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THE AIR FORCE SCHOOL : SUBROTO PARK : DELHI CANTT-110010

Class –VIII

Sub: ENGLISH

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2017-18

Month Week Dates Days No of

Periods Chapter Contents Syllabus

Apr-17 I 03-07 04-Ram Navami 04

01

03

Introduction

Literature Reader

(Prose)

After Twenty

Years-BY O.Henry

Learning targets:

To understand that time, decisions and circumstances have the power to change people .

Think and understand how to act when making difficult choices in life.

A reading and discussion. Thematic level analysis, characters/personalities, style of language.

II 10-14 14-Good Friday/ Ambedkar Jayanti

04 02

02

After Twenty Years-by O.Henry

Grammar

Simple &

continuous tense:

past & present

Contd….. Discussion of Q/ Answers

Rules of simple and cont. tense,

sample exercise

III 17-22* 22-Working Saturday 06 01 Revision of Assorted Grammar practice

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Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

(Student) 22- Parent Orientation

02

03

sentence reordering and conjunctions

Writing skills:

Paragraph writing

Poem:

The Listeners-By

Walter De Le Mare

exercise Difference between guided composition and open ended composition. Style of writing and Organization. Learning targets:

Comprehension of poetic expression: understanding poetic devices, connecting with real life experiences

Understanding the genre, setting, background.

Appreciate the use of melancholy and mystery to give depth to a moment

IV 24-28 25,26-Knowledge Festival, Mission Aavishkaar, Consumer Conclave

05 01

02

01

Writing skills:

Diary Entry

Writing Skills

Informal Letter ( Issue based)

Familiarizing the

Style of writing, format, organization, sample question.

Difference between formal and

informal letter, format, style of

writing, organization, sample

question.

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01

students about the

listening and

speaking activity

Dialogue Completion

Pattern, sample question

May-17 I 01-06*

06- Working Saturday (Student), Open House (XII) ES1, Prize Distribution VI-VIII

01-Support Staff Day

06 02

04

Poem

Geography Lesson

- by Zulfikar Ghose

Prose:

Chasing The Rainbow- By Manoj Das

Comprehension of poetic expression: understanding poetic devices, connecting with real life experiences

Understanding the genre and setting.

Understand how geography can be used to highlight a social issue.

Learning Targets

Reading and appreciating the mood of the story, setting, word meanings, RTC, essay question and answer.

Theme analysis, character sketch, value education.

Think and reflect upon

the role of education in

our society.

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II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 03

01

Assessment of the speaking skills

Recapitulation

Speaking activity (under

ASL will be conducted in

the class. The topics for

the same will be

announced in the class

beforehand)

.

***** SUMMER BREAK 15 MAY -30 JUN 2017 ******

Jul-17 I 03-07 05 02

01

02

Writing skills

Notice Writing

MCB: Unit I: Going Places- Skill enhancement

Grammar

Editing

omission

Explanation, format, style of

writing,organization, purpose,

sample question.

Compound words and Collocation

Pg 20-21

Explanation and sample exercises

II 10-14 05 03

02

Grammar:

Perfect tenses (present, past)

Vocabulary

building exercise.

Using too and

enough

Rules, usage, sample exercise

Words often confused MCB: Unit 2: Fighting the odds Pg 49

PT1 (Pre Mid Term) Date 10 Jul – 21 Jul

LITERATURE:

After Twenty

Years

The Listeners

Geography

Lesson

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III 17-22* 22-Working Saturday (Student)

06 04

02

Prose

The Postmaster-

by Rabindranath

Tagore

Main Course Book

Unit 3: Challenges at school

Learning targets:

Understand that strong bonds can be forged between two unlikely people.

Reflect upon how coping is an important life skill.

Reading and

Appreciating the

mood of the story,

vocabulary building,

brain storming of

ideas, theme analysis,

character-sketch,

value education, RTC,

Dictation.

Reading and appreciating the

poem and the passage,skill

development exercises.

GRAMMAR

Past & present

tense (simple &

continuous)

Conjunctions

Sentence

reordering

Error Correction

Reading

Unseen

passage/poem

WRITING

Informal Letter

Diary entry

IV 24-28 28 – Investiture Ceremony

05 03

Poem

Adventures with

Books- by Velda

Blumhagen

Learning Targets:

Comprehension of poetic expression: understanding poetic devices.

Understand how books help us find new world and meet new people.

Understand and use metaphors correctly in a sentence.

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02

Assessment of

Listening activity

Listening activity (under ASL will

be conducted in the class.( The

track will be played twice and the

students will write their

responses on the worksheet)

V 31 01

01 Use of Idioms

(Pg 71 and Pg 128…MCB)

Meaning, usage, worksheet, exercise

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 04 Grammar

Active and Passive Voice

Introduction

Recapitulation (subject,

verb, object)

Rules of conversion

Exercise

II 07-12* 12-Working Saturday (Students), Open House

11-Independence Day Celebrations

07 – Raksha Bandhan

05 03

02

MCB Unit 1: Going to places A Voyage to Brobdingnag

Main Course Book

Unit 3: Challenges at school

Learning targets:

Understand how undue advantage can be taken of creatures that are helpless.

Understand the meaning of the term travelogue.

Literary device- Satire

Vocabulary building exercise.

III 14-18 15 – Independence Day/ Janmahtami

04 02

02

Creative Writing

Assorted Grammar

Discussion on the current topics and encouraging the children to write. Essentials of writing a story.

(Revision of the topics

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Practice

included in Mid Term Syllabus)

IV 21-26* 26-Working Saturday (Staff)

06

03

02

Recapitulation of all the grammar topics covered till date. Recapitulation of all the formats of the writing skills topics covered till date.

Rules, practice exercise, assorted grammar practice exercise from the workbook, related to the topics covered till date. Format, pattern, marking and sample questions will be given for practice.

