NCERT Class 4 Maths
Class 4 Maths: Maths Mela chapter-wise practice
Maths Mela is full of stories, fairs and family trips, and the maths sits inside them. We keep that spirit. Your child works with place value blocks, fraction pieces, clocks, maps and money on the screen, and when an answer is wrong the explanation shows why, step by step, instead of just marking it red.
- 14 chapters
- 789 practice questions
Maths Mela
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Chapter 1 Shapes Around Us
Explore 3D shapes around us by naming solids, counting faces/edges/corners, and sorting prisms, pyramids and curved solids.
Topics: Name 3D shapes, Faces and surfaces, Edges and corners, Prisms and pyramids, Sort 3D shapes, Models and nets
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Chapter 2 Hide and Seek
Use views, positions, rows and columns to describe objects and simple box buildings from different directions.
Topics: Views of objects, Same object, different drawing, Rows and columns, Grid positions, Relative position, Box buildings
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Chapter 3 Patterns Around Us
Count in groups, read money patterns, identify odd/even numbers, and continue repeating and growing patterns.
Topics: Count in groups, Money patterns, Odd and even, Repeating patterns, Growing patterns, Number patterns
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Chapter 4 Thousands Around Us
Build numbers beyond 1000 using place value, expanded form, comparison, number lines and digit cards.
Topics: Numbers to 10,000, Place value Th-H-T-O, Expanded form, Compare and order, Number line, Make numbers with digits
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Chapter 5 Sharing and Measuring
Use paper folding and sharing stories to understand equal parts, halves, quarters, notation, comparison and fair shares.
Topics: Equal parts, Halves and quarters, Fraction notation, Compare unit fractions, Fractions of quantities, Fair sharing
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Chapter 6 Measuring Length
Measure length using metres, centimetres and millimetres, estimate sensible units, read scales and compare routes.
Topics: Length words, Metre, centimetre, millimetre, Estimate and choose units, Read a scale, Half and quarter metre, Compare routes
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Chapter 7 The Cleanest Village
Use the Mawlynnong trip and shopping context to practise reading price lists, adding costs, finding change and number pairs.
Topics: Read price lists, Add money amounts, Find change, Column addition and subtraction, Trip information, Number pairs
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Chapter 8 Weigh It, Pour It
Estimate, compare and calculate with weight and capacity using kg, g, L, mL, balances and everyday packets.
Topics: Weight units, Fractions of a kilogram, Balance and compare weights, Estimate weights, Capacity units, Packing and repeated weights
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Chapter 9 Equal Groups
Use animal jumps, gardens and arrays to connect multiples, multiplication, division, doubling and common multiples.
Topics: Multiples as jumps, Multiplication statements, Division statements, Arrays, Doubling and halving, Common multiples
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Chapter 10 Elephants, Tigers, and Leopards
Reason with NIM, addition charts, reverse-and-add puzzles, wildlife population sums, estimates and simple fractions.
Topics: NIM strategy, Addition chart patterns, Reverse and add, Four-digit addition, Estimate sums and differences, Fractions in information
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Chapter 11 Fun with Symmetry
Explore mirror symmetry by folding, completing grid shapes, counting symmetry lines and making tile patterns.
Topics: Mirror halves, Line of symmetry, Complete symmetric shapes, Symmetry in polygons, Tiles and rangometry, Nature symmetry
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Chapter 12 Ticking Clocks and Turning Calendar
Read calendars and clocks, compare leap-year February, connect AM/PM with digital time, and calculate simple durations.
Topics: Calendar dates, Leap year February, AM, PM and 24-hour time, Read clocks, Duration, Daily schedules
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Chapter 13 The Transport Museum
Build multiplication tables beyond 10 using tens, splitting, doubling, division by 10/100 and transport-ticket stories.
Topics: Times-10, Tables 11 to 20, Split arrays, Double products, Division by 10 and 100, Multiplication and division stories
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Chapter 14 Data Handling
Collect responses, organise them in tables and pictographs, and answer most/least/total/difference questions from data.
Topics: Ask a clear data question, Record responses, Frequency table, Read pictographs, Compare data, Two-way tables
Where does the study time go?
By Class 3 the day fills up quickly: school, the bus or van ride, homework, maybe a dance or cricket class. There is hardly any time left to go over what was taught that day, and weekends disappear into birthday parties and errands. Fifteen focused minutes on the right topic does more than an hour spent flipping through a guide book.
Tuition is fine, and plenty of children need it. But a tutor with eight or ten children in one batch cannot sit with each of them, and cannot always keep track of what the school did that week. Sometimes the tuition follows its own order of chapters, the child ends up juggling two plans for the same subject, and the confusion shows up in the next test.
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