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Class 3 English

Sl No Month Chapters

1 June

Good Morning

Grammar: Noun, Adjectives

Speaking Self introduction

The Magic Garden

Writing: Filling Gaps

2 July

Bird Talk

Speaking: Speaking about family person

Writing: Filling the gaps

Neena and the baby sparrow

Grammar: Articles

3 August

Little by Little

Writing: Paragraph writing

The Enormous Turnip

Grammar: Pronouns, Singular and Plural

Things of daily use

4 September

Writing: Messages to Friends/Parents

A Little Fish Story

Speaking: Talking to your teacher and friends

Grammar: Verbs

The Balloon Man

5 October

Speaking: Conversation at playground and Library

The Yellow Butterfly

Writing: Informal letters

Trains

Grammar: Adverbs and Tenses

6 November

The story of the Road

Grammar: Has, Have, Had

Writing: Description about animals and objects

Speaking: speech about Children’s Day

Puppy and I

7 December

Little Tiger Big Tiger

Grammar – Preposition

Writing: Messages to Friends

Speaking: Conversation at Birthday Party

What’s in the mail Box

My Silly Sister

8 January

Grammar: Conjunctions

Writing: Paragraph writing

Speaking: Role Play

Don’t Tell

He is My Brother

9 February

Grammar: Punctuation

Writing: Story Writing

Speaking Role Play

How Creature Move

The Ship of the desert

10 March Revision and Examination



1 June

Where to look from

Fun with Numbers

2 July

Give and Take

Long and short

3 August Shape and designs

4 September Fun with Give and Take

5 October Time Goes On

6 November

Who is heavier

How many times

7 December Play with pattern

8 January

Can We Share

Smart Charts

9 February Rupees and Paisa

10 March Revision

Class 3 Mathematics


Class 3 EVS


3 June

Poonam’s Day Out

The Plant Fairy

Water O’ Water

2 July

Our School

Chhotus House

Food We Eat

3 August

Saying without Speaking

Flying High

It’s Raining

4 September What is Cooking

From Here to There

5 October

Work We Do

Sharing our Feelings

The Story of our Food

6 November

Making Pots

Games We Play

Here comes a letter

7 December A House like this

Our Friends Animals

8 January Drop by Drop

Families can be different

9 February Left Right

A beautiful Cloth

10 March Revision


CLASS IV ENGLISH


1 June

Speaking self introduction and greetings

Wake up

Writing: Collection of ideas about an object, phenomena, happenings Etc.

