CO‐ORDINATED SYLLABUS FOR YEAR 2011‐12CLASS: VIII SUBJECT: ENGLISH

PRESCRIBED BOOKS – Skyline-Course Book- 8 (CB)Skyline-Literary Reader-8 (LR )Skyline-Workbook -8 (WB)y ( )

NOTE: Two periods per fortnight will be assigned for Listening and Conversation skills. UNITS NO. OF

TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

NG DAYSApr 11 U-1 11 MCB UNIT 1 :School days

Sec 1 :The Process of being Grown up Sec 2 :My SchoolSec 3 :Excuses Excuses (Poem)

Writing Skills: Article Writing

U-2 11 WB 1 :Once There was a Village schoolLR :L 1 :The Letter

Guided Composition

LR :Poem 1 The B ddhist ParableMay 11 U-3FA-1

Completion

12 LR :Poem 1 The Buddhist Parable

LR : L 2 :Chasing the Rainbow

Diary Entry

SUMMER BREAK (15 MAY 10 TO 30 JUNE )

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Jul 11 U-4 13 MCB : Unit 2 :Acts of CourageSec 1 : Sound sensations from Evelyn Glennie

CAL Package for exercises /quiz

Evelyn GlennieSec 2 : Vibhishan’s Counsel

U-5 12 Sec 3 :The Hero (Poem )WB 2 Natalie Beats the odds

Writing Skills :i i iWB 2 Natalie Beats the odds,

CompetitorsLR :Poem 2 Geography Lesson

Notice Writing

Aug 11 U-6 11 MCB :Unit 3 :India’s Freedom Aug 11 U-6 11StruggleSec 1 :A Pinch of Salt Rocks on Empire S 2 A A f li ThSec 2 Aruna Asaf ali –The Heroine of the 1942 movementSec 3 : Song of Freedom (Poem )

U-7FA-II

Completion

12 WB 3 :I never saw him Lose his TemperLR :L 3 :The Maths Teacher ,Mr. Pink and Tipu

Writing Skills:Informal LetterFormal Letterp Pink and Tipu

The Village School Master (poem)Formal Letter

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHIN

G DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Sep 11 U-8 9 MCB Unit 4 :Scientific TemperSec 1 :Mere Shadows Plays

U-9 8 Sec 2 :GalileoSec 3 :Archimedes’ PrincipalWB 4 G t f N t

Bio sketchCAL Package for

WB 4 :Geometree of Natureg

exercises/quizSA 1/ HALF YEARLY EXAM : 21st Sept to 1st Oct

AUTUMN BREAK : 2nd Oct to 9th OctAUTUMN BREAK : 2nd Oct to 9th Oct

Oct 11 U-10 15 MCB :UNIT 5 :We The PeopleSec 1 :Tangerine the waspS h d f i i

Message Writing

Sec 2 : The End of Living

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHI

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

NG DAYSNov 11 U-11 8 Sec 3 :A Prayer of Healing

(Poem )E mail writingWB :5 :The People E-mail writing

U-12 15 LRL 4 :Attila

Dialogue Writing

L 5 : My Elder Brother Harry Pushed Her (Poem)

Dec 11 U-13FA-III

Completion

14 MCB Unit 6 :Women Power Sec 1 : No Longer HelplessS 2 Q Of Th Ski

pSec 2 : Queen Of The Skies

U-14 11 Sec 3 : Santa Filomena ( Poem) CAL Package forU-14 11 Sec 3 : Santa Filomena ( Poem)WB 6 :Fatima Bee :Activist for the Poor

CAL Package for exercises /Quiz

WINTER BREAK (31 DEC 11 TO 08 JAN 12)

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

NG DAYSJan12 U-15 5 MCB :Unit 7:Colours of India

Sec 1 : The Kumbh MelaRole play

Sec 2 : Watchman of the LakeU-16

FA IV13 Sec 3 : Bangle Sellers (Poem )

WB 7 : India Through The Eyes of aCAL Package For Exercises /FA-IV

Completion

WB 7 : India Through The Eyes of a Foreigner

For Exercises / Quiz

Feb12 U-17 09 LR :L 6 : Cricket for the CrocodilePoem : The Louse and the Mosquito

