NCERT Class 2 Maths
Class 2 Maths: Joyful Mathematics chapter-wise practice
Joyful Mathematics teaches through things a child can touch and count: mangoes, toys, coins and beads. The practice here does the same. Children count, slide beads, pay with rupee coins and sort shapes, and every answer comes with a picture that shows why.
- 11 chapters
- 458 practice questions
Joyful Mathematics
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Chapter 1 A Day at the Beach
Count beach objects in groups, make tens and ones, and reach 100 with blocks, trays and beads.
Topics: Counting objects in groups, Making tens, Tens and ones, Numbers up to 100, Skip counting by tens
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Chapter 2 Shapes Around Us
Look at solid shapes around us: cube, cuboid, cone, cylinder and sphere, with faces, edges and corners.
Topics: Solid shapes in objects, Cube and cuboid, Cone, cylinder and sphere, Faces, edges and corners, Odd one out by shape
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Chapter 3 Fun with Numbers
Play on number lines and number charts to read, compare and skip count numbers from 1 to 100.
Topics: Reading numbers to 100, Number line moves, Before, after and between, Comparing numbers, Skip-counting patterns
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Chapter 4 Shadow Story (Togalu)
Explore shadows and traced flat shapes such as circle, rectangle, triangle and square.
Topics: Shadows show outlines, Tracing flat shapes, Circle and oval, Square, rectangle and triangle, Making shapes from parts
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Chapter 5 Playing with Lines
Spot standing, sleeping, slanting, straight and curved lines in yoga poses, dots and drawings.
Topics: Standing and sleeping lines, Slanting lines, Curved lines, Straight and not straight, Patterns with lines
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Chapter 6 Decoration for Festival
Add and subtract two-digit numbers using flowers, tens, ones, bead strings and number paths.
Topics: Adding tens and ones, Adding on a number path, Subtraction as taking away, Finding the missing part, Checking with tens and ones
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Chapter 7 Rani’s Gift
Measure and compare length, height, weight and capacity using fair units.
Topics: Need for same units, Longer and shorter paths, Taller and shorter heights, Heavier and lighter, Holds more or less
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Chapter 8 Grouping and Sharing
Make equal groups, repeated addition, times language and sharing.
Topics: Equal groups, Repeated addition, Times language, Sharing equally, Left over objects
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Chapter 9 Which Season is it?
Read seasons, months, days, clocks and directions such as east, west, north and south.
Topics: Seasons of the year, Months in order, Days and dates, Reading o’clock and half past, Daily routine order, Directions: east, west, north and south
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Chapter 10 Fun at the Fair
Use Indian coins and notes to count money, spend from a budget and find money left.
Topics: Recognising Indian money, Counting coin and note values, Total cost, Money left, Choosing affordable items
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Chapter 11 Data Handling
Collect and read data, then solve simple puzzles with paths, patterns, shapes and number tricks.
Topics: Collecting data, Reading a table, Picture charts, Most and least, More, less and equal, Puzzles with paths, patterns and number tricks
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