Kids learn Hindi grammar by singing an interesting song. Watch wholesome video
The video of the kids learning Hindi grammar with the help of a song was posted on Twitter.
Teachers often go beyond their scope of duty to do things that ensure that the kids get to learn in a better way. One such instance is captured in this wonderful video. It shows a group of students learning Hindi grammar in a musical way.
IAS officer Arpit Verma posted the video on his Twitter handle. “Amazing!! Watch how students learn Hindi grammar through a song and skit,” reads the translation of the caption that he shared originally in Hindi.
The video shows a few kids standing in front of the camera singing a song about different grammar rules of Hindi. Towards the end of the video, the teacher’s voice is also heard as she sings a few lines and then appreciates the performance. What is amusing in the video is that the tune they selected for the educational song is that of the popular patriotic song Aao Bachho Tumhe Dikhaye.
Take a look at the video:
The video has been posted a few days ago. Since being shared, the clip has accumulated more than 1.5 lakh views and the numbers are only increasing. The share has also gathered close to 6,700 likes. The post has prompted people to share various comments.
“Nice class,” posted an Instagram user. “Teacher’s creativity [thumbs up]. Best way to learn something for a long time,” expressed another. “Very nice teaching method,” commented a third. “Amazing,” wrote a fourth.
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