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CLASS – VIII : MONTHLY SYLLABUS (2018-19)

SUBJECT: ENGLISH

PRESCRIBED BOOKS: 1. BRITANNICA LEARNING – THE ENGLISH CHANNEL (BL)

2. ESSENTIALS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION ( EGC)

3. BEST OF TAGORE ( LONG READING TEXT – LRT)

APRIL &

MAY LITERATURE‐

UNIT -1. SECTION – B One Summer Night

UNIT -2. SECTION – A Portrait of a Prince.

UNIT -2. SECTION – C Bees in My Backyard

GRAMMAR ‐ Verb Forms, Question Tags

WRITING- Notice writing, story writing

LRT L-1. Kabuliwala

JULY LITERATURE

UNIT – 3. SECTION – A The Wind in a Frolic

UNIT – 3. SECTION – B Armero Has Disappeared from the

Map !

GRAMMAR Determiners, Words often confused

WRITING‐ Letter to Editor

LRT L-3. The Rat’s feast

AUGUST LITERATURE

UNIT – 4, SECTION – A Feelings

UNIT – 4, SECTION – C Just for Fun

GRAMMAR –Prepositions, Reported Speech

Writing – Article Writing

LRT L-4. Atonement

SEPTEMBER LITERATURE

UNIT -5, SECTION – A Life is a game

GRAMMAR – Integrated Grammar

LRT L-9. The Scientist

Revision

OCTOBER LITERATURE‐

UNIT – 5. SECTION – C ‘Jeh’,the Jewel of India

UNIT – 6. SECTION – A Gaining Victory

GRAMMAR ‐ Conjunction

WRITING – Bio-sketch

LRT L-6. Wish Fulfilment

NOVEMBER LITERATURE

UNIT – 6. SECTION – B The Power of Determination

UNIT – 6. SECTION – C The Eyes Have it

GRAMMAR ‐ Active and passive voice( cont.)

WRITING‐ Complaint Letter

LRT L-7. The Runaway

DECEMBER LITERATURE

UNIT -7. SECTION – C The Merchant of Venice

GRAMMAR ‐ Modals

WRITING‐ Diary Entry

LRT L-10. The Invention of Shoes

JANUARY Revision

CLASS – VIII : SUBJECT-ENGLISH

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS (2018-19)

P. A. – I LITERATURE




GRAMMAR Verb Forms, Question Tags

WRITING- Notice writing, Story writing

LRT L-1. Kabuliwala

Half Yearly LITERATURE




UNIT– 3. SECTION – A The Wind in a Frolic

UNIT– 3. SECTION – B Armero Has

Disappeared from the Map!

UNIT – 4. SECTION – A Feelings

UNIT – 4. SECTION – C Just for Fun

GRAMMAR Verb Forms, Question Tags,

Determiners, Words often Confused, Prepositions,

Reported Speech, Integrated Grammar

WRITING- Notice writing, Story writing,

Letter to Editor, Article Writing

LRT L-1. Kabuliwala,

L-3. The Rat’s feast

L-4. Atonement

P. A. – II LITERATURE

UNIT -5. SECTION – A Life Is a Game



GRAMMAR – Integrated Grammar

LRT L-9. The Scientist

WRITING – Bio-Sketch

Final Exam LITERATURE

UNIT - 1. SECTION – B One Summer Night

UNIT – 4 SECTION – A Feelings

UNIT - 5. SECTION – A Life Is a Game



UNIT – 6. SECTION – B The Power of Determination

UNIT – 6. SECTION – C The Eyes Have it

LRT L-4. Atonement, L-9 The Scientist ,

L-6. Wish Fulfilment, L-7. The Runaway,

L-10. The Invention of Shoes

GRAMMAR: Integrated Grammar

(All Grammar Done in Class)

WRITING : Story writing, Letter to Editor,

Bio-Sketch, Diary Entry

CLASS VIII : SUBJECT- ENGLISH

ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES (2018-19)