U-18 15 L 7 : The Quality of MercyU-18 15 Q y yRevision

Mar12 01- 11 6 REVISION

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-II (8 Mar 12 to 20 Mar12)DECLARATION OF RESULT (21 Mar 12 to 30 Mar 12)

CO‐ORDINATED SYLLABUS FOR YEAR 2011‐12CLASS: VIII SUBJECT: MATHS

PRESCRIBED BOOKS – Mathematics Textbook For Class VIII (NCERT)NOTE: Use CAL to introduce or conclude the chapter.

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

NG DAYS

Apr 11 U-1 11 Ch.1 Rational Numbers Worksheet on Rational Numbers

U-2 11 Ch. 1 Rational Numbers(contd)Ch. 5 Data Handling

May 11 U-3FA-1

Completion

12 Ch. 5 Data Handling (contd)Ch. 15 Introduction to Graphs

Project on Data Handling

Completion

SUMMER BREAK (15 MAY 11 to 30 JUNE 11)

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHI

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

NG DAYS

Jul 11 U-4 13 Ch. 3 Understanding QuadrilateralsQuadrilaterals

U-5 12 Ch.2 Linear Equations in one i blvariable

Aug 11 U-6 11 Ch. 2 Linear Equations in Worksheet on Linear Aug 11 11 qone variable (contd.)Ch. 8 Comparing Quantities

Equations and Comparing Quantities

U-7 12 Ch. 8 Comparing Quantities (contd.)

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHIN

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIESTEACHIN

G DAYSACTIVITIES

Sep 11 U-8 09 Ch. 4 Practical Geometry Lab Activity( Practical Exam.)

U-9 08 Revision for Summative Ass I

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-I (21 SEP 11 to 1 OCT 11)AUTUMN BREAK (2 OCT 11 to 9 OCT 11)

Oct 11 U-10 15 Ch.11 MensurationOct 11 U 10 15 Ch.11 Mensuration

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHIN

G DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

G DAYS

Nov 11 U-11 08 Ch.11 Mensuration (contd) Worksheet on Mensuration

U-12 15 Ch 12 Exponents andU-12 15 Ch.12 Exponents and Powers

D 11 U 13 14 Ch 9 Algebraic PPT PresentationDec 11 U-13FA-III

Completion

14 Ch. 9 Algebraic Expressions

PPT Presentation

U-14 11 Ch.14 Factorization

WINTER BREAK (31 DEC 11 to 8 JAN 12)

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHIN

G DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

G DAYS

Jan 12 U-15 05 Ch.14 Factorization (contd)Ch. 6 Square and Square R tRoots

U-16 13 Ch. 6 Square and Square Roots (contd)

Worksheet on Square and Square

Ch. 7 Cube and Cube Roots Roots, Cube and Cube Roots

Feb 11 U-17FA-IV

Completion

9 Ch. 10 Visualizing Solid Shapes

Lab Activity (Practical Exam)

Completion

U-18 15 Ch.13 Direct and Indirect Proportion

Mar11 06 REVISIONMar11 06 REVISION

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-II (8 Mar 12 to 20 Mar 12)DECLARATION OF RESULT (21 Mar 12 to 30 Mar 12)

CO‐ORDINATED SYLLABUS FOR YEAR 2011‐12CLASS: VIII SUBJECT: SCIENCE

PRESCRIBED BOOKS – NCERT TEXT BOOKMONTH UNITS NO. OF

TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Apr 11 U 1 11 Physics: Stars and the solar Quiz on Stars andApr 11 U-1 11 Physics: Stars and the solar systemChemistry: Materials: Metals and non metals

Quiz on Stars and Solar SystemDemo of various NCERT activities of chemical properties of metals.

U 2U-2 11 Physics: Stars and the solar systemChemistry: Materials: Metals and non metals

Collect different types of Karif and Rabi crops. Prepare a Herbariumnon metals

Biology: Cropping

Herbarium.