V 28-31

04

03

01

Clarification of doubts in literature section. Conducting ASL for all those who could not give it in the first attempt.

Revision and discussion of important questions according to the exam pattern, HOTS questions will be discussed.

Sep-17 I 01 02- Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid)

01 Revision Worksheets will be discussed in the class.

II 04-08 05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

05 Revision worksheets will be discussed in the class.

Mid Term Exam

Date :11 Sep – 23 Sep

Reading

Unseen

passage/ poem III 11-16* 16-Working Saturday

(Students) 06

Mid Term / HYE Exam

IV 18-23* 23-Working Saturday 06

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(Students) Writing

Informal Letter

Dialogue

Completion/

Paragraph

writing

Notice Writing

Grammar

Past and

Present ( cont.

and perfect

tenses)

Error Correction

Conjunctions

Sentence

Reordering

Active and

Passive Voice

Literature

After Twenty

Years

The Listeners

Chasing the

Rainbow

V 25-26

02 Discussion of the answer key in all the classes

The expected response will be discussed in the classes, creating a scope for improvement and highlighting the common errors.

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Geography

Lesson

The Postmaster

Adventure with

Books

A Voyage to

Brobdingnag

(MCB)

*** Autumn Break 27 Sep – 02 Oct 2017 ***

Oct-17 I 03-06 01-Muharram 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s

Birthday 05-Maharishi Valmiki’s

Birthday

03 03

Grammar

Infinitives and Gerunds

Introduction and Sample Exercise. MCB Pg 133-134 sample exercise.

II 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Student), Term-1 Open House

11 – Five period Time-

Table 08 – Karva Chouth

06

05

Prose

Half a Gift- by

Robert Zacks

Learning Targets:

Appreciate the importance of Mother’s Day.

Discuss and reflect upon what can be done to show gratitude to people who are usually taken for granted.

Reading and Appreciating the mood of the story, vocabulary building, brain storming of ideas, theme analysis,

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character-sketch, value education, RTC, Dictation

III 16-21 18-21 Diwali Holidays

02 02 Process Writing

(Pattern , sample questions, Imperative verbs)

IV 23-28* 28 – Working Saturday (Student), Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

06 03

02

Poem

Mother to Son- by

Langston Hughes

Dialogue Writing

Learning Targets:

Appreciate the importance of not giving up.

Reading & appreciating the poem, poetic devices, dictation, word meanings, ques & ans, RTC, setting, connecting with real life experiences.

Pattern, structure, sample question

V 30-31 02 02 Vocabulary building

exercise.

MCB Unit 4: The Spirit of Science Pg 105- One word many meanings

Nov-17 I 01-03 04- Guru Nanak’s Birthday

03 03 Prose

Cricket for The

Crocodile- by

Ruskin Bond.

Learning targets:

Understand and appreciate humor in a fictitious narrative.

Discuss and reflect upon how wild animals and humans co-exist.

Reading and appreciating the prose, word

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meanings, q/ ans, RTC, character sketch, value education.

II 06-11* 11-Working Saturday (Students)

06 02

04

Listening Activity ( under ASL will be conducted for Term 2) MCB Unit 4: The Spirit of Science

Reading and appreciating the

poem and the passage, skill

development exercises.

III 13-18* 18 - Annual Day

06 06 Annual Day Rehearsals.

IV 20-24 20- OFF in lieu of Annual Day

05 04 Assorted Grammar practise exercise Speaking Activity for Term2 will start

V 27-30 04 02

Writing Skills

Formal Letter

(Letter to the

Editor)

Format, Style of Writing,

Organization Sample Question.

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02 Creative Writing

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 01 Poem

The Louse and the

Mosquito- by

Vikram Seth.

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec Reading Unseen passage/ poem Writing

Dialogue Writing Formal Letter (to

the Editor) Grammar

Process Writing Infinitives and

Gerunds Omission

Literature

Half a Gift Mother to Son Cricket for the

Crocodile

II 04-09* 09-Working Saturday (Student)

08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 03

02

Poem continued….

Writing skills

Bio Sketch

Learning Targets:

Understand the importance of being careful when dealing with strangers.

Reading & appreciating the poem, poetic devices, dictation, word meanings, ques & ans, RTC, connecting with real life experiences.

Difference between autobiography and biographical sketch. Format, Style of Writing, Organization, Sample question.

III 11-16* 16 – Sports Day

06 03

Main course book

Unit 1- The Brook-

By Alfred Lord

Tennyson.

Assorted grammar

Reading & appreciating the poem, poetic devices, dictation, word meanings, ques & ans, RTC, connecting with real life experiences- like life of a human.

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02 practice exercise from the workbook, pertaining to the topics covered till date.

IV 18-23* 23- Working Saturday, Open House Mock PB

18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

06 02

01

02

Writing Skills Article Writing Vocabulary building exercise Elements of poetry

Format, Style of Writing, Organization, Sample question. MCB- Plurals of Foreign words- Pg 106 and 107 Tone, setting, theme, rhyme scheme

V 26-28 24,25 – Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

03

Speaking activity will be conducted for Term -2

*** Winter Break from 29 Dec to 05 Jan 2018 ***

Jan-18 I 08-13* 13-Working Saturday (Students), Open House

06 04

01

Prose

The Paper Plague-

by Eero Tolvanen

Creative Writing

Learning Targets:

Appreciate the significance of paper.

Discuss and reflect upon social behavior and conservation.

Identify ways to make the environment paperless.

Final Exams 26 Feb- 15 Mar 18

Reading

Unseen

Passage/ Poem

Writing

Article writing

Message

II 15-20* 20- Working Saturday (Students)

06 04

Grammar Reported Speech

Introduction, rules of conversion, exceptions to the rules, sample

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02

Assorted grammar practice exercise

exercise. Revision and Recapitulation

Writing

Bio- Sketch

Grammar

Active and

Passive Voice,

Process Writing

Reported

Speech

Editing

Sentence

Reordering

Tenses (

Simple, cont.,

perfect)

Literature

Geography

Lesson

Cricket for the

Crocodile

The Louse and

the Mosquito

The Paper

Plague

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 04 Prose The Quality of Mercy (Play) By William Shakespeare

Learning Targets:

Understand the importance of showing mercy.