Month

ACTIVITIES

April Reading Comprehension based on Unit-I

Section C: A Retrieved Reformation

MAY Story Narration with Props

JULY Worksheet – Words often Confused

AUGUST Listening Activity

OCTOBER Speaking Activity from – ‘Jeh’ The Jewel of India

NOVEMBER Dialogue writing

DECEMBER Role Play – The Merchant of Venice

JANUARY Recitation

FEBRUARY Listening Activity


SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS

APRIL Ch2: Linear Equations in one variable

Ch12: Exponents and powers

MAY Ch3: Understanding Quadrilaterals

JULY Ch1: Rational Numbers

Ch5: Data Handling

AUGUST Ch8: Comparing Quantities

Ch6: Squares and square roots

SEPTEMBER Ch7: Cubes and cube roots

OCTOBER Ch9: Algebraic expressions and Identities

Ch15: Introduction to graphs

NOVEMBER Ch14: Factorization

Ch13: Direct and Inverse proportions

DECEMBER Ch11: Mensuration

Ch10: Visualizing Solid Shapes

JANUARY Ch4: Practical Geometry

CLASS VIII : SUBJECT-MATHEMATICS ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS (2018-19)

P. A. – I

Ch2: Linear Equations in one variable

Ch3: Understanding Quadrilaterals


Half Yearly

Ch1: Rational Numbers

Ch2: Linear Equations in one variable

Ch3: Understanding Quadrilaterals Ch5: Data Handling


Ch8: Comparing Quantities


P. A. – II

Ch7: Cubes and cube roots

Ch9: Algebraic expressions and Identities


Final Exam

Ch3: Understanding Quadrilaterals [Ex-3.3and 3.4]

Ch4: Practical Geometry

Ch5: Data Handling [Ex 5.1and 5.3]


Ch7: Cubes and cube roots Ch9: Algebraic expressions and Identities

Ch10: Visualizing Solid Shapes

Ch11: Mensuration

Ch12: Exponents and powers [Ex-12.1]

Ch13: Direct and inverse proportions

Ch14: Factorization


CLASS - VIII : SUBJECT- MATHEMATICS


Month

ACTIVITIES

April

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SEBTEMBER

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NOVEMBER

DECEMBER


SUBJECT: PHYSICS

APRIL Ch-11. Force & Pressure

MAY Ch-12. Friction

JULY Ch-12. Friction (cont..)

AUGUST Ch-16. Light

SEPTEMBER Ch-16. Light (cont..)

OCTOBER Ch-13. Sound

NOVEMBER Ch-17.Stars and The Solar System

DECEMBER Ch-15. Some natural phenomena

JANUARY Ch-15. Some natural phenomena (cont..)

CLASS – VIII : SUBJECT- PHYSICS


P. A. – I

Ch-11. Force & Pressure

Ch-12. Friction

Half Yearly

Ch-11. Force & Pressure

Ch-12. Friction

Ch-16. Light

P. A. – II

Ch-13. Sound

Ch-17.Stars and The Solar System

Final Exam

Ch-13. Sound

Ch-15. Some natural phenomena

Ch-16. Light

Ch-17.Stars and The Solar System


SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY

APRIL Ch-14. Chemical effects of Electric current

MAY Ch-14. Chemical effects of Electric current (cont..)

JULY Ch-18. Pollution of Air and Water

AUGUST Ch-3. Synthetic fibres and plastics

SEPTEMBER Ch-3. Synthetic fibres and plastics (cont..)

OCTOBER Ch-4. Materials: Metals & Non Metals

NOVEMBER Ch-4. Materials: Metals & Non Metals (cont..)

Ch-5. Coal and Petroleum

DECEMBER Ch-5. Coal and Petroleum (cont..)

Ch-6. Combustion and Flame

JANUARY Ch-6. Combustion and Flame (cont..)

CLASS – VIII : SUBJECT- CHEMISTRY


P. A. – I

Ch-14. Chemical effects of Electric current

Half Yearly

Ch-3. Synthetic fibres and plastics


Ch-18. Pollution of Air and Water

P. A. – II

Ch-4. Materials: Metals & Non Metals


Final Exam

Ch-4. Materials: Metals & Non Metals


Ch-6. Combustion and Flame



SUBJECT: BIOLOGY

APRIL Ch-1. Crop production and management

MAY Ch-8. Cell structure and function

JULY Ch-8. Cell structure and function (cont…)

AUGUST Ch-9. Reproduction in Animals

SEPTEMBER Ch-10. Reaching the age of adolescence

OCTOBER Ch-2. Micro organisms

NOVEMBER Ch-2. Microorganisms (cont…)

