Kannada at KENSRI
Language. Culture. Pride. Identity.
Kannada is more than a language; it is a symbol of the pride and self-respect of Kannadigas. With a history of over 1,500 years, Kannada has a rich literary and cultural heritage. It is a Dravidian language and the administrative language of Karnataka.
At KENSRI, students learn Kannada as a language of culture, creativity and communication while developing a deeper connection with Karnataka’s heritage.
Why Do We Study Kannada?
Kannada is not merely a language; it is a symbol of the pride and self-respect of Kannadigas. Kannada has a history of more than 1,500 years and carries a rich literary and cultural heritage. It is a Dravidian language and the administrative language of Karnataka. That is why learning Kannada is an important part of understanding the region and its people.
Students learn Kannada proverbs, idioms, poems, folk songs, sayings, similes, proverbs, suktis, lyrical songs, devotional songs, patriotic songs, stories filled with emotions, and novels.
Kannada is a source of cultural pride. Through creative learning, students develop the skills needed to understand regional languages and their cultural significance. Learning a language helps students build social connections, communicate effectively and develop a deeper understanding of the world around them.
Co-Curricular Activities in Kannada
Language Games
Simple Conversation
Creative Writing
Creative Speaking Skills
Competitions & Project Work
Competitions
- Students will receive training and guidance to participate confidently in Kannada language competitions.
- Students will be introduced to the rules and requirements of different Kannada competitions.
- Students will be encouraged to participate in various Kannada competitions and showcase their language skills.
Project Work
- Students will participate in Kannada language games and creative activities to strengthen their vocabulary and communication skills.
- Students will explore Kannada literature, proverbs, poems, folk songs and stories through engaging classroom projects.
- Students will work individually and in groups on creative projects that help them understand Kannada language and culture.