Reading and Appreciating the mood of the story, vocabulary building, brain storming of ideas, theme analysis, character-sketch, value education, RTC, Dictation

IV 29-31 31- Farewell-XII (after school)

03

O2 Writing Skills

Message Writing

Format, Style of writing, Purpose, Sample Question.

Feb-18 I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open House PB

03 03 Vocabulary

building exercise

Antonyms, Synonyms, Spell Vocab

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The Brook

TThe Quality of Mercy

II 05-09 05 02

02

01

Main course book

Unit 6: Live and let

Live

Value based Education Grammar practice exercise from the workbook

Reading and appreciating the poem and the passage, word meanings and q/ans. skill development exercises. Value based questions will be discussed in the class-pertaining to the chapters included in SA2.

III 12-16 14- Maha Shivratri 04 04

Revision and Recapitulation

IV 19-23 05 05 Revision worksheets will be done in the class.

V 26-28 03

Final Exams

Mar-18 Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 15 Mar 18 Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 12 Feb – 26 Feb 18

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Class – VIII

Sub: Hindi

Weekly Syllabus





04 1- /ofu

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ewy Hkko iz’uksÙkj


04 2- yk[k dh pwfM+;k¡

nhokuksa dh gLrh

O;aX;

ewy Hkko

O;k[;k

Ikz‛uksÙkj

III 17-22*

22-Working Saturday (Student)

22- Parent Orientation

06 06 izse pan dh dgkfu;ka

bZnxkg

iwl dh jkr

olar

3- cl dh ;k=k

ys[kd ifjp;

ifjos‛k okrkj.k

ikB ,oa iz‛uksÙkj


05 05

O;kdj.k Xk|ka‛k

Lkaokn

Ik;kZ;okph

laf/k

May-17 I 01-06*



06 06 olar

fpfB;ksa dh

vuwBh nqfu;k

iqujko`fr

d{kk ijh{kk

ewy Hkko o iz‛uksÙkj

HkkokFkZ

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 04 olar d{kk ijh{kk

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Hkxoku ds Mkfd,


Jul-17 I 03-07 05 05 olar

D;k fujk‛k gqvk

tk,

ewy Hkko

iz‛uksÙkj

II 10-14 05 05 olar

dchj dh lkf[k;k¡

Ikzsepan & u‛kk

dfo ifjp;

ifjos‛k tkudkjh

iz‛uksÙkj


olar

1- ?ofu

2- Ykk[k dh pwfM+;k¡

3- cl dh ;k=k

4- nhokuksa dh gLrh

izsepan

bZnxkg

iwl dh jkr

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka‛k

laokn ys[ku

Loj laf/k

Ik;kZ;okph ‚kCn


06 06 lTturk dk naM

O;kdj.k

iz'uksÙkj

vifBr i|ka‛k


05 05

O;kdj.k

lekl

V 31 01

O;kdj.k

vkSipkfjd i=

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 04 olar

;g lcls dfBu

le; ugha

ewy Hkko

iz‛uksÙkj




05 05

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka‛k

vifBr i|ka‛k


04 04 O;kdj.k laokn ys[ku

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06 06

O;kdj.k i= ¼vkSipkfjd½

,dkFkZd ‚kCn

V 28-31

04 04

dk;Zi=


01 01

dk;Zi=


05 05 vko`fr dk;Z Mid Term Exam


Oklar

fpfV~;ksa dh vuwBh

nqfu;k

Hkxoku ds Mkfd,

D;k fujk‛k gqvk

tk,

;g lcls dfBu

le; ugha

dchj dh

lkf[k;k¡

izsepan

3- u‛kk

4- lTturk dk naM

O;kdj.k

III 11-16* 16-Working Saturday (Students)

06

Mid Term / HYE Exam IV 18-23* 23-Working Saturday

(Students) 06

V 25-26

02

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1- vifBr i|ka‛k

2- lekl

3- ,dkFkZd ‚kCn

4- i= ¼vkSipkfjd½

Syllabus from PT-I

olar

1- ?ofu

2- Ykk[k dh pwfM+;k¡

3- cl dh ;k=k

4- nhokuksa dh gLrh

izsepan

bZnxkg

iwl dh jkr

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka‛k

laokn ys[ku

Loj laf/k

Ik;kZ;okph ‚kCn




Birthday

03 03 olar

dkepksj

ewy Hkko

iz‛uksÙkj

II 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Student), Term-1

06 06 olar vFkZ

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Open House 11 – Five period Time-


tc flusek us

cksyuk lh[kk

lqnkek pfj=

iz‛uksÙkj

O;kdj.k

Hkko

f‛kYi lkSUn;Z


02 02 tgka¡ ifg;k gS cnyko dk vFkZ

iz‛uksÙkj


06 06 izsepan

ckck th dk Hkksx

iz'uksÙkj

V 30-31 02 02 O;kdj.k fojke fpUg


03 03 O;kdj.k v‛kq) okD;ksa dk la‛kks/ku


06 06

O;kdj.k & vuqPNsn

vuqPNsn dk vFkZ

ys[ku fof/k

fofHkUu fo’k;ksa ij ppkZ

O;kdjf.kd ‚kSyh


06 06

dk;Zi=

d{kk ijh{kk


05

vko`fr dk;Z

V 27-30 04

vko`fr dk;Z

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 01 O;kdj.k fp= o.kZu PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec

olar

10- dkepksj

11- tc flusek us cksyuk

lh[kk


08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 06 vdcjh yksVk

ewy Hkko

iz‛uksÙkj


06 06 lwj in

ewy HkkokFkZ

iz‛uksÙkj

IV 18-23* 23- Working Saturday, Open House Mock

06 06 ikuh dh dgkuh

ewy Hkko

iz‛uksÙkj

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PB 18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

