MonthCLASS XII- 2014 2015

ENGLISH CORE - SPLIT UP OF SYLLABUS Units to be Covered –

Reading &Advanced Writing Skills

Flamingo & Vistas Silas Marner

June

The Tiger KingLost SpringDeep Water

An Elementary School Classroom in aSlum

Chapters-1,2,3,4,5 Letter writing1. Placing order for goods2. Complaint of goods

JulyThe Rattrap

Keeping Quiet Should Wizard Hit Mommy?

Chapter 6-10

Note makingPosterLetter of general complaintFactual Description – Events, Incidents, Process

AugustIndigo

A Thing of BeautyChapter 11-15

Magazine reportReport writing based on verbal inputJob applicationLetter to the Editor

September On The Face Of ItEvan’s Tries An O Level

Chapter 16-18Drafting AdvertisementsSituations – vacant/requiredEducational Real EstateAutomotiveHousehold goods

OctoberGoing Places

Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers

Chapter 19-22Advertisements Lost & FoundJob ApplicationLetter of Enquiry Formal & Informal Invites& Replies

November Memories of ChildhoodREVISION

Article, Speech, Debate

PHYSICS

MONTH TOPIC

JUNE Electro statistics

JULY Current electricityMagnetic effects of current

AUGUST Magnetic effects of current - Continuation SEPTEMBER Magnetism

Electromagnetic InductionAlternating current

OCTOBER Alternating current - ContinuationDual nature of matter Atomic Physics EM Waves

NOVEMBER Semi conductors Principle of communication

CHEMISTRY

Month Topic

May Electrochemistry – Redox reaction, electrolysis, Kohlrausch’s law, Galvanic cell, Nernst equation, commercial cell

June

July

Haloalkanes and Haloarenes – Nomenclature, physical and chemical properties of haloalkanes and haloarenes

Alcohols, phenols and ethers – Nomenclature, Preparation and properties of alcohols,phenols and ethers

Practicals – salt analysis

Aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acid, nomenclature, preparation and properties of aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acid

Organic compounds containing nitrogen – Nomenclature, preparation and properties ofprimary, secondary and tertiary amines, cyanides, isocyanides and diazonium salt

Solutions – Types of solutions, colligative properties, abnormal molecular mass

Practical – Organic analysisPreparation of iodoform , dibenzal acetone

Surface chemistry – Adsorption, factors affecting adsorption, colloids, preparation and properties of colloids, emulsions

Chemistry in everyday life – chemicals in medicines, food, cleansing agents

Practical – Chromatography

AugustPreparation of starch sol and ferric hydroxide sol

General principles and process of isolation of elements Principles and method ofextraction ,Extraction of Al, Cu, Zn and Fe

First Terminal Examination

September

p-block elements – General introduction of group 15-18. Trends in their physical and chemical properties. Compounds of N,P,O,S,Cl, Xe

d and f block elements – General introduction, general trends in properties of d blockelements, preparation and properties of K2 Cr2 O7 and KMnO4

Practical – Volumetric analysis Preparation of double salt,

October Chemical Kinetics – Rate of reaction, order, molecularity, integrated rate equation, half life, collision theory

Coordination compounds – Introduction, Nomenclature, bonding, Crystal field theory, importance of coordination compounds

Practicals – E.M.F of a cell, Rate of reactionNovember Biomolecules – Classification of carbohydrate, proteins, vitamins and nucleic acid

