को पढ़ने से प्रेम होना चाहिए ।

1. ज्यादा से ज्यादा पढ़ें

क्रिएटिव राइटिंग के लिए जरूरी है कि आप खूब पढ़ें । आप जिस भी भाषा में रचनात्मक लेखन की शुरुआत करना चाहते हैं, उस भाषा के साहित्य को ज्यादा से ज्यादा पढ़ें । लगभग हर विषय पर आपको कहानियां, कविताएं, उपन्यास, निबंध, नाटक इत्यादि मिल जायेंगे । जब आप ज्यादा से ज्यादा पढ़ेंगे तो आपको यह पता चल पाएगा कि आपकी रुचि किस क्षेत्र में है ।

इसके साथ ही महान कवियों और लेखिकाओं को पढ़कर आपके मन में नए विचार उत्पन्न होंगे, लिखने के तरीके और शिल्प शैली आदि के बारे में पता चलेगा । आप किसी भी बड़े लेखक की आत्मकथा या इंटरव्यू उठा कर देख पढ़ लीजिए, उन्होंने हमेशा ज्यादा से ज्यादा पढ़ने की सलाह दी है । जब तक आप एक अच्छे पाठक नहीं बन जाते, एक अच्छा लेखन बनना नामुमकिन है ।

2. अपने पाठकों को समझें

Creative Writing के लिए जरूरी है कि आप अपने पाठकों को भी समझें । आपके पाठक क्या चाहते हैं और आप क्या लिखने में सर्वश्रेष्ठ हैं, सबसे पहले यह समझना जरुरी है । आप बच्चों के लिए लिखना चाहते हैं या adults के लिए, आप महिलाओं के लिए लिखना चाहते हैं या सिर्फ दलित समाज पर यह सबकुछ आप पर और आपके पाठकों पर निर्भर करता है ।

One size fits all लेखन के क्षेत्र में सही ढंग से नहीं बैठता । शायद कुछेक ऐसी रचनाएं होंगी जिन्हें सब देखना या पढ़ना पसंद करते होंगे ।

3. लिखने का अभ्यास करें

कहते हैं कि करत करत अभ्यास के करत अभ्यास के जङमति होत सुजान यानि कि निरंतर अभ्यास से एक मूर्ख भी विद्वान बन सकता है । किसी भी क्षेत्र में अभ्यास बहुत ही ज्यादा जरूरी होती है । Creative writing के क्षेत्र में आप जितना लिखने का अभ्यास करते जायेंगे, आप उतना ही बेहतर बनते जायेंगे । एक ही बार में बेताज बादशाह बनने की उम्मीद अगर आप लेकर चलते हैं तो आप निराश ही होंगे ।

आपको रोज लिख लिखकर अभ्यास करना चाहिए और समय समय पर feedback भी लेते रहना चाहिए । आज के समय में आपके पास Facebook, Twitter, Instagram सब कुछ है । आप अपनी रचनाओं को ऑनलाइन पब्लिश करके लोगों से प्रतिक्रिया जरूर लें । इससे आप हर दिन improve होते जायेंगे । इससे संबंधित जानकारी:

• Feedback क्या होता है ?
• Proofreading क्या होता है ?
• Copywriting क्या है ?
• Technical Writing क्या है ?
• Skill Development क्या है ?
• Field of study क्या है ?

4. संवाद रोचक बनाना जरूरी है

उपन्यास और कहानी लेखन में संवाद जोड़ना महत्वपूर्ण होता है । किसी भी कहानी या उपन्यास में संवाद लेखन पूरी रचना को रोचक बना देता है । आपको बड़े ही ध्यान से संवादों को जोड़ना चाहिए और संवाद लेखन में कभी भी बहुत ही कठिन शब्दों का प्रयोग करने से बचें । संवाद को रोचक बनाने के लिए आसान शब्दों का उपयोग बहुत जरूरी है ।

संवादों में आप अलंकारों, मुहावरों और लोकोक्तियों का प्रयोग कर सकते हैं । हर वक्ता के संवाद के बाद आपको पैराग्राफ भी बदल देना चाहिए जिससे कि पाठकों को पढ़ने में आसानी रहे । सही संवाद चुनना और फिर लिखना आसान बात नहीं है लेकिन अभ्यास करते करते आप संवाद लेखन में बेहतर बन जायेंगे ।

5. लेखन समुदाय से जुड़े

Creative Writing में बेहतर बनने के लिए अपने जैसे लोगों से जुड़ना महत्वपूर्ण है । आपको फेसबुक, इंस्टाग्राम, ट्विटर पर कई ऐसी online writing communities/workshop मिल जायेंगे जिनसे जुड़कर आप काफी कुछ सिख सकते हैं । आप उनसे जब interact करेंगे तो न सिर्फ आपको काफी कुछ सीखने को मिलेगा बल्कि आपके कंटेंट की सही फीडबैक भी मिलेगी ।

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Creative Writing in Hindi Topics

अगर आप रचनात्मक लेखन के लिए पूरी तरह से तैयार हैं तो नीचे दिए creative writing in Hindi topics पर लिख सकते हैं । आपके पास हजारों लाखों ऐसे विषय हैं जिनपर आप लिख सकते हैं । किसी ने पहले ही किसी विषय पर लिख दिया है यह बिल्कुल जरूरी नहीं होता है । आप बस unique लिखें ।

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Creative Writing in Hindi के इस आर्टिकल में आपने जाना कि रचनात्मक लेखन क्या है, इसके प्रकार, फायदे, उदाहरण सहित अन्य जरूरी जानकारियां भी मैने आपको दी हैं । अंत में आपको मैंने क्रिएटिव राइटिंग कोर्स भी दिया है जिसे आप करके इस क्षेत्र में अपना कैरियर बना सकते हैं ।

अगर आपके मन में कोई प्रश्न है जिसका उत्तर आर्टिकल में न दिया गया हो तो कॉमेंट करके पूछ सकते हैं । आपको आर्टिकल कैसा लगा नीचे कमेंट करके जरूर बताएं । आर्टिकल पसंद आया हो तो शेयर करना न भूलें ।

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How to teach hindi to your child.

Hindi is a first or second language in half of the primary schools in India, according to NCERT. Apart from its importance in the kindergarten years and beyond at school, Hindi is an important language that offers many social, cognitive and career benefits .

Hindi learning for the kindergarten years comprises speaking, reading and writing skills. Since Hindi is a phonetic language, the teaching starts with alphabet - letter recognition and correct pronunciation, and proceeds to adding vowel marks (diacritic marks or 'matra') to the letters. Once this stage is over, the child can read almost everything, as in Hindi, reading the syllables sequentially is all that is needed to read the word.

In this article:

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When Hindi is not the Parents' First Language

Is hindi difficult to learn, why learning hindi is actually easy for a child, stepwise goals of hindi learning for preschooler:, required resources, how to proceed: step by step.

However, Hindi is the mother tongue of only about one-third of the people in India. So, many of us are familiar with Hindi, or can speak it as a second or third language, but teaching it to our preschooler child is a challenging task for us.

My family is multi-lingual and we are not native speakers of Hindi. So, teaching our child Hindi has been a learning journey for me, and I want to share the tips that can help you to teach Hindi to your child as well.

Too many letters in the alphabet!

Many people in India who are multilingual consider Hindi an easy language. Teaching Hindi to kindergarten kids looks daunting sometimes because the number of letters is more than the 26 letters of English. However, they are arranged really scientifically, and once mastered, the child can read correctly everything. We strongly recommend teaching children about vargas (वर्ग)

The grammar is tricky

The grammar (especially gender of inanimate objects) is difficult for people whose native language does not have gender rules for verbs (jata hai, jati hai) and possessive words (ka, ke, ki). But still many people can manage to learn basic passable Hindi very quickly. It is very easy for kids to learn Hindi because their brains are in language learning phase. We have discussed how to teach children the correct gender of all nouns here .

Do not be discouraged if you do not speak Hindi. Just read this article, make a plan, and go ahead with it.

If you are an Indian who speaks one of the major languages of India, then you already have a few advantages for teaching Hindi:

1. Most Indian languages and scripts have partly originated from common ancient languages and have a lot of similarities.

2. The Devanagari script (the Hindi alphabet) is extremely logical and scientific. Like many other Indian scripts, it is easy to learn if one knows the logic.

3. The letters and their sounds are exact and logic based. Hindi is written as it is spoken. The combination of letters are unambiguous, that is, there is consistency in how they are pronounced. There is no confusion like English, where p-u-t and b-u-t have similar spellings but pronounced differently.

4. There are no upper case and lower case letters.

5. There is enough spoken Hindi resources in the form of songs, movies and cartoons, for children to listen to, for learning the sounds of Hindi. There are a lot of early level story books in Hindi from Pratham and Tulika Books, for kids to practice their reading skills.

Playful Home Education also offers you a lot of free resources in our Subscriber's Page for Hindi learning for kindergarten till Class 1, and the most comprehensive foundational Hindi learning worksheets sets for kindergarten (LKG, UKG) till Class 1 with play-based learning activities that teach Hindi in a stepwise, graded, fun method.

1. To recite the alphabet.

2. To identify the Hindi letters, identify vowels and consonants

3. To know the phonetic sound of each letter and correlate the sound to the letter.

4. To write letters

5. To join simple letters to form simple words

6. To read letters with added vowel diacritic marks (matras)

7. To read combination of letters with matras to form words

8. To write letters with matras, and words of such letters.

9. To read and write consonant conjuncts (sanyukt akshar)

10. To develop a good vocabulary in Hindi.

11. To read and write simple short sentences having matras and conjuncts.

1. Alphabet Book

Hindi alphabet books are easily available in book shops as well as on online stores. It is also included in our Hindi worksheets bundle (Level 1) . We also offer free audio support for correct pronunciation of letters to our customers. Choose a book that offers multiple words for a letter instead of just one word for a letter. For example, the books should not have only अ से अनार, it should also have अ से अदरक, अ से अजगर, etc. This helps the child to learn the sound of the letter instead of just memorizing अ से अनार (a se anar).

2. Hindi Learning Worksheets and Books

Help in learning the alphabet, vocabulary, and written hindi.

a. Free : There are not too many Hindi worksheet resources. If you are looking for free resources, it can be a bit cumbersome to gather the free resources letter by letter and step by step, and print them out. You can try to visit individual sites from Google search or Pinterest search and collect free worksheets and arrange them in a stepwise manner to teach your child.

Click Here to get our Printable Hindi Alphabet Flashcards for FREE . Also, check out our post for inventive ideas to make language learning a fun and engaging experience using flashcards.

b. Purchasable Worksheets : If good Hindi worksheet books are available at shops in your place, you can buy these. You may need to explore more than one shop to find good ones. For writing practice, you can search for Dreamland Hindi Sulekh Pustak .

Playful Home Education Worksheets : We also have highly recommended and popular Hindi worksheets bundles in our shopping section . Our Level 1 and Level 2 Hindi Bundles are a complete set of resources with Hindi learning activity sheets that you need to teach Hindi for LKG and UKG level, without going into grammar. Engaging and fun activities, and step-wise method are used for building clear and strong concepts.

Alphabet book, flashcards, tracing and writing worksheets, letters identification games, letter sounds games and activities, reading and writing letters, and then reading and writing words and sentences, matras, barakhadi and sanyukt akshar - all are covered in these 2 bundles. The bundles cover all the Hindi concepts needed for children from nursery to grade 1.

Our worksheets aim to help those people who are not native speakers of Hindi. So we have given keys, instructions and glossaries in English. Even audio files are available on our site to help with the pronunciation of letters and words.

3. Hindi Books and Listening Resources

Helps in learning pronunciation, sentence structure and vocabulary.

The best thing for a child to learn a language is to hear it being spoken at home. However, in non-Hindi speaking homes, it is not possible. Then you can use the content available on TV and online to expose your child to the sounds of Hindi.

Rhymes : A lot of rhymes in Hindi can be found online, in both text form or video form. Pre-Nursery Rhymes And Story Book by Dreamland Publications is an excellent collection. Searching for Hindi rhymes on YouTube will provide you with a lot of videos. Listen to them personally and make a playlist of 20 songs. Do not go for endless scrolling and swiping to watch too much content that promotes addiction and unhealthy amounts of screen time.

Books : Books are essential for the journey of language learning. If you speak Hindi, do read Hindi stories to your child from a very early age. At least 2 - 3 per week. If you don't speak Hindi, let the child learn the letters and matras a little and then start encouraging the child to read stories. You can get Bilingual Hindi story books from Tulika Books . These are helpful for a non-Hindi speaking parent to follow the story and explain to the child. Hindi early reader books are available from Pratham Books as well.

You can find a lot of FREE Hindi books (PDF files) and Audio books of early Hindi learning on our Subscriber's Page. If you are a subscriber, just enter the page and check out the content. If you haven't signed up yet, you can subscribe here .

Here are some great books for early readers of Hindi:

Stage 1 Books

Stage 2 Books

Stage 3 Books

Videos for Parents : These are videos by a Hindi teacher, which are useful for a parent to watch in order to teach a child. ( YouTube Link )

Songs : Choose an easy Hindi song either from movies or from nationalistic or children's songs and sing along your child to teach them this song.

Movies : Select a few good children's movies which are not fast-paced. Preferably non-animated, with real people. These can be Hindi movies, or English movies dubbed in Hindi. Many such movies are available on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hotstar, etc. Select 5 such movies, and watch them once in a week or once in 2 weeks, with your child. You can watch 1/3 or half at a time to avoid too much screen time. While watching, it is preferable to watch it on a large monitor or TV instead of mobile or tablet.

Android Phone Apps : Apps are often useful for learning a new language for adults. However, a child's brain learns language differently. However, it is useful to have apps for learning along with all the other resources mentioned here. The apps can help you with:

learning the correct pronunciation of letters and words

learn a few common phrases

learn spoken numbers and other words of daily life

practice in a fun, gamified way and to add variety to your child's Hindi lessons

However, not all apps are useful and some even have audios that are not native pronunciation of North India. These are a few apps I suggest:

1. Speak Hindi - Android, contains ads. The app is English-based, for great for parents who cannot read Hindi well. This has authentic pronunciations, and contains topics of alphabet, greetings, expressions, numbers, calendar, shopping, work, food, kitchen, fruits, vegetables, spices, grocery, body parts, time, weather, sports, animals, health, etc. This is usable for kids, along with other resources.

2. Kids Hindi Learning - Android, contains ads. The app interface is Hindi, so it is useful for parents who can read basic Hindi. It again has the alphabet, numbers, words and sentences, festivals, months, flowers, colours, animals, etc.

