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NCERT Class 1 Maths Chapter 8 Solutions | Fun with Numbers (Numbers 21 to 99) | Free PDF

Free NCERT solutions for Class 1 Joyful Mathematics Chapter 8 - Fun with Numbers. Learn counting 21-99, tens and ones, number names, skip counting (2s, 5s, 10s). Complete answers with explanations. PDF download.

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Fun with Numbers Numbers 21 to 100 • Pages 84-97

Complete NCERT solutions for Class 1 Joyful Mathematics Chapter 8. In this chapter, children expand their counting skills from 21 all the way up to 100. They learn to visualize numbers using Groups of Ten (tens frames, bundles of sticks, strings of beads) and explore number patterns and sequences.

Chapter Overview

Chapter 8
Fun with Numbers
Pages 84-97
Joyful Mathematics
Numbers to 100
Tens and Ones

Concepts Covered in this Chapter

Tens and Ones

Grouping by 10

Tens Frames

Visualizing 10s & 20s

Counting 21-50

Number names & sequence

Counting 51-100

Number names & sequence

Bundles of Sticks

Counting large quantities

Ginladi (Beads)

Locating numbers on string

Number Grid (1-100)

Missing numbers game

Warli Painting

Counting in art

Chapter Solutions

1 Packing Oranges - Numbers 21 to 30 (Pages 84-86)

🍊 Concept: Boxes of 10

Simran packs oranges in boxes. Each box holds exactly 10 oranges.
If she has 2 full boxes, that is 20 oranges.
If she has 2 full boxes and 1 loose orange, that is 21 (Twenty One).
This helps us understand that numbers in the 20s are made of "Two Tens" and some "Ones".

Page 86: Write 21 to 30 in the sequence.

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

The green boxes are the ones you need to fill in.

2 Numbers 31 to 50 (Page 87)

Let us count the number of flowers and the number of neem daatun (sticks).

Notice how 3 garlands/bundles of 10 makes 30. Then add loose ones (31, 32...). 4 bundles makes 40.

Fill in the missing numbers based on the pictures:

3 garlands + 3 loose =
33
Thirty Three
3 garlands + 4 loose =
34
Thirty Four
3 garlands + 7 loose =
37
Thirty Seven
3 garlands + 8 loose =
38
Thirty Eight

3 Missing Numbers (41-50) & Ginladi (Pages 88-89)

Page 88: Numbers 41 to 50 (Bundles of Sticks)

4 bundles + 2 loose =
42
Forty Two
4 bundles + 4 loose =
44
Forty Four
4 bundles + 7 loose =
47
Forty Seven
4 bundles + 8 loose =
48
Forty Eight

Page 88: B. Write the number on the number cards placed on the ginladi (Bead String).

The ginladi changes color every 10 beads (e.g., 10 yellow, 10 blue, 10 yellow, 10 blue...). Count carefully from the start!

4
Given
15
Box 2
26
Box 3
38
Box 4
49
Box 5

Page 89: Count and write the numbers (Fill in the boxes).

i. 4 garlands of flowers + 5 loose flowers = 45

ii. 3 bundles of sticks + 8 loose sticks = 38

iii. 4 pencil cups (10 each) + 2 loose pencils = 42

4 Counting from 51 to 100 (Pages 90-93)

The pattern continues!
5 bundles = 50 (Fifty). 5 bundles + 1 stick = 51 (Fifty One)
6 bundles = 60 (Sixty). 6 bundles + 2 sticks = 62 (Sixty Two)
...all the way to 10 bundles = 100 (One Hundred)!

Page 91: Fill in the missing numbers (51 to 60)

5 bundles + 6 loose = 56
5 bundles + 7 loose = 57
5 bundles + 8 loose = 58
6 bundles + 0 loose = 60

Page 92: Fill in the missing numbers (61 to 80)

6 bundles + 3 loose = 63
6 bundles + 8 loose = 68
7 bundles + 3 loose = 73
7 bundles + 9 loose = 79

Page 93: Fill in the missing numbers (81 to 100)

8 bundles + 2 loose = 82
8 bundles + 8 loose = 88
9 bundles + 2 loose = 92
9 bundles + 6 loose = 96
9 bundles + 9 loose = 99

5 Count and write the numbers (Grid Game) (Page 95)

Make a slide and ladder game by filling the missing numbers from 1 to 100.

Note: The grid goes backwards, starting with 100 at the top left and ending with 1 at the bottom left. Here are the missing numbers you need to fill in:

  • Row 100-91: 99, 94, 93, 91
  • Row 81-90: 85, 89
  • Row 80-71: 78, 75
  • Row 61-70: 64, 67, 70
  • Row 60-51: 60, 57, 55
  • Row 41-50: 44, 46, 47, 49
  • Row 40-31: 39, 35
  • Row 21-30: 23, 26, 29
  • Row 20-11: 14
  • Row 1-10: 4, 7, 10

6 Look at the Picture - Warli Painting (Page 96)

🎨 Cultural Note: Warli Painting

Warli art is a beautiful tribal art mostly created by the tribal people from the North Sahyadri Range in Maharashtra, India. It uses basic shapes like circles, triangles, and lines to show scenes from daily life.

C. How many houses are there?

Answer: There is 1 house in the picture.

D. How many people are there in the picture?

Answer: Count all the stick figures. There are 8 people in the picture (climbing tree, driving cart, dancing, walking, etc.).

G. Which part of India is famous for 'Warli' painting?

Answer: Maharashtra (Specifically the North Sahyadri Range region).

Extra Practice Questions

Q1. If you have 6 bundles of 10 sticks, and 5 loose sticks, what is the number?

Answer: The number is 65 (Sixty Five).

Q2. Write the number name for 89.

Answer: Eighty Nine.

Q3. What comes exactly between 49 and 51?

Answer: 50 (Fifty).

Key Vocabulary Words

Twenty Thirty Forty Fifty Sixty Seventy Eighty Ninety Hundred Bundle Group of Ten

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