Hindi Varnamala Worksheets
Hindi varnamala worksheets introduce children to the Devanagari script in a calm, structured way. From swar (vowels) to vyanjan (consonants), each free printable PDF helps little ones recognise and trace letters while connecting them to everyday Hindi words.
- Ages 3–7
- Beginner friendly
- Free printable PDF
- Print at home
- Great for families abroad
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- Day 1Vowels (Swar)Learn and trace the Hindi vowels.
- Day 2Consonants (Vyanjan)Start the consonants, a few at a time.
- Day 3Numbers 1–20Count and trace the Hindi numerals.
- Day 4First words (Reading)Read simple, familiar words.
- Day 5HandwritingPractise neat writing on ruled lines.
- Day 6BarahkhadiJoin consonants with the 12 matras.
- Day 7ReviewRevisit favourites and celebrate!
Complete Hindi Worksheets Pack
Get all swar, vyanjan, barahkhadi, numbers, reading and handwriting in one clean printable PDF — ready to print, no watermark.
More Hindi Varnamala practice
Beyond the alphabet — barakhadi, numbers, reading and handwriting worksheets.
Swar — vowels (13)
Tap any letter to open its free printable tracing worksheet and parent tips.
Vyanjan — consonants (36)
Learning Hindi Outside India?
TinyLearn Printables makes Hindi learning easier for children growing up outside India. These printable activities let families practise the varnamala, matras, numbers, tracing and beginner vocabulary at home — a simple, screen-free way to help your child read Devanagari and stay connected with family and heritage.
Families in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, the UAE, Singapore and New Zealand — and anywhere in the world — can use these free printable activities for beginner Hindi learning at home.
Great for:
- Beginners learning the Hindi varnamala for the first time
- Children growing up abroad learning Hindi at home
- Homeschool and parent-led learning
- Weekend Hindi practice for busy families
- Talking and reading with Hindi-speaking grandparents
Hindi Varnamala — Questions Parents Ask
The varnamala is the Hindi alphabet, written in the Devanagari script. It is made up of swar (vowels) and vyanjan (consonants) that combine to form every Hindi word.
Begin with the swar (vowels) — अ, आ, इ, ई — then move on to common vyanjan like क, ख, ग. Tracing one or two letters a day works beautifully.
Yes. Many Indian families raise bilingual children happily. Pair these Hindi worksheets with our ABC tracing sheets so your child grows confident in both scripts.
Yes. They're designed for beginner learners and can be used by children anywhere in the world, including Indian families in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, the UAE, Singapore and New Zealand.
No. The worksheets start from the very first letters, so children who have never seen Devanagari can begin here and learn to recognise and trace each letter step by step.
Yes. They work well for homeschool and parent-led learning — print what you need and practise a little each day at home.
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