3. Mondly Hindi - Android, premium level is paid. It is reminiscent of Rosetta Stone apps and is useful for older kids or grown-ups. It uses a step-wise process to introduce you to new words and sentence structure simultaneously. so that you can learn in a practical way.

4. Alphabet based toys and activities

Help in play-based learning, practice and creative expression using hindi.

a. Peg Puzzles

Skillofun Wooden Hindi Vowel Tray with Picture with Knobs

Webby Wooden Hindi Consonants Puzzle Toy

b. Magnetic Letters and Magnetic White Board

A magnetic white board is a key equipment for home learning. It can be used in versatile ways. It is a good investment that helps in teaching a child languages, maths, drawing, puzzles, games, etc.

Magnetic Board : This is one option. There are many more available, including wooden framed ones.

(Arkmiido Wooden Easel Double-Sided Blackboard and Whiteboard Height Adjustable Small Size Drawing Board)

Magnetic Hindi Letters (to be used on Magnetic Board)

These can damage fridge surface, so be sure to use them on board only.

This is how I proceeded with my child. Every child is different, and you may need to experiment a bit to see how you can best teach your child.

1. Start teaching letters with play

Start with vowels, showing the letter and the sound. You can also start it as a play using the toys suggested.

Once you have covered the vowels, focus on repeating the sound for first few days. Side by side, start introducing 1 -2 consonant letters in a day, building up to teaching one whole line (varga) comprising of 5 consonant letters.

Play games on the white board at least once a week with letters. Draw silly things from a letter, draw a letter chasing another letter, play hidden letters, etc.

Tell the child right at the beginning the place of articulation (the part of mouth that is used for pronouncing the letter). So for k varga, ka, kha, ga, gha, nga. we are using the throat - and keep your fingers lightly on your throat to show that these are throat letters. You can read more the pronunciation of vowels and consonants in these articles:

Tips for teaching Hindi letter sounds to children

Hindi pronunciation tips - 1 (vowels)

Hindi pronunciation tips - 2 (consonants)

Hindi pronunciation tips - 3 (Nasal sounds)

Goal: At the end, the child should be able to recite the whole Hindi alphabet.

2. Identification of Letters and Sounds

Slowly after you have finished teaching the vowel sounds, proceed to identification of vowel letters. Use the suggested toys, flashcards, as well as activity worksheets (matching, circling, colouring activities, no writing) with lot of repetitive practice and games. Use whiteboard to play letter games.

Remember to take things slow, and proceed very slowly. Keep learning sessions short. But regularity is important and work on Hindi learning at least 4 to 5 days a week.

Goal : By the end of this phase, child should be able to recognize all the letters and their sounds, and recite the alphabet in order.

3. Writing Practice

If your child's motor skills are developed well enough to handle a pencil properly, you can proceed to writing practice of letters. Take things slow.

You can also let the child draw the letters on a whiteboard using board markers. This helps to keep the fun alive in the process of learning letters. If the writing time is long and there is no fun involved, some kids get bored and refuse to write. Montessori methods and play-based strategies are useful for such children. Incorporating colouring activities, drawing activities, games involving writing a few letters and identifying a few letters and tracing activities are all helpful methods.

Goal : At the end of this phase, the child should be able to recite and write the whole alphabet.

Playful Home Education Hindi worksheets have prewriting, tracing and writing sheets, that you can print out as many times as you want for repeated practice.

3. Word Formation

After the child can recognize letters, it is very easy to proceed to reading words in Hindi. In Hindi just by reading the letters placed one after another, one can read the words.

Worksheets are very helpful in this step as well as playing with flashcards and magnetic letters on board. You can also play simplified version of Hangman on a white board.

Note : For word reading practice, word drills are used where lists or flashcards of words are given and the child has to read them aloud correctly. If you are not a Hindi speaker, do not get worried about trying to tell the meaning of every word unless the child is curious, because these practice words without matras are often difficult to remember without context. It is enough for the child to be able to read the letters correctly.

4. Matra Addition: Vowel Diacritic Marks

The next step is to teach the child how the vowels are added to consonants in Hindi. In English, we just place the vowel letter after a consonant. In Hindi, and other Indian languages, the addition of vowel to a consonant is denoted by adding a certain mark to the consonant, called Matra in Hindi.

In contrast to learning letters, the learning of matras should be started with writing activity from the beginning itself.

The learning of all the consonants with addition of all the vowels is called ' Barahkhadi '. You can help the child do barahkhadi practice using Hindi sulekh books, single lined notebooks or our worksheets . Writing practice for a few minutes should be done at least 3 times a week.

5. Reading Practice

The moment the child can read letters with some matras, start reading activities using story books. This is a crucial component of learning Hindi. The more the child sees the words and reads, with or without help, the quicker they will learn the matras.

Watching videos should be restricted to 30 minutes over a week, while reading activities should be done daily, at least for 10 -15 minutes. If the child is learning 3 languages, then do the reading activities of 2 languages per day. Just for 10 minutes each, in different times of the day.

Reading activity includes reading to the child, reading with the child, and the child reading the book with help from parent. As the child progresses in their Hindi learning, proceed to advanced levels of books.

6. Singing Practice

Spoken Hindi can be improved only by speaking! And singing is easier than speaking. Many people who do not speak Hindi can sing some Hindi songs. Similarly, teach your child a few rhymes and songs, and they will be more willing to speak this language.

7. Sanyukt Akshar Learning

Sanyukt akshar are consonant conjuncts, or blends. Unlike English, these are not created by writing letters one after another. In Hindi, the addition of two or three consonants leads to a different form of a letter, called the sanyukt akshar (= sanyukt letter). These are mostly easy to recognize, except a few. These have to be learned by writing and reading. Our Level 2 Bundle has a section on Sanyukt Akshar and we also have a separate worksheet solely on Sanyukt Akshar.

Once your child has finished learning the sanyukt akshar, they can now independently read all sort of story books. Gradually, by reading story books and watching Hindi kids' movies and series, the child will be able to develop a rich vocabulary and understand and speak better.

Our 40 paged Hindi Sanyukt Akshar Worksheet with separate appendix of word meanings and solutions brings you a complete solution to teaching conjuncts or consonant blends. Rules of conjunct formation, reading practice, conceptual explanations and various activities will help your child learn Sanyukt Akshar quickly and with a strong foundation. Age level: Hindi Worksheets for UKG Level to Grade 1 Level. This is available free with Level 1+2 Combo Pack .

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Teaching your child Hindi writing can be a fun and rewarding experience for both of you. By incorporating engaging activities and following a structured approach, you can help your child develop their Hindi writing skills while fostering a love for the language. Remember, patience and encouragement are key to helping your child succeed in their Hindi writing journey.

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How to Teach Hindi to Kids? Read, Write, and Speak Hindi Extraordinarily

The relevance of Hindi is that it is the globe’s second most spoken language, behind Mandarin Chinese. This magnificent language is spoken by over 1.5 billion people globally. The significance of Hindi is that it is one of the numerous Indian languages that is regarded as the national and official language of the country’s northern regions.

To teach children Hindi, parents must first select the best option among the several alternatives available and then devote at least some time each day to learning the language. Given below are some effective methods that will help your kid to learn Hindi fast and easily.

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How to Teach Hindi Writing to Kids

Learning to read and write the Hindi language is not a very difficult task if you use the right teaching methods. Start with basics like vowels ( swars ) and consonants ( vyanjans ) . Once the kid’s get the tricks then you will not have to worry about how to teach Hindi writing to kids.

1. Make a Varnamala Chart

Before learning to write any language, children should be aware of the alphabets in that particular language. So make a chart in the presence of your child. Start with simple alphabets like अ, उ, ए etc.

Practice every day at least 5 letters and when you are sure that children are thorough with those letters introduce more letters. Encourage them to make colourful varnamala charts by themselves.

2. Learning Vowels and Consonants

Understanding the vowels is the first stage in studying Hindi as a language. As its vowels ( swar ) are what connect to the consonants ( vyanjan ), it’s crucial to master them first. Compared to English, learning Hindi swar is much easier because the pronunciation of a word in English varies based on where the vowel is placed in the term. In Hindi, however, the vowel is always pronounced the same way, regardless of where it appears in a word. Mentioned below are the basic steps to master swar and vyanjan .

Teach short vowels: In Hindi, there are five short vowels. While learning short vowels it is important to make strokes also because if they correctly use strokes it will be easier for them to connect more letters and form small words.

Long vowels:  If a kid is familiar with short vowels, the next step is to teach them long vowels. The only slight variation comes in pronunciation and structure because the sound of a long vowel is a long version of a short vowel. Along with that, teach them to add an extra stroke also.

Vowels are the link to consonants because when we connect vowels and consonants with the real sounds of Hindi words. Therefore vowels have a major role in how to teach writing to kids.

Teach consonants: Once children learn vowels the next step is to teach consonants. There are 36 consonants in Hindi. Teach them the concept of Hindi Barakadhi because in Hindi two distinctive sounds can be produced when we place vowels behind them.

3. Writing Short Words

Hindi is a phonetic language because the words are spelt in the same way as they sound. So try to give them some simple and common words like समय, घर, तरह etc. The better they are familiar with alphabets, the faster they learn to write words.

4. Keep a Notebook

Another technique to how to teach Hindi writing to kids is encouraging them to write in a book. It would be easier for them to revise and learn quickly. Using four-line and two-line books would be more effective.

Also read: How to Teach Kids Cursive Writing? Make Their writing Adorable and Engaging

How to Teach Hindi Speaking to Kids?

According to a language census conducted in 2011, around 44% of individuals reported Hindi as their native tongue. So learning Hindi is always an advantage to your kids, even if Hindi is not your mother tongue. Almost all institutions in India provide Hindi as a second language also.

Schools and colleges encourage several competitions and programs like elocutions, debates, quizzes, etc to foster the significance of this language. So wouldn’t it be great if you can teach Hindi speaking to kids? Below are a few tips that would help you and your little fellow a lot in learning the Hindi language.

Teaching sounds is a key factor in learning any language. Help the youngster in distinguishing between consonant sounds. A better understanding of sound will help them in mastering the correct pronunciation of the words.

2. Action Words

Kids are always busy playing different games. Hence using action words (verbs) like आना (arrive), पूछना (ask), कूद (jump), नाच (dance), etc is a good idea to teach Hindi speaking to kids. Slowly they may use Hindi terms to mark household objects or just teach kids animal names and with some time they will begin to utter short sentences.

3. Audio-Visual Entertainment

In this digital era how to teach Hindi speaking to kids is very much possible through many audio-visual aids. Allow kids to watch Hindi cartoons and shows. Watching Hindi-language shows will help them discover their hidden talents and enhance their learning potential.

4. Conversation

This technique applies to every human being irrespective of age. Nobody can perfectly learn a language without speaking it. If your mother tongue is not Hindi, give your child an opportunity to speak with any of your relatives, close friends, or neighbours who know how to speak in Hindi.

5. Gender Differences

Just like French Language, gender and their grammar is a part of the Hindi language – for example, a masculine gender noun is termed a masculine gender, whereas a feminine gender word is called a feminine gender. In Hindi, language gender is assigned to even non-living entities. So teach them to distinguish the gender in the Hindi language.

Also read: How to Increase Concentration in Kids? A Guide to Making Your Kids more Attentive

How to Teach Hindi Alphabets to Kids?

Mastering any language to write is simple if one invests the necessary time, effort, and commitment. This case is relevant to Hindi since it necessitates continual effort and practice. Keep in mind that practice makes perfect, and you’ll need both patience and practice on how to teach Hindi alphabets to kids.

1. Do Not Rush

It is not possible to learn the Hindi alphabet in a single day. Spend some time with your kid, getting to know each vowel and consonant. Every day, it is suggested that kids can memorize five letters. This is a simple method of learning Hindi letters that will assist your kids significantly in the long run.

2. Tracing Alphabets

Tracing alphabets can help youngsters improve their motor skills abilities, which will assist them in other activities like learning to write. Children’s hands and coordination are fine-tuned by tracing curved and straight lines, circles, and other forms, making the transition to writing Hindi alphabets simpler. Tracing dot-to-dot puzzles can help children grasp the curves and lines of the Hindi alphabets, which will aid them in the construction of letters daily.

3. Find a Parallel Letter to Which your Child May Connect

You can attempt some fun ways to teach youngsters how to write the Hindi alphabet occasionally. For example, you can advise your kid to memorize the form of rupees when teaching ‘Na,’ or to recall the capital letter ‘R’ but without the vertical line when teaching ‘Ra. ’ So connecting letters to objects and other letters is an effective way to teach kids to write Hindi alphabets. Another example is using the 3 and English letter T to form the letter ‘Aa’.

4. Take Each Step Slowly

Choose the number of alphabets that your child learns each day and don’t try to make them do it at once. Begin with elementary alphabets, then half alphabets, and finally grammar and maintain a moderate speed at first. After they’ve become used to it, gradually expand the number.

5. Teach them to Draw Lines

Teaching your preschooler or kindergartener how to draw simple lines, such as an upright line, a lying line, a loop, a curve, and so on is an excellent way to teach Hindi alphabets to kids. Since all letters are formed using only these lines, it is simple to master Hindi letters. Firstly kids learn Swar, after that you can teach them Vyanjan , and once they learn vyanjan kids will be able to write words without using matras .

6. Colouring and Making Alphabet Poster

Once your kid starts writing alphabets, provide them with a worksheet with alphabets that they colour. It is a very good idea to teach Hindi writing to kids. Colouring alphabets have many benefits like it improves fine and gross motor strengths, hand-eye coordination, sensory processing, pencil grasp, creativity, letter identification, etc.

Spend some time with kids to make colourful posters of Hindi alphabets and hang them in their room. When you do so, kids will tend to write more alphabets and words. You can add, draw or paste an image of a word that starts with this letter as well.

Also read: Brain Teasers for Kids With Answers: Exercise Your Kids’ Brain with Fun Puzzles

How to Teach Hindi Matra to Kids?

Hindi matras might be perplexing, therefore it’s important to understand the notion right away. Hindi matras are generally taught at school from an early class onwards. Each sound ( swar ) has a matra connected to it, and when we pronounce a word, we pronounce it based on the matra connected with each letter. Let’s find out how to teach Hindi matra to kids.

1. Read Aloud

Pronunciation has a key role in learning Hindi matras . Reading aloud is the most effective technique to learn sound and pronunciation. It assists the kid in comprehending how a word is spoken, as well as how a matra is associated with that word. Reading aloud will help kids to understand the two sorts of sounds in Hindi and could learn how each matras are pronounced differently.