Practical – Test for glucose, facts and proteins

BIOLOGY

Month Chapter Content

TERM - IMAY 1

5

Reproduction in organisms

Principles of Inheritance and variationJUNE 6

8

11

Molecular basis of inheritance

Human health and disease

Biotechnology – Principles and ProcessesJULY 12

13

Biotechnology and its applications

Organisms and PopulationsAUG 7 Evolution

TERM EXAMSEPT 3

14

15

Human Reproduction

Ecosystem

Biodiversity and conservation

TERM - IIOCT 2

4

Sexual reproduction in flowering plants

Reproductive Health

10

9

Microbes in human welfare

StrategiesNOV 16 Environmental issues

REVISION & MODEL EXAMINATION

Project: Specified by CBSE – to be submitted by September

MATHEMATICS

MONTH Chapter TopicMarch 3 MatricesMay 4

10DeterminantsVector Algebra

June 1011

Vector Algebra – ContinuationThree Dimensional Geometry

July 12

Relations & FunctionsInverse Trigonometric Functions

August 56

Continuity & DifferentiabilityApplication of Differentiation

September 78

IntegralsApplication of Integrals

October 913

Differential Equations Probability

November 1312

Probability – ContinuationLinear Programming

COMPUTER SCIENCEMONTH PORTIONSMAY Object Oriented programming

Function Overloading Classes and Objects Constructors and Destructors

JUNE Inheritance Data File Handling

JULY Pointers Linked Lists, stacks and queues

AUGUST Linked Lists, stacks and queues Database Concepts

SEPTEMBER SQL Boolean Algebra

OCTOBER Boolean Algebra(contd) Communication and Network Concepts

ACCOUNTANCY

UNIT MONTH TOPICS3 FEB

MAY

Analysis of Financial Statements

...Financial Statements of a company Accounting Ratios(Profitability ratios & Liquidity ratios)

. Accounting Ratios(Solvency ratios & Turnover ratios)

Tools for Financial Statement Analysis (Comparative Statement & Commonsize Statement)

4 JUNE Cash Flow Statement(As per AS 3 (Revised) (Indirect Method only)

2 JUNE-JULYAccounting for Companies

. Accounting for Share Capital

. Accounting for Debentures

1 AUGUST Accounting for Partnership Firms . Accounting Basic Concepts.

1 SEPTEMBERReconstitution and dissolution.Change in the Profit sharing ratio

.Admission of a Partner

OCTOBER .Retirement and Death of a partner

NOVEMBER .Dissolution of partnership firms

PROJECTS

TOPICS SUBMISSION DATE1.

Comprehensive problem MAY 2014

2.

Specific ratios JUNE 2014

3. Cash flow statement AUGUST 2014

BUSINESS STUDIES

MONTH TOPIC DETAILSFEB PART B : Business Finance and Marketing

UNIT 9 : Financial Management MAY UNIT 10 : Financial Market

UNIT 11: Marketing Management

JUNE UNIT 12: Consumer Protection

JULY PART A : Principles and Functions of Management

UNIT 1: Nature and Significance of ManagementUNIT 2: Principles of Management

AUGUST UNIT 3: Management and Business Environment

SEPTEMBER UNIT 4: Planning UNIT 5: Organising

OCTOBER UNIT6: Staffing UNIT 7: Directing

NOVEMBER UNIT 8: Controlling

PROJECTS- SPECIFIED BY CBSE BOARD to be submitted by September.

ECONOMICS

FEBRUARY 1. Central Problems of an Economy.

APRIL, MAY 2. Consumer Behavior & the Law of Demand.

JUNE 3. Production & Cost.JULY 4. Theory of the Firm under Perfect Competition.

5. Market Equilibrium

AUGUST 6. Imperfect Competition.

SEPTEMBER 7. National Income Accounting.

OCTOBER 8. Determination of Income & Output 9. Government Budget.

NOVEMBER 10. Balance of Payments & Foreign Exchange rate.11. Money & Banking.

PSYCHOLOGY

MONTH CHAPTERFEB-MAY CH.1Variations in psychological attributes MAY-JUNE CH.2 Self and personality JUNE-JULY CH.3 Meeting life challenges

CH.4 Psychological disordersJULY- AUGUST CH.5 Therapeutic approaches

CH.9 Developing psychological skillsAUGUST-SEPTEMBER CH.6 Attitude &social cognitionSEPTEMBER-OCTOBER CH.7 Group processes OCTOBER-NOVEMBER CH.8 Psychology and life

PRACTICALS AND PROJECT WORK.

SOCIOLOGY

FEBRUARY Demographic StructureFEBRUARYMARCH

Social Institutions

MAYJUNE

Market as a Social Institution

JUNE Patterns of social Inequality and ExclusionJUNEJULY

Challenges of Cultural Diversity.

JULY Structural and Cultural changes. AUGUST Story of Indian Democracy.AUGUSTSEPTEMBER

Project Work (20 marks)

SEPTEMBER Change and development in Rural and Industrial Society.

SEPTEMBEROCTOBER

Globalisation and Social Change.

OCTOBER Mass media and Communications.

NOVEMBERNOVEMBER Social Movement.

HOME SCIENCE

MONTH TOPICFebruary Unit IV Apparel – Designing, Selection and care.

