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10 lines on my grandparents for kids

"My grandparents" is a warm topic for speaking and writing, and for Grandparents' Day events at school. Here are simple lines for every class, a short speech and words to describe grandparents.

By the Eloqova team · Updated 30 October 2026

Make it your own: Swap in your child's own details where they fit, so the lines are true and easy to remember. Say the lines aloud before writing them; speaking first makes writing easier.

5 lines on my grandparents for UKG and Class 1

  1. I love my grandparents.
  2. My Dadaji tells me stories.
  3. My Dadiji makes tasty food.
  4. They play with me.
  5. My grandparents love me a lot.

10 lines on my grandparents for Classes 1 to 3

  1. My grandparents live with us.
  2. I call my grandfather Dadaji and my grandmother Dadiji.
  3. Dadaji goes for a walk every morning.
  4. He tells me stories about the old days.
  5. Dadiji makes the most delicious parathas.
  6. She teaches me prayers and songs.
  7. They help me with my homework.
  8. They never scold me, even when I am naughty.
  9. I take care of them when they are unwell.
  10. My grandparents are my best friends.

10 lines on my grandparents for Classes 4 and 5

  1. My grandparents are the roots of our family.
  2. My grandfather was a ___ and has many interesting stories from his work.
  3. He teaches me chess and never lets me win easily.
  4. My grandmother knows the names of all the plants in our garden.
  5. She tells me stories from the Panchatantra every night.
  6. They teach me values like honesty, patience and respect.
  7. They remember the birthdays of every person in the family.
  8. When my parents are busy, my grandparents are always there for me.
  9. I help them use the phone and video call our relatives.
  10. I am lucky to have grandparents who love me so much.

A short speech on my grandparents (Classes 3 to 5)

Good morning, everyone. Today I want to talk about my favourite people, my grandparents.

My Dadaji is my storyteller. Every night, he tells me stories about his school days, when he walked three kilometres to school. My Dadiji is my best cook and my first teacher. She taught me my first prayer and my first song.

Grandparents give us love, wisdom and time. Let us spend time with them, listen to their stories and take care of them, just as they take care of us. Thank you.

Useful words for talking about my grandparents

  • loving
  • caring
  • wise
  • patient
  • gentle
  • kind
  • experienced
  • storyteller
  • blessings
  • values
  • respect
  • traditions
  • memories
  • family
  • elders
  • grateful
  • cheerful
  • protective
  • advice
  • affection

How to practise at home

  1. Ask your child to interview a grandparent about their childhood and add one fact to the lines.
  2. Use the right names: Dadaji, Nanaji, Nani or Dadi.
  3. Turn the lines into a card and read it to them on a video call.
  4. Record the speech for the grandparents; they'll treasure it.

Questions parents ask

How do I write 10 lines on my grandparents?

Write who they are, what they do every day, what they teach you, a special memory, and how you take care of them.

What are 5 lines on my grandparents for UKG?

I love my grandparents. My Dadaji tells me stories. My Dadiji makes tasty food. They play with me. My grandparents love me a lot.

When is Grandparents' Day?

Many countries mark it in September, and many Indian schools hold their own Grandparents' Day during the year.

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