May-11 U-3 12 Physics: Force and Pressure Demo of activities of yFA-1

Completion

yChemistry: Synthetic fibers and plasticsBiology: Cropping

pressure exerted by liquidsWeighing of different g gfibres

SUMMER BREAK (14 MAY 11 TO 30 JULY 11)

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

NG DAYS

Jul 11 U-4 13 Physics: Force and PressureChemistry: Synthetic fibers and

Slide observation of various

plasticsBiology; Microorganisms

microorganisms

Process of Fermentation

U-5 12 Physics: Force and PressureChemistry: Coal and PetroleumBiology: Microorganisms

Collection of carbon products

Biology: Microorganisms

A 11

U-6 11 Physics: FrictionChemistry: Combustion and Flame

Demo of static, sliding and rolling friction

Aug 11 C e s y: Co bus o d eBiology: Conservation of plants and animals

Slogan writing and Poster making on "Conservation of F l "Fuels"

U-7FA-II

12 Physics: FrictionChemistry: Combustion and Flame

Map making on location of Natural parks wildlifeCompletion Biology: Conservation of plants and

animals

parks, wildlife sanctuaries etc. of India

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING

DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

DAYSSep 11 U-8 09 Physics: Sound

Chemistry: Chemical effects f l t i t

To prepare model of Toy PhoneSurvey on parts of musical

of electric currentBiology: Conservation of plants and animals

instruments that vibrate toproduce sound in " School's Music Room"

Sep11 U-9 08 Physics: SoundChemistry: Chemical effects of electric current

CALTo test the conduction of electricity through various

Revision solutions

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-I (21SEP 11 to 01 OCT 11)AUTUMN BREAK (02 OCT 11 to 9 OCT 11)

Oct 10 U-10 15 Physics: Some natural phenomena

Collage on natural phenomena by studentsp

Biology: Cell structure and function

Slide preparation of onion peel cells

Nov 10 U-11 08 Physics: Some natural Activity to demonstrate like 08 yphenomenaBiology: Reproduction in animals

ycharges repel Debate on cloning.

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHI

NG

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

NG DAYS

Nov 11 U-12 15 Physics: Some natural Preparation of a modelNov 11 U 12 15 Physics: Some natural phenomenaChemistry: Pollution of air and water

Preparation of a model of charge detectorRole play in "Conservation of waterand water

Biology: Reproduction in animals

Conservation of water and reducing water pollution"

Dec 11 U 13 14 Ch i t P ll ti f iDec 11 U-13 14 Chemistry: Pollution of air and waterBiology: Reproduction in

i l

Visit to petrol pump to learn about the process of pollution detection

animalsp

U-14FA-III

11 Physics: LightChemistry: Pollution of air

Model making-Kaleidoscope

Completiony

and waterBiology: Reproduction in animals

Kaleidoscope

Visit to water treatment plantanimals

WINTER BREAK (31 DEC 11 to 08 JAN 12)

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING

DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Jan 12 U-15 05 Physics: LightBiology: Reaching the age of adolescence

Demonstration of ray diagrams and image formation

Newsletter on "AIDS awareness campaign" and recent medicines on AIDSrecent medicines on AIDS developed

U-16 13 Physics: Light Demonstration: Bird in a FA-IV

Completion

Chemistry: Pollution of air and waterBiology: Reaching the age of adolescence

Cage

Discussion on features of adolescenceadolescence adolescence

Feb12 U-17 09 Physics: LightBiology: Reaching the age of adolescence

CAL Presentation

adolescence

U-18 15 Chemistry: Pollution of air and water

Mar 12 06 Revision

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-II (08 Mar 12 to 20 Mar12)DECLARATION OF RESULT (21 Mar 12 to 30 Mar12)

CO‐ORDINATED SYLLABUS FOR YEAR 2011‐12CLASS: VIII SUBJECT: Social Science

PRESCRIBED BOOKS – History: N.C.E.R.T.Text Book Our Past IIICivics: N.C.E.R.T.Text Book Social and Political Life IIIGeography: N.C.E.R.T.Text Book Resources and Developmentg p y p

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHIN

G DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Apr 11 U-1 11 Geography: ResourcesHistory: How, When and Where.