O;kdj.k

vfodkjh ‚kCn

12- lqnkek pfj=

13- tgk¡ ifg;k gS

isepan

1- ckck th dk Hkksx

O;kdj.k

vuqPNsn

v‛kq) okD;ksa dk

la‛kks/ku

fojke fpUg


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

03

ckt vkSj lk¡i

iz'uksÙkj



06 06 olar

Vksih izsepan

lqtku Hkxr

iz'uksÙkj

ifjos‛k

iz‛uksÙkj

Pre Board Exam (Class X only) Date: 09 Jan- 25 Jan 18)

olar

10- dkepksj

11- tc flusek us cksyuk

lh[kk

12- lqnkek pfj=

13- tgk¡ ifg;k gS

14- vdcjh yksVk

15- lwj ds in

16- ikuh dh dgkuh

17- ckt vkSj lk¡i

18- Vksih


06 06 ‚krjat ds f[kykM+h

ifjos‛k

ewyfcanq

iz‛uksÙkj

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 04 O;kdj.k vuqPNsn

fp= o.kZu


03

03 O;kdj.k laf/k

vfodkjh ‚kCn

Feb-18 I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open

03 03

O;kdj.k

vko`fr dk;Z

i=

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House PB

iszepan

ckck th dk Hkksx

lqtku Hkxr

‚krjat ds f[kykM++h

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka‛k

vifBr i|ka‛k

vuqPNsn

v‛kq) okD;ksa dk

la‛kks/ku

fojke fpUg

fp= o.kZu

vfodkjh ‚kCn

II 05-09 05 05 vko`fr dk;Z Syllabus from 1st

Term (24 Marks)

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tk,

dchj dh

lkf[k;ka¡

izsepan

lTturk dk naM

O;kdj.k

lekl


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IV 19-23 05 05

vko`fr dk;Z

V 26-28 03

03

vko`fr dk;Z


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Class – VIII

Sub SANSKRIT

Weekly Syllabus





02 lqHkkf’krkfu ‚yksd okpu@ikBu vuqokn


04 02

fcyL; ok.kh

u dnkfi es

Jqrk

dgkuh ys[ku] vH;kl

III 17-22*



06 02 HkxonTtqde~ ikB dk lkj

‚kCnkFkZ

vH;kl dk;Z


05 02 lnSo iqjrks

fu/ksfg pj.ke~

vH;kl dk;Z

vuqokn

May-17 I 01-06*



06 02 O;kdj.k ‚kCn:Ik & vLen

¼vFkZ $ ys[ku dk;Z½

fof/k

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 02 O;kdj.k /kkrq:i & iB] [kkn~

¼yksV] yM~-] ydkj½

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Jul-17 I 03-07 05 02 5- /kesZ /keua ikis

iq.;e~

ikBu

vuqokn

II 10-14 05 02 /kesZ /keua ikis

iq.;e~

vH;kl dk;Z PT1 (Pre Mid Term)

Date 10 Jul – 21 Jul

:fpjk

ikB&1 lqaHkkf’krkfu

2- fcyL; ok.kh u dnkfi

esa Jqrk

3- HkxonTtqde~

4- lnSo iqjrks fu/ksfg

pj.ke~

O;kdj.k

‚kCn:Ik & vLen

/kkrq:i & iB] [kkn~

¼yksV~] y³~ ydkj½

ikB ds ihNs dk vH;kl

fganh vuqokn

dgkuh ys[ku


06 6- izseyL;

izseY;k‛p dFkk

ikBu

dgkuh ys[ku


05 02 6- izseyL;

izseY;k‛p dFkk

vH;kl dk;Z

V 31 01

01

vH;kl dk;Z

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 02 7- tyokfguh dkO;ka‛k

HkkokFkZ


11-Independence Day

05 02 8- lalkj lkxjL;

Ukk;dk%

vH;kl dk;Z

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Celebrations 07 – Raksha Bandhan


04 02 lalkj lkxjL;

uk;d%

vH;kl dk;Z


06 01 O;kdj.k ;q’en~ ‚kCn:i

V 28-31

04 02 O;kdj.k xe~] yksV] yM~ ydkj


01

vko`fr dk;Z


05 vko`fr dk;Z

Mid Term Exam


:fpjk

ikB&1 lqaHkkf’krkfu

2- fcyL; ok.kh u dnkfi

esa Jqrk

3- HkxonTtqde~

4- lnSo iqjrks fu/ksfg pj.ke~

5- /keZs /keua ikis iq.;e~

6- izseyL; izseY;k‛p

dFkk

7- tyokfguh

8- lalkj lkxjL;

uk;dk%


06


(Students) 06

V 25-26

02

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O;kdj.k

‚kCn:Ik & vLen] ;q’en~

/kkrq:i & iB] [kkn~] xe~


ikB ds ihNs dk

vH;kl dk;Z

fganh vuqokn

dgkuh ys[ku




Birthday

03 02 9- LkIr HkfxU; ikBu

vuqokn




06 02 lIr HkfxU; vH;kl dk;Z

III 16-21 18-21 Diwali Holidays 02 1 10- v‛kksd ofudk ljykFkZ


06 02 v‛kksd ofudk vH;kl dk;Z

V 30-31 02 02 11- lkfo=h ckbZ

Qqys

O;fDr ifjp;

dgkuh lkj ys[k


03 01 lkfo=h ckbZ Qqys vH;kl dk;Z

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06 02 laLdr̀ d{kk ijh{kk


06 02 laLdr̀ dk;Zi=


05 02

Nk=ksa dh leL;kvksa dk lek/kku

V 27-30 04 02 vH;kl dk;Z dk;Zi=%

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec

:fpjk

ikB 9- lIr HkfxU;

10- v‛kksd ofudk

11- lkfo=h ckbZ Qqys

vH;kl dk;Z

fganh vuqokn


08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 2 12- d% j{kfr d%

jf{kr%

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Class – VIII

Sub: Mathematics

Weekly Syllabus





4 1.Rational Numbers

!.1 Introduction 1.2 properties of Rational Numbers 1.3 Representation of Rational Numbers on the number Line .Ex.1.1


04 4 1.Rational Numbers 2.Linear Equations in One Variable.

