NCERT Solutions for Class 1 Mathematics Joyful-Mathematics (English) Chapter 13

NCERT solutions for Class 1 Maths Chapter 13 So Many Toys – complete answers & explanations

Class 1 Maths Chapter 13 “So Many Toys” is a joyful and engaging lesson that introduces children to counting, comparing, and identifying numbers through everyday objects like toys, flowers, and puzzles. This chapter helps young learners build a strong foundation in mathematics by connecting numbers with real-life examples. It encourages observation, logical thinking, and creativity through project work and fun activities. The solutions provided here are aligned with NCERT standards and follow the exact worksheet order, making them clear and reliable for both students and parents. Download the worksheet and practice alongside solutions for better clarity. Book a free trial now to get expert guidance and make learning even more enjoyable.

What this NCERT chapter covers?

1. Counting different toys like elephants, cars, teddy bears, and dolls to strengthen number sense.  
2. Comparing quantities using terms like more than, less than, and equal to.  
3. Observing colourful flowers and identifying their numbers and colours.  
4. Learning to answer true or false questions based on comparisons.  
5. Creative project work such as making greeting cards and counting letters in names.  
6. Fun puzzles that involve guessing hidden numbers, counting logs, and extending patterns.  
7. Identifying numbers through words and mirror reflections.  
8. Solving number-based riddles and arranging numbers to balance sums.  
9. Activities with matchsticks, missing pieces, and arranging objects in rows and columns.  
10. Word problems and games that involve addition, subtraction, and logical reasoning.  
11. Practical tasks like using coins for exact amounts and choosing numbers for maximum or minimum scores.  
12. Overall, the chapter builds observation, creativity, and problem-solving skills while preparing students for exams.

How to use these NCERT solutions?

1. First, let students attempt all questions on their own from the worksheet.  
2. After completing, check answers against the solutions provided here.  
3. Parents can guide children by explaining comparisons and encouraging them to count objects around them.  
4. Teachers can use these solutions to ensure classroom activities match NCERT expectations.  
5. The solutions follow the exact worksheet order, so students can easily cross-check without confusion.  
6. Encourage children to re-attempt puzzles and activities to strengthen logical thinking.  
7. Use the project work ideas to make learning interactive and creative.  
8. Regular practice with these solutions helps children gain confidence in exams.

Important tips & tricks for students

1. Always count carefully to avoid mistakes in numbers.  
2. When comparing, remember to use correct terms like more than, less than, or equal to.  
3. For puzzles, focus on patterns and sequences instead of guessing randomly.  
4. Activities like arranging objects or filling shapes require attention to detail—avoid repeating shapes in rows or columns.  5. In project work, be creative but also follow instructions exactly.  
6. For true or false questions, read carefully before deciding.  
7. When solving riddles, break them into smaller steps to find the answer.  
8. Practice addition and subtraction regularly to answer quickly.  
9. Use coins and number games to connect maths with daily life.  
10. Stay patient with puzzles—sometimes the answer comes after trying different approaches.

NCERT solutions – complete answer key

Look at the picture and find the number of different toys.  
Elephants - 4  
Cars - 2  
Teddy Bears - 3  
Dolls - 5  

Complete the following sentences by using more than/less than/equal to.  
A. more than  
B. less than  
C. less than  
D. less than  

Look at the picture of colourful flowers and write the number of flowers.  
Blue flowers - 5  
Orange flowers - 4  
Red flowers - 9  
Purple flowers - 6  

A. Orange  
B. Red  

True or False  
A. True  
B. True  

Project Work  
Explanation: Make a greeting card and decorate the border using colourful flower drawings or cut-outs.  
Explanation: Ask children in the class about their names and count how many names have 3 letters, 4 letters, and more than 4 letters.  

Puzzles  
A. Explanation: Cover number cards with bowls and try to guess the hidden numbers by remembering the number sequence.  
B. 4 logs  
C. Explanation: Continue the same pattern of arranging glasses by repeating the order shown in the picture.  
D. Explanation: Identify numbers from the given arrangement.  
E. One possible arrangement: Left side: 1→4→5, Right side: 3→2→5 (Both sides sum to 10)  
F. Explanation: Ask questions whose answers are 8. Examples: 4+4, 10-2, 16+2, 2×4  
G. Explanation: Fill the shapes so that no shape repeats in any row or column.  
H. Explanation: Place four different objects (buttons, pebbles, seeds, clay balls) so that each object appears only once in every row and column.  
I. Explanation: Use a mirror to see how the numbers appear when reflected and identify the number shown.  
J. i. 6 ii. 11 iii. 52 iv. 39 v. 19 vi. 36 vii. 22  
K. Explanation: Shift one matchstick from the zero to form another number such as 9 or 6.  
L. Explanation: Choose the correct missing piece so that the pot design becomes complete.  
M. 1 time  
N. Possible sets of three numbers that make 17: 8+7+2, 9+6+2, 10+5+2, 8+6+3  
Possible pairs of two numbers that make 17: 16+1, 15+2, 13+4, 12+5, 10+7, 9+8  
O. iii  
P. Explanation: Fill numbers 5-9 so that the row total and column total are equal.  
Q. (Worksheet shows sums and differences to solve)  
R. (Worksheet shows sums and differences to solve)  
S. Minimum coins: 4  
T. Orange = 2  
U. i. 4+5+6=15 ii. Choose the three largest numbers to get the maximum score. iii. Choose the three smallest numbers to get the minimum score.  

Why NCERT solutions help students?

These solutions give children clarity in concepts, prepare them for exams, and build confidence in solving problems. With NCERT-aligned answers, students learn the correct approach and avoid mistakes. Parents and teachers can rely on these solutions to guide children effectively.

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