Neha’s Alarm Clock

Grammar: The sentence and Negative sentence

Noses

2 July

Grammar: Nouns

The Little Fir Tree

Speaking: Sharing the details of family members

Run

Writing Collection of ideas about country, state, District

Nasurddin’s Aim

3 August

Why

Speaking Narration

Alice in wonderland

Writing a small story

Grammar: Articles

Don’t be afraid of the Dark

4 September

Hellen Keller

The Donkey

Speaking: Explanation

Revision and Session Ending Examination

5 October

I had a little Pony

Speaking: Dialogue

Writing: Narrative Writing

Grammar: Adjectives

Milkman’s Cow

Hiawatha

6 November

Writing: SMS

The Scholar’s Mother Tongue

Grammar: Verbs

A Watering Rhymes

Speaking: Enquiring about an incident

The Giving Tree



7 December

Books

Writing: Paragraph Writing

Speaking: Book review

Grammar: Adverbs

Going to Buy a Book

8 January

The naughty Boy

Writing: Script writing for Role Plays

Speaking: Role Play


9 February

Pinocchi

Writing: Composite Practice

Speaking: Role Play

Grammar: Preposition

10 March Revision and Session ending Examination


Class IV EVS


1 June

Going to school

Ear to Ear

A Day with Nandu

The Story of Amrita

2 July

Anita the Honey Bee

Omana’s Journey

From the window

Reaching Grandmother Home

3 August

Changing Families

Hu Tutu, Hu Tutu

The Valley of Flowers

4 September Changing Times

A river’s Tale

5 October Basava’s Farm

From Market to Home

6 November

A Busy Month

Nandita in Mumbai

Too Much Water, Too Little Water

Abdul in the Garden

7 December

Eating Together

Food and Fun

The World in My Home

8 January

Pochampalli

Home and Abroad

Spicy Riddles

9 February Defence Officer Wahida

Chuskit goes to School

10 March Revision and Session Ending Examination


Class IV

Mathematic


1 June Building with Bricks

Long And Long

2 July A Trip to Bhopal

Tick – Tick – Tick

3 August The Way the World Look

The Junk Seller

4 September Jugs and Mugs

Revision

5 October Carts and Wheels

Halves and Quarters

6 November Play with patterns

Tables and Share

7 December How Heavy? How Light?

8 January Fields and Fences

9 February Smart Charts

10 March Revision and Session Ending Examinations


CLASS V

ENGLISH


1 June

Ice Cream Man

Team Work

Grammar: The Sentence

Wonderful Waste

Writing Gap Filling

Speaking: Make request

2 July

Playing Together

Speaking Introduction and Greeting The Sentence and Negative Sentence

Writing: Arranging sentence

My Shadow

3 August

Grammar: Nouns

Robinson Crusoe

Writing: Collection of point wise ideas about a thing, phenomena, Happenings etc.

Crying

Speaking: Asking Permission

Rip Van Winkle

4 September

My Elder Brother

Speaking Descriptions (Events, Stimulus, Visual Stimulus)

Grammar: Articles

Writing: SMS

The Lady Frog

5 October

Class Discussion

Speaking: Role Play

Grammar: Kind of adjectives Writing: Preparation of greeting Cards

The Talkative Barber

6 November

Topsy Turvy Land

Speaking: Announcement

Gulliver’s Travel

Grammar: Synonyms, Verbs

Writing: Informal letter

Nobody’s Friend



7 December

Writing: Notice

The Little Bully

Sing a song of People

Grammar: Adverbs

Speaking: Narration

8 January


Around the world

Writing: Paragraph Writing

Malu, Bhalu

Speaking: Role Play

9 February

Speaking: Interview

Who will be Ningthou Grammar: Conjunction


10 March Revision ad Term Examination


CLASS V - MATHEMATICS


1 June

The Fish Tale

Shapes and Angles

2 July How many squares

Parts and Wholes

3 August

Does it look the same

Be my multiples, Be Your Factor

4 September Can you see the pattern

Revision

5 October Mapping Your Ways

6 November Boxes and Sketches

Tenths and Hundredths

7 December

Area & Its Boundary

Smart Charts

8 January Ways to multiply and Divide

9 February How Big? How Heavy

10 March Revision and Session Ending Exams


CLASS V - EVS


1 June

Super Sense

A Snake Charmers

From Tasting to Digesting

2 July

Mangoes round the year

Seeds and Seeds

Every Drop Counts

3 August

Experiment with water

Treat of Mosquitoes

Up You go

Walls Tell stories

4 September Sunit in Space

5 October What if it finishes?

A shelter So High

6 November When the earth shook

Blow Hot, Blow cold

7 December

Who will do this work?

Across the wall

No place for us

8 January

A see Tells a Story

Whose Forest

Like Father Like daughter

9 February On the move again



CLASS VI

ENGLISH


1 June

Who did Patrick’s Homework?

Writing Section- Notice, Messages

How the dog found himself a new master?

A House, A Home

A Tale of two birds

Grammar – Noun

2 July

Taro’s Reward

The quarrel

The Friendly Mongoose The Shepherds Treasure

Grammar – Rhyming words

Writing – Story writing

3 August

An Indian American women in space – Kalpana Chawla

Beauty

The old Dock shop

Grammar – Adjective

Writing E – Mail

4 September

A different kind of schools

Where do all teachers go?