1.4 Rational Numbers between two given Rational Numbers. Ex.1.2 2.1 Introduction. 2.2 Solving Equations. Ex.2.1

III 17-22*



06 6 2.Linear Equations

2.3Some Applications .2.4Solving Equations. 2.5Some more Applications. Ex.2.2, Ex.2.3, Ex.2.4


05 5 2.Linear Equations

2.6 Reducing Equations to Simpler Form 2.7 Equations Reducible to Linear form .Ex.2.5, Ex.2.5, Ex.2.6

May-17 I 01-06*



06 5 3 .Understanding Quadrilaterals.

3.1 Introduction 3.2 polygons 3.3 Sum of Exterior Angles of a Polygon Ex.3.1, Ex.3.2

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 4 3.Understanding Quadrilaterals

3.4 Kinds of Quadrilaterals Ex.3.3

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Jul-17 I 03-07 05 5 3.Understanding Quadrilaterals

4.Practical Geometry

3.5 Some Special Parallellograms Ex.3.4 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Construction of Quadrilaterals Ex.4.1, Ex.4.2

II 10-14 05 5 4.Practical geometry

4.2 Construction of Quadrilaterals Cont.d Ex.4.3, 4.4


C-1.Rational Numbers C-2. Linear Equations in One Variable C-3. Understanding Quadrilaterals (only Ex.3.1 and Ex. 3.2)


06 5 4.Practical Geometry 5.Data Handling

4.3 Some Special Cases Ex.4.5 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Organising Data 5.3 Grouping Data Ex.5.1


05 5 5.Data Handling

5.4 Circle Graph 5.5 Chance and Probability Ex.5.2, Ex.5.3

V 31 01

1 5. Data Handling

Ex.5.3 Cont.d

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 3 6.Squares and Square Roots

6.1Introduction 6.2Properties of Square Numbers 6.3 Some more Interesting Patterns Ex.6.1




05 4 6.Squares and Square Roots

6.4 Finding the Square of a Number 6.5 Square Roots Ex.6.2, Ex.6.3


04 4 6. Squares and Square Roots

6.5 Square Root by Division Method 6.6Square Root of Decimals

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6.7 Estimating Square Roots Ex.6.4


06 5

7.Cubes and Cube Roots

7.1Introduction 7.2 Cubes 7.3Cube roots Ex.7.1

V 28-31

04 4 7.Cubes and Cube Roots

7.3 Cube Root of a Cube Number Ex.7.2


01 1 Revision


05 5 Revision

Mid Term Exam


C-1.Rational Numbers

C-2.Linear Equations in

One variable

C-3.Undestanding

Quadrilaterals

C-4.Pracical Geometry

C-5.Data Handling

C-6Squares and Square

Roots

C-7.Cubes and Cube


06

Mid Term / HYE Exam

IV 18-23* 23-Working Saturday (Students)

06

V 25-26

02 2 8.Comparing Quantities

8.1Ratio, Percentage Ex.8.1

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Roots




Birthday

03 3 8. Comparing Quantities

8.2 Finding Increase or Decrease Percent 8.3 Finding Discounts Ex.8.2




06 5 8.Comparing Quantities

8.4 Price Related to Buying and Selling 8.5 Sales Tax / VAT 8.6 Compound Interest Ex.8.3


02 2 8. Comparing Quantities

8.7 Deducing a formula for Compound Interest Ex8.3


06 5 8.Comparing Quantities 9.Algebraic Expressions and Identities

8.8 Rate Compounded Annually or Half Yearly 8.9 Application of Compound Interest. Ex.8.3 cont.d 9.1Expressions 9.2Terms, Factors, Coefficients

V 30-31 02 2 9.Algebraic Expressions and Identities

9.3Monomials, Binomials, Polynomials 9.4 Like and Unlike terms Ex.9.1


03 3 9.Algebraic Expressions and Identities

9.5 Addition and Subtraction of Algebraic Expressions.Ex.9.1cont.d 9.6Multiplication of Algebraic Expressions Ex.9.2

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9.7 Multiplication of Algebraic Expressions cont.d 9.9Multiplying Polynomials Ex.9.3, Ex. 9.4



(.10 What is an Identity/ 9.11Standard Identities Ex9.5


05 5 9.Algebraic Identities 11.Mensuration

9.12 Applying Identities Ex.9.5 cont.d 11.1 Introduction, Recall Ex.11.1

V 27-30 04 4 11. Mensuration 11.3 Area of Trapezium 11.4 Area of General Quadrilateral 11.5Area of polygon Ex.11.2

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 1 11Mensuration

Ex. 11.2 cont.d PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec C-8 Comparing Quantities C-9 Algebraic Expressions


08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 4 11.Mensuration

11.6 Solid Shapes 11.7 Surface Area of Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder Ex.11.3


06 5 11.Mensuration 12.Exponents and Powers

11.8 Volume of Cube, Cuboid Cylinder 11.9 Volume and capacity Ex.11.4 12.1 Introduction 12.2Powers with Negative Exponents 12.3 Laws of Exponents Ex. 12.1

IV 18-23* 23- Working Saturday, 06 5 12.Exponents and 12.4 Use of Exponents, Standard