The sound of ‘u ki matra’ is short, but the sound of ‘oo ki matra’ is lengthy. This idea may be rather perplexing, but reading the phrases for each matra can assist your youngster in determining which matra to use based on how it is spoken.

2. Dictation

Dictation is a technique in which you pronounce a word out loud and your kid writes it down. It is an excellent way to teach your kid the distinction between short and long sounds, as well as how to recognize the sound and write the matras appropriately. Dictation is always an excellent method to start because you can encourage your kid to write the matras with each letter of the Hindi alphabet and they will also be able to pronounce those letters they are written.

3. Practice, Practice, and Practice

Children frequently mistake numerous identical matras , therefore it’s important to practice constantly to minimize confusion. So to prevent confusion, ensure your youngster knows how every matra’s pronunciation and sound varies. Helping him or her differentiate and practising it from the start is one of the best methods to teach Hindi matra to kids.

Also read Spelling Games For Children: New Activity Ideas and How To Play!

Because of the increased need for Hindi speakers, several governments and agencies throughout the world have begun to provide scholarships and other possibilities to those who are interested in studying Hindi. Hindi is an incredible language to learn. Start teaching your kids Hindi and open the door of opportunities to them.

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Creative Writing for Kids - Kickstart Your Child’s Success

Many parents fail to realize the importance of creative writing in a child’s life. This essential skill impacts all aspects of a child’s life from school to college years and all the way into their work life.

If you are wondering whether your child has it in them to be a good writer, then here’s a fun fact: everybody has the potential to be a great writer, but it takes a lot of practice and commitment to do it on a regular basis.

In this post, we’ll talk about how you can help your child become a good writer. Read on to know more.

Why Creative Writing Is Important For Kids?

Studies show that children who practice creative writing are likely to be better in subjects like science, math and languages. When children challenge themselves to think and write creatively, they become good at problem-solving, confident and disciplined – all are essential skills to succeed in all areas of life. Some of the benefits of creative writing are:

• Boosts imagination
• Broadens thought process
• Improves problem solving and analysis
• Develops confidence to assert themselves and voice their opinions
• Enhances persuasion and communication skills

So, encourage your children to write, be creative, and use their imagination. And don’t forget to praise them when they do.

Expert Tips to Develop Creative Writing Skills in Your Child

Here are some ways you can help your child develop their creative writing skills:

Create a writing environment

Your child needs a dedicated space to write. Organize a space in a room with a desk or table with a flat, smooth surface. Ensure that the room has good lighting.

Use writing prompts for practice

Writing prompts will guide your child to write about a particular topic in a particular way and improve their creative writing skills.

Encourage journal writing

Journaling is particularly helpful when kids are learning to write. The best way to encourage journal writing is to ask your child to write about the best and the worst part of their day – every day.

Use visual images for prompts

Visual writing prompts are an exciting way to engage your child and assist them with creative writing ideas and concepts.

Teach them about working in drafts

Putting their ideas down on paper, checking the language and the flow, correcting the spelling errors, reviewing, and revising are steps involved in the creative writing process. Make your child understands the importance of a draft through which the perfect write-up develops.

Encourage them to read

Statistics show that avid readers tend to be good writers. A child who reads is exposed to new words and know how these words are used and in what context they are used. Once the new words are a part of their vocabulary, they can use them in their writing correctly.

Emphasise character development before writing the story

A story should be able to truly connect with the readers. Therefore, it is very important your child learns the importance of character development and pay close attention to it while writing.

Sign up for online creative writing classes

Help your child explore and expand their horizons by enrolling them into online creative writing classes like PlanetSparks. With the help techniques, tools, and varied topics, your child will learn the art of writing compelling content.

Keep a dictionary handy

When in doubt about a certain word, your child should have a resource that they can go to for help. A dictionary can help them understand the meaning of the word, and also learn the context of using it in their writing.

Ideas for Creative Writing Prompts for Kids

Creative writing prompts for kids help them get into the storytelling mode quickly. You can simply give your child a topic to write about and let them come up with a creative prompt to get started

• Write letters to friends and family members
• Write grocery list
• Newspaper summary writing
• Write reviews of their meals
• Interview family members and write family stories
• Create a story around random 5-6 words given
• Draw a picture and write about it in 5 to 6 lines

Creative Writing Prompts & Short Story Ideas

Here are a few creative writing prompts and story writing ideas you can give to your child:

• Imagine a large box is delivered to you at school. Write about what’s in it.
• Write a story about a boy who rode his bike to outer space.
• Describe what it is to have an ostrich as a pet.
• Write about how you would design your dream house.
• Write a story of a girl who ate candy all the time.

Creative Writing for Kids: Games, Activities, Exercises and More

Below are a few games, activities, and exercises you can do with your child to encourage and develop creative writing:

Telephone Pictionary

This is a group activity. The game is like playing telephone, hence the name. Have your child write down a quote from a movie or just any sentence that describes how they feel and pass it over to the next friend or family member – and that person has to draw what the sentence says.

Vocab Challenge

Ask them to learn one new word from school or books and then ask them to use that word in a sentence. If your child is older, ask them to use all the sentences they have made through the week to create a story.

Caption Contest

Use copies of funny family pictures and paste them into a scrapbook. Ask your child to write funny captions for each of the pictures.

Dialogue Writing

Print a comic strip with no dialogue and ask your children to fill the empty bubbles with dialogues.

Advertisement Writing

Give your child an object and ask them to write a creative advertisement to sell that object.

Scavenger Hunt

It’s a group activity. Using post-it notes, ask your child to create a simple scavenger hunt for family or friends.

Write Letters

Writing letters to friends and family is a great way to get kids to write creatively. Make your child write a letter to an older relative, cousin, or friend who lives far away.

Acrostic Associations

This is a great way to get your child to write poetry. Start simple by asking your child to write about their favorite pet, or a toy and make them write about it vertically down the page. Giving structure to their thoughts imposes some discipline on their wordsmithery.

The “What If” Challenge

It’s a group activity and a great family game. This challenge helps the child to create an entertaining piece of content in response to an interesting hypothetical question.

Ask everyone in the group to come up with a single “What If” question and write it down on a piece of paper. Then fold it and drop it into a bowl. Each participant pulls out one from the bowl and writes an answer to that question for a pre-decided amount of time.

How PlanetSpark Helps Your Child with Creative Writing Skills

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Your child can learn the art of creative writing in a safe, low-risk environment – from the comfort of their homes.

Comprehensive creative writing curriculum

Your child gets to explore various forms of creative writing such as narrative writing, descriptive writing, mystery writing, and fantasy story writing.

Develop skills around the creative writing process

The program doesn’t aim to teach the basic syntax of the letter, essay writing, etc., but instead focuses on developing skills at each step of the creative writing process that includes:

• Free writing and Idea Generation
• Building Strong Characters
• Setting and Description
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Your involvement in encouraging and developing your child’s creativity at an early age will help shape their future. So, organize your daily schedule to make enough time for performing various creative writing activities with your child. Let PlanetSpark be a part of that routine.

PlanetSpark can help your child bring a story to life. Our online classes for creative writing are fun, interactive, and naturally helps children to express themselves confidently.

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Best Resources To Help Your Kids Learn Hindi In 2024

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Learning Hindi , the number one language in India and 3rd most spoken in the world, will give your children a headstart when they’re older.

Not only that, they’ll learn a beautiful language deeply immersed in storytelling and poetry.

But kids also tend to have an incredibly short attention span .

This is why I’ve picked the best children’s resources for learning Hindi via apps, books , movies, comics/magazines, and TV shows that won’t bore them.

These are guaranteed to hold their attention by making learning fun.

What are the best apps for children to learn Hindi? 🇮🇳

Here are the best apps in terms of a large number of downloads (proving popularity) and whether the app has been recently updated.

There are quite a few apps that aim to teach Hindi to children. However, I found many of them were no longer supported or had low download numbers. These apps could potentially harm your phone by importing malware and viruses.

My favorite Hindi apps consist only of those proven to make learning Hindi fun for children (with at least 50,000 downloads). They’re also updated regularly.

1. Hindi Kids Learning Alphabets

With over one million downloads, your kids will be in great company learning Hindi from this app.

They will learn the Hindi alphabet, months, weekdays, numbers, shapes, colours, animals, fruit and vegetables, occupations, and even basic computer information.

Every image also has the correct pronunciation, so your children learn to speak Hindi correctly.

2. Learn Hindi - 11,000 Words

As the name suggests, this app will teach your children a huge 11,000 words through games and short, fun lessons.

They will have 10 levels to complete. You or they can also set daily goals to track progress.

This is a popular app with over half a million downloads, so you know it works.

3. Hindi Alphabets Learning And Writing

With over 50,000 downloads, this is the perfect app if you want your kids to focus on learning the Hindi alphabet.

They will learn to speak _and _write each letter. The app utilises flashcards with pictures of associated objects and correct pronunciation.

4. Hindi For Kids

This is another app that focuses on the Hindi alphabet. The emphasis is on pronouncing Hindi letters correctly, not writing letters.

Therefore this app is ideal if you’re children simply want to speak and not write Hindi. They’ll learn over 300 Hindi words and sounds through Hindi letters.

5. Learn Hindi Quickly Offline

This app has had over 50,000 downloads and is one of the most consistently reviewed apps on my list.

Your kids will learn 1159 common Hindi phrases. As the name suggests, this app works perfectly without network coverage - ideal if you want your kids to learn on the go.

What are the top TV shows / cartoons for children to learn Hindi?

I’ve put together the best children’s TV shows or cartoons in Hindi that are not only great for teaching Hindi - they have ‘hidden’ benefits.

1. Chhota Bheem

With over 60 million viewers in India, most Indian kids or teenagers in India will know Chhota Bheem. This is arguably the number one Hindi cartoon for kids.

It’s about a super-strong, intelligent 9-year-old boy who is always ready to help the poor and needy.

Your children will love following Chhota Bheem’s adventures as he rights wrongs while having fun.

The hidden benefit here is that, despite starting in 2008, this show is so popular that episodes are still being made. Your kids can eagerly look forward to new episodes that teach them Hindi while they enjoy the adventures.

2. Motu Patlu

Your children will love the adventures of Motu and Patlu as a modern-day Indian version of Laurel & Hardy. Motu is always the one creating problems while Patlu has to solve them.

This CGI animated TV show aired for several years, becoming super popular. Unfortunately, no new episodes have been made since 2016, but that still leaves hundreds of episodes for your kids to enjoy.

The hidden benefit here is that Motu and Patlu spend many episodes travelling to other parts of India as well as foreign countries. Your children will learn key facts about different countries and regions of India.

3. Mahabharata

The Mahabharat is one of the two major religious epics of ancient India. If you’re unfamiliar with it, think of the mythology of the ancient Greeks or Egyptians.

The difference is that while these other religions have died, the Mahabharat is part of India’s religious identity. The story is woven into all aspects of Indian life.

This animated film follows the story of the mighty Pandavas brothers who must battle their evil cousins with the help of Lord Krishna.

Your children will not only learn Hindi but also discover a key part of Indian culture that informs the morals and ethics that Indians live by even today.

4. Ramayana

The other major epic is Ramayana, the life story of Lord Rama, who defeats the evil demon Ravana.

As with the Mahabharata, your kids will love the epic story of good against evil and right triumphing over wrong while learning Hindi. The hidden benefit is that they’ll also learn a key component of Indian culture and identity.

5. Peppa Pig

Yes, I know Peppa Pig is not Indian. However, did you know that many Peppa Pig adventures have been dubbed in Hindi?

This is ideal if your kids are not in the mood for a new show and want to learn Hindi while watching something familiar.

What are the best movies for children to learn Hindi?

Westerners underestimate the power of Bollywood. It can be a huge catalyst for teaching your kids Hindi with fantastic films that will entertain them throughout.

Expect your children to ask for repeated viewings!

1. Taare Zameen Par

This beautiful film won many awards in India and was even India’s official entry for the 2009 Academy Awards for Best Foreign Film.

It follows the story of 8-year-old Ishaan, who is flunking school because of his undiagnosed dyslexia.

Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan is the sensitive teacher who diagnoses Ishaan’s condition. He educates Ishaan’s parents and society as a whole on dyslexia as well as other conditions such as autism.

This film ushered in a seachange in attitudes in India towards children with various conditions. Your children will learn not only Hindi but also compassion, tolerance, and understanding for all.

2. Krrish series ( Koi… Mil Gaya , Krrish and Krrish 3 )

If your kids are fans of Marvel superhero films, India’s first superhero series won’t disappoint.

Follow Krrish’s father from humble beginnings in the first ‘prequel’ film (Koi… Mil Gaya) as a mentally disabled boy. A chance encounter with an alien allows him to pass on superhero powers to his son, Krrish.

What’s great about this series is that it’s still going strong. The fourth film is due to be released in 2024.

Your kids can learn Hindi by binge-watching the first three films. Then, treat them to the big screen experience with the next instalment.

3. Mr India

This Bollywood classic from 1986 still enthrals children and adults alike.

Follow the adventures of Arun, a street violinist who takes care of ten orphans. He discovers how to become invisible and takes on the evil Mogambo, who wants to conquer and rule India.

Your children will love the good versus evil story with the over-the-top villain in Mogambo. (You might enjoy recognising the actor from Indiana Jones - Temple of Doom.)

At the same time, they’re learning Hindi and watching a film that is the Wizard of Oz of Bollywood - its cultural significance is that important.

4. The Jungle Book

So many people are unaware that this famous story is Indian. The adventures of ‘man cub’ Mowgli and his friends are set in India’s deep jungles of the Madhya Pradesh region.

This is the Hindi dubbed version of Disney’s most recent live-action film. It’s ideal for children who need something familiar while learning something new.

Not only that, they may find it fascinating that a real-life Mowgli would have likely spoken Hindi and not English. They’re learning the true language of the classic story.

Please note. The Hindi-dubbed version is only available via Hotstar, an Indian channel. Therefore you will need a good VPN service to access the content from outside India.

5. Chillar Party

This is a wonderful tale of the power of kids when they work together. Follow the inspiring journey of Akram, Arjun and their friends as they battle to save their beloved street dog (and all other street dogs in Mumbai) from being euthanised by politicians.

While learning Hindi, your children will learn how influential they can be when they fight for the rights of all, including animals.

What are the best comics/magazines for children to learn Hindi?

I’ve picked the best comics/magazines in terms of fun, popularity, and additional aspects they can teach your kids.

This is arguably the most popular children’s magazine ever in India. It’s been going since 1968 and still going strong.

Your children can expect comic strips, short stories, jokes, and puzzles to keep them entertained while they learn.