DECEMBER Ch-7. Conservation of plants and animals

JANUARY Ch-7. Conservation of plants and animals (cont…)

CLASS – VIII : SUBJECT- BIOLOGY


P. A. – I

Ch-1. Crop production and management

Ch-8. Cell structure and function

Half Yearly

Ch-1. Crop production and management


Ch-9. Reproduction in Animals

Ch-10. Reaching the age of adolescence

P. A. – II

Ch-2. Micro organisms

Ch-7. Conservation of plants and animals

Final Exam

Ch-2. Micro organisms

Ch-7. Conservation of plants and animals


CLASS - VIII : SUBJECT- SCIENCE


Month

ACTIVITIES

April 1) To study that the pressure in a liquid increases with depth. 2) To illustrate existence of atmospheric pressure.

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MAY To study electroplating.

Illustration of Microscope and to study various

shapes of cells.

JULY Illustration of apparatus used in chemistry lab.

AUGUST To study Binary fission in Amoeba through

permanent slides.

SEBTEMBER 7) To make kaleidoscope to study multiple reflection.

OCTOBER To determine the frequency and time period of a

vibrating body. 9) To study Displacement reaction.

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11) To show that yeast produces carbon dioxide during respiration.

DECEMBER nd

their behaviour. 13) To study Gold leaf electroscope.

JANUARY To show that oxygen in air is essential for

burning. 15) Project: Talk on Endangered/ Endemic species.


SUBJECT : SOCIAL SCIENCE

APRIL Chapter 2: From trade to territory

Chapter1: Natural Resources

Chapter1: The constitution of India

May Chapter 4: Colonialism and tribal societies

Chapter 2: Natural resources-land, soil and water

Chapter 2: Features of the Indian Constitution

JULY Chapter 5: The Revolt of 1857

Chapter 3: Water resources

Chapter 3: The Parliamentary form of government

AUGUST Chapter 6: Colonialism and the city

Chapter 4: Natural vegetation and wildlife

Chapter 4: Importance of law in a democracy

SEPTEMBER Revision

OCTOBER Chapter 8: Educating the Nation

Chapter 5: Minerals and Power

Chapter 5: The judiciary in India

NOVEMBER Chapter 9: Women, caste and reform

Chapter 6: Agriculture

Chapter 6: The police and the criminal justice

system

DECEMBER Chapter 11: National Movement and independence

Chapter 8: Major industries

Chapter 7: Social marginalization

JANUARY Chapter 12 : India after independence

Chapter 10: Human resources

Chapter 9: Government and development

CLASS VIII : SUBJECT-SOCIAL SCIENCE


P. A. – I

HISTORY: Chapter 2: From trade to territory

Chapter 4: Colonialism and tribal societies

GEOGRAPHY: Chapter 1: Natural Resources


CIVICS: Chapter 1: The constitution of India

Half Yearly

HISTORY: Chapter 2: From trade to territory

Chapter 4: Colonialism and tribal societies

Chapter 5: The Revolt of 1857

Chapter 6: Colonialism and the city

GEOGRAPHY: Chapter 1: Natural Resources


Chapter 3: Water resources


CIVICS: Chapter 1: The constitution of India

Chapter 2: Features of the Indian Constitution

Chapter 3: The Parliamentary form of government

Chapter 4: Importance of law in a democracy

P. A. – II

HISTORY: Chapter 8: Educating the Nation

Chapter 9: Women, caste and reform

GEOGRAPHY: Chapter 5: Minerals and Power


CIVICS: Chapter 5: The judiciary in India

Final Exam

HISTORY: Chapter 5: The Revolt of 1857

Chapter 8: Educating the Nation

Chapter 9: Women, caste and reform

Chapter 11: National Movement and independence

Chapter 12: India after independence

GEOGRAPHY: Chapter 3: Water resources


Chapter 5: Minerals and Power


Chapter 8: Major industries

Chapter 10: Human resources

CIVICS: Chapter 4: Importance of law in a democracy

Chapter 5: The judiciary in India

Chapter 6: The police and the criminal justice system

Chapter 7: Social marginalization

Chapter 9: Government and development

(30% of Term I syllabus)

CLASS VIII : SUBJECT- SOCIAL SCIENCE


Month

ACTIVITIES

April Ch 7: Geo- Grow one air purifying plant and click your

picture along with the plant. Paste the picture in the notebook.