Grammar – Jumbled words

5 October

Tansen

Who I am

The monkey and Crocodile

Writing – Formal and Informal letter

6 November

Fair Play

Vocation:- The wonderful words

The wonder called sleep

Grammar – Verbs

Writing Paragraph

7 December

A game of chance

What if

A Pact with Sun

Desert Animals

Writing SMS

Speaking: Conversation



8 January

What happened to the Reptiles

Grammar – Synonyms, Antonym

Writing – Story writing

Speaking – Introducing oneself

9 February

The Banyan Tree

Strange Wrestling match

Grammar – Adverb

Revision



CLASS VI

MATHEMATICS


1 June

Knowing Numbers

Whole Numbers

Playing Numbers

2 July Basic Geometrical Ideas

Understanding elementary shapes

3 August Integers

Fractions

4 September Decimal

5 October Data Handling

6 November Mensuration

Algebra

7 December Ration and Proportion

8 January Symmetry

9 February Practical Geometry



CLASS VI

SCIENCE

Sl. No Month Chapters

1 June Food: Where does it come from

Components of Food

2 July

Fibre to fabric

Sorting, materials into groups

Separation of substances

3 August Changes Around Us

Getting to know plants

4 September Body Movements

5 October The Living organism and their surroundings

6 November Motion and Measurement of distances

Light, Shadows and reflections

7 December Electricity and Circuits

Fun with Magnets

8 January Water

Air around Us

9 February Garbage in, Garbage out



CLASS VI

SOCIAL SCIENCE


1 June

The earth in the Solar System

What, Where, How & When

On the Trail of the earliest People

Globe: Latitude & Longitude

Understanding Diversity

2 July

From Gathering to Growing Food

Motion of Earth

In the earliest Cities

Diversity and discrimination

Maps

3 August

What Books and Burials tell us

What is Government

Kingdoms, King and Early Republic

4 September

Key Elements of Democratic Government

New questions and Ideas

Panchayati Raj

5 October

Ashok the emperor who gave up war

Villages and Thriving Towns

Major Domains of the earth

6 November Rural Administration Traders, kings & Pilgrims Major Landforms of earth

7 December

Urban Administration

New Empires and kingdoms

Our Country India

8 January Rural Livelihoods

Buildings, Paintings & Books

9 February India, Climate and Wildlife

Urban Livelihood



CLASS VII

ENGLISH


1 June

Three Questions

A gift of chappals

Writing Section: Notice, Message

The squirrel

The Rebel

The Tiny Teacher

Writing Section: Formal and Informal Letter

2 July

Gopal and The Hilsa Fish

The Shed

Bringing Up Kari

The Desert

Grammar: Verbes Reported Speech

Speaking: Introducing oneself

Writing: Story Writing

3 August

The Ashes that made Trees Bloom

Chivy

The Cop and the Anthem

Grammar: Adjectives, Question Tag. Modal

Writing Paragraph and Essays

4 September

Quality

Trees

Grammar: Preposition

Expert Detectives

5 October

Mystery of Taking Fan

Golu Grows a Nose

Grammar: Determiners

Writing: Diary Writing

Speaking: Pair interactions



6 November

The invention of Vita Wonk

Dad & the cat and the tree

Meadow Surprise

I want something in cage

Grammar: Articles and Gap fillings


7 December

Fire, Friend and Foe

Garden Snake

Chandani

Speaking: Conversation

A Bicycle in Good Repair

8 January

The Bear Story

A Tiger in the House

Grammar: Synonyms, Antonyms, Error Finding

Writing: Composition based on Visual Stimulus

The Story of Cricket

Speaking Telephonic Conservation

9 February An Alien Han

Grammar: Adverb



CLASS VII

MATHEMATICS

Sl No Month Name of the chapters

1 June Integers

Fractions and Decimals

2 July

Data Handling

Simple Equation

Lines and Angles

3 August The Triangles and its Properties

Congruence of Triangles

4 September Comparing Quantities

5 October Rational Number

6 November Practical Geometry

Perimeter & Area

7 December Algebraic Expression

8 January Exponents and Powers

Symmetry

9 February Visualizing Solid Shapes



CLASS VII

SCIENCE

Sl. No Month Name of the chapters

1 June

Nutrition in Plants

Nutrition in Animals

Fiber to Fabric

2 July

Heat

Acids, Bases and Salts

Physical and Chemical Changes

3 August Weather, Climate and Adaptations of animals to climate

Winds, storm and Cyclones

4 September Soil

5 October Respiration in Organism

6 November

Transportation in Animals and Plants

Re Production in plants

Motion and time

7 December Electric Current and Its Effects

Light

8 January Water : A precious Resources

Forest: Out Life Line

9 February Waste Water Story