There is also a Champak Plus edition geared towards schooling and education. This is an ideal way to sneak in some other education besides learning Hindi.

And if your children are learning Hindi fast, there’s even an annual story-writing contest they can enter.

This is another popular children’s magazine that’s been going since the early 80s and, to this day, boasts circulation numbers of 300,000 per issue.

Expect quizzes, stories, comics, and puzzles to keep your little ones engaged.

As with Champak, Tinkle has become an integral part of the growing-up experience for Indians for several generations. Your children will not only learn Hindi. They’ll wow different generations of Indians with their knowledge of these magazines.

Tinkle also encourages their young readers to send stories or features they will consider printing.

And there is an official Tinkle website for your children to get more puzzles and games.

3. Chacha Chaudhary

This is a much-loved Indian comic book, which has sold over 10 million copies to date. It features the inspiring Chacha Chaudhary, a wise old man who proves through his adventures that the brain is far superior to brawn.

Your children can expect fun capers and moral lessons while learning Hindi.

It’s also been made into a popular television series - your kids may learn Hindi faster using two different mediums.

4. Amar Chitra Katha

If you want your children to learn not only Hindi but also understand India’s culture and religions, you can’t go wrong with Amar Chitra Katha.

This is the oldest known comic from India, starting in 1967 and still going strong after selling a colossal 90 million copies to date.

The founder created it after the shocking discovery that Indian children in the 60s knew about Roman and Greek mythology but had no understanding of their own heritage, traditions, and mythology.

Therefore, inside Amar Chitra Katha, your children can expect to learn the rich history and folklore India has to offer while learning Hindi.

Not only that, the creators have made it their mission to be far more inclusive in recent times.

You won’t just find stories about well-known Hindu deities and personalities. There are issues dedicated to important Muslim and Christian personalities, such as the Taj Mahal, Jesus, and Mother Teresa. Some issues even cover foreign personalities, such as Albert Einstein.

This is India’s own female superhero, who transforms from a dowdy homemaker into Shakti, an incarnation of the warrior goddess Kali.

This stands apart from other comics as the central character is female. As you can expect, many of Shakti’s adventures are to do with righting the wrongs against women worldwide.

It’s interesting to note that she is the strongest of all superheroes in the Raj Comics universe, including the male superheroes.

This is the perfect comic to introduce your children to as they learn Hindi, especially given the current climate of empowering girls.

What are the top books for children to learn Hindi?

I’ve done the work for you and picked the best books in terms of units sold by the world’s biggest book retailer, Amazon. When you grab one of these books, you know thousands of other parents have also made the same great choice.

1. Hindi Children’s Book: Where is the Baby. Baalak Kahan Hai

This is the most popular children’s Hindi book on Amazon. Your children will love joining in the activities as they try to find the baby’s hidden body parts on each page, such as ears, eyes, nose, etc. They’re also encouraged to point to their own body parts.

You can expect clear fonts and beautiful illustrations that allow your children to learn parts of their bodies in Hindi. It will also help them create simple sentences.

2. The Fabulous Lost & Found and the little mouse who spoke Hindi

The next most popular book is the funny tale of a little mouse who walks into Lost & Found but can only speak Hindi. Mr and Mrs Frog need to figure out what the mouse needs.

Many parents love this book; some say their children were so busy laughing they had no idea they were learning.

Storytelling is one of the best ways for children (and adults) to learn a language. Add lots of humour, and it’s easy to see why this book has so many fans.

3. My Big Book Of Hindi Words

This is a great book that introduces Hindi words for different animals.

Choosing to focus on animals can be a smart move when introducing young ones to Hindi. Children have an innate love for animals, so you’re more likely to keep their interest and engagement.

They’ll learn not only how to say the name of each animal but also how to write it in Hindi. They’ll learn the names of farm animals, zoo animals, reptiles, birds, sea animals, insects, and much more.

4. My First Hindi Book. Hindi-English Book for Bilingual Children

This is a great first book for children. They will learn over 200 words on different topics.

Expect vivid, colourful illustrations to keep your children engaged while they learn how to pronounce numbers, translate words, read the Hindi alphabet , and more.

5. Look at Me I’m Learning Hindi

This is another book that uses the power of storytelling to engage the reader while teaching Hindi.

Follow the adventures of Mo and other children as they learn how to count to 10, talk about their pets, games they like to play, their likes and dislikes, etc.

Please note. The author has chosen to teach a hybrid of Hindi and Urdu words. This is likely because the younger Indian generations tend to speak a mixture of Hindi, Urdu and English. However, if you want your children to learn pure Hindi, this will not be the best book to buy.

How do I keep my kids focused on learning Hindi?

Children have shorter attention spans than adults, so if you want them to learn something, you need to make it engaging.

I recommend a variety of learning materials, from books and magazines to apps and YouTube channels .

With a little planning, you’ll have kids begging to learn more Hindi because it’s fun.

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• May 11, 2021
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In the last few years, books by young adults have flooded the Indian literary scene. There is a significant surge in the number of young authors published in India. To name a few- Zuni Chopra, Anusha Subramaniam, Melita Tessy, and Ayaan Kapadia are some of the best-selling authors in this category. Having made their debut in the literary world at a very young age, these young writers are bringing forth a new perspective with their stories. They not only offer a huge variety in their writing, ranging from fantasy fiction to literary fiction but have also encouraged youngsters to explore creative writing as a hobby.  

Recently, the Government of India has announced a new program called Mentoring Young Authors to hone the skills of young creative minds and mentor them to write in various genres like fiction, non-fiction, travelogues, memoirs, drama, and poetry. This scheme will ensure creating a pool of authors in 22 Indian languages who are ready to express themselves and project India on any international platform, as well as it will help in projecting Indian culture and literature globally. These works will be published and marketed on a national platform, apart from being translated into all the regional languages of India.

The overall focus on teaching creative writing to young minds has increased in the last few years. There are a plethora of courses on Creative Writing courses for kids and teens. Moreover, even some schools have made it a part of their curriculum.

We have collated a list of places where you can submit children’s writings in India. This list includes magazines and contests to submit children’s writing in India.

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• HWR has only collated this list for reference purposes. Parents/ Young writers are advised to contact the magazines/ organizers directly before and after submission.
• HWR does not have any role to play in the selection process for any of the magazines and/or contests mentioned below.
• Please go through the submission guidelines/ contest guidelines carefully before sending in your submissions.
• The list is dynamic and will be updated from time to time.
• In case you are the editor/team member of a Children’s magazine in India OR organizing a contest for Children’s Writing in India, please let us know in the comments below to be added to the list.

Magazines to submit children’s writing in India

Bookosmia is a creative platform for young minds.

• Submission Guidelines: https://bookosmia.com/submit-a-story-write-to-sara/
• Category of Submissions accepted: Poetry, Stories, Essays, Book Reviews, Travelogues, etc.
• Age category : Up to 18

Intellyjelly

Intellyjelly is a magazine dedicated to young budding writers in India

• Submission Guidelines: Faqs – iNTELLYJELLY
• Category of Submissions accepted: Poetry and Stories 
• Age category : 4-12 years old

Minute Magazine

Minute  publishes quarterly and submissions are welcome year-round.

• Submission Guidelines: Submit – Minute Magazine
• Category of Submissions accepted: Poetry and Prose
• Age category: 14-25

NorthEast Review

The NorthEast Review magazine has a dedicated Children’s section called Moina Mel. They are open to submissions from all over the world. However, they particularly welcome submissions that relate to any aspect of the literature of any of the regions within the Northeast (of India).

• Submission Guidelines: https://northeastreview.wordpress.com/submit-your-work/
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Poetry, Stories, Essays, Book Reviews, Travelogues, etc.
• Age category: N.A

Kahani  is an award-winning children’s literary magazine that showcases the best of South Asian culture through original storytelling, art, and activities.

• Submission Guidelines: Kahani Magazine ⋆ South Asian Literary Magazine for Children
• Category of Submissions accepted: Stories
• Age category : Upto 16 years

PCM Magazine

The Progressive Curriculum Management Council created the PCM magazine in 1991. It has been publishing stories, poems, articles, drawings, paintings, puzzles, riddles, and cartoons every fortnight for the last two decades.

• Submission Guidelines: pcm (pcmmagazine.com)
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Poems, stories, and essays
• Age category: 4-9 years

Contests to submit children’s writing in India

Foyle young poets.

• Submission Guidelines: About – Foyle Young Poets
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Poems
• Language : English
• Prize:  Winners receive amazing prizes including membership of The Poetry Society and a stack of poetry goodies. Winners also attend a week-long intensive Arvon writing course, where they develop their creative writing skills alongside fellow poets or benefit from poetry residencies at their school or distance-mentoring depending on their age and location.
• Last Date: July 31st, 2021
• Age category: 11- 17 years

RobinAge – Bright Sparks Awards

RobinAge is an award-winning newspaper for children aged between 4-15 years. The Bright Sparks Awards are hosted every year for children with 39 prizes to be won.

• Submission Guidelines: Creative Writing, Art & Poetry Contest for Kids (robinage.com)
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Fiction stories, poetry and artwork
• Prize: Prizes will be awarded to three top schools for quality and quantity of entries received and to the top three entries in each contest category for each age group
• Last Date: February 28th, 2022
• Age category: Upto 16 years

Storymirror- Summer Times Fun

Storymirror is a popular literary platform to submit stories and poems for writers across age-groups. They are hosting the Summer Times Fun contest for children where the submissions can be in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Odia & Bangla.

• Submission Guidelines: Summer Writing Fun | Participate in the competition | StoryMirror
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Story and Poetry
• Language : English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Odia & Bangla.
• Prize:  Top 2 winners in each category and language will receive StoryMirror shop voucher worth Rs. 100/- and their content will be featured on Do with Lit Instagram page.
• Last date: May 14th, 2021
• Age category: Under 18

KidsEvent – Essay Writing Contest

KidsEvent is an online platform that hosts a variety of contests for kids across age groups.

• Submission Guidelines: KidsEvent.in – Kids Online Competitions and Activity Platform, India.
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Essays
• Prize: 3 winners will get medals and certificates for all participants
• Last date: May 28th, 2021
• Age category: Upto 16 years old

JASNA – Essay Contest

JASNA (Jane Austen Society of North America) conducts an annual student Essay Contest to foster the study and appreciation of Jane Austen’s works in new generations of readers.

• Submission Guidelines: Essay Contest » JASNA
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Essays on “Jane Austen in the Arts”.
• Prize:  First Place:  $1,000 scholarship and free registration and two nights’ lodging for JASNA’s upcoming Annual General Meeting (Transportation to the conference is not provided.) |  Second Place:  $500 scholarship |  Third Place:   $250 scholarship |Winners and their mentors each receive a one-year JASNA membership. In addition, each winner receives a set of Norton Critical Editions of Jane Austen’s novels. The winning essays are published on their website.
• Last date: June 1st, 2021
• Age category: Up to 21 years old

Jock Locke Essay Competition

The John Locke Institute encourages young people to cultivate the characteristics that turn good students into great writers: independent thought, depth of knowledge, clear reasoning, critical analysis, and persuasive style. Their Essay Competition invites students to explore a wide range of challenging and interesting questions beyond the confines of the school curriculum.

• Submission Guidelines: 2021 Essay Competition | johnlockeinstitute
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Essays on any one of these subjects: Philosophy, Politics, Economics, History, Psychology, Theology, and Law.
• Prize: The prize for each winner of a subject category, and the winner of the Junior category, is a scholarship worth US$2000 towards the cost of attending any John Locke Institute program, and the essays will be published on the Institute’s website. The candidate who submits the best essay overall will be awarded an honorary John Locke Institute Junior Fellowship, which comes with a US$10,000 scholarship to attend one or more of our summer schools and/or gap year courses.
• ​ Last date: June 30th, 2021
• Age category: Up to 18 years old

Plowns is an app made to help parents and kids have fun together. They host write-ups and artworks of kids and also conduct contests where they can win prizes.

• Submission Guidelines: Plowns — kids create, parents share
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Stories, essays and poems
• Last date: N.A
• Age category: Up to 16 years old

Prizdale Creative Writing Contest 2021

Prizdale Times, India’s leading children’s magazine for school students, young writers, and budding artists, is organizing a free creative writing contest. 

• Submission Guidelines: https://prizdaletimes.com/category/events/competitions/
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Essay on ‘What if humans had tails’ (Word Limit: 500 words)
• Prize: The work of the top three winners in each category will be published on www.PrizdaleTimes.com . The winners will also receive e-Certificates.
• Last date: May 10th, 2021
• Age category: Open to Middle (Class 5 to 8) and Senior (Class 9 to 12) groups

Tagore Poetry Contest

Young Talento hosts innovative contests to showcase young talents.

• Submission Guidelines: Tagore (youngtalento.com)
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Poetry or Song on May Day
• Prize: All the participants and winners will get an e-certificate.
• Last date: May 31st, 2021
• Age category: 5-15 years old

Wizkids Carnival

Wizkids Carnival organizes various contests for kids in different categories

• Submission Guidelines: Terms and Conditions | wizkidscarnival.com
• Category of Submissions Accepted: Essays, Stories, and poems
• Age category: Upto 15.

If you are 15+ you can also consider sending in your poems/ short stories/ essays to various literary magazines listed HERE .

So, make the most of these holidays. Read and Write. Then write and read some more. 

Hope this list inspires the young writer to write and get published.

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Any award where book written by children under 10yrs can be nominated

Hi, sorry! We do not have any information about such awards at the moment.

I want to send to poems, please guide which will be better.

You can submit them to the magazines listed above. The list of contests is yet to be updated with the latest information.

The submission dates of most of them have already passed. Where can I send poem please tell.

We are yet to update the contest submission dates but you can definitely submit your works to the magazines mentioned above in the post. Their submission windows are open.

Please add our magazine, named The Globalist, to this list. It can be found at http://www.ourglobalist.com We’d be highly obliged for the same.

Thanks, Samar. We shall check this and add it to the list.

Request you to please add http://www.littleauthors.in as well to the list. It provides free submission of stories and poems by young authors below 18.

please inform about how to send book and it’s procedures.

Thank you very much for giving so much data .Its so easy for a kid /teen now.

Hey there! That sounds interesting . Could you please tell me where can new writers publish short stories without any animation just simply written on paper both hindi and English language and Punjabi too.

Please search this site for literary magazines. that list should have many such. There is a separate list of Hindi Lit Mags. Dont know about Punjabi though.

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Young kids know many Hindi words that they hear on daily basis. But sometimes they do not the meaning of these words or what is the English meaning of these words. Let us learn about some such words based on some different categories.

