What is the introduction to the 2nd class Hindi language?

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Usually , In schools they will start the chapter learning for 2nd class student for Hindi language.
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Since it's the primary class start your class with repeatation of the basics like swarakshar, vayanjanakshar and barahkhadi than only jump to chapter reading.
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Reading Introduction to grammar like opposite words etc
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For 2nd class, introduction consists of Revising Varnamala, barakhadi, matrayan, two to three letter words and reciting poems with 1line questions and answers.
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