NCERT Solutions for Class 2 Maths Chapter 9 Which Season is it? (PDF) – 2027

Sample answer: I go on a vacation in summer.

1. Think of your long holiday.
2. Is it hot, cold or rainy then?
3. Write that season.

Sample answer: My birthday falls in winter.

1. Think of your birthday month.
2. Is it hot, cold or rainy then?
3. Write that season.

Sample answer: My favourite season is the rainy season. I love to jump in the water.

1. Name the season you like most.
2. Say one thing you like in it.

Sample answer: In the rainy season, the peacock dances and the frog hops.

Read the poem on pages 98–99 again. Pick one special thing about your season.

1 – Spring, 2 – Autumn, 3 – Winter, 4 – Monsoon, 5 – Summer.

1. Flowers and birds: spring.
2. Falling leaves: autumn.
3. Snow: winter. Rain: monsoon. Hot sun: summer.

31 days, 28 days, 30 days.

Look at the biggest date in each month. January: 31. February: 28. April: 30.

We use a calendar to know the day and the date.

1. It tells us today’s date.
2. It shows birthdays and festivals.
3. It helps us plan holidays.

No.

1. In 2023, February has 28 days.
2. In some years, it has 29 days.
3. This comes once in 4 years.

7 days.

1. Read the top row of the calendar: S M T W T F S.
2. Count the letters: 7.

5 Sundays.

1. The first S column is Sunday.
2. Read its dates: 30, 2, 9, 16, 23.
3. Count them: 5.

January, April, July, October, December.

1. In each month, look at the first S column.
2. Count the dates in it.
3. Pick the months with 5 dates.

In many schools: May and June.

1. Ask your teacher when school closes in summer.
2. Write those two months.

In many schools: December and January.

1. Ask your teacher when school closes in winter.
2. Write those two months.

30 days + 31 days = 61 days

April has 30 days. March has 31 days.

3 tens + 3 tens = 6 tens. 0 + 1 = 1. So, 61.

Sample answer: My birthday is on 12 March.

1. Write the month’s name on top.
2. Write 1 under the right day. Then 2, 3 …
3. Put a ring on your birthday.

Hours: cooking, playing, yoga, water tank. Days: sweater, plant. Months: vacation, season.

Done in one day? Hours. Takes many days? Days. Lasts a whole season? Months.

For Mama ji’s wedding. They went to Vijayawada, to Nani’s house.

Look at the picture of 25 Nov.: it is Mama ji’s wedding.

Sample answer: I liked the ride in the fast Vande Bharat train.

They began on 24 November. They came back on 28 November. The trip was 5 days long.

Count the days: 24, 25, 26, 27, 28. That is 5 days.

Manglagiri hills and Kondapalli fort.

1. 26 Nov.: they go to Manglagiri hills.
2. 27 Nov.: they go to Kondapalli fort by bus.

i. 6 hours: 11 o’clock to 5 o’clock.
ii. 8 hours: 9 o’clock to 5 o’clock.
They came back at 5 o’clock in the evening.

Count: 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. That is 6 hours.

i. 8:25 (morning) to 2:15 (afternoon): about 6 hours.
ii. 7:00 (evening) to 11:30 (night): 4 and a half hours.
The first journey took longer.

1:15 and 1 more hour is 2:15.

Sample answer: Yes. I went to my Nani’s village by train. I enjoyed the train ride most.

Say where you went, how you went and what you liked most. Also say one special thing about your city.

8 O’ clock

1. The short hand (hour hand) is at 8.
2. The long hand (minute hand) is at 12.

10 O’ clock

1. The short hand (hour hand) is at 10.
2. The long hand (minute hand) is at 12.

1 O’ clock

1. The short hand (hour hand) is at 1.
2. The long hand (minute hand) is at 12.

2 O’ clock

1. The short hand (hour hand) is at 2.
2. The long hand (minute hand) is at 12.

4 O’ clock

1. The short hand (hour hand) is at 4.
2. The long hand (minute hand) is at 12.

9 O’ clock

1. The short hand (hour hand) is at 9.
2. The long hand (minute hand) is at 12.

At 6 O’ clock.

1. The two hands make one straight line.
2. The shorter one points to 6.
3. The long one points to 12.

At 8 O’ clock.

1. The short hand is at 8.
2. The long hand is at 12.

At 2 O’ clock.

1. The short hand is at 2.
2. The long hand is at 12.

6 O’ clock

1. The short hand points to 6.
2. The long hand points to 12.

3 O’ clock

1. The short hand points to 3.
2. The long hand points to 12.

9 O’ clock

1. The short hand points to 9.
2. The long hand points to 12.

12 O’ clock

1. Both hands point to 12.
2. The short hand is under the long hand.

Short hand on 3. Long hand on 12.

1. Draw a long line from the middle to 12.
2. Draw a short line from the middle to 3.

Short hand on 11. Long hand on 12.

1. Draw a long line from the middle to 12.
2. Draw a short line from the middle to 11.

Short hand on 4. Long hand on 12.

1. Draw a long line from the middle to 12.
2. Draw a short line from the middle to 4.

Short hand on 9. Long hand on 12.

1. Draw a long line from the middle to 12.
2. Draw a short line from the middle to 9.

Both hands on 12.

1. Draw a long line from the middle to 12.
2. Draw a short line to 12 too. It lies on the long one.

Short hand on 6. Long hand on 12.

1. Draw a long line from the middle to 12.
2. Draw a short line from the middle to 6.

Sample answer: I study at 5 o’clock.

1. Think: when do you do it?
2. Draw the long hand to 12.
3. Draw the short hand to your hour.

Sample answer: I play at 6 o’clock.

1. Think: when do you do it?
2. Draw the long hand to 12.
3. Draw the short hand to your hour.

Sample answer: I have lunch at 1 o’clock.

1. Think: when do you do it?
2. Draw the long hand to 12.
3. Draw the short hand to your hour.

Sample answer: My age: 7 years. Mother: 32 years. Sister: 4 years. Grandmother: 60 years.

1. Ask each person their age.
2. Write the number in the box.
3. Who is the oldest? Who is the youngest?

Play this game with your class.

1. One child ties a cloth over the eyes.
2. Others say only “right”, “left” or “straight”.
3. The child walks from the last bench to the blackboard. Say “danger” to stop.

Blue line for Nia. Red line for Aastha.

In the morning, face the sun. That is East.

1. Your back is West.
2. Put out your left hand. That is North.
3. Put out your right hand. That is South.

East

1. Find Sarah. Then find Haneet.
2. Haneet is on the E side of Sarah.

West

1. Find Ali’s desk.
2. The almirah is on the wall on the W side.

North and then East.

1. Mira sits at the back, on the W side.
2. She walks to the front: North.
3. Then she walks to the middle: East.

East and then South.

Nitin sits in the front row, in the middle. Haneet and Ali sit behind him. So he steps East first. Then he walks back to the window: South.

West and then South is also right.