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Open House Mock PB

18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

Powers 13.Direct and Inverse Proportions

Form Ex.12.2 13.1 Introduction 13.2 Direct Proportion Ex.13.1


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

3

13. Direct and Inverse Proportions

13.3 Inverse Proportion Ex.13.2



06 5 14. Factorisation

14.1 Introduction 14.2Factorisation by Regrouping, By Identities Ex.14.1, Ex.14.2



06 5 14.Factorisation

14.3 Division of Algebraic Expressions 14.4 division of Polynomial by Polynomial 14.5 Finding Errors Ex.14.3, 14.4

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 4 15.Introduction To Graph

15.1Introduction 15.2 Linear Graph Ex.15.1, Ex.15.2


03

3 15. Introduction To Graph

15.3 Some Applications Ex.15.3

Feb-18 I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open

03 2 16.Playing with Numbers

16.1 Introduction Numbers in general form to 16.4 Letters for Digits

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House PB

Ex.16.1

II 05-09 05 5 16. Playing with Numbers 10. Visualising Solid Shapes

16.5 Tests of Divisibility Ex.16.2 10.1 Introduction to 10.4 .Faces, Edges and Vertices Ex.10.1 to Ex.10.3.

Final Exam Syllabus 1.Rational Numbers 3 .Understanding Quadrilaterals. 5.Data Handling 8. Comparing Quantities 9.Algebraic Expressions and Identities 10. Visualising Solid Shapes 11.Mensuration 12.Exponents and Powers 13.Direct and Inverse Proportions 14.Factorisation 15. Introduction To Graph 16. Playing with Numbers

III 12-16 14- Maha Shivratri 04

Revision

IV 19-23 05 Revision

V 26-28 03


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Class –VIII

Sub: SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus





05

CHAPTER 1 CROP PRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT

1.1: AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES 1.2 : BASIC PRACTICES OF CROP PRODUCTION 1.3 : PREPARATION OF SOIL 1.4 : SOWING


04 04

CHAPTER 1 CROP PRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT

1. 5 : ADDING MANURE AND FERTILIZERS 1.6 : IRRIGATION 1.7 : PROTECTION OF PLANTS FROM WEEDS 1.8 : HARVESTING 1.9 : STORAGE 1.10 : ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

III 17-22*



06 07 CHAPTER 2 MICROORGANISMS FRIEND AND FOE

2.1 : MICROORGANISMS 2.2 : WHERE DO ORGANISMS LIVE 2.3 : MICROORGANISMS AND US 2.4 : HARMFUL MICROORGANISMS 2.5 : FOOD PRESERVATION 2.6 : NITROGEN FIXATION

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05 03 CHAPTER 3 SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS

2.7 : NITROGEN CYCLE 3.0 INTRODUCTION 3.1: WHAT ARE SYNTHETIC FIBERS? 3.2 : TYPES OF SYNTHETIC FIBRES

May-17 I 01-06*



06 07 CHAPTER 3 SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS

3.3 : CHARACTERISTICS OF SYNTHETIC FIBRES 3.4 : PLASTICS 3.5 : PLASTICS AS MATERILAS OF CHOICE 3.6 : PLASTICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 04 CHAPTER 4 MATERIALS : METALS AND NON METALS

4.1 : PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF METALS AND NON METALS 4.2 : CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF METALS AND NON METALS 4.3 : USES OF METALS & NON-METALS


Jul-17 I 03-07 05 07 CHAPTER5 COAL AND PETROLEUM

5.1 : COAL & PETROLEUM : FOSSIL FUELS, COAL 5.2 : PETROLEUM 5.3 : NATURAL GAS 5.4 : NATURAL RESOURCES

II 10-14 05 07 CHAPTER 6 : COMBUSTION &

6.1: WHAT IS COMBUSTION?


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FLAME

6.2 : HOW DO WE CONTROL FIRE 6.3 : TYPES OF COMBUSTION 6.4 : FLAME 6.5 : STRUCTURE OF FLAME 6.6 : FUEL 6.7 : FUEL EFFICIENCY

CHAPTER 1 CROP PRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 2: MICRO ORGANISMS FRIEND AND FOE CHAPTER 3 SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS CHAPTER 4 MATERIALS : METALS AND NON METALS


06 07

CHAPTER 7: CONSERVATION OF PLANTS AND

ANIMALS

7.1 : DEFORESTATION AND ITS CAUSES 7.2 : CONSEQUENCES OF DEFORESTATION 7.3 : CONSERVATION OF FOREST AND WILDLIFE 7.4 : BIOSPHERE RESERVE 7.5 : FLORA AND FAUNA 7.6 : ENDEMIC SPECIES


05 07 CHAPTER-8

CELL STRUCTURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS

8.1 : DISCOVERY OF CELLS 8.2 : THE CELL 8.3 : ORGANISMS SHOW VARIETY IN CELL NUMBER, SHAPE AND SIZE 8.5 : CELL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

V 31 01

01 CHAPTER-8 CELL STRUCTURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS

8.5 : PARTS OF A CELL

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 04 CELL STRUCTURE 8.5 : PARTS OF A CELL

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AND ITS FUNCTIONS

8.6 : COMPARISON OF PLANT AND ANIMAL CELL




05 07 CHAPTER9 REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS

9.1 : MODES OF REPRODUCTION


04 03 CHAPTER9 REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS

9.2 : SEXUAL REPRODUCTION


06 07

CHAPTER S9 REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS

9.2 : SEXUAL REPRODUCTION 9.3 : ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

V 28-31

04 04

REVISION


01 01

REVISION OF WORKSHEETS


05 04 REVISION OF WORKSHEETS

Mid Term Exam

Date :11 Sep – 23 Sep CHAPTER 1 CROP PRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 2: MICRO


06


(Students) 06

V 25-26

02 02 DISTRIBUTION OF MID TERM EXAM

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ANSWERSHEETS ORGANISMS FRIEND AND FOE CHAPTER 3 SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS CHAPTER 4 MATERIALS : METALS AND NON METALS CHAPTER5 COAL AND PETROLEUM CHAPTER 6: COMBUSTION & FLAME CHAPTER 7: CONSERVATION OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS CHAPTER 8: CELL STRUCTURE & FUNCTIONS CHAPTER 9: REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS




Birthday

03 03

CHAPTER 10 REACHING THE AGE OF ADOLESCENCE

10.1 : ADOLESCENCE AND PUBERTY 10.2 : CHANGES AT PUBERTY


06 05

CHAPTER 10 REACHING THE

10.3 : SECONDARY SEXUAL 10.4: ROLE OF HORMONES IN INITIATING REPRODUCTVE

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AGE OF ADOLESCENCE

FUNCTION 10.5 : REPRODUCTIVE PHASE OF LIFE IN HUMANS


02 01


10.5 : REPRODUCTIVE PHASE OF LIFE IN HUMANS


06 06 CHAPTER 10 REACHING THE AGE OF ADOLESCENCE

10.6 : SEX DETERMINATION 107 : HORMONES 10.8 : ROLE OF HORMONES IN LIFE HISTORY OF FROGS AND INSECTS 10.9 : REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

V 30-31 02 02


03 03

CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE

11.1 FORCE – A PUSH OR A PULL 11.2 FORCES ARE DUE TO AN INTERACTION 11.3 EXPLORING FORCES 11.4 A FORCE CAN CHANGE THE STATE OF MOTION


06 07


11.5 FORCE CAN CHANGE THE SHAPE OF THE OBJECT 11.6 CONTACT FORCES 11.7 NON CONTACT FORCES 11.8 PRESSURE

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11.9 PRESSURE EXERTED BY LIQUIDS & GASES 11.10 ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE


06 03


11.10 ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE


05 05

CHAPTER 12 FRICTION

12.1 FORCE OF FRICTION 12.2 FORCES AFFECTING FRICTION 12.3 : FRICTION : A NECESSARY EVIL 12.4 : INCREASING & REDUCING FRICTION 12.5 : WHEELS REDUCE FRICTION

V 27-30 04 04 CHAPTER 12 FRICTION CHAPTER 13 SOUND

12.6 : FLUID FRICTION 13.1 : SOUND IS PRODUCED BY VIBRATING OBJECTS 13.2 : SOUND PRODUCED BY HUMANS 13.3 : SOUND NEEDS A MEDIUM

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 01 CHAPTER 13 SOUND

13.3 : SOUND NEEDS A MEDIUM

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec



08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 04

CHAPTER 13 SOUND

13.4 WE HEAR SOUND THROUGH OUR EARS 13.5 AMPLITUDE, TIME PERIOD & FREQUENCY AND VIBRATION

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CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE CHAPTER 12 FRICTION CHAPTER 13 SOUND

13.1 : SOUND IS PRODUCED BY VIBRATING OBJECTS 13.2 : SOUND PRODUCED BY HUMANS 13.3 : SOUND NEEDS A MEDIUM 13.4 WE HEAR SOUND THROUGH OUR EARS 13.5 AMPLITUDE, TIME PERIOD & FREQUENCY AND VIBRATION


06 06

CHAPTER 13 SOUND

CHAPTER 14 CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT

13.6AUDIBLE & INAUDIBLE SOUND 13.7NOISE AND MUSIC 13.8 NOISE POLLUTION

14.1: DO LIQUID CONDUCT ELECTRICITY


18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

06 05

CHAPTER 14 CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT

14.2 : CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT 14.3 : ELECTROPLATING


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

03

CHAPTER 15 SOME NATURAL PHENOMENON

15.1 : LIGHTNING 15.2 : CHARGING BY RUBBING



06 07

CHAPTER 15 SOME NATURAL PHENOMENON

15.3 TYPES OF CHARGES & THEIR

INTERACTION 15.4 TRANSFER OF CHARGE

15.5 THE STORY OF LIGHTINING 15.6 LIGHTINING SAFETY

15.7 EARTHQUAKES

FINAL TERM SYLLABUS

CHAPTER 3 SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS CHAPTER 4 MATERIALS : METALS AND NON

II 15-20* 20- Working Saturday 06 08 16.1 WHAT MAKES THINGS VISIBLE

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(Students) CHAPTER 16 LIGHT

16.2LAWS OF REFLECTION 16.3 REGULAR & IRREGULAR REFLECTION 16.4 REFLECTED LIGHT CAN BE REFLECTED AGAIN 16.5 MULTIPLE IMAGES 16.6 SUNLIGHT – WHITE OR COLOURED

METALS CHAPTER-8 CELL STRUCTURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS

CHAPTER 10

REACHING THE AGE OF ADOLESCENCE

CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE CHAPTER 12 FRICTION CHAPTER 13 SOUND CHAPTER 14 CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT CHAPTER 15

SOME NATURAL PHENOMENON CHAPTER 16 LIGHT CHAPTER 17 STARS AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM

CHAPTER 18 POLLUTION OF AIR AND WATER

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 05

CHAPTER 16 LIGHT

16.7 WHAT IS INSIDE OUR EYES? 16.8CARE OF THE EYES 16.9VISUALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS CAN READ AND WRITE 16.10WHAT IS THE BRAILLE SYSTEM


03

03

CHAPTER 17 STARS AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM

17.1 THE MOON 17.2 THE STARS


03 03

CHAPTER 17 STARS AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM

CHAPTER 18 POLLUTION OF AIR AND WATER

17.3 THE CONSTELLATIONS 17.4 THE SOLAR SYSTEM 17.5 SOMEOTHER MEMBERS OF SOLAR SYSTEM

18.1POLLUTION 18.2 : HOW DOES AIR GET POLLUTED ?