MAY Ch 1: His.- (a) Find information on any one invention of

modern era which lead to mobilization of modernity.

Ch 10: His- (b) Make a poster on development of Art and Literature in India during 20th century describing the

most prominent figures in these fields.

JULY Ch- 8: Civics- Paste newspaper articles related to

governmental schemes implemented to benefit the

marginalized communities.

AUGUST Ch- 9: Geo- Debate- Are the major industries developmental or detrimental for our society?

OCTOBER Ch 3: His- Write an article on the repercussions of forced British plantation on Indian farmers.

NOVEMBER Ch-10: Civics- Make a list of laws given by the

government for the benefit of workers and other exploited

sections of society.

DECEMBER Ch 11: Geo- File work: Discuss the worldwide impact of

war in modern scenario.( eg- Syria)

JANUARY Ch 7: His- Imagine you are late 19th century entrepreneur. What challenges you are likely to face and

how would you contribute to National development?


SUBJECT: FRENCH

APRIL Leçon 0. Connaissez-vous la France?

Leçon 1. La lettre de Valérie

MAY Leçon 2. Joyeux anniversaire Paul!

JULY Leçon 3. C’est ma ville.

Leçon 4. Une journée dans la vie de mes parents

AUGUST Leçon 5.Mon argent de poche

SEPTEMBER Revision

OCTOBER Leçon 6 Les loisirs de Nathalie

NOVEMBER Leçon 7. Range ta chambre!

Leçon 8. Où allez-vous?

DECEMBER Leçon 9. Hier, j’ai…

JANUARY Leçon 10. Pendant les vacances.

CLSSS : VIII - SUBJECT-FRENCH ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS (2018-19)

P. A. – I

Leçon 0. Connaissez-vous la France? Leçon 1. La lettre de Valérie, Leçon 2. Joyeux anniversaire Paul! Les expressions écrites: Décrivez la France, Décrivez votre anniversaire Grammaire: Les verbes, Les articles, Les adjectifs possessifs, La négation, Les adjectifs démonstratifs, La négation, Les adverbes de quantité, masculin, féminin, pluriel

Culture and Civilization: (Ch-0, & 1) Compréhension: Unseen passage

Half Yearly Leçon 0. Connaissez-vous la France?, Leçon 1 La lettre de Valerie, Leçon 2. Joyeux anniversaire Paul! Leçon 3. C’est ma ville. Leçon 4 Une journée dans la vie de mes parents, Leçon 5. Mon argent de poche. Les expressions écrites: Décrivez votre ville, Saisons, journée, la France, votre anniversaire. Grammaire: L’interrogation, Les verbes pronominaux, La négation des verbes pronominaux, L’heure, Les adverbes interrogatifs, Les adjectifs interrogatifs, Tous les verbes, Mettez en ordre, Corrigez les fautes

Culture & civilization: Leçon 0, 1 & 3 Compréhension: Unseen passage

Value based question

P. A. – II Leçon 6. Les loisirs de Nathalie , Leçon 7. Range ta chambre!, Leçon 8. Où allez-vous? Les expressions écrites: Décrivez vos loisirs, La recette, Discutez de votre ville favorite. Grammaire : Les expressions avec faire et jouer, L’impératif, La négation avec l’impératif, Les prépositions de lieux, Les verbes savoir et connaitre, « Yer verbes »

Culture & civilization: Leçon 0 Compréhension: Unseen passage

Final Exam Leçon 0. Connaissez-vous la France?, Leçon 6. Les loisirs de Nathalie , Leçon 7. Range ta chambre!, Leçon 8. Où allez-vous?, Leçon 9., Hier, j’ai…. Leçon 10. Pendant les vacances Les expressions écrites : Décrivez votre semaine dernière, votre dernier anniversaire, la France, Décrivez vos loisirs, La recette, Discutez de votre ville favorite.

Grammaire : Le Passé composé, La négation au passé, L’interrogation et la négation, Le Passé composé avec être, Les verbes pronominaux au passé.

