KSEAB SSLC FL Hindi study plan
KSEAB SSLC FL Hindi · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Prose (Gadya) – prescribed textbook lessons: comprehension, theme, character and value-based questions & Grammar (Vyakaran) – sandhi, samas, taddhit, kridant, upsarg, pratyay, vachya, kaal, muhavare and lokoktiyan
Read every prescribed Gadya lesson once aloud and write a 40-word summary of each in your own words
List the central theme and two character traits for each prose lesson in a two-column table
Revise sandhi by writing 25 split-and-join exercises covering swar and vyanjan sandhi
Build a personal error log with every sandhi mistake you make and its correct rule
Your checkpoint
A notebook section with one 40-word summary plus a theme/character table for all Gadya lessons, and 25 solved sandhi exercises with an error log
Prose (Gadya) – prescribed textbook lessons: comprehension, theme, character and value-based questions & Grammar (Vyakaran) – sandhi, samas, taddhit, kridant, upsarg, pratyay, vachya, kaal, muhavare and lokoktiyan
Answer 10 value-based and inference questions from Gadya lessons in full sentences
Memorise five key quotations per prose lesson and state the context of each
Practise samas by classifying 30 compound words into their types with reasons
Self-test sandhi and samas under a 25-minute timed set and score it
Your checkpoint
A handwritten answer sheet of 10 prose long answers plus a scored 25-minute sandhi-samas test with corrections
Poetry (Padya) – prescribed poems: central idea, poetic devices, explanation and appreciation & Grammar (Vyakaran) – sandhi, samas, taddhit, kridant, upsarg, pratyay, vachya, kaal, muhavare and lokoktiyan
Recite each prescribed poem aloud twice and write its central idea in 50 words
Identify and label at least four poetic devices per poem with the exact line quoted
Explain eight difficult verses in simple Hindi prose
Complete 30 taddhit and kridant derivation exercises and note the suffix used
Your checkpoint
A poetry chart listing central idea, devices with quoted lines, and verse explanations for every poem, plus 30 solved taddhit/kridant items
Poetry (Padya) – prescribed poems: central idea, poetic devices, explanation and appreciation & Composition and Writing Skills – essay/letter/report/notice writing, paragraph and dialogue writing
Write appreciation paragraphs of 80 words for four poems using a fixed structure: theme, device, effect, personal response
Draft two full essays of 250 words each, one descriptive and one reflective, within 35 minutes
Outline the format and layout of a formal letter and a notice, then produce one clean sample of each
Check your essay drafts against a self-made rubric for structure, vocabulary and grammar
Your checkpoint
Two timed 250-word essays, one formal letter, one notice, and four 80-word poetry appreciations
Supplementary Reading (Puraka Patha) – non-detailed text: story/essay based comprehension and inference & Unseen Passage and Applied Comprehension – apathit gadyansh/padyansh, vocabulary in context
Read all Puraka Patha texts and write a 60-word gist plus two inference questions for each
Practise three unseen gadyansh passages, answering vocabulary-in-context items without a dictionary
Practise two unseen padyansh passages and state the implied meaning of each stanza
Record ten new words per passage with meaning and one original sentence each
Your checkpoint
A comprehension workbook containing five solved unseen passages with a 40-word vocabulary log
Grammar (Vyakaran) – sandhi, samas, taddhit, kridant, upsarg, pratyay, vachya, kaal, muhavare and lokoktiyan & Composition and Writing Skills – essay/letter/report/notice writing, paragraph and dialogue writing
Drill upsarg and pratyay by forming 40 derived words and marking the affix in each
Convert 20 sentences across vachya and kaal changes and justify each transformation
Learn 30 muhavare and lokoktiyan and use each in an original sentence
Write one report and one dialogue of 10 turns on a school-related situation
Your checkpoint
A grammar drill file of 60 solved items across upsarg, pratyay, vachya and kaal, plus a 30-idiom usage list, one report and one dialogue
Unseen Passage and Applied Comprehension – apathit gadyansh/padyansh, vocabulary in context & Translation and Language Use – Hindi-to-English/English-to-Hindi translation, sentence transformation
Translate ten Hindi sentences into English and ten English sentences into Hindi, checking tense and register
Transform 25 sentences between direct and indirect speech, active and passive, and simple to compound
Complete two timed unseen-passage sets of 20 minutes each and review every wrong answer
Compile a one-page personal list of recurring translation and transformation errors
Your checkpoint
A translation and transformation portfolio of 45 solved items with a one-page error summary
Project/Internal Assessment Component – as prescribed by KSEAB for first language Hindi & Prose (Gadya) – prescribed textbook lessons: comprehension, theme, character and value-based questions & Poetry (Padya) – prescribed poems: central idea, poetic devices, explanation and appreciation
Assemble the KSEAB-prescribed project file with all required sections, neat labelling and a contents page
Re-read all Gadya summaries and poetry charts and recite each poem from memory once
Attempt two full-length mock papers under exam timing and mark them strictly
Rework every item in your error log until you can solve it without notes
Your checkpoint
A completed project file plus two scored mock papers with a corrected error log showing zero unresolved items
Milestones
Week 2: You can summarise every Gadya lesson in 40 words, answer value-based questions in full sentences, and score at least 70% on a timed sandhi-samas set
Week 4: You can state the central idea and four devices for every poem and produce a 250-word essay, a formal letter and a notice within time limits
Week 6: You can classify compounds and derivations correctly, transform 20 sentences across vachya and kaal, and use 30 idioms in original sentences
Week 8: Project file submitted, both mock papers scored at or above your target, and every error-log item re-solved correctly without notes