Peninsula Hindi School is proud to be affiliated with HindiUSA, a leading non-profit organization that has been teaching Hindi to students across the U.S. for over 25 years. We follow their cirriculum. HindiUSA has been accredited by WASC. (see here). We follow this curriculum strictly and proctor mid-terms and final exams provided by HindiUSA. 

Our beginner-friendly Hindi curriculum is thoughtfully designed for children. Through interactive lessons, songs, games, and storytelling, we make learning Hindi fun, engaging, and effective.

Whether your child is new to Hindi or building on what they already know, we support their journey every step of the way with:

• Age-appropriate Hindi textbooks

• A structured yearly curriculum

• Fun cultural activities tied to Indian festivals

• Hindi immersion through listening, speaking, reading, and writing

These Hindi enrichment classes for kids are perfect for children from Hindi-speaking families who want to improve their skills, as well as for those who are learning the language for the first time. We welcome all learners and help every child feel confident, connected, and excited about learning Hindi and exploring Indian culture.

We offer six levels:

Starter 1 A  (Ages 3-5)

• Introduction to the Hindi language through a fun, play-based environment. 

• Develop interest and confidence in listening to and speaking Hindi. 

• Focus on oral language development through songs, rhymes, stories, music, movement, and games. 

• Build listening skills through stories and interactive activities. 

• Teach numbers, colors, animals, birds, body parts, and everyday household objects.

• Respond to simple questions using single words or short phrases. 

Starter 1 B  (Ages 5-6)

• Introduce students to the Hindi language.

• Create an interest in learning Hindi and immerse students in a Hindi-speaking environment.

• Focus on oral, visual, and musical learning (no reading or writing).

• Teach numbers, colors, animals, birds, body parts, and everyday household objects.

• Learn Hindi names for different actions through games, arts and crafts, and puppet shows.

Starter 2  (Age 6 and above) 

• Develop an understanding of how Hindi is spoken through poems, stories, and songs.

• Emphasize the speaking components of Hindi.

• Understand common commands and names of everyday objects.

• Learn and write Hindi vowels, recognizing their sounds.

• Know at least two words that start with each vowel.

• Introduce Hindi consonants.

• Learn Hindi counting (1-10) in reading and writing.

Beginners 1 (Ages 7 and above) 

• Learn to read, write, and pronounce all Hindi letters.

• Know at least 3 words that begin with each letter.

• Learn how to say several Hindi phrases.

• Learn Hindi numbers from 1-20.

• Focus on new vocabulary words in conversations while teaching letters and words.

Beginners 2 (Students who have passed Beginners 1)

•  Prepare students to read and write words without maatras

• Strengthen understanding of letters and their sounds

• Converse using stories, poems, songs, etc.

•  Learn about Indian culture—Animals, Food, Arts, Festivals, Dresses

Intermediate 1 (Students who have passed Beginners 1)

•  Learn read and write all the maatra in Hindi. 

• Translate simple sentences from English to Hindi and vice versa

• Prepare children to read Hindi fluently and converse using simple complete sentences

• Learn Hindi numbers 51–75