10 March Revision and Session ending Examinations.


CLASS VII

SOCIAL SCIENCE


1 June

Environment

Tracing Changes

New Kings and Kingdoms

Inside our earth

2 July

On Equality

The Delhi Sultan

Our Changing Earth

Role of Government in Health

3 August

How the State Govt. was

The Mughal Empire

Air

Growing up the Boys and Girls

4 September Rulers and Building

Water

5 October

Women Change the World

Town Traders and Craft Person

Natural Vegetation and Wild Life

6 November

Tribes, Nomads and Settled Communities

Human Environment – Settlement, Transport and Communication

Understanding Media

Understanding Advertising

7 December

Devotional Path Divine

Human Environment – Interaction – the tropical and Sub tropical region

Market Around Us

8 January

The making of regional Culture

Life in the Temperate Grass land

A shirt in the market

Eighteenth Century political Formation

9 February Life in the Desert

Struggle for equality



CLASS VIII

ENGLISH


1 June

The best Christmas Present in the world

The Tsunami

Writing Section : Notice Message

Grammar Verb Forms

The Ant and the Cricket

How the Camel Got his hump

Grammar: Active Voice and Passive Voice

Writing – Formal and Informal Letter

2 July

Glimpses of Past

Macavity – The Mystery Cat

Children at Work

The Selfish Giant

Grammar – Direct and Indirect Speech

Writing: Story writing and Paragraph writing

3

August

Bepin Choudhery’s Lapse of Memory

The Last Bargain

The School Boy

The Treasure Within

Grammar – Adjectives, Question tags, Reported speech

Writing - Paragraph writing

4 September

The Summit within

Princess September

Grammar – Jumbled Words, Preposition, Modals

This is Jody’s Fawn

5 October

Poem - The Duck and the Kangaroo

Writing – Leave application

Speaking – Pair interaction

6 November

A Visit to Cambridge

When I set out for Lyonnesse

Supply - the Fight

Grammar – Article , Gap filling

Writing Diary entry

7 December

A short Monsoon Diary

On the Grasshopper and Cricket

Speaking - Conversation

Writing Essay



8 January

The Great Stone Face - 1

Open Window

Jalebis

Speaking - Debate

Writing – Short Compositions

9 February

The Great Stone Face - 2

The Comet – 1

The Comet - 2

10

March Revision and Session Ending Examination


CLASS VIII

MATHEMATICS


1 June Rational Numbers

Linear equation in one variable

2 July Understanding Quadrilaterals

Practical Geometry

3 August

Data Handling

Square and Square roots

Cube and Cube Roots

4 September Comparing Quantities

5 October Algebraic Expression

6 November Visualizing Various shapes

Mensuration

7 December Exponents and Powers

Direct and inverse Proportion

8 January Factorization

Introduction to Graphs

9 February Playing with Numbers



Class VIII

SCIENCE


1 June Crop Production and Management

Micro Organism

2 July

Synthetic Fibre and Plastics

Materials – Metal and Non Metal

Force and Pressure

3 August

Coal and Petroleum

Combustion and Flame

Friction

4 September Conservation of Plants and Animals

5 October

Cell structure and Function

Sound

6 November Chemical Effects of Electric Current

Reproduction in Animals

7 December Some natural phenomenon

Reaching the age of Adolescent

8 January Light

Star and Solar System

9 February Pollution of Air and Water



Class VIII

SOCIAL SCIENCE


1 June

Resources

How, When and Where

From Trade to Territory

Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wild Life Sanctuary

2 July

Ruling the countryside

Tribal, Dikus and Vision of Golden Age

Mineral and Power resources

The Indian constitution

3 August

When People Rebel

Understanding Secularism

Why do, we Need Parliament

Understanding Laws

4 September Colonialism and the city

Agriculture

5 October

Judiciary

Weavers, Iron Smelters and Factory Owners

Civilizing the Native, Educating the Nation

6 November

Women, Caste and reforms

Understanding the Marginalization

Industries

Understanding Our Criminal Justice System

7 December

The Changing World of Visual Arts (Only for Projects)

Confronting Marginalization

The making of National Movement

8 January Public Facilities

India after Independence

9 February Human Resources

Law and Social Justice



CLASS IX

ENGLISH

English Language & Literature Class 9 Syllabuses

Section-wise Weightage

Section Topic Marks

A Reading Skills 20

B Writing Skills with Grammar 30

C Literature Textbooks and Extended Reading Text 30

Total 80

The annual examination will be of 80 marks, with a duration of three hours.