Hindi Words for Greetings

The first thing that we do when we meet somebody is greet them. In each language the way to greet is the same but the words to greet are different. Let us learn some Hindi words of greeting for young kids and the English meanings of these greetings too.

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• Suprabhat (सुप्रभात) – Good morning
• Subh ratri (शुभ रात्रि) – Good night
• Shubh kamna (शुभकामना) – Best wishes
• Abhinandan (अभिनन्दन) – Congratulations
• Alvida (अलविदा) – Goodbye
• Swagat (स्वागत) – Welcome
• Shubh sandhya (शुभ संध्या) – Good evening
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Hindi Words for Emotions

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• Chintit (चिन्तित) – Anxious
• Uttejit (उत्तेजित) – Agitated
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• Rona (रोना) – Crying
• Hasna (हसना) – Laughing
• Daudna (दौड़ना) – Running
• Khelna (खेलना) – Playing
• Likhna (लिखना) – Writing
• Padhna (पढ़ना) – Reading
• Sochna (सोचना) – Thinking
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Our human body is made up of many different parts. Each part has its own name, significance and role to play. We must always remember that all the parts of our body are important. So, let us quickly learn the Hindi names of some of our body parts and their English names too.

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• Gardan (गर्दन) – Neck
• Haath (हाथ) – Hand
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• Ungliyaan (उंगलियां) – Fingers
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• Taang (टांग) – Leg
• Pair (पैर) – Feet
• Dil (दिल) – Heart

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• Bakri (बकरी) – Goat
• Billi (बिल्ली) – Cat
• Chuha (चुहा) – Mouse
• Bhed (भेड़) – Sheep
• Kutta (कुत्ता) – Dog
• Ghoda (घोड़ा) – Horse
• Gadha (गधा) – Donkey
• Uunt (ऊंट) – Camel
• Sher (शेर) – Lion
• Bhaalu (भालू) – Bear
• Baagh (बाघ) – Tiger
• Haathi (हाथी) – Elephant
• Bandar (बंदर) – Monkey

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• Bada (बड़ा) – Big
• Chhota (छोटा) – Small
• Mota (मोटा) – Fat
• Patla (पतला) – Thin
• Gol (गोल) – Round
• Chokor (चौकोर) – Square
• Trikon (त्रिकोण) – Triangle
• Panchkon (पंचकोण) – Pentagon
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• Patloon (पतलून) – Pant
• Chunni (चुन्नी) – Stole
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• Rumaal (रुमाल) – Handkerchief
• Pagdi (पगड़ी) – Turban
• Juraab (जुराब) – Socks
• Tauliya (तौलिया) – Towel
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• Chaadar (चादर) – Sheet
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• Dudh (दूध) – Milk
• Mithai (मिठाई) – Sweet
• Paani (पानी) – Water
• Rotee (रोटी) – Bread
• Dalia (दलिया) – Porridge
• Shahad (शहद) – Honey
• Cheeni (चीनी) – Sugar
• Daal (दाल) – Pulse
• Dahi (दही) – Curd
• Aaloo (आलू) – Potato
• Makhan (मक्खन) – Butter

Hindi Words for Relationships

We are all related to each other through the various ways. Relationships define us and make us better people. Let us make the Hindi vocabulary for kids of their relationships and learn the English meanings too.

• Pitaji (पिताजी) – Father
• Mataji (माताजी) – Mother
• Behan (बहन) – Sister
• Bhai (भाई) – Brother
• Dadaji (दादाजी) – Grandfather
• Dadiji (दादीजी) – Grandmother
• Chacha (चाचा) – Uncle
• Chaachi (चाची) – Aunty
• Bhatija/ Bhatiji (भतीजा / भतीजी) – Nephew/ Niece

Numbers and Colours in Hindi

Along with all these Hindi words that we just learnt, knowing the Hindi words for different numbers and colours are also important.

Numbers are the building blocks of our life. All the things are calculated and analysed on the basis of the numbers only. They help us count and account for things. However, they have different words in different languages. So, let us quickly check the number names in Hindi and their English meanings, as well.

• Ek (एक) – One
• Do (दो) – Two
• Teen (तीन) – Three
• Chaar (चार) – Four
• Paanch (पांच) – Five
• Chhe (छे)- Six
• Saat (सात) – Seven
• Aath (आठ) – Eight
• Nau (नौ) – Nine
• Das (दस) – Ten

Different Colours Name in Hindi

All kids love to play with colours and they excite them too. Colours in general brighten up the world. Special colours hold special significance for some people too. They associate colours with emotions. All the colours have different names in different languages. Let us see the Hindi word list of colours and their English names too.

• Laal (लाल) – Red
• Peela (पीला) – Yellow
• Safed (सफ़ेद) – White
• Kala (काला) – Black
• Naarangi (नारंगी) – Orange
• Neela (नीला) – Blue
• Hara (हरा) – Green
• Baingani (बैंगनी) – Purple
• Bhoora (भूरा) – Brown
• Gulabi (गुलाबी) – Pink

51 Other Popular and Most Used Hindi Words

There are many Hindi words that we use in our daily life. These words help young kids in being able to express their thoughts and wishes comfortably. Let us learn about some such words and their English meanings, as well.

• Aana (आना) – Come
• Jaana (जाना) – Go
• Kya (क्या) – What
• Kyun (क्यूं) – Why
• Kab (कब) – When
• Kaun (कौन) – Who
• Kahan (कहाँ) – Where
• Kaise (कैसे) – How
• Aaj (आज) – Today
• Kal (कल) – Tomorrow
• Kal (कल) – Yesterday
• Parso (परसो) – Day after tomorrow
• Abhee (अभी) – Now
• Haan (हाँ) – Yes
• Nahin (नहीं) – No
• Sach (सच) – Truth
• Jhut (झूठ) – Lie
• Accha (अच्छा) – Good
• Bura (बूरा) – Bad
• Dost (दोस्त) – Friend
• Naya (नया) – New
• Purana (पुराना) – Old
• Akela (अकेला) – Alone
• Saath me (साथ में) – Together
• Din (दिन) – Day
• Raat (रात) – Night
• Uttar (उत्तर) – North
• Dakshin (दक्षिण) – South
• Purab (पूर्व) – East
• Paschim (पश्चिम) – West
• Upar (उपर) – Up
• Neeche (निचे)- Down
• Ghar (घर) – Home/House
• Gaadee (गाड़ी) – Car
• Khaana (खाना) – Food
• Swadisht (स्वादिष्ट) – Tasty
• Khelo (खेलो) – Play
• Khaao (खाओ) – Eat
• Piyo (पियो) – Drink
• Mirchi (मिर्ची) – Spicy
• Kam (कम) – Less
• Jyaada (ज्यादा) – More
• Khaali (खाली) – Empty
• Bharaa (भरा) – Full
• Geela (गीला) – Wet
• Sookha (सूखा) – Dry
• Kitaab (किताब) – Book
• Bhaari (भारी) – Heavy
• Halka (हलका) – Light
• Nata (नाटा) – Short
• Kathin (कठिन) – Difficult

21 Simple Hindi Sentences and Phrases for Kids

Words join together to form sentences and when we are able to speak simple sentences, we are able to get a better grasp of the language. Hindi is a very simple language. We have already learnt many Hindi words and their English meaning in this article. Now, let us try to learn how to speak, read and write twenty one simple Hindi sentences and phrases and their English versions as well.

• Kaise ho app (कैसे हो आप) – How are you?
• Mei thik hu (मैं ठीक हूँ) – I am fine.
• Aap se milkar khush hui (आप से मिलकर खुशी हुई) – Nice to meet you!
• Aapka naam kya hai (आपका नाम क्या है) – What is your name?
• Aap kya kar rhe ho (आप क्या कर रहे हो) – What are you doing?
• Aap kitne saal ke ho (आप कितने साल के हो) – How old are you?
• Aap kahan rhte ho (आप कहाँ रहते हो) – Where do you live?
• Kal milte hein (कल मिलते हैं) – See you tomorrow!
• Kya ho rha hai (क्या हो रहा है) – What is happening?
• Kuch khaas nahi (कुछ खास नहीं) – Nothing much!
• Aapka swagat hai (आपका स्वागत है) – You are welcome!
• Mujhe ye pasand hai (मुझे ये पसंद है) – I like this
• Mujhe pyas lagi hai (मुझे प्यास लगी है) – I am thirsty
• Aap sundar ho (आप सुन्दर हो) – You are beautiful.
• Kya aap meri madad kr skte ho (क्या आप मेरी मदद कर सकते हो) – Can you help me?
• Meri tabiyat thik nahi hai (मेरी तबियत ठीक नहीं है) – I am not feeling well.
• Mujhe samaj nahi aaya (मुझे समझ नहीं आया) – I did not understand.
• Kya aap Hindi bolte hai (क्या आप हिंदी बोलते है) – Do you speak Hindi?
• Dheere chalo (धीरे चलो) – Walk slowly!
• Meri baat dhyan se suno (मेरी बात ध्यान से सुनो) – Listen to me carefully!
• Aapki madad ke liye dhanywaad (आपकी मदद के लिए धन्यवाद) – Thank you for your help!

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The 9 Key Benefits of Teaching Hindi Words to Young Children

Teaching Hindi words to your child will be very beneficial for him/ her in future. It will have many far-reaching effects for him or her. Let us study about some such effects, briefly.

• Assist the child in easily identifying various things: Knowing the right Hindi words for various things will help the child in identifying those things easily. He/ She can also take the help of the words given in the article to identify certain things, if he/ she is unable to remember the names of those things.
• Hindi is our Mother tongue: Knowing your mother tongue is always a good influence on a person. As a child, if you learn your mother tongue and are able to speak and write it properly, then it builds a feeling of pride in the child.
• Knowledge of Hindi language can be useful in building careers: Knowledge of Hindi language can act as a source of earning in the form of different careers, in future, like becoming a translator or teacher. 13 Creative Ways to Teach Hindi to Kids at Home
• Knowing Hindi will help people interact with each other in a better manner: Knowing Hindi will be very beneficial for a person as it will help him/ her interact with people around him in a better manner. He will be more confident and sure of himself when he does so.
• Gives the kids a moral boost to tell the names of a thing if someone asks them: It always gives a kid a moral boost, if he/ she is able to able to tell the names of anything when asked. The words given in the article can help improve the Hindi vocabulary for the kids.
• Hindi words will help them learn other languages too: As a lot of words in Hindi language come from the other languages and vice versa, so it will help the kids learn other languages too and learning a new language is always a good thing. A new language is always a good boost for any person or child. It will help them in their future as well.
• It will help them read Hindi stories easily: If young children are able to read Hindi words then they will be able to ready Hindi stories easily, on their own. If you want to know about some good Hindi storybooks you can refer to our article Must-Have Hindi Storybooks for Kids .
• Knowing Hindi words will help a child in improving his/ her vocabulary: If a child knows more and more Hindi words then it will help improve his/ her Hindi vocabulary.
• Knowing Hindi will help you travel across India: If you know Hindi , then it will be very easy and convenient for a person to travel across India and other neighbouring countries, like Bangladesh and Nepal.

Which Hindi Words Should You Teach First?

While learning a language, we should try to learn those words first that are regularly used in our daily lives. Knowing these words will help us communicate in the same language. So, while trying to learn Hindi, we should first try to learn some basic Hindi words, which are as follows:

• Main (मैं) – Me, I
• Tum (तुम) – You
• Aap (आप) – You (respectful)
• Hum (हम) – We
• Theek Hai (ठीक है) – Ok
• Jaldi (जलदी) – Fast
• Dheere (धीरे) – Slow
• Thanda (ठंडा) – Cold
• Garam (गरम) – Hot
• Khelna (खेलना) – Play
• Andar (अंदर) – Inside
• Bahar (बाहर) – Outside

If a child learns to speak, read or write his mother tongue then he becomes more and more close to his country and also quite confident while talking to his friends or relatives. Learning additional Hindi words for kids is quite beneficial for young kids as it will ensure that they excel in the field of communication, become more extrovert and confident and talk to people around them comfortably.

This article provides a large Hindi vocabulary for kids to learn from so that they would know the right words for everything around them and also where to use them. Relevant and commonly used phrases are also given, which might act as an extra help for young kids, while speaking in Hindi.

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Top 6 Online Creative Writing Courses for Kids in India

Creative writing is an art form and an act where one uses his imagination and thoughts to put on a paper or page to tell a story. typically, creative writing is anything that is not academic writing, technical writing, research writing, or journalism. though, it can be fiction like a novel, poetry, drama, or narrative. it can also be non-fiction like an autobiography, biography, or, memoir . in creative writing, some primary elements make the content complete. those primary elements are setting, tone, structure, plot realism, and, characterization. read further to know about the best creative writing courses for kids..

With the emergence of creative writing, people have been able to convert their hobby into a full-time career. There has been a sharp rise in jobs in the writing field. With the rise in the scope of creative writing, the demand for creative writers has witnessed an upward trend.

As per statistics, between 2016 and 2021, the demand for writers has grown at an annual rate of 16 cents every year. Thus, it can be said that, as a profession, writing will turn out to be a great career choice. Nonetheless, in this article, we will be discussing the importance of creative writing, its benefits, scope, and the list of best-creative writing training courses for kids in India .   

Importance of Creative Writing Courses in India

In this world, that is always changing, creative writing helps to retain human emotions. Through writing, a person can express his feelings and emotions. With creative writing, a person can gain emotional intelligence and empathy. It does not matter whichever style or genre a person chooses, creative writing enhances problem-solving skills.

Creative writing not only aids in achieving greater heights but also encourages a person to ideate, solve and build a better future. And, as Albert Einstein said, “Knowledge comes after imagination. Because imagination encompasses the entire world, fostering progress and giving rise to evolution, knowledge is finite and imagination is not.”  

Benefits of Creative Writing Courses for Kids in India

Besides enhancing a person’s writing skills, creative writing can help your kid in a lot of ways.

Here is a List of How Your Kid Can Benefit From Creative Writing:

• Your kid will gain more knowledge as it will allow him to improve his vocabulary. Now he can express himself vividly and boldly, without having any fear and hesitation. His writing will now be more impactful. 
• He will now be able to develop his style of problem-solving skills. Indulging in numerous forms of writing will boost his creativity and forces him to think out of the box.  
• Writing involves editing one’s work, and taking criticism well is customary. This will help him to receive constructive criticism positively and will push him to make an effort to work harder.
• The chance to evaluate the work of other writers can aid your kid in providing constructive criticism. Assessing others’ work becomes smoother if the right approach is taken. If your kid becomes skilled at constructive criticism, it will benefit him at work.
• Before writing his thoughts down, he must first organize them logically. This is a significant obstacle since to align his ideas; he must consciously activate his awareness and senses.
• When your kid meets people from diverse backgrounds and discusses ideas with them, it will help him to grow as a person. It also promotes healthy relationships. 