Culture & civilization: Leçon 0, 1 & 3 Compréhension: Unseen passage

Value based question

CLASS VIII : SUBJECT- FRENCH


Month

ACTIVITIES

APRIL

Faites un collage de France et décrivez-la

MAY

Décrivez votre anniversaire

JULY

Faites une comparaison entre Lyon et votre ville.

Décrivez votre saison

AUGUST

Dessinez et décrivez les quatre saisons

SEPTEMBER

Décrivez vos loisirs

OCTOBER

Pourquoi vous apprenez la langue française.

NOVEMBER

Discutez avec votre ami(e) de votre ville favorite.

DECEMBER

Qu’est-ce que vous avez fait la semaine dernière.

JANUARY

Votre dernier anniversaire.


SUBJECT – GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

APRIL Lesson 1- Famous Detectives

Lesson 2- Fun with Numbers

Lesson 3- Let’s Go to Central India

Lesson 4- Cyber Security

Lesson 5- Flowers

MAY Lesson 6- Families of Indian cinema Lesson 7- Famous Art Movements

Lesson 8- Bharat Ratna

JULY Lesson 9- Eponyms

Lesson 10- Unmatched Sporting Achievements

Lesson 11- Indian Navy

Lesson 12- Princely States of India

Lesson13- Original Sound Tracks (OST)

Lesson 14- The Stock Exchange

AUGUST Lesson 15- Famous Battles in History

Lesson 16- Famous Speeches

Lesson 17- Great Medical Breakthroughs

Lesson 18- UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage

Lesson 19- Indian Seashore Lesson 20- Animal Defence Mechanisms

OCTOBER Lesson 21-Glimpses of the History of North East India

Lesson 22- Universities of the World Lesson 23-Autobiographies

Lesson 24-The Academy Awards

NOVEMBER Lesson 25- Border Between Countries

Lesson 26- Space-The Final Frontier

Lesson 27- Fictional Places

Lesson 28- Let’s Visit Bhutan

Lesson 29- Sports Films

DECEMBER Lesson 30- Scientific Units

Lesson 31- Gold

Lesson 32- Let’s Visit the UAE

Lesson 33- The Sound of Music

Lesson 34- Traditional Performing Arts of India

JANUARY Lesson 35- Embroidery Styles from around India

Lesson 36- Universal Symbols

Lesson 37- Union Territories of India

Lesson 38- Let’s Visit Italy Lesson 39- Popular Myths Busted!


SUBJECT : VALUE EDUCATION

APRIL Ch 1: A look at yourself Ch 2: The highest bid

MAY Ch 3: Yesterday, today, tomorrow

Ch 4: Snap decisions

JULY Ch 5: Think Again!

Ch 6: A meeting Point

AUGUST Ch 7: Why should I do that?

Ch 8: The outsider

Ch 9: It’s so boring!

SEPTEMBER Ch 10: The written word

OCTOBER Ch 11: Footprints in the sand

Ch 12: Beyond the world of reason

NOVEMBER Ch 13: Let my country awake.

Ch 14: Being an Indian.

DECEMBER Ch-15: All people are equal, but….

Ch-16: A world we ignore.

MONTHLY SYLLABUS FOR CLASS – VIII (2018-19)

SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE

APRIL & MAY Ch3: Log on to Access

Ch4: Working With Tables

Ch5: Working with queries

JULY Ch.10. Understanding HTML

AUGUST Ch11: Using List and Creating Table

SEPTEMBER Ch12: Surfing Internet

OCTOBER Ch1: Networking Concepts

Ch2: Windows Movie Maker

NOVEMBER Ch8: Visual Basic 2010

DECEMBER Ch6: Adobe PHOTOSHOP CS3

JANUARY Ch7: MORE ON PHOTOSHOP CS3

Revision

CLASS VIII : SUBJECT- COMPUTER SCIENCE


P.A.-I: Ch3: Log on to access

Ch4: Working with tables

Ch5: Working with queries

Half Yearly: Ch10: Understanding HTML

Ch11: Using list and creating a table

Ch12: Surfing Internet

P.A.-II: Ch8: Visual basic 2010

Ch1: Networking concepts

Final Exam : Ch5: Adobe PHOTOSHOP CS3

Ch6: More on PHOTOSHOP CS3

Ch2: Windows Movie Maker


SUBJECT: ART & CRAFT

APRIL & MAY Theory of Art

Scenery using textures

Negative and positive space

Perspective

Still life using oil pastels

Still life using water colours

Theory of Gardening

JULY Nature study

Landscape using pencil shading

City scape

Block printing

Madhubani Painting

AUGUST Study of animals

Study of birds

Health survey

SEPTEMBER Human Anatomy

Face study

Collage making with pulses

OCTOBER Face study

Portraits using oil pastels

Portraits using water colours

Diwali Activity

NOVEMBER Life study

Free hand sketches

Cooking

DECEMBER Compositions

Christmas Activity

JANUARY Caricatures

Card making

Carry bags

FEBRUARY Poster design

Button tucking


SUBJECT: HINDI

ikB~; iqLrdsa & 1- olar Hkkx & 3

2- uwru dFkk dfydk & Hkkx & 8

3- fganh O;kdj.k lq/kk & Hkkx & 8

APRIL olar % ikB 2- yk[k dh pwfM+;k¡] ikB 4- nhokuksa dh gLrh ¼dfork½

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 1- jktk csVk

O;kdj.k % i;kZ;okph ’kCn ¼1 ls 20½] eqgkojs ¼1 ls 20½] vifBr xn~;ka’k]

laokn ys[ku

MAY olar % ikB 3- cl dh ;k=k

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 2- cw<+k dqRrk

O;kdj.k & vukSipkfjd i=] foKkiu] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼var ls m".k rd½

JULY olar % ikB 5- fpV~fB;ksa dh vuwBh nqfu;k

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 3- l;kuh cqvk] ikB 4- fj’or

O;kdj.k & vkSipkfjd i=] okD;ka’kksa ds fy, ,d ’kCn ¼1 ls 20½]

vifBr in~;ka’k] yksdksfDr;k¡ ¼1 ls 10½

foÔ; lao/kZu fdz;kdyki & okpu

AUGUST olar % ikB 7- D;k fujk’k gqvk tk,] ikB 9- dchj dh lkf[k;k¡

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 6- panu ds isM+

O;kdj.k& fdz;k ¼lajpuk ds vk/kkj ij½] vuqPNsn ys[ku] fp= o.kZu]

laf/k ¼xq.k] nh?kZ½] okD;&fopkj

foÔ; lao/kZu fdz;kdyki & Jo.k

SEPTEMBER olar & ikB 10- dkepksj

ikB 14- vdcjh yksVk

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 7- fpfdRlk dk pDdj

OCTOBER olar % ikB 15- lwj ds in

O;kdj.k % okD; laca/kh v’kqn~f/k ’kks/ku] ikB & vyadkj

NOVEMBER uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 9- [ksyksa dk jktk

O;kdj.k % ikB & dkjd

ikB & fdz;k fo’ksÔ.k

DECEMBER olar % ikB 17- ckt vkSj lk¡i

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 10- og iRrk u VwVk

O;kdj.k % ’kCn jpuk & milxZ] izR;;] lekl

foÔ; lao/kZu fdz;kdyki & Jo.k] okpu

CLASS VIII : ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS (2018-19)

SUBJECT: HINDI

vkof/kd ijh{kk 1 &

olar % ikB 2- yk[k dh pwfM+;k¡] ikB 3- cl dh ;k=k] ikB 4- nhokuksa dh gLrh ¼dfork½

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 1- jktk csVk] ikB 2- cw<+k dqRrk

O;kdj.k % i;kZ;okph ’kCn ¼1 ls 20½] eqgkojs ¼1 ls 20½] vifBr xn~;ka’k] laokn ys[ku] vukSipkfjd i=]

foKkiu] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼var ls m".k rd½

vðZokfÔZd ijh{kk &

olar % ikB 2- yk[k dh pwfM+;k¡] ikB 3- cl dh ;k=k] ikB 4- nhokuksa dh gLrh ¼dfork½]

ikB 5- fpV~fB;ksa dh vuwBh nqfu;k] ikB 7- D;k fujk’k gqvk tk,] ikB 9- dchj dh lkf[k;k¡

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 3- l;kuh cqvk] ikB 4- fj’or] ikB 6- panu ds isM+