Section A: Reading

This section will have two reading passages.

Q.1: A Factual passage 300-350 words with eight very Short Answer type Questions. [8

marks]

Q.2: A Discursive passage of 350-400 words with four Short Answer type Questions to test

inference, evaluation and analysis with four Very Short Answer Questions to test vocabulary.

[12 marks]

Section B: Writing and Grammar

Q.3: Writing a diary/article in about 100-120 words based on visual or verbal cue/s. The

questions will be thematically based on the prescribed books. [8 marks]

Q.4: Writing a short story based on a given outline or cue/s in about 200- 50 words. [12

marks]

The Grammar syllabus will include the following areas in class IX:

1. Tenses

2. Modals (have to/had to, must, should, need, ought to and their negative forms)


3. Use of passive voice

4. Subject – verb concord

5. Reporting

o (i) Commands and requests

o (ii) Statements

o (iii) Questions

6. Clauses:

o (i) Noun clauses

o (ii) Adverb clauses of condition and time

o (iii) Relative clauses

7. Determiners

8. Prepositions

The above items may be tested through test types as given below:

Q.5: Gap filling with one or two words to test Prepositions, Articles, Conjunctions and

Tenses. [3 marks]

Q.6: Editing or Omission [4 marks]

Q.7: Sentences reordering or Sentence Transformation in context. [3 marks]

Section C: Literature Textbooks

Q.8: One out of two extracts from prose/poetry/play for reference to the context. Four Very

Short Answer Questions: two questions of one mark each on global comprehension and two

questions of one mark each on interpretation. [4 marks]

Q.9: Four Short Answer Type Questions from BEEHIVE AND MOMENTS to test local

and global comprehension of theme and ideas (30-40 words each) [2×4=8 Marks]

Q.10: One out two long answer type questions to assess how the values inherent in the texts

have been brought out (BEEHIVE & MOMENTS). Creativity, imagination and extrapolation

beyond the text and across the texts will be assessed. (100-120 words) [8 marks]

Q.11: One out of two Very Long Answer Questions on theme or plot involving

interpretation and inference and character sketch in about 150-200 words based on prescribed

extended reading text. [10 Marks]

Prescribed Books

Published by NCERT

BEEHIVE - Textbook for Class IX

MOMENTS - Supplementary Reader for Class IX

Extended Reading Texts (either one)

Gulliver’s Travels (unabridged) by Jonathan Swift

Three Men in a Boat (unabridged) by Jerome. K. Jerome


Class IX

English (Language and literature)

Sl. No Month Beehive

Moments Reading/Writing Grammar Prose Poem

1 June

1.The Fun They had 2.The Sound of Music

1. The Road 2.Taken Wind

1. The Last Child 2. The adventure of Toto

1. Unseen Passage

1 Tenses 2. Modals

2 July

1. The Little Girl 2. A Truly Beautiful mind

1. Rain on the Roof

1. Iswaran the Story Teller 2. In the Kingdom of the Fool

Diary Witting

Passive Voice

3 August 3. The Snake and the Mirror

The Lake Assils of Innisfree

1. The Happy Prince

Article Writing Preposition Editing

4 September 1. My Chidhood

1. A Legend of the North Land

1. Weathering the storm in Irsama

1. Classes

5 October Packing

No Men are Foreign

The Best Leaf Story Completion 2.Reporting

6 November Reach for the Top

The Duck and the Kangaroo

A House is not a House

Determiners

7 December The Bond of Love

On Killing am Tree

The Accidental Tourist

Jumbled

8 January 1.Kathmandu 2.It I were You

1. The Snake Trying 2. A Slumber did my spirit seal

The Beggar Subject Verb concord

9 February REVISION

10 March SESSION ENDING EXAMINATION


Class IX

Mathematics

1 June

Number System

Polynomials

Co – ordinate Geometry

2 July

Linear Equation in two variables

Introduction to Euclid’s Geometry

Line and Angles

3 August Triangles

Quadrilaterals

4 September Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles

5 October Circles

6 November Constructions

Heron’s Formula

7 December Surface Area and Volumes

8 January Statistics

Probability

9 February Revision

10 March Session Ending Examination


Class IX

Science

1 June Matter in Surrounding

The Fundamental Unit of Life

2 July Motion

Is matter around us Pure

3 August Improvement in food resources

Force and Laws of Motion

4 September Tissues

5 October

Gravitation

Atoms and Molecules

6 November Diversity in Living Organism

Work and Energy

7 December

Structure of Atom

Why do we fall ill?