The above points were the major advantages of creative writing courses for kids in India . 

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Now, we are moving on to the next section of our topic – the scope of creative writing, concerning a career in the writing department. 

Scope of Creative Writing Courses for Kids in India

Shortly, your kid does not need a formal degree in the field to be a writer. He just needs to have a good grasp of the English language to start as a writer in the industry. Since English is a universal language, there is a lot of emphasis on having a good command of the language. A  writer who has a good grasp of the language can pen down books, or be a scriptwriter for a movie. Besides that, the following fields can also be taken up in the future.

Copywriters:

Usually, copywriters are found in the line of advertising and marketing. An expert copywriter writes clear, precise copy for advertisements and marketing materials. To make sure their message is understood whether in an email inbox or on a website landing page , they collaborate closely with web and graphic designers. The only restriction on creative writing for a copywriter is the creator’s imagination.

Journalists/ Article writer:

A journalist or an article writer researches, and then reports the truth backed by facts and statistics. Though, a journalist may or may not be an article writer. But only an article writer writes the report that was provided by a journalist. The report can be based on different beats like lifestyle, science, travel, sports, entertainment, politics, etc. 

To be a journalist or an article writer one needs to be proficient in his favorite beat. Journalists/ article writer writes for newspaper, magazine, and news website. Thus, we can say that the scope of creative writing for journalists/article writers is high.

Authors are the persons who write a book. Generally, authors pen down engaging novels like “Life of Pie”, and “Alchemist”. It is due to their brilliant imagination that we can enjoy captivating stories. Because of popular authors like Agatha Christie, JK Rowling, and many others’ hard work, their books are often referred to as works of art.

Nevertheless, here we are discussing what your kid can be in the future.  In the future, your kid can be an author based on his favorite genre. The genre can be classified broadly into a thriller, science fiction, young adult, and, historical fiction amongst others. Thus, we can see that the scope of authors is quite vast.

Script Writers:

Scriptwriters are those persons who prepare scripts for visual mediums. It is because of them that the actors and actresses can portray the roles that they have been assigned. However, the scripts they prepare can be for films, plays, radio programs, advertisement videos, and, television. Preparing scripts seems like an exciting job. 

Although, to be a scriptwriter one must be imaginative, and creative enough to deliver dialogues that seem appealing to the audience. Some people take great pleasure in creating extravagant, imaginative scenarios. And, for those people, script writing will be an attractive job offer to pass by. Having said that, it looks like the scope of script writing is only going to expand. 

Academic Librarian:

When it comes to the scope of creative writing, this profession is the least followed occupation as far as creative writing as a job is concerned. In this profession, one has to manage, organize and even assess and distribute information. Apart from the mentioned points, as an academic librarian, a person also provides support to the academic community members like students, lecturers and researchers. 

If your kid wants to be an academic librarian then, he must provide support to students and staff to develop the skills that are required for impactful research including teaching skills, either in a classroom session or online sessions.

Ghostwriting:

Ghostwriting is considered to be one of the most interesting careers in the arena of writing. A ghostwriter or a freelance writer is a person, who composes articles, books, and manuscripts for someone else. They are also called freelance writers as they are not working for a company or under somebody. Ghostwriters are often recruited by politicians, celebrities, and, executives, who know what their story is but do not have great writing skills.    

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A columnist is a person who writes opinionated articles for magazines, newspapers, or news websites. A columnist can be a great career option, provided your kid knows the subject that he would write for. Moreover, it would only be temporary because the subject matter and creative writing requirements for a columnist will only appeal to a specific audience in a specific location or demographic.

But as time went by, the columns expanded into several diverse fields like entertainment, sports, politics, general, science, lifestyle, homemaking, and many more. It takes talent to be able to use word choice and punctuation to keep the reader’s interest. This ability is naturally present, but it occasionally needs to be developed. Also up for contention is whether or not art can be taught.

Is this something you can learn? The creative writing sector is prospering and expanding despite this persistent dispute. Many people are working with prospective authors in India and guiding them. Enrolling in creative writing classes has helped many children to become proficient in this area.

Creative writing has become one of the most wanted courses for kids in India . The course is provided by many educational centers. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the course has shifted to the online mode. However, few institutes provide offline courses as well. The course is a must for those who want to be budding writers in the future.

It is also useful for also those who want to improve their writing hobby.  Coming to the point, now that we know the scope for jobs in creative writing, it is time for us to know the institutes that are offering creative writing courses for kids in India .

Also, check out the best Creative Writing Courses for Beginners

Here is a List of the Top 6 Creative Writing Courses for Kids in India:

1. iim skills.

Known for providing top-quality courses like digital marketing, business accounting, Goods and service tax, and financial modeling courses, the IIM SKILLS is the number one ranked institute that offers creative writing courses for kids . Although, the institute does any have any separate course called a creative writing course .

Instead, the institute has a Content Writing Course that includes a creative writing course as one of its lessons. Enroll your kid in this course and watch him craft wonderful stories that would pull crowds.  

At the End of the Course, the Kid Learns to:

• Craft stories that would have different types and would be enticing and attractive
• Develop plots
• Builds characters 
• Develop a storyline
• Build a climax

Course Duration: 1 Month + 3 Months Internship

Course Fees: Rs 14900 plus 18 percent GST 

2.  Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication

Founded in 2003, the Sri Aurobindo center for art and communication was established to shape generations of media professionals with the ability to think creatively, perform intelligently, and communicate effectively. Known for its curriculum that comprises theoretical and practical courses, the SACAC remains a top college that teaches creative writing courses for kids . 

The institute believes that writing can be learned. Here, admissions are given based on an entrance test. They conduct indoor and outdoor workshops to bring out the best among the children. Their course is for children who are above the age of 16.

Course Highlights:

At the end of the course, your kid will be able to:.

• Write Smoothly
• Think out of the box
• Get interesting concepts
• Enhance imagination
• Build plots
• Build characters
• Improve communication skills
• Explore different genres

Course Name: Certificate in Creative Writing Courses for kids in India (online)

Course Duration: Three months (classes are held only on weekends)

Course Fee: The registration fee is Rs 100, while the course fee is Rs 22000 plus tax (online) and Rs 25000 plus tax (offline) 

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3. British Council

British Council was established in the year 1948. Since then, the institute has gone on to become one of the best academic schools that provide quality courses like creative writing. The institute was set up to pay attention to culture and art to bring out the creative skills of the youth. Among several of its top-quality courses, creative writing will help your child to write stories like an author. 

The course has been divided into three to four levels, based on which your child can be judged. With the British council’s Creative Writing Courses for Kids , you can now assist your child in letting their creativity run wild and guiding them to write effectively, whether they are writing blogs, news articles, short stories, or creating characters.

This course is advised for youngsters who want to become skilled and effective writers. It is specifically created for children between the ages of 11 and 17. The British council’s creative writing course will help your child to realize his creative potential. Children who complete this six-week online course will master the fundamentals of writing and storytelling as they develop their creative writing abilities.

This Course Will Help Your Child to:

• Create a distinct writing style and viewpoint
• Encourage unconventional thinking
• Improve artistic expression
• Express ideas clearly
• Gain a critical understanding of various writing styles

Course Eligibility: 11 to 17 years

Course Duration: 18 hours (6 weeks of online classes)

Course Fee: RS 6,500 or Rs 5500 (Discount for those who are British Council Library members) 

4. Centre for Excellence (CE)

Maybe your kid likes “Aladdin”, “Sinbad the sailor”, or “The mermaid”. It can be anything, but if he does like any of those stories then, enroll him in a creative writing class at the Centre for Excellence. This is one of the best online learning platforms that provide creative writing training to kids.  The course will assist your child on their path to becoming an author or poet.

This course will assist your child in developing the abilities and self-assurance required to succeed as a storyteller and is jam-packed with techniques and tools. This exciting Creative Writing Courses for Kids contains numerous warm-ups and practice exercises to help students write fast and consistently. They will write a variety of stories and poetry as they embark on adventures with their characters.

They can decide on whether to create a different narrative each time, utilizing the prompts and exercises to practice new skills, or, if they feel more comfortable, they can use the exercises to progress to a longer story.  The 10-module training course has been covered in 11 videos, which by the way is free and has lifetime access.  

Your Child’s Learning in This Course Will Result in:

• Discovering the art of storytelling and conventional tales
• Learning how to compose dialogue and about writing tools and styles
• Discovering the components of a story, how to compose them, and the role that illustration may play
• Discovering the various forms, styles, and language techniques used in poetry

Course Fees: The course fee is Rs 2756

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5. Coursera

Known for providing top-quality courses all over the world, Coursera is an American online educational platform that users can access anytime. People can explore the artistic world outside of their academic specialties. These online classes offer the best quality since they replicate traditional classroom settings.

In India, Coursera also offers numerous creative writing courses for kids as well as for adults. However, there is one specific course that would suit your child. That course is “Writing for Young Readers: Opening the Treasure Chest”.  This course is intended for enquiring young learners and aspiring writers who have a passion for crafting stories. 

Let your kid participate in a vibrant online writing community as he practices his writing and finds his voice. He will be guided by a mixture of video lectures, online readings, peer reviews, and special appearances by well-known children’s authors in this course. He will get and offer criticism from his peers as he completes the writing activities, and he will learn tools and techniques for enhancing his writing.

He will also reflect on his work and practice crucial self-editing techniques. He will see the various ways that words and art interact, as well as the possibilities of longer narrative forms, he will leave this course with practical insights. 

Course Highlights: 

• 24×7 Access to online videos and lectures
• Virtual classrooms with an environment similar to classroom training
• Instructors are qualified trainers

Course Fee: Varies as per specialization

Course Duration: Between four to twelve weeks

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On the online teaching and learning site Udemy, there are more than 150,000 courses available. This platform is used by more than 4 million people. This website covers a wide variety of subjects, from applying cosmetics to doing pilates. Although the paid ones are reasonably priced, there are several that are both free and paid.

Access to these courses is available for a lifetime. There are many courses on creative writing in India here. The platform has compact and energetic Creative Writing Courses for Kids. I n this course, English faculty and renowned author Luke Richardson help the students to write their own stories. This course will have your child creating an exciting story, whether it’s for their home school curriculum, a back-to-school creative boost, or simply for fun. 

After the Course Ends, your Child will Learn to:

• Develop characters
• Craft an exciting story
• Learn new words
• Enjoy writing as an activity and have fun
• Language choice is available
• The video duration is between three to 17 plus hours
• Course name: It depends on the topic

Course Fee: The course fee is Rs 3943

Course Duration: Lifetime accessibility

These were the top institutes that offer thorough coaching and mentoring to kids for creative writing. Decide whatever type of creative writing would be most appealing for your kid. 

Frequently Asked Question- FAQs

Q1. what can my kid learn from the creative writing course.

Students get the opportunity to explore their creative potential, use language imaginatively, and practice the many parts of the craft involved in creating fiction and poetry through creative writing courses. By taking this course, your kid, can, as a writer, enhance his capacity for original thought and writing.

Q2. How challenging are creative writing programs in India?

Contrary to popular belief, studying creative writing in India involves a lot more academic work, which makes it harder because there are so many things to keep in mind. The pressure of it offers more time to develop talents and less time to work on writing.

Q3. Is it a must to take Creative writing courses for kids?

No, there is no hard and fast rule that it is important to enroll in the creative writing course. However, taking a creative writing course can help you learn a lot more about tools and tips for writing, just by writing a lot of creative assignments, having people read them, and getting honest feedback.

Conclusion:

By itself, creative writing classes in India let us have fun. Through the release of endorphins, this stress-free activity reduces stress levels. Keeping this in mind, there is no stopping if we enjoy being creative and painting with words. Give your kid’s imagination free rein to hone his writing abilities. Boost his writing style and the author’s voice. Enroll him in the appropriate course to develop his perception.

Author: Arka Roy Chowdhury

The information given is quite detailed. Thanks for the same. However before choosing the particular course for my child, i wish I could connect to the officials. Pl call back.

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300 Fun Writing Prompts for Kids: Story Starters, Journal Prompts & Ideas

Are you a parent or teacher? Here are 300 fun and creative writing prompts for kids to spark the imagination of young writers everywhere. Use these kids writing ideas as journaling prompts, story starters or just for fun!

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It’s never too early to start writing, and so we’ve created this fun list of 300 creative kids writing prompts for teacher and parents to use.

You’ll love these fun ideas for kids writing prompts to use as creative sparks to get young imaginations writing in no time!

These are perfect to use as kids journal writing prompts, as short story writing prompts, or just for exercises to help students and children of all ages tap into their creativity. Maybe your kids will write an essay, maybe a poem, or maybe even a whole book!

Whether you are a teacher or parent looking to inspire your kids to write, or maybe even an adult who would like to practice writing with a more playful and young-hearted approach, I hope you find these creative writing prompts inspiring!

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The Ultimate List of 300 Fun & Creative Writing Prompts for Kids

#1. Imagine a giant box is delivered to your front doorstep with your name on it. What’s inside and what happens when you open it?

#2. Write a short story about what it might be like if you woke up one morning with a mermaid tail.

#3. Which is better, winter or summer? Write about the reasons why you think winter or summer is better.

#4. Write about what would it be like if you had an alligator as a pet.

#5. If you had $1,000, what would you buy and why?

#6. Write a story using these 5 words: apple, train, elephant, paper, banjo

#7. What do you want be when you grow up and why?

#8. Who is your favorite person on the planet? What do you like most about that person?

#9. If you could have any secret super power, what would you want it to be and why?

#10. Write about 3 places you would like to travel someday. What do these three places have in common?

#11. Write about a time you felt really happy. What happened? What made you feel happy?

#12. Imagine what would happen if someone shrunk you down to be only 1″ tall. How would your life change?

#13. If you were in charge of the whole world, what would you do to make the world a happier place?

#14. Write a story about what it would be like to climb to the very top of the highest mountain in the world.

#15. If you were in charge of planning the school lunch menu, what foods would you serve each day?

#16. What are some of your favorite animals? What do you like about them?

#17. Imagine that dogs take over the world. What do they make the humans do?

#18. Write a story about flying to outer space and discovering a new planet.

#19. You are a mad scientist and have invented a new vegetable. What is it called? What does it look like? What does it taste like? Most importantly: Is it safe to eat?

#20. You go to school one morning to discover your best friend has been turned into a frog by an evil witch! How do you help your friend?

