Worksheets

Class 1 worksheets, chapter by chapter

Free maths worksheets for Class 1, following the NCERT Class 1 Joyful Mathematics and Class 2 Joyful Mathematics textbooks. 7 worksheets, 28 questions, each in English, हिन्दी and मराठी with an answer key and a one-line explanation. The questions are our own, written in the style of each chapter and drafted with AI help; every answer was checked, and they are waiting for review by practising teachers.

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Maths: NCERT Class 1 Joyful Mathematics and Class 2 Joyful Mathematics

Mango Treat (Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 3): Mango Treat (numbers 1 to 9) worksheet · 4 questions
Making 10 (Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 4): Making 10 (numbers 10 to 20) worksheet · 3 questions
How Many? (Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 5): How Many? (adding and taking away) worksheet · 3 questions
Vegetable Farm (Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 6): Addition worksheet · 5 questions
Fun with Numbers (Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 8): Fun with Numbers (21 to 99) worksheet · 3 questions
How Many Times? (Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 11): How Many Times? (equal groups) worksheet · 5 questions
How Much Can We Spend? (Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 12): How Much Can We Spend? (money) worksheet · 5 questions
Decoration for Festival (Class 2 Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 6): Addition worksheet · 5 questions

NCERT books for Class 1

Maths: Joyful Mathematics, 13 chapters (Reprint 2026-27)
English: Mridang, 9 chapters (Reprint 2026-27)
Hindi: Sarangi, 19 chapters (Reprint 2026-27)

Worked example: Making 10

Joyful Mathematics, Chapter 4. Meena has 6 bangles. How many more does she need to make 10?

Start at 6 and count on: 7, 8, 9, 10.
That is 4 counts, so she needs 4 more.

Check: 6 + 4 = 10. (Our own example.)

Class 1: questions and answers

Which NCERT maths book does Class 1 use in 2026-27?

Joyful Mathematics (Reprint 2026-27), 13 chapters.

What can a Class 1 child practise here?

7 worksheets (28 questions) to print, and 155 questions online, marked instantly: Hindi 67, Maths 54, English 34.

My child cannot read yet. Can they still use these?

Yes, with an adult beside them: read each question aloud and let the child answer by counting, pointing or saying the number. Each answer in the key has a one-line explanation you can say back to the child.