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लेखन — Hindi Handwriting Practice Worksheets (लेखन)

Free printable Hindi handwriting practice worksheets (लेखन) — trace letters and words on four-line Devanagari practice paper, with the shirorekha (top line) to guide neat writing.

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हिन्दी लेखन अभ्यास

Print the handwriting worksheet and practise forming each letter on the four ruled lines, always drawing the shirorekha (the line across the top). Start by tracing the grey letters, then write them yourself.

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What your child will learn

  • Form Hindi letters with the correct strokes
  • Write on the shirorekha (top line) correctly
  • Keep letters even in size on ruled lines
  • Practise writing simple words neatly

Tips for parents & teachers

  • Always draw the shirorekha as part of the letter
  • Trace slowly before writing independently
  • Use four-line paper to keep letters even
  • Praise effort — neatness grows with practice

How to Use This Worksheet

  1. 1Warm up by tracing the grey letters.
  2. 2Follow the four lines to keep letters even.
  3. 3Write slowly — neatness before speed.
  4. 4Say the letter or word as you write it.
  5. 5Finish with one line written independently.

Recommended practice: 5–10 minutes a day.

हिन्दी · Learning at home

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.

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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

Frequently Asked Questions

Trace letters and words on ruled Hindi practice paper, forming each stroke in the right order and drawing the shirorekha (top line). Short, daily practice builds neat handwriting.

The shirorekha is the horizontal line across the top of most Devanagari letters. It is part of the letter and joins letters into words, so it should be written every time.

It suits children aged 4 to 7 who are ready to write letters and simple words.

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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