Class 2nd Mathematics
What is Long, What is Round?
Class 2 Maths Chapter 1 What is Long, What is Round?Pointed at one end, flat at the other, but round like a pipe. Guess what it is?
Counting in Groups
Class 2 Maths Chapter 2 Counting in Groups: There are 3 lines with 3 pairs of shoes in each line. That makes 9 pairs of shoes.
How Much Can You Carry?
Class 2 Maths Chapter 3 How Much Can You Carry?The sacks of woollen cloth became heavy on absorbing water, so the donkey felt heavier.
Counting in Tens
Class 2 Maths Chapter 4 Counting in Tens: How many garlands of 10 flowers each can you make using 21 flowers? Draw them in the space below.
Patterns
Class 2 Maths Chapter 5 Patterns: Look at the picture and help Binni in matching which piece is of the same pattern.
Footprints
Class 2 Maths Chapter 6 Footprints: When Bholu came with his camera, all he saw was the footprints of these animals.
Jugs and Mugs
Class 2 Maths Chapter 7 Jugs and Mugs: Yes, it is casier to pour into a glass from a jug than a bucket.
Tens and Ones
Class 2 Maths Chapter 8 Tens and Ones: Can you do this without Uncle’s help? Draw the 10-rupee notes and 1-rupee coins you will give for these things.
My Funday
Class 2 Maths Chapter 9 My Funday: Monday is happy to be the first day of the week. Now you tell—
- Mock Test
- Sectional Test
- Advance Test
- Previous Year Test
Add our Points
Class 2 Maths Chapter 10 Add our Points: Prabha is going to her grandmother, who lives in the next village. She wants to take 15 kg sugarcane.
Lines and Lines
Class 2 Maths Chapter 11 Lines and Lines: Collect used matchsticks. Have fun making numbers and letters with these.
Give and Take
Class 2 Maths Chapter 12 Give and Take: Now you find how many necklaces and loose beads the other children take
The Longest Step
Class 2 Maths Chapter 13 The Longest Step: Three friends — a rabbit, an elephant and a deer — were playing together in a park.
Birds Come, Birds Go
Class 2 Maths Chapter 14 Birds Come, Birds Go: In the same way, we will add the number of swans and cranes.
How Many Ponytails?
Class 2 Maths Chapter 15 How Many Ponytails?: The different fruits are bananas. mangoes, oranges and apples.