8 January

Sound

Natural Resources

9 February Revision

10 March Session Ending examination


Class IX

Social Science

1 June

The French Revolution

The Story of Village Palampur

Democracy in the Contemporary World

2 July

People as Resource

What is Democracy? Why Democracy

India Size and Location

3 August

Physical Features of India

Nazism and The Rise of Hitler

Constitutional Design

4 September Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution

5 October Drainage

Poverty as a Challenge

6 November

Forest Society and Colonialism/ Pastoralists in the Modern World/ Peasants and Farmers

Climate

7 December

Electoral Politics

Natural Vegetation and Wildlife

Working of Institution

8 January

History & Sports Cricket/ Clothing A Social History

Food Security in India

Population

9 February Democratic Rights



Class X

English (Communicative)

Sl. No

Month Literature Reader Main Course

Book Work Book Novel

1 June

Two Gentlemen of Verona Health and Medicine

Unit 1 and 14 Chapter 1 to 5 The Frog & The Nightingale Education

2

July

Mrs. Pacilitide’s Tigerr

Science Unit 2 and 5 Chapter 6 and 7 Mirror

Not Marble Nor the Gilded Monuments

3 August

The Dear Departed

Environment Unit 11 and 12 Chapter 8 to 10 The Letter

Ozymandias

4 September The Shady Plot Nil Unit 6 to 8 And 13

Chapters 11 and 12

5 October

The Rime of Ancient Mariner

Nil Unit 9 and 10 Chapters 13 to 17

Julius Caser

6 November Patol Babu Travel and Tourism

Chapters 18 to 21

7 December Virtually True National Integration

Chapter 22 and 23

8 January Snake Revision Revision Revision

9 February Revision

10 March Board Examination


Class X

(Mathematics)

Sl No Month Name of the chapter

01 June Real Numbers

Polynomials

02 July

Pair Linear equations in two variables

Quadratic Equations

Arithmetic Progression

Periodic Test

03 August

Triangles

Co – ordinate Geometry

Trigonometry

04 September Application Trigonometry

05 October Circles

6 November Constructions

Area Related circles

7 December

Surface Area and Volumes

Statistics

Periodic Tests

8 January Probability

9 February Revision



Class X

(Science)


1 June

Chemical Reactions and Equations

Life Process

2 July

Electricity

Magnetic Effects of Electric Current

Acids, Bases and Salts

3 August

Control and Co – ordination

Light, Reflection and Refraction

4 September Metals and Non Metals

5 October

Carbon and its Compound

Human Eye and Colourful World

6 November

Our Environment

Management of Natural Resources

7 December

Heredity and Evolution

Periodic Classification of Elements

8 January Sources of Energy

9 February Revision



Class X

Social Science


1 June

Development

Resources and development

Power Sharing

The Rise of Nationalism in Europe/The National Movement in Indo China

2 July

Federalism

Forest and Wildlife Resources

Water Resources

Nationalism in India

3 August

Democracy and Diversity

Sectors of Indian Economy

The Making of Global world/The Age of Industrialization/Work, Life and Leisure

Agriculture

4 September Gender, Religion and Caste

Money and Credit

5 October

Popular Struggle and Movements

Mineral and Energy Resources

Print Culture and the Modern World/Novel Society and History

6 November Globalization and the Indian economy

Manufacturing Industries

7 December

Political Parties

Lifeline of National Economy

Outcomes of Democracy

8 January Consumer Rights

Challenges to Democracy

9 February Revision



Syllabus Included in Annual Examination from first term

Class Subject Syllabus

VI

English Mathematics Science Social Science

Chapters Mentioned in September

VII


Chapters Mentioned in August and September

VIII


Chapters Mentioned in July, August and September

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