NCERT Revision Notes for Class 2 Maths Chapter 9: Which Season is it? – Free PDF Download

A quick summary of Class 2 Maths Chapter 9 — days, months, seasons, and reading a clock to the hour.

Last Updated: September 10, 2026

Class 2 Maths Chapter 9 Revision Notes: Which Season is it?

Chapter type: Measurement of time — calendar basics and clock-reading (o’clock).

Key ideas to remember:

Days of the week xe2x80x94 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, in order, repeating every 7 days.

Months of the year xe2x80x94 12 months from January to December, in order, making up one year.

Seasons xe2x80x94 recurring weather patterns across the year, such as summer, monsoon/rainy, and winter in India.

Reading o'clock time xe2x80x94 when the minute hand points to 12, the hour hand shows the exact hour, read as ‘[number] o’clock’.

What you should be able to do after this chapter:

1. Recite the days of the week and months of the year in order.
2. Name India’s main seasons and roughly which months they occur in.
3. Read a clock showing an exact hour (o’clock time).

Remember: On an o’clock reading, always check the minute hand is on 12 first — then whatever number the hour hand points to is the time, read as ‘[that number] o’clock’.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my child learn half-past and quarter-past times in this chapter?
This chapter focuses on exact ‘o’clock’ times; half-past and other detailed clock-reading typically comes later, including in Class 3’s Time Goes On chapter.

How does this chapter connect to daily life?
Knowing days, months, and how to read a clock helps children follow their school timetable and daily routine independently.

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