Hide and Seek Worksheet Online Quiz & Activities

NCERT Class 4 Maths

Hide and Seek Class 4 Maths Worksheet with Quiz and Activities

NCERT Maths Mela Chapter 2: see objects from the top, front and side, read top views and maps, find squares by row and column and follow directions on a grid. On WitKnowLearn you get the Hide and Seek Class 4 online quiz, online activities and interactive games, maths labs and a practice sheet, all on one page.

Flip the cards and try the Shadow Lab, then tap the Games, Labs or Challenges square.

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Hide and Seek Class 4 Online Quiz

20 questions · tap an answer to move on · full review at the end

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Station 3 · Learn by doing

Flip the cards, try the Grid Treasure Lab, then play the games, do the labs and take the challenges. Earn up to 3 stars in every activity.

Fact cards: tap a card to flip it

Grid Treasure Lab

Hide 9 objects in three grids. Rows are counted from the bottom and columns from the left. Read each clue and drag the object into its square. A wrong square shows a hint.

    top viewseen from above
    rowgoes across
    columngoes up and down

    Hide and Seek Class 4 Activities

    Hide objects on a grid, match views, count squares and follow treasure clues. Earn up to 3 stars in every activity.

    What are views and grids?

    An object can look different from the top, the front and the side. A bottle looks like a circle from the top and a rectangle from the front. A grid is made of rows (across) and columns (up and down), so we can name every square, like Row 2, Column 3.

    From a train 🚂 window you see the front of houses, but a bird flying above sees their roofs: that is the top view!

    Views to know

    ObjectTop viewFront view
    🍼 Bottlecirclerectangle
    🍦 Conecircletriangle
    🎲 Dicesquaresquare
    📕 Bookrectanglerectangle

    How to find a square on a grid

    • Count the rows up from the bottom.
    • Count the columns across from the left.
    • Say the row first, then the column: Row 2, Column 3.
    • To move, go left, right, up or down, one square at a time.
    Easy trick: up and down change only the row number; left and right change only the column number. From Row 1, Column 1, move 2 up and 1 right to reach Row 3, Column 2.

    More examples

    Top view of a ball → circle
    4 rows × 5 columns → 20 squares
    3 right, 2 up → 5 steps

    This Hide and Seek worksheet for Class 4 (NCERT Maths Mela Chapter 2) turns views and grids into a train ride with online activities and interactive games. Flip the cards, hide treasure in the Grid Treasure Lab, then play the games, do the maths labs and try the challenges.

    👀 Top viewfrom above
    🧍 Front viewfrom in front
    🔢 Gridrow and column
    🧭 Movesleft, right, up, down
    Maths Hide and Seek Class 4

    Hide and Seek is Chapter 2 of the new NCERT Maths Mela textbook for Class 4. It starts with a game of hide and seek and shows that objects look different from the top, the front and the side. Children learn to match objects with their top, front and side views, read a top view (like a drone photo or a map), name squares in a grid by their row and column, and follow and give directions using left, right, up and down. This guide explains each idea in simple language for Class 4 students, parents and teachers. It goes with the Hide and Seek worksheet for Class 4 on WitKnowLearn, which also gives an online quiz, online activities and interactive games on the same page.

    Introduction to NCERT Class 4 Maths Chapter 2: Hide and Seek

    Book: NCERT Maths Mela, Class 4 (new syllabus). Chapter: 2, Hide and Seek. The activities on this page follow the ideas of the chapter in our own words and examples; they are not copied from the textbook.

    What is there in this chapter

    • Seeing objects from the top, front and side
    • Matching objects with their views
    • Top views from a drone and simple maps
    • Grids with rows and columns
    • Naming a square by its row and column
    • Paths and directions: left, right, up and down

    Learning objectives

    These objectives are written for this page from the chapter's goals; they are not copied from the book.

    • Identify the top, front and side views of everyday objects.
    • Read a top view of a place.
    • Find and name squares in a grid using rows and columns.
    • Follow and give directions on a grid.

    Learning outcomes

    After this page a child can:

    • Say that a bottle looks like a circle from the top and a rectangle from the front.
    • Find Row 2, Column 3 in a grid.
    • Reach a treasure by moving 1 up and 2 right.
    • Count the squares in a grid of 4 rows and 5 columns (20).

    Hide and Seek Class 4 resources on this page

    ResourceWhat it does
    Hide and Seek Class 4 online quiz20 questions in three levels with a full answer review
    Flip cardsSix cards on views, tree views, cuboid views, top views, rows and columns and grid moves
    Grid Treasure LabHide 9 objects in three grids using row and column clues
    5 interactive gamesCircle from the top, rectangle bubbles, view memory, gaps, what do you see
    5 maths labsViews, grid count, grid moves, treasure steps, top view sort
    5 challengesMarked out of 3 each with a total out of 15
    Practice sheet16 questions with answer boxes and a live score

    Views of objects

    ObjectTop viewFront view
    Bottle or tin canCircleRectangle
    Ice cream coneCircleTriangle
    DiceSquareSquare
    Brick or bookRectangleRectangle
    BallCircleCircle
    TreeRound crownTriangle-like
    Remember: the top view shows what you see when you look down from above, like a bird or a drone.

    Rows and columns

    WordMeaning
    RowA line of squares going across
    ColumnA line of squares going up and down
    Row 1, Column 1The bottom-left square (counting rows from the bottom and columns from the left)
    Number of squaresRows × columns

    Types of questions

    • Match the object with its view
    • Name a square by row and column
    • Follow directions on a grid
    • Count the steps on a path
    • Read a top view or map

    Solved examples

    1. Top view of a glass? A circle.
    2. Front view of a cone? A triangle.
    3. Middle square of a 3 × 3 grid? Row 2, Column 2.
    4. Start at Row 1, Column 1; move 2 up, 1 right. Row 3, Column 2.
    5. Squares in 4 rows and 5 columns? 20.
    6. 3 right and 2 up. 5 steps.
    7. Which view does a drone photo show? The top view.
    8. Opposite of up? Down.

    Common mistakes

    MistakeCorrect
    Mixing up rows and columnsRows go across; columns go up and down.
    Counting rows from the topCheck the rule; in this chapter's games rows are counted from the bottom.
    Thinking a bottle looks the same from every sideCircle from the top, rectangle from the front.
    Moving diagonally on a gridMove only left, right, up or down.

    Daily life

    We use views and grids every day: a map shows a top view of our town, seats in a cinema have row and column numbers, and we give directions like "go two streets ahead, then turn left".

    Tips for parents and teachers

    • Look at cups, boxes and balls from the top and the front and draw what you see.
    • Draw a top view of your room or classroom.
    • Play a grid treasure hunt using a chessboard or graph paper.
    • Give directions to a hidden object using left, right, up and down.
    • Let the child retry the challenges to earn 3 stars.

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