O;kdj.k % i;kZ;okph ’kCn ¼1 ls 20½] eqgkojs ¼1 ls 20½] vifBr xn~;ka’k] laokn ys[ku] vukSipkfjd rFkk

vkSSipkfjd i=] foKkiu] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼var ls m".k rd½] okD;ka’kksa ds fy, ,d ’kCn ¼1 ls 20½] vifBr

in ~;ka’k] yksdksfDr;k¡ ¼1 ls 10½] fdz;k ¼lajpuk ds vk/kkj ij½] vuqPNsn ys[ku] fp= o.kZu] laf/k ¼xq.k] nh?kZ½]

okD;&fopkj

vkof/kd ijh{kk 2 &

olar & ikB 10- dkepksj, ikB 14- vdcjh yksVk] ikB 15- lwj ds in

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 7- fpfdRlk dk pDdj

O;kdj.k % okD; laca/kh v’kqn~f/k ’kks/ku] vyadkj] dkjd] fdz;k fo’ksÔ.k

okfÔZd ijh{kk &

olar % ikB 3- cl dh ;k=k] ikB 5- fpV~fB;ksa dh vuwBh nqfu;k] ikB 9- dchj dh lkf[k;k¡]

ikB 10- dkepksj, ikB 14- vdcjh yksVk] ikB 15- lwj ds in] ikB 17- ckt vkSj lk¡i

uwru dFkk dfydk & ikB 7- fpfdRlk dk pDdj] ikB 9- [ksyksa dk jktk] ikB 10- og iRrk u VwVk

O;kdj.k % okD; laca/kh v’kqn~f/k ’kks/ku] vyadkj] fdz;k fo’ksÔ.k] dkjd] milxZ] izR;;] lekl] i;kZ;okph ’kCn

¼1 ls 20½] eqgkojs ¼1 ls 20½] vifBr xn~;ka’k] laokn ys[ku] vukSipkfjd o vkSipkfjd i=] foKkiu]

foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼var ls m".k rd½ vifBr in~;ka’k] fdz;k ¼lajpuk ds vk/kkj ij½] vuqPNsn] fp= o.kZu]

laf/k ¼xq.k] nh?kZ½

foÔ; & fganh

d{kk % vkBoha & foÔ; lao/kZu fdz;kdyki ¼2018&19½

ekg fdz;kdyki

vizSy lkewfgd ifjppkZ & ikB vk/kkj ^yk[k dh pwfM+;k¡*

foÔ; & e’khuhdj.k dk xzkeksan~;ksxksa ij nq"izHkko

ebZ foKkiu ys[ku

tqykbZ foÔ; lao/kZu & okpu

vxLr foÔ; lao/kZu & Jo.k

vDrwcj dk;Zi=d

uoacj laokn ys[ku o okpu

fnlacj foÔ; lao/kZu & okpu

tuojh foÔ; lao/kZu & Jo.k


SUBJECT: SANSKRIT

ikB~;lkeXkzhµ 1½ l‘f"V ¼Òkx“ & 3½

2½ l‘f"V laLd‘r O;kdj.ke~

APRIL l‘f"V % ikB 1- ’kj.kkxroRly% jke%] ikB 2- fi=qins’k%

ikB 3- vnHkqra nkue~

O;kdj.k~ % o.kZ fopkj] lafU/k% izdj.ke~] dkjd@miinfoHkfDr%] i=ys[kue~

MAY l‘f"V % ikB 4- rqylh

O;kdj.k~ % fyaxfu/kkZj.ke~] 'kCn:ikf.k] fofo/kk laoknk%] okD; iz;ksxk%] vifBr

vocks/kue~A

JULY l‘f"V % ikB 5- /kekZs j{kfr jf{kr%] ikB 6- jkKka LFkkue~

O;kdj.k~ % la[;kokph&'kCnk%] i=ys[kue~

AUGUST l‘f"V % ikB 7- pk.kD;uhfr%] ikB 8- Hkkjrh;k ukjh] ikB 9- lfUe=e~

O;kdj.k~ % /kkrq:ikf.k] le;ys[kue~] vuqPNsn ys[kue~

SEPTEMBER iqujko`fÙk

OCTOBER l‘f"V % ikB 10- i;kZoj.ke~] ikB 11- le’khysÔq foHkkfr eS=h

ikB 12- vadksjokV

O;kdj.k~ % lekl ifjp;] v'kqf) la'kks/ku] i=ys[kue~A

NOVEMBER l‘f"V % ikB 13- loZneu% Hkjr%] ikB 14- lh- oh- jeu]

