UPMSP High School Sindhi study plan

Read the first two prescribed prose lessons aloud twice, marking unfamiliar words and key sentences.

Summarize each lesson in 5–6 Sindhi sentences, focusing on plot, characters, and theme.

Create a vocabulary log of 20 new words from the lessons with Sindhi meanings and example sentences.

Answer all end-of-lesson questions in writing for the first two lessons.

Read the remaining prescribed prose lessons and annotate main ideas and character sketches.

Compare themes across at least three lessons in a short paragraph.

Prepare character sketches of two major characters from different lessons.

Solve 15 objective-type questions (MCQs) based on the prose lessons.

Memorize and recite at least three prescribed poems with correct pronunciation and rhythm.

Explain the central idea of each poem in 4–5 Sindhi sentences.

Identify and list five poetic devices (e.g., simile, metaphor, alliteration) used in the poems.

Write brief answers to textbook questions on the poems.

Analyze the cultural and historical context of two prescribed poems.

Write a short essay (150–200 words) on the relevance of Sindhi poetry to cultural identity.

Memorize and recite two additional poems.

Create a timeline of major Sindhi literary periods and note one poet from each.

Review Sindhi grammar rules: noun genders, verb conjugations, and sentence structure.

Complete 30 fill-in-the-blank and error-correction exercises.

Practice transforming sentences between active and passive voice, and direct and indirect speech.

Learn 20 common idioms and use them in sentences.

Write two formal letters (e.g., application for leave, complaint) in Sindhi.

Write one essay (200–250 words) on a current social issue.

Translate 20 English sentences into Sindhi and 20 Sindhi sentences into English, focusing on everyday vocabulary.

Compile a list of 30 technical terms (e.g., education, health) with Sindhi equivalents.

Read 5 unseen Sindhi passages and answer comprehension questions (main idea, inference, vocabulary).

Practice summarizing each passage in 3–4 sentences.

Time yourself to complete one passage with questions in 15 minutes.

Identify and note 10 new words from the passages.

Take a full-length mock exam under timed conditions (3 hours).

Review incorrect answers and revise weak areas from all domains.

Re-read summaries and notes from weeks 1–7.

Practice reciting two poems and writing one letter for final revision.