#21. Describe what it is like when trees lose all of their leaves in the autumn season.

#22. Write about your favorite sport and why you like it so much.

#23. Imagine what it might be like to live on a boat all the time and write about it.

#24. If you had one wish, what would it be?

#25. Write about what you might do if you have the super power to become invisible.

#26. You are walking through the forest when one of the trees starts talking to you. What does it say? What do you do?

#27. The weather forecast is calling for a blizzard in the middle of the summer. What do you do?

#28. What types of transportation will people have in the future?

#29. What were some of your favorite toys when you very little? Do you still enjoy playing with them?

#30. What would a day in your life be like if you were a movie star?

#31. Imagine you’ve invented a time machine! What year do you travel to?

#32. What are your favorite things to do over summer vacation?

#33. What is your favorite holiday and why?

#34. If you could meet any fictional character from a book, who would it be?

#35. You are writing a travel guide for kids visiting your city. What places do you think they should visit?

#36. What is a food you hate? Write about it!

#37. Imagine what it would be like if there was no electricity. What would be different in your daily routine?

#38. You are building a new city! What types of things do you think your city needs? How will you convince people to move to your new city?

#39. What is your favorite movie? Write your review of the movie and why you think people should watch it.

#40. Imagine you get a magic sweater for your birthday. What happens when you wear the sweater? What do you do with these new found magical powers?

#41. You are the security guard at the zoo and someone has stolen a rhinoceros! How do you track down the thief?

#42. You have been invited to have lunch with the queen. What foods do you eat and what topics do you and the queen discuss?

#43. If you could design a school uniform, what types of clothes would you suggest? What colors would they be?

#44. Imagine you are a reporter interviewing a celebrity about their life. What questions do you ask?

#45. You are running a lemonade stand. Describe the steps for how you make lemonade and the types of customers you see during the day.

#46. Write a story about being the ruler of an underwater world.

#47. Write an acrostic poem for the word “treehouse”.

#48. You decide to grow a sunflower, but the sunflower grows so tall it reaches up to the sky! Write about what happens when you decide to climb to the top. What do you discover?

#49. Imagine you look out the window and it is raining popsicles from the sky! Write a story about the experience.

#50. If you could be any animal, which one would you be and why?

#51. If you were on a spaceship, what would you be most excited about seeing?

#52. Do you have any pets at home? Write an essay about how you take care of your pets. If you do not have a pet, what type of pet might you like?

#53. Imagine you are opening a store that only sells items which are blue. What types of items do you sell?

#54. Have you ever lost something that is important to you? Were you able to find it?

#55. Write a story about a kid who is moving to a new school. How do you think they might feel?

#56. Rewrite the ending of your favorite fairy tale. For example, what would have happened if Cinderella never went to the ball?

#57. Have you ever forgotten to do your homework? What happened?

#58. Do you have a favorite song? Write about the type of music you like to listen to.

#59. Imagine your parents wake you up one morning to tell you they will take you to do anything you want to do for the whole day – you don’t even have to go to school or do your chores. What would you choose to do and why?

#60. Do you like amusement parks? What are some of your favorite rides?

#61. Write a story using these three words: detective, piano, and pizza.

#62. Have you ever been to the beach? Write about your favorite things to do. If you have never been to the beach, what would you like to do the first time you visit?

#63. Is there a favorite tv show you like to watch? Write about your favorite character and why they are your favorite.

#64. Write a poem using onomatopoeia , where the words you use are pronounced similar to the sound they make. For example, buzz, bark, sizzle, slam and pop.

#65. Have you ever had to stand in line to wait a long time for something? What did you do while you waited? How did you feel while waiting? How did you feel once the wait was over?

#66. Is it a good idea to keep ALL secrets a secret? Write about examples of when it is okay to spill a secret – and when it isn’t.

#67. Is there something you are good at doing? Write about your best strengths.

#68. What historical time period and location would you go back to live in if you could? Write about it!

#69. Write about 5 things you can do that are important for you to stay healthy and safe.

#70. Do you think thunderstorms are scary? Why or why not?

#71. What would you most like to learn over the next year? Think about things that interest you or questions you might have about the world and make a list!

#72. You are going on a trip to a jungle safari! What items do you pack in your suitcase?

#73. Imagine you are sitting at home one day and you hear someone shrieking in the living room they see a mouse in the house! Write a story about what might happen next.

#74. You are writing a letter to someone who is having a hard time making new friends at school. What do you write? What advice do you give them?

#75. Imagine you just met a magician – but their beloved rabbit who they pull out of a hat for all the tricks has been kidnapped! How do you help find the rabbit?

#76. Do you hear what I hear? Set a timer for 5 minutes and write about all of the sounds you hear in those 5 minutes.

#77. Imagine you go to get a haircut and they accidentally shave your head! How do you feel about that and what would you do?

#78. Do you find it easy to talk to people you don’t know? What are some ways you can start up a conversation with someone you have never met before?

#79. Are there any chores you have to do at home? What are they? What do you like – and not like – about each one?

#80. Open up a random book to any page. Write for 5 minutes about the first word you read.

#81. Pretend you are a writer for your city’s newspaper. Who would you like to interview for a news story and why?

#82. There are many fictional characters who live in unusual houses, such as the old woman who lived in a shoe. What kind of unusual house would you like to live in? Write about what it would be like to live in an unusual house!

#83. Write a list of 10 things you can do to practice kindness to others.

#84. Is there a homework subject you dread? Why do you not like getting homework in that subject?

#85. What is your favorite month of the year? Write about why you like it and some of your favorite things to do during that month.

#86. Imagine you are planning a surprise birthday party for someone. How do you keep it a surprise?

#87. Pretend you walked outside to find a sleeping dragon in the grass! Why is the dragon there? Is it a friendly dragon? What do you do? Write about it!

#88. What are you grateful for today and why?

#89. You were on your way to a very important event when you fell into a puddle. Now what?

#90. Have you ever watched a movie and didn’t like how it ended? Write what you think should happen instead.

#91. Can you answer this riddle from Alice in Wonderland ? How is a raven like a writing desk?

#92. Imagine you are the captain of a pirate ship. Write a diary entry for what your day was like.

#93. If you could start any type of business, what kind of business would you start? What types of products or services would you provide?

#94. Write a sequel to one of your favorite fairy tales. For example, what was Goldilocks’s next adventure after she left the bears?

#95. What is something you are afraid of? What helps you to feel less afraid of something? What would you say to a friend who feels scared to help them feel less afraid?

#96. Write a letter to your future self in 20 years.

#97. In addition to basic survival needs such as food, water, air and shelter, what are 3 things you would you need to be happy?

#98. If you could invent a robot of any type who could do anything you imagine, what types of things would you would have the robot to do?

#99. Which do like better? Apples or Oranges? How are they alike? How are they different?

#100. Why did the chicken cross the road? You are a detective and are assigned to the case. How do solve the mystery?

#101. Write instructions for how to make your favorite snack. Be sure you add your favorite tips and suggestions for how to select the best ingredients!

#102. Imagine you borrowed a friend’s favorite lucky pencil to help you pass a math test – but then it snapped in half! How will you ever tell the news to your friend?

#103. Look around the current room you are sitting in and choose 3 random objects that are nearby. Now write a story or poem that includes those three items!

#104. Write a letter to the author of a book you recently read and tell them what you liked most about the book.

#105. Ernest Hemingway is famous for writing a six word story. Can you write a story in just 6 words?

#106. What do you think will be the future for cell phones? Will people still use them in 25 years or will something else take its place?

#107. Do you want to go to college? Why or why not?

#108. Write a story or poem about a kitten who wanders off and gets lost. How does the kitten find its way home?

#109. Currently, it is required by law that kids go to school. Do you think this is a good or bad idea?

#110. If you could invent a new board game, what would it be called? How is it played? What are the rules? What makes it fun to play? Write about it!

#111. Imagine you come home to discover your entire bedroom is covered in ketchup! What on earth happened? What is your reaction? How do you clean everything up?

#112. What is something you learned today?

#113. Would you rather have a goldfish or shark as a pet?

#114. From A-Z: make a list of something for every letter of the alphabet.

#115. Have you ever gone fishing? If you have, did you like it? Why or why not? If you haven’t, do you think you might want to?

#116. What is one of the most important things you do each and every day?

#117. Write a story about Gretchen the Grouch, a girl who is always angry! Will she ever be happy? Why is she so grumpy all of the time?

#118. How do you feel when someone takes something of yours without asking? What is a good way to deal with it when that happens?

#119. Write a poem that starts with the word “if”.

#120. Write a story about a family of rabbits who live in the woods. What are some of the challenges they face?

#121. What clothes do you think are the most comfortable? What kind of clothes do you like to wear the most? What clothes do you NOT like to wear?

#122. Imagine there are no grocery stores and you must get your own food. What are some of the ways you find food? What types of things do you eat?

#123. What are 3 things you can do that are good for the environment?

#124. If you could meet any famous person today, who would you want to meet and why? What questions might you ask them?

#125. A tongue twister is a quick poem where many of the words start with the same letter and are similar in sound. For example, “Peter picked a peck of pickled peppers.” Try writing your own with this fun kids writing prompt!

#126. What is the first thing you think of when you hear or see the word green?

#127. A hero is someone who is admired for their courage and achievements. What do you think makes someone a hero? Who are some of your heroes?

#128. What did you do during summer vacation last year? What do you want to do for summer vacation this year?

#129. Write a story about a super hero dog who saves the day! Who does the dog help and why?

#130. Would you rather live somewhere that is always cold, or somewhere that is always hot? Write about which one you would rather choose.

#131. Have you ever volunteered to help a charity? If so, write about the experience! If not, what are some charities you think you might like to volunteer for?

#132. What does the word courage mean to you?

#133. What makes you unique? What are some things about you that make you an individual?

#134. Have you ever been to a museum? What is your favorite thing to look at on display?

#135. What can you do to set a good example for others to be kind?

#136. A Tall Tale is a story that exaggerates something that actually happened. Write a tall tale about something that recently happened to you.

#137. What is one of your favorite toys that you think you might still want to have and play with when you are 22 years old?

#138. Oh no! Everyone around you is sick with a nasty cold! Write a silly poem about how you try to avoid catching their germs!

#139. Personification is when a non-living object takes on human characteristics. Write a story where you personify a common electronic gadget in your house, such as the Television or toaster.

#140. Write a poem using similes, which is when you say an object is like something else. Here is an example of a simile: “Her eyes were as blue as the sky.”

#141. Have you ever read a book written by Dr. Suess? Write your own “Suess-style” story, complete with rhymes and made up words.

#142. Do you have any siblings? Think about what it might mean to be a good brother or sister and write about it!

#143. Make a list of questions to interview your parents or grandparents about what it was like when they were growing up as a kid. Then, ask them the questions and write about their answers!

#144. You are in charge of writing a new radio show just for kids! What topics will you talk about? What music do you play?

#145. What do you usually eat for breakfast every day? What, in your opinion, is the greatest breakfast food ever created? What makes it so great?

#146. Write a 12 line poem where every line is about a different month of the year.

#147. What is something you look forward to doing the most when you are an adult?

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#148. Do you like to try new things? What is something new you have tried recently or would like to try?

#149. Imagine what it might be like to be alive in Egypt when the pyramids were built. Write about what it was like.

#150. A credo is a statement of personal beliefs. Try writing your own credo for things that you believe in and feel are important.

#151. The circus has come to town but they have no place to perform! How do you help the ringmaster find a place to put on a show?

#152. Do you like to act? What are some of your favorite actors or actresses? What do you think makes someone a good actor or actress?

#153. “Practice makes perfect” is a popular saying. What is something you like to practice so you can become better at it? A sport? A musical instrument? A special skill? Do you like to practice?

#154. Write about what it might be like to be water drops freezing and turning into ice.

#155. Do you think it is important to keep your room clean? What do you like about having a clean room?

#156. Imagine your parents are sending you away for a two week summer camp trip. Would you be excited? Why or why not?

#157. What are you currently learning about in history class? Write a fictional story about someone from the past you are learning about.

#158. Many wars have been fought in the past. Instead of going to war, what do you think countries could do to resolve their differences peacefully?

#159. Every year over 8 billion plastic bottles and cans are thrown away. What are some things you can do to help encourage your family and friends to recycle?

#160. Imagine if you were the principal of the school. What might you do differently? What things would you do that are the same? Write about it!

#161. Pretend that one day you are at your neighbor’s house and you notice a strange noise coming from the basement. You go downstairs to investigate to see a large machine running with many lights and buttons. Why is it there?

#162. Write an essay that starts with the line, “Tomorrow, I hope…”

#163. If you could give one thing to every child in the world, what would you want to give them?

#164. Do you have a piggy bank at home? How do you earn money to add to your savings?

#165. What qualities make a house a home? What are 3 things you think every house should have?

#166. Would you rather go scuba diving or rock climbing? Write about which one you think you would like to do more and why.

#167. Do you think it is a good idea for kids to write a daily journal? What are some of the benefits of writing every day?

#168. Do you like watching fireworks or are they too noisy? Write about a time when you saw fireworks in the sky.

#169. Oh no! Your friend has turned into a statue! How did this happen? What do you do? Does your friend ever turn back into a person again?

#170. If you could be any movie character, who would you be and why?

#171. A mysterious message appears in code on your computer screen. What could it mean?

#172. If you could go to work with one of your parents for a day, what do you think the day would be like? What types of things do your parents do at work all day long?

#173. Imagine you are the President and you are creating a new national holiday. What is your holiday about? How is it celebrated? What day of the year do you celebrate? Write about it!

#174. You won a never-ending lifetime supply of spaghetti noodles! What will you do with all of these noodles?

#175. Would you rather be a bunny rabbit or a hawk? Why did you choose the one you chose?

#176. Your teacher has been acting mysterious lately. After school one day, you notice a weird green light shining through underneath the door of your classroom. What do you do? What is happening with your teacher?

#177. Write an article about tips for how kids can be more organized and study well for tests.

#178. Look at any product in your house and read the ingredients labels. Research what each ingredient is. Do you think these ingredients are good or bad for people?

#179. If you were a doctor, what do you think would be the most important part of your job every day?

#180. The school librarian needs your help! A truck just arrived with 2,000 books and she can’t fit all the books onto the shelves! What do you do? How do you find a place to put all these books?

#181. Do you think it would be fun to plant a garden? What types of plants would you want to grow? Write about your garden ideas.

#182. What is a sport or activity you would like to try playing for the first time?

#183. Do you think kids should be allowed to do the same things as adults? What things do you think kids should be able to do that only grown-ups can?