ikB 15- d#.kke;h txTtuuh

O;kdj.k~ % izR;;k%] laoknk%

DECEMBER l‘f"V % ikB 16- yksdksDr;%

O;kdj.k~ % vuqPNsn ys[kue~] vifBr vocks/kue~A

JANUARY iqujko`fÙk

CLASS VIII : ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS (2018-19)

SUBJECT: SANSKRIT

vkof/kd ijh{kk 1 &

l‘f"V % ikB 1- ’kj.kkxroRly% jke%] ikB 2- fi=qins’k%] ikB 3- vnHkqra nkue~

O;kdj.k~ % o.kZ fopkj] lafU/k% izdj.ke~] dkjd@miinfoHkfDr%] i=ys[kue~] okD; iz;ksxk%]

vifBr vocks/kue~] fyaxfu/kkZj.ke~A

vðZokfÔZd ijh{kk &

l‘f"V % ikB 1- ’kj.kkxroRly% jke%] ikB 2- fi=qins’k%] ikB 3- vnHkqra nkue~

ikB 4- rqylh] ikB 5- /kekZs j{kfr jf{kr%] ikB 6- jkKka LFkkue~] ikB 7- pk.kD;uhfr%]

O;kdj.k~ % o.kZ fopkj] lafU/k% izdj.ke~] dkjd@miinfoHkfDr%] fyaxfu/kkZj.ke~] 'kCn:ikf.k] la[;kokph&'kCnk%]

le;ys[kue~] /kkrq:ikf.k] okD; iz;ksxk%] i=ys[kue~ vifBr vocks/kue~] fofo/kk laoknk%] vuqPNsn ys[kue~A

vkof/kd ijh{kk 2 &

l‘f"V % ikB 5- /kekZs j{kfr jf{kr%] ikB 6- jkKka LFkkue~] ikB 7- pk.kD;uhfr%] ikB 8- Hkkjrh;k ukjh]

ikB 10- i;kZoj.ke~] ikB 11- le’khysÔq foHkkfr eS=h

O;kdj.k~ % lekl ifjp;] v'kqf) la'kks/ku] izR;;k%] i=ys[kue~ vifBr vocks/kue~] okD; iz;ksxk%A

okfÔZd ijh{kk &

l‘f"V % ikB 3- vnHkqra nkue~] ikB 4- rqylh] ikB 7- pk.kD;uhfr%] ikB 8- Hkkjrh;k ukjh]

ikB 10- i;kZoj.ke~] ikB 11- le’khysÔq foHkkfr eS=h] ikB 12- vadksjokV] ikB 13- loZneu% Hkjr%]

ikB 14- lh- oh- jeu] ikB 15- d#.kke;h txTtuuh] ikB 16- yksdksDr;%

O;kdj.k~ % lekl ifjp;] lafU/k% izdj.ke~] la[;kokph&'kCnk%] le;ys[kue~] v'kqf) la'kks/ku] izR;;k%] fofo/kk

laoknk%] vuqPNsn ys[kue~] vifBr vocks/kue~] i=ys[kue~] okD; iz;ksxk%] 'kCn:ikf.k] dkjd@miinfoHkfDr%]

o.kZ fopkj] vkn’kZ iz’u i=A

foÔ; & laLd`r

d{kk % vkBoha & foÔ; lao/kZu fdz;kdyki ¼2018&19½

ekg fdz;kdyki

vizSy iBu ijh{kk & ikB 2- fi=qins’k%

ebZ ydkjkuqlkjs.k fdz;k inkuka ladyue~ ¼/kkrq:ikf.k½

tqykbZ ’kCn:ikf.k ijh{kk

vxLr milxZ ’kCnkuka laxzg dq#r

flracj foKkiu dq#r

vDrwcj fp=o.kZu

uoacj ijLij okrkZyki izR;;kuka iz;ksx dq#r

fnlacj iqLrd ifjp;

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