About this worksheet
Hindi line practice (रेखा अभ्यास) sheet 8 for Nursery – slanting lines drawn on the four-line rules of a Hindi notebook. This free printable Nursery (Balvatika 1) Hindi worksheet is made for children aged 3–4 years. It is levelled for the Foundational Stage (NEP 2020) using NCF-FS 2022 guidelines and suits CBSE, ICSE and state board students. It builds towards the NIPUN Bharat goal: "Holds a pencil properly and makes strokes – early writing readiness". Use it for daily home practice, holiday homework, revision before tests or as a classroom activity. Download the A4 PDF for free – no sign-up needed – and print it in colour or black and white. ( हिंदी वर्कशीट – मुफ्त डाउनलोड और प्रिंट करें।)
🇮🇳 Curriculum alignment
| NEP 2020 stage | Foundational Stage (NEP 2020) |
|---|---|
| Pre-primary level | Balvatika 1 |
| Framework | NCF-FS 2022 |
| NIPUN Bharat goal | Holds a pencil properly and makes strokes – early writing readiness |
Levelled using official national guidelines. How we level our worksheets
✏️ What your child will do
This is a full page of slanting lines on Hindi four-line rules. Your child joins each green dot to the red dot, row by row, Every stroke goes diagonally, from the green dot to the red dot.
🎯 What your child will learn
- Drawing slanting lines in the correct direction
- Keeping strokes between the lines of a Hindi notebook
- Pencil grip, control and hand–eye coordination
- Getting ready to write Hindi letters (अक्षर)
👣 How to do it
- Sit at a table with the sheet straight in front of your child.
- Hold the pencil with the thumb and first two fingers.
- Put the pencil on the green dot (start) of the first row.
- Draw the line diagonally, from the green dot to the red dot and stop exactly at the red dot.
- Finish the row, then move to the next one.
- Look back at the page and circle the neatest line together.
💡 Tips for parents
- Show the green (start) and red (stop) dots before your child begins.
- Let your child say the direction aloud – 'ऊपर से नीचे', 'बाएँ से दाएँ'.
- Two or three neat rows are better than a full page done in a hurry.
- Keep it to 10–15 minutes – stop while your child is still enjoying it.
