Ganita Prakash Class 6

Learn Class 6 Maths with clear explanations, step-by-step NCERT solutions, practice questions, MCQs, worksheets and video lessons on Teachoo.

This Class 6 Maths category covers both the current NCERT textbook, Ganita Prakash Class 6, and the old NCERT Class 6 Mathematics textbook. Students can select the book followed by their school and study every chapter in an organised, concept-wise manner.

Ganita Prakash introduces mathematics through patterns, activities, puzzles, real-life situations and mathematical reasoning. The old NCERT book follows the earlier syllabus and includes familiar chapters such as Whole Numbers, Decimals, Algebra, Ratio and Proportion, Mensuration and Practical Geometry.

Teachoo provides resources for both books so that students, parents and teachers can find the correct Class 6 Maths material without confusing the new and old NCERT syllabi.

What You Can Learn on Teachoo

For Class 6 Maths, Teachoo provides:

• Easy explanations of important mathematical concepts

• Step-by-step NCERT solutions

• Answers to “Figure it Out” and textbook questions

• Solved examples and practice questions

• Multiple-choice questions or MCQs

• Assertion–Reason questions

• Case-based questions

• Worksheets for additional practice

• Important questions for revision

• Sample papers and exam-oriented practice

• Diagrams and visual explanations

• Video lessons for selected concepts and questions

Instead of showing only the final answer, Teachoo explains the method used to solve the question. This helps students understand why a particular operation, formula or mathematical rule is being used.

Ganita Prakash Class 6 Maths Chapters

The current Ganita Prakash Class 6 Mathematics book contains the following chapters:

1. Patterns in Mathematics – Learn how patterns appear in numbers and shapes, how number sequences are formed and how different sequences are related.

2. Lines and Angles – Understand points, lines, rays, line segments and angles. Learn to compare, classify, measure and draw angles using a protractor.

3. Number Play – Explore number patterns, digit puzzles, palindromes, the Kaprekar number, estimation, mental maths, calendar numbers and mathematical games.

4. Data Handling and Presentation – Learn how data is collected, organised and represented using tally marks, tables, pictographs, bar graphs and infographics.

5. Prime Time – Study factors, multiples, common factors, common multiples, prime numbers, co-prime numbers, prime factorisation and divisibility tests.

6. Perimeter and Area – Learn to calculate the perimeter of different shapes and understand area through grids, estimation, splitting and rearranging figures.

7. Fractions – Understand fractions as parts of a whole and as numbers on a number line. Learn equivalent fractions, mixed fractions, comparison, addition and subtraction.

8. Playing with Constructions – Use a ruler and compass to construct circles, rectangles, squares, diagonals and other geometrical figures.

9. Symmetry – Explore lines of symmetry, reflection symmetry, rotational symmetry and the symmetries found in common shapes and circles.

10. The Other Side of Zero – Understand negative numbers and integers through number lines, temperature, credit and debit, elevations and other real-life examples.

Each Ganita Prakash chapter is divided into smaller topics. Students can first learn the concept and then solve the related textbook questions, practice questions and assessments.

Old NCERT Class 6 Maths Chapters

Teachoo also retains the complete old NCERT Class 6 Maths course. This is useful for students whose schools still refer to the previous textbook, for teachers using older lesson plans and for anyone who wants additional practice.

The old NCERT Class 6 Maths chapters are:

1. Knowing Our Numbers

2. Whole Numbers

3. Playing with Numbers

4. Basic Geometrical Ideas

5. Understanding Elementary Shapes

6. Integers

7. Fractions

8. Decimals

9. Data Handling

10. Mensuration

11. Algebra

12. Ratio and Proportion

13. Symmetry

14. Practical Geometry

The old NCERT solutions can be studied in textbook order through exercises such as Exercise 1.1, Exercise 1.2 and so on. Students can also study concept-wise topics such as place value, prime factorisation, fractions, decimals, algebraic expressions, perimeter, area and geometrical constructions.

Two Ways to Study Class 6 Maths

Teachoo allows students to study in two useful ways.

Find an NCERT Answer

If you already know the chapter, exercise or page number, open the relevant chapter and select the required question. You will find the answer with the complete working and explanation.

This method is useful when:

• Completing school homework

• Checking an answer

• Correcting a mistake

• Revising a particular exercise

• Preparing for a class test

Learn a Concept

If you want to understand the chapter properly, study it concept-wise. Each concept begins with an explanation and examples. The related questions are then arranged from easier questions to more challenging ones.

This method is useful when:

• Learning a topic for the first time

• Revising before an examination

• Strengthening a weak concept

• Practising questions independently

• Preparing for competency-based assessments

Do not only read the solutions. First attempt the question yourself, write every step and then compare your method with the solution. Mathematics improves through active problem-solving, not passive reading.

Why Use Teachoo for Class 6 Maths?

Class 6 is an important transition from basic arithmetic to more structured mathematical thinking. Students begin working with larger numbers, integers, fractions, geometry, data, patterns and logical reasoning.

A weak foundation at this stage can create difficulty in Classes 7, 8, 9 and 10. Teachoo therefore focuses on explaining the thinking behind each answer.

The lessons use simple language while keeping the mathematics accurate. Formulas, calculations and geometrical steps are shown clearly. Where a topic can be solved using more than one method, students can compare the methods and understand which is easier.

The category is useful for CBSE students, NCERT learners, teachers and parents looking for reliable Class 6 Maths explanations and practice material.

How to Study Class 6 Maths Effectively

Follow this simple process for each chapter:

1. Read the concept explanation.

2. Study the solved examples.

3. Attempt the textbook question without viewing the solution.

4. Compare your answer with the step-by-step solution.

5. Identify the exact step where you made a mistake.

6. Practise MCQs, worksheets and case-based questions.

7. Revise the difficult questions before the test.

If you get a question wrong, do not merely copy the correct solution. Solve the question again without assistance. That is how a mistake becomes learning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Teachoo cover the new Class 6 Maths book?

Yes. Teachoo covers the current NCERT Ganita Prakash Class 6 Maths chapters with concept explanations, textbook answers and practice resources.

Are old NCERT Class 6 Maths solutions also available?

Yes. The previous 14-chapter NCERT Mathematics course is also available, including exercise-wise and concept-wise solutions.

Which Class 6 Maths book should I study?

Study the textbook prescribed by your school. If your school uses the new NCERT curriculum, select Ganita Prakash. If it uses the previous textbook or exercise numbers such as Exercise 1.1 and Exercise 2.1, select the old NCERT chapters.

Are the NCERT answers explained step by step?

Yes. The solutions show the required calculations, reasoning, formulas and intermediate steps instead of providing only the final answer.

Can I use Teachoo for exam preparation?

Yes. Students can revise concepts, solve textbook questions and practise MCQs, worksheets, assertion–reason questions, case-based questions and important questions available for different chapters.

Select your Class 6 Maths book, open the required chapter and start learning. Attempt every question yourself before checking the solution—and keep practising until you can explain the method without looking at the answer.