Class 2 Maths Chapter 9, Which Season is it? (Measurement of Time & Direction), links the five Indian seasons (Vasanta, Grishma, Varsha, Sharad, Shishir/Winter) with the 12 months of the calendar, reading hours on a clock, comparing short vs long durations, and reading simple school maps with East, West, North, and South.
What Class 2 Mathematics Chapter 9 Covers
Seasons, Months & Reading a Calendar: Matching festivals, clothes, and fruits to Summer, Monsoon, Winter, and Spring across the 12 months of the year and reading dates and days on a monthly calendar.
Reading the Clock & Duration of Events: Sequencing daily routines, comparing which activities take longer, and reading full hours on an analog clock.
Directions & Simple Maps: Identifying East (sunrise), West (sunset), North, and South, and tracing paths on a classroom and neighbourhood map using left, right, forward, and backward turns.
Exercises in Chapter 9
- Calendar & Seasons Activities (Pages 93–97): Fill in the months table, festivals calendar, and order of days of the week.
- Clock Time & Direction Map (Pages 98–103): Write the time shown on clocks and answer direction questions from the school-gate map.
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FAQ
Which Indian seasons are introduced in Chapter 9 Which Season is it?
Spring (Vasanta), Summer (Grishma), Monsoon (Varsha), Autumn (Sharad), and Winter (Shishir/Hemanta).
How do you find East and West when standing facing the rising sun?
When you face the rising sun, East is in front of you, West is behind you, North is to your left, and South is to your right.