(i) Application of elements of art and principles of design in designing apparel. (8Periods)

March Care and maintenance of clothes.(i) Cleansing agents – soaps and detergents.(ii) General principles of stain removal. Removal of tea, coffee, curry, ink, lipstick and bloodstains.(iii) Storage of clothes (10 Periods)

May (i) factors influencing selection of clothing.(ii) Selection and purchases of fabrics – purpose, cost, season, quality, durability.(iii) Workmanship of readymade garments – hem , plackets , pleats , collar and cuff , seams , fasteners (15 periods)UNIT V Community developments and extension(i) Salient features of income generating schemes – DWCRA and MGNREGA (8periods)

June (ii) Water safety-Importance of potable water for good healthSimple methods of purifying water for drinking purposes. (4periods)UNIT I – Life span approach(i) Adolescence – growth and developments – principles(ii)Characteristics and needs(iii) Influences on identity formation.(iv) Specific issues and concerns Anorexia nervosa , bulimia , depression , Handling stress and peer pressure.(v) Adulthood – understanding and management of new responsibilities.(vi) late adulthood , old age – care of elderly (20 periods)

July UNIT II Nutrition for self , family and community.(i) Meal planning – meaning and importance , principles.(ii) Nutritional needs and food preferences(iii) Modification of diet in different age groups and special conditions – pregnancy and lactation.(iv) Food groups.(V) Factors influencing selection of foods.(vi) Food safety and quality- safe food handling (30 periods)

August Adulteration – Common adulterants in different foods and their effect on health (20 periods)

September Therapeutic modification of diet according to common ailments – diarrhea, fever,

jaundice, hypertension, diabetes and constipation. ( 20 periods)October UNIT III Money management and consumer education.

(i) Family income – sources, supplementary family income.(ii) Savings and investments – meaning and importance.(iii) Ways and methods of investments.(iv) Insurance schemes.(v) Public provident fund PPF and general provident fund GPF (25 periods)

November Consumer protection and education –(i) Meaning and problems faced by consumer.(ii) Consumer protection act(iii) Consumer aids (25 Periods)

INFORMATICS PRACTICES

MONTH Chapter No Chapter Name

FEB 1 Computer Networking

MAY 8 Mysql Revision Tour

JUNE 910

More On Databases And SqlAdvanced RDBMS Concepts

JULY 112

IT ApplicationsOpen Source Concepts

AUGUST 34

GUI Programming A ReviewBasics Of Object Oriented Programming

SEPTEMBER 5 Advanced Programming Concepts

OCTOBER 6 Data Connectivity

NOVEMBER 7 Web Applications

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

JUNE

PART –A THEORYUNIT 1 : Planning in SportsUNIT 2 : Adventure Sports and Leadership TrainingPART- B : Record BookPART- C : History of Game, Rules, Tournaments, Personalities

JULY

UNIT 3 : Sports & NutritionUNIT 4 : PosturesPART B : Record Book– Theory & PracticalPART-C : Fundamental Skills, Sports Awards

AUGUST

UNIT 5 Children & SportsUNIT 6 Women & SportsPART C Practical, Game Skills Practice, yoga Asanas

SEPTEMBER

UNIT 7 : Test & Measurements in SportsUNIT 8 : Physiology & SportsPART B : Record book-Resting Heart Rate & Respiratory rate of ten members Game practice ,yoga practice (practical)

OCTOBER

UNIT -9 : Sports Medicine UNIT -10 : Bio-Mechanics & SportsPART –B Viva, Athletics –(Runs & Throws)

NOVEMBER

UNIT 11 : Psychology & SportsUNIT-12 : Training in sports:- Strength, Endurance, Speed, Flexibility, Coordinative abilities (Definition &Types & Methods of Developing…..)

DECEMBER

I Model Exam (Theory)Project Work (Specialized Games)Model Exam (Practical) 1. Physical Fitness Test – AAPHER

2. Athletics – middle & long distance runs & throws3. Skill of Chosen Sport or Game –

(Athletics,Basketball,Football,Handball,Hockey,Kho-kho, Volleyball)4. Yoga, (Any Five Asanas)5. Record Book Submission

JANUARY 2016

CBSE Model Exam (Practical)

CBSE Model Exam (Theory)

FEBRUARY 2016

CBSE Board Exam (Practical)

Physical Fitness Test, Athletics , Skill of any one team game, Yoga,Viva, Project, Record book etc..

MARCH 2016

o Revisions for CBSE Board Exam (Theory)

o CBSE Board Exam as per Time Table