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General Knowledge Class 1 - Maths Fun Notes

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Maths Fun

Welcome to the chapter on Maths Fun for Class 1. In this chapter, you will enjoy simple and interesting math activities, puzzles, and games. By the end of this chapter, you will see how much fun maths can be!

Introduction

Maths is not just about numbers—it's about playing, thinking, and solving puzzles! Let's have fun with maths together.

Counting Fun

  • Count the number of apples in a basket.
  • Count your toys and write the number.
  • Count the steps from your room to the kitchen.

Shape Hunt

Look for shapes around you. Can you find something that is a circle, square, or triangle? Draw or name them!

Simple Puzzles

  • What comes next? 2, 4, 6, 8, ___
  • Which is more: 5 or 8?
  • If you have 3 red balls and 2 blue balls, how many balls do you have in all?

Maths Games

  • Play "Hopscotch" and count your jumps.
  • Play "Snakes and Ladders" and say the numbers aloud.
  • Make a number train with blocks or cards.

Fun Activity: Number Art

Draw a big number on paper and decorate it with colors, stickers, or drawings of things you like!

Summary

  • Maths can be fun with games, puzzles, and activities.
  • You can find maths in your home, school, and playground.
  • Counting, shapes, and numbers are all around you!

Practice Questions

  1. How many wheels does a bicycle have?
  2. What shape is a clock?
  3. Count and write the number of fingers on your hand.
  4. Which is bigger: 7 or 3?
  5. Draw a triangle and color it.

Challenge Yourself

  • Make a pattern using colors or shapes (like red, blue, red, blue...)
  • Find five things in your house that are round.

Did You Know?

  • Zero means nothing, but it is very important in maths!
  • You use maths every day when you count, share, or play.

Glossary

  • Count: To say numbers in order.
  • Shape: The form of something (circle, square, triangle).
  • Pattern: Something that repeats in a certain way.

Answers to Practice Questions

  1. Two
  2. Circle (most clocks are round)
  3. Five
  4. 7 is bigger than 3
  5. (Student's own drawing)

Maths is everywhere—keep playing, counting, and having fun!

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