#184. Imagine you and your parents switch places for a day. Your parents are the kids and you are now in charge! What would you do?

#185. Write a get-well letter to someone who has been sick. What can you say to make them feel better?

#186. If you could visit any planet in the solar system, which planet would you like to visit the most and why? Write about what it might be like.

#187. Have you ever been to a farm? What did you like about it? If you haven’t been to a farm, do you think you might like to visit one? Why or why not?

#188. The mayor of the city has a big problem and needs your help! What is the problem and how will you solve it?

#189. Pretend your little sister ate carrots for dinner and the next morning woke up with rabbit ears!  How did this happen? What do you do? Will she be a rabbit forever?

#190. Imagine you wake up in the morning to find out you get to relive any day of your life again for the whole day. What day would you want to experience again and why?

#191. Do you think you might like to be a firefighter? Why or why not?

#192. You are a lawyer and your client has been accused of stealing a car. How do you convince the jury your client is innocent?

#193. Think of the four elements: fire, air, earth, and water. Which of these four elements do you like the best?

#194. What would you do if you could be invisible for a whole day? Do you think you would enjoy it or be glad to be back to normal the next day? Write about it!

#195. Imagine you are a meteorologist and people are starting to get angry that your weather predictions are always wrong. What do you do?

#196. If you could create any law, what would it be? Why do you think the law is an important one to have?

#197. You are going incognito and need to hide to your identity so you aren’t recognized or discovered while you walk through the city. What type of disguise do you wear?

#198. Write a persuasive letter to your parents explaining why you should get a new pet. Make sure you provide a convincing argument they won’t be able to refuse!

#199. Your friend wants to do something dangerous. What should you do?

#200. How do you think the world would be different if there were no oceans?

#201. What do you do when someone disagrees with your opinions? Is there a better way to handle conflicting opinions?

#202. What do you think you as a kid could do to help encourage more people to read?

#203. Do you have a good luck charm? What makes this item lucky? When do you use it? How do you use it?

#204. What is at the end of a rainbow? Imagine you follow a rainbow to the end. What do you discover? Is it a pot of gold, or something else?

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#205. What do you think the consequences should be for someone who is caught cheating on a test at school?

#206. Imagine you are riding your bike one day when you encounter an older kid who wants to steal your bike. What do you do?

#207. You are the lead singer and star of a famous rock and roll band, but there is one problem – your drummer is jealous of your fame! How do you solve this situation?

#208. If you could help a group of kids in any part of the world, what kids would you want to help the most and why? What are some things you think would help these kids?

#209. Everyone knows the house on the end of the street is haunted. What are some of the strange things that happen there? Why is the house haunted?

#210. You notice at school one day there is a door to a secret passage next to the janitor’s closet and decide to explore. Where does it lead? Why is it there? Do you go alone or bring a friend along?

#211. A bucket list is a list of things you want to accomplish in your lifetime. What are 5 things on your bucket list?

#212. Imagine the perfect treehouse or clubhouse for you and all of your friends as a place to hang out. Describe what it is like inside.

#213. Do you get bored easily? Make a list of things you can do whenever you feel like you are bored and there is nothing fun to do!

#214. Now vs. Then: Think about how today is different from one year ago. How have you changed? What things in your life are different?

#215. Write your autobiography about your life.

#216. It’s a heat wave! What do you do when the weather is hot? What are some of your favorite ways to stay cool?

#217. What are three important safety tips every kid should know to stay safe?

#218. What genre of books do you like to read the most? Write about the characteristics of the genre and list some of your favorite books as examples.

#219. Holiday Traditions: How does your family celebrate the different holidays and events? What are some traditions you do each and every year?

#220. Imagine one day in science class a science experiment goes terribly wrong and now you and all of your classmates have superpowers! What are your superpowers and what do you do with them?

#221. Who is favorite teacher? Why are they your favorite?

#222. You are baking a cake, but you accidentally put salt in the cake instead of sugar. Nobody will eat it! How do you feel? What will you do next time?

#223. Do you think it is important to have good table manners? What do you think some good manners to practice might be?

#224. Many schools no longer teach cursive handwriting. Do you think this is a good or bad thing? Do you know how to write cursive handwriting? Would you like to learn if you haven’t?

#225. If you were the owner of a theme park, what types of rides and attractions would have? Describe what they would be like and why people would want to visit your park.

#226. Your parents give you $100 to spend at the grocery store. What do you buy and why?

#227. Some people who are alive today grew up without computers or video games. What would you do if you didn’t have a computer or video games? How would life be different?

#228. You walk into your living room and discover there is a giant elephant standing there. How did the elephant get there? What do you do about it? How do you explain the elephant in the living room to your parents?

#229. Have you ever had a weird dream? What happened in the dream? What do you think it means?

#230. Do you like to draw or paint? Write a story inspired by a painting, doodle, or sketch.

#231. You are being sent on a mission to outer space to live in a space station for 5 years. What supplies do you pack and why?

#232. What is the scariest creature alive on earth? Describe in detail what makes it so horrifying.

#233. What do you think your pet might say if they could talk to you?

#234. Imagine your school is putting on a talent show. What act will you perform? What other acts will be in the show?

#235. If you could breathe under water, what would you do?

#236. What time of day do you think school should start? Write a convincing argument on why or why not the time of day school starts should change.

#237. If you were to start your own YouTube video channel, what would the videos on your channel be about?

#238. Do you like to cook? What are some things you like to make and eat?

#239. Your school is having a field day and you are in charge of planning the activities and games. What types of activities and games would you plan for the event?

#240. If you had a remote control drone that takes video of everything it sees from the sky and you could take it anywhere, what would you film? For example, the inside of a volcano or soar it over the plains of Africa.

#241. The Bermuda Triangle is an area of the ocean where many ships and planes have gone missing. Why do you think this could be? Write a story about what it might be like to travel there.

#242. There are 7 great wonders of the world – which one do you think is the most wonderful?

#243. If you could speak any foreign language fluently, which one would you like to speak and why?

#244. You are inventing a new flavor of ice cream! What is the new flavor called and what ingredients do you need to make it?

#245. Would you rather go to a baseball game or read a good book? What reasons do you have for your choice?

#246. You walk outside to get your mail and your mailbox starts talking to you! What does your mailbox have to say?

#247. Imagine you are a famous person. What are you most famous for? What is it like to be famous?

#248. What do you think would be the most fun job in the world to have? Give examples of why you think it would be a fun job to have.

#249. Write a poem about an object that is shiny and dazzling.

#250. Do you like to watch the Olympics? Why or why not? If yes, what is your favorite Olympic sport?

#251. What kind of car do you want to drive when you are older? Do you think learning to drive will be easy or hard?

#252. What do you think would make for a great gift to give someone on their birthday?

#253. Describe a time when you needed help and someone helped you. What did they help you with and how did it make you feel?

#254. If you could be any type of fruit or vegetable, what would you be and why?

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#255. Do you think it is more important to have a good imagination or have all the facts proven?

#256. Do you have a favorite aunt, uncle, or another relative? Write a story about their life and why you like to be with them.

#257. Think of a time you laughed really, really hard. What was so funny? Why were you laughing? Write about it!

#258. Write a poem about an emotion. For example: happy, sad, angry, embarrassed, guilty.

#259. Do you ever have a hard time falling asleep? What are some things that help you feel sleepy?

#260. If you could drive a car, where would you drive and why?

#261. Imagine you are trading places with your friend for a day. What will it be like to be at their house? What will your friend think while they are at your house? Write about it!

#262. If you could break a world record, what would it be? What do you think would be necessary to be able to break the world record?

#263. Imagine you live in Colonial times. What would it be like to grow up as a kid in Colonial America?

#264. You are building a new city. What is the name of your city? What is the weather like? What buildings will you build?

#265. What do you think it would be like to work as a sailor on big ship in the ocean each day?

#266. Imagine you are the teacher for the day. What types of activities do you make the students in the class do?

#267. How would you feel if your parents told you that you would be getting a new baby brother or sister? Write about it!

#268. Do you know any good jokes? What are some of your favorite jokes? What makes them funny? Do you think you could write your own?

#269. Imagine you are floating down a river on a raft. What types of things can you see from the river that you normally wouldn’t see from the land?

#270. You want to start a new hobby collecting something. What kinds of things would you collect and why?

#271. Your mom announces she is having a yard sale. Would you let her sell any of your things? Why or why not?

#272. Imagine you walk out your front door one morning and it is raining popcorn! What do you do?

#273.  You are camping in the woods one night and hear a scary noise. What do you do? What might be the cause?

#274. What do you think might make kids really happy to go to school? What are some things you think schools should do so that it could be more fun?

#275. Today’s lunch at the cafeteria was unusually horrible. You are a detective on the case to investigate. What do you think is the cause?

#276. If you had a tree that grows money, what would you do?

#277. What would you do if you had a unicorn as a pet?

#278. Would you rather go to the zoo or go to the aviary? Which one would you pick and why?

#279. What are some safety tips you should follow when riding a bike?

#280. You are designing the cover of a magazine. What are some of the headlines on the cover?

#281. Are you afraid of the dark? Why or why not?

#282. If you could learn to play any type of musical instrument, which one would you like to learn how to play and why?

#283. Imagine you are playing a sport that involves a ball, such as soccer, baseball or kickball. What would it be like if the ball could talk?

#284. You come home to discover a friendly alien has been living in your closet. What do you do? Why is there an alien in your closet?

#285. Is there something you are afraid of that you wish you weren’t afraid of? Write about it.

#286. Write about the best party you’ve ever been to. What made the day fun and special?

#287. What makes you feel loved and cared about? What are some ways people can show you that they love and care about you?

#288. There is a kite flying competition coming up and you are going to design your own kite. What will your kite look like? What colors will it be? Will it have any certain shape?

#289. You are given the challenge to drop an egg on the floor – without it breaking! What are some things you might try to make sure the egg won’t break?

#290. What are some of the things you can do every day to stay healthy?

#291. Do you think grown-ups are boring? Why do you think they are so boring all of the time? What is something fun that boring grown-ups could do instead of being so boring?

#292. Write a lyrical poem or song about what kids do while they are at school all day long.

#293. What are the first things you like to do when you are done with school each day? What are some of the activities you like when you are not at school?

#294. Imagine dinosaurs were still alive today. How do you think our lives would be different?

#295. Would you rather visit a volcano or a desert? Which one would you choose and why?

#296. Is there a sound you think is annoying? What types of sounds drive you crazy? Write about them!

#297. What do you think it would be like to be the size of an ant for a day? What types of things would you do?

#298. Imagine one of your stuffed animals comes to life and starts talking to you. What types of things will you talk about? What will you do?

#299. What makes you feel happiest? Write about the things in life that make you feel happy!

#300. Imagine there is no gravity. What kind of things would you do you for fun? How would some of the things you already do for fun be different?

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Parents and teachers, I hope you enjoyed these 300 writing prompts for kids and that you will use them to inspire your children’s creative imaginations.

These prompts of course can be used in a number of different ways and can be adapted for a variety of different styles of writing !

What do you think? Do you think these are good conversation and story starters for kids? Do you have any ideas for writing prompts you would like to share?

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We’d love to hear your thoughts on different creative writing ideas and topics for kids to write about! Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Chelle Stein wrote her first embarrassingly bad novel at the age of 14 and hasn't stopped writing since. As the founder of ThinkWritten, she enjoys encouraging writers and creatives of all types.

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48 comments.

These are awesome! I feel like answering the questions myself! Thanks a million!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed them! 🙂

Lovely and amazing help

I wrote all 300! but my fingers hurt badly now. :l But i got to admit these are exellent questions!

Hi. Thanks for this list. So many great ideas. I will definitely use some of them for my Language Arts class.

hi people THIS WAS SO LONG but so worth it for my class thx mate

This was great for homework

Thank you for the topics. It was really helpful

Your writing prompts are awesome

These are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing. I will definitely be using it with my kids.

Thank you! I hope they enjoy the writing prompts!

I love these, they are awesome and very helpful too. Thank you very much.

these questions hooked me on easily thanks your the best!

They are all good prompts

This is always good and improves the brain.

These are very useful and very enjoyable topics, i enjoy by giving these to my students , their creations are marvelous

It’s was very long but worth it

This is good. I love it. It helps me in my studies. I share it with my friends children that likes the writing. We love it. Please, think of another writing.

Thanks! Worth printing and providing for my middle school students as a first week of the year activity. Must have taken you ages to come up with all 300 of these!

I’m glad to hear you can use them for your students! It did take some time, but it’s well worth it knowing it might inspire kids to write! 🙂

You need a printable version of this!!

Hi Katelyn, we have one! https://gumroad.com/UBnsO Hope you enjoy!

The link doesn’t seem to be working for me… Could you send me a copy of the list, please?

Hi Tori, the printable version of this post is available as an ad-free paid upgrade – you can purchase it through my Gumroad store: https://gum.co/UBnsO

I quite liked your ideas, I’ll try a few, surely!

How long did it take for you guys to make 300 ideas?

Definitely took some time Vilenti, but it was definitely worth writing all of them! Our prompts reach over a million people a year and are used in literacy, poverty, and mental health programs worldwide. 🙂

These were awesome, thanks a TON

i have school work and this is one thing i do.

i do this for school work to

i do this for school work

Hello Chelle, thanks a lot for this. During these tough Covid times, I find your list to be a great idea to engage kids. Have got them started on some today. Hopefully this will be a long term engagement for them.

The prompts are grrrreat

This was really helpful i have looked for a lot of these, that have a lot of topics and only found one other good one and finished it all, i got to 17 and was like are they all this good! And they all are so thanks!

Glad you enjoyed them!

These are awesome

These are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing.

I loved looking at these prompts!! They were very helpful. I am loving writing and supporting my claims with these prompts. You should post more ideas!! Thanks for sharing the prompts.

Do you have any more?

This really was think written

I’d like to use a few of your questions in a journal for adults that I am creating for sale. I will absolutely credit you at the beginning of the book. Is that okay with you or not? I don’t want to infringe on any copyright laws. I think I used about ten of them.

Hi Kristen, you cannot use these prompts for products for sale, that would definitely be an infringement on copyright. These prompts can only be used for non-commercial use.

this is the greatest app ever

I like all the questions

thank you for all the ideas they are so good

OMG These are all very good and many questions i like all these Thankyou soooooooooooo much for these

I’m in class doing this and it is so fun yes every body is doing this

I LOVE these! My daughter and I stumbled across a post full of fun writing prompts on another website but they were more geared for adults. This list is HUGE and perfect for us to tackle together. Thank you! ❤️

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