1.Debate on “How environment can be saved in the present scenario. ” 2 Gi t f f2.Give an account of a few historical buildings still extant and standing in your state.

U-2 11 Civics: Indian constitution 1.Make a chart : Preamble of11 Civics: Indian constitutionHistory: From Trade To territory (contd.).

1.Make a chart : Preamble of constitution.2.On the out line map of India show the expansion of British TerritoryTerritory.

May 11 U-3FA-1

12 History : From Trade To territory. Civics : Understanding

1.Make a poster of Indian secularism.

Completion Civics : Understanding Secularism

secularism.

SUMMER BREAK (15 MAY 11 to 30 JUNE 11)

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Jul 11 U-4 13 Geography : Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and wild life resources.History : Ruling The country Side

1.A model showing the changes in land use.2. Note on Champaran movement andHistory : Ruling The country Side movement and Gandhiji’s role in it

U-5 12 Civics : Why Do we need Parliament.

1.Make a model of Indian Parliament.

History : Tribals Dikus and the Vision of Golden age

2. On the map show the location of some tribal groups of India.

11 Civics :Understanding Law 1 C ll ti d li tiAug 11 U-6 11 Civics :Understanding Law Geography : Mineral and Power Resources

1.Collection and listing of minerals which are used in our everyday life.2.Model making:(a) Solar cooker (b) Bio gas plant etc.

U-7FA-II

Completion

12 Civics: JudiciaryHistory : When People Rebel

1.On the map of India name and mark the following :(a) Seats of Supreme C t i I di

pCourt in India (b)Seat of High Courts in different states of India.

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHIN

G DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Sep 11 U-8 09 Civics : Understanding our criminal Justice System

1.CAL

U-9 08 History : Colonialism and the city .Revision

1.Collect the pictures of important monuments built by the British inbuilt by the British in Delhi and write their details in record register.

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT‐I  (21SEP 11 to 01 OCT 11)AUTUMN BREAK (02 OCT 11 to 09 OCT 11)

Oct 11 U-10 15 History :Weavers ,Iron smelters and factory owners.

1.Visit an industry in the neighbourhood and write

Civics : Understanding Marginalisation Geography: Agriculture (contd.)

gthe experience in brief .2.Collection of seeds of various crops finding the p ggeographical conditions for them .

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Nov 11 U-11 08 Geography : Agriculture History : Civilising the Native, Educating the Nation .

1.On world map show the distribution of wheat, rice, cotton, jute, gmaize, tea and coffee.2.Draw a time line depicting reforms movements in Indiamovements in India.

U-12 15 Civics: Confronting MarginalisationHistory : Women cast and Reform.

1.CAL2.Collect the pictures of social reformers andsocial reformers and discuss why have you been impressed by them.

Dec 11 U-13 14 History: The Changing World of 1.Write a note on Dec 11 U 13FA-III

Completion

14 y g gVisual Arts (contd)Civics: Public Facilities

famous Indian paintings.

U-14 11 Geography : IndustriesHistory : The Changing World of Visual Arts

1.Trace the journey of a pencil from a tree to the classroom.Visual Arts

WINTER BREAK (31 DEC 11 to 08 JAN 12)

MONTH UNITS NO. OF TEACHING DAYS

CONTENTS SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES

Jan12 U-15 05Geography : Human Resource.

1.Do a survey of all the sections of your class and describe:(i)Total no. of students in each sectionsection .(ii)Sex ratio .(iii)Age structure .(iv)No. of languages known i.e. spoken and written.p

U-16FA-IV

Completion

13 History : The making of the National Movement : 1870-1947

1.On the outline map of India name and locate the places where the Congress Sessions Completionwere held between 1885 to 1905.

Feb12 U-17 09 Civics: Law and Social Justice 1.Suggest the ways to li i leliminate manual

scavenging.

U-18 15 History : India after Independence 1. Find out the reasons b hi d h bi h fbehind the birth of Bangladesh.

Mar12 06 REVISION

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT‐II (08 Mar 12 to 20 Mar 12)DECLARATION OF RESULT (21 Mar 12 to 30 Mar 12)

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