II 05-09 05 07

CHAPTER 18 18.3 : CASE STUDY 18.4: GREEN HOUSE EFFECT

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POLLUTION OF AIR AND WATER

S18.4: GREEN HOUSE EFFECT 18.5: WHAT CAN BE DONE


Revision for

IV 19-23 05 07

V 26-28 03

03


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Class – VIII

Sub: Social Science

Weekly Syllabus





5 History : Chap 1 – How, When and Where

How important are dates?

Periodization in history

What is colonial?


04 5 Geo : Chap 1 -Resources

What are resources?

Types of Resources and their classification.

Natural and Human made resources, actual and potential resources, biotic and abiotic resources, renewable and non-renewable resources, ubiquitous and localized resources

Conservation

III 17-22*



06 7 Civics : Chap 1 – The Indian Constitution

The need for a constitution, purpose and function.

Key Features of the Indian Constitution: Federalism, Parliamentary form of government and separation of powers

Key features – Fundamental Rights

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05 7 History : Chap 2 – From Trade to Territory

The advent of East India Company and beginning of trade in Bengal

The Battle of Plassey

Company officials became nabobs

May-17 I 01-06*



06 7 History : Chap 2 – From Trade to Territory

The Expansion of Company Rule

Tipu Sultan

War with Marathas

The Doctrine of Lapse

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 5 Civics: Chap 2- Understanding Secularism

What is Secularism

Why it’s important to separate State from Religion

What is Indian Secularism


Jul-17 I 03-07 05 7 Geo : Chap 2 -- Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources

Land and Land Use

Conservation 0f Land Resource

Soil and Soil Formation

Degradation of soil and conservation measures

II 10-14 05 7 History : Chap 3 - Ruling the Countryside Chap 4 – Tribals, Dikus and vision of the golden age

Crops for Europe

Blue Rebellion and After

Birsa Munda (case study)


History : Chap 1 – How, When and Where Chap 2 – From Trade to Territory

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Geo : Chap 1 –Resources Civics : Chap 1 – The Indian Constitution Chap 2- Understanding Secularism


06 7 Geo : Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources

What are minerals?

Types of minerals

Distribution of minerals(Map Work)

Distribution in India


05 7 Geo : Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources

Uses of minerals

Conservation of minerals and Power Resources

Non conventional sources of energy- Solar, wind, nuclear, geothermal energy

V 31 01

1

Geo : Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources

Non conventional sources of energy- Tidal and biogas

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 5 Civics : Chap 3 Why do we need a Parliament

Why should people decide

The role of the Parliament

Who are the people in the Parliament


05 7 History : Chap 5 – When People

Policies and the People

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Rebel Through the eyes of the

people

A mutiny becomes a

popular rebellion

The Company fights back

III 14-18 15 – Independence

Day/ Janmahtami

04 5 History : Chap 5 – When People Rebel

The Aftermath of the revolt

Map work


06 7 Civics : Chap 5-Judiciary

Role of Judiciary

Independent Judiciary

Structure of court

Criminal law and civil law

Public interest Litigation

V 28-31

04 5 History : Chap-6 Colonialism and the City

The making of New Delhi

Planning the New Capital


01 1 Revision

Revision


05 7 Revision

Revision

Mid Term Exam


History : Chap 1 – How, When and Where Chap 2 – From Trade to Territory Chap 3 - Ruling the Countryside Chap 4 – Tribals, Dikus


06 7


(Students) 06 7

V 25-26

02 2 History : Chap 8 - Civilizing the Native, Educating the nation

The tradition of Orientalism

Educating for commerce

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and vision of the golden age Chap 5 – When People Rebel Chap 6- Colonialism and the City Geo : Chap 1 –Resources Chap 2 -- Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources Civics : Chap 1 – The Indian Constitution Chap 2- Understanding Secularism Chap 3- Why do we need a Parliament Chap 5-Judiciary




Birthday


What happened to local schools



The agenda for national education

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11 – Five period Time-Table

08 – Karva Chouth

Geo : Chap 4- Agriculture

What is Agriculture

Types of farming-Subsistence farming


02 2 Geo : Chap 4- Agriculture

Types of farming- Commercial farming


06 6 Geo : Chap 4- Agriculture Civics: Chap 6 – Understanding our criminal Justice system

Major crops(Through activity +Table

Storyboard ( Article 22 and Article 39A)

What is FIR

The role of Public Prosecutor

V 30-31 02 2

Civics: Chap 6 – Understanding our criminal Justice system

The role of Judge What is a Fair Trial


03 3 History : Chap 9- Women, Caste and Reform

Working towards change

Changing the lives of widows


06 6 History : Chap 9- Women, Caste and Reform

Women social reformers

Table – Social Reform movements (pg 120)


06 6 Civics : Chap 7- Understanding Marginalisation

Who are Socially marginalized

Who are adivasis

Adivasis and Stereotyping

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IV 20-24 20- OFF in lieu of

Annual Day 05 5

Civics : Chap 7- Understanding Marginalisation Geo : Chap 5- Industries

Adivasis and Development

Minorities and Marginalisation

Classification of Industries

Factors effecting the location of industries

V 27-30 04 4 Geo : Chap 5- Industries

Industrial system

Industrial regions

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 1 Geo : Chap 5- Industries

Distribution of major industries

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec

History : Chap 8 - Civilizing the Native, Educating the nation Chap 9- Women, Caste and Reform Geo : Chap 4- Agriculture Chap 6 -Understanding our criminal Justice system Chap 7- Understanding Marginalisation


08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 7

Geo : Chap 5- Industries

Iron and steel industry

Cotton textile industry

Information Technology (IT)


06 7

Geo : Chap 6- Human resources

Distribution of population

Factors affecting distribution of population

Population change

Patterns of population change

IV 18-23* 23- Working Saturday, Open House Mock

06 7 Population pyramids-

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PB 18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

Geo : Chap 6- Human resources

Civics : Chap 9- Public facilities

Kenya , India and Japan

Water as part of the fundamental right to life

Public facilities The Government’s role

Where does the government money for public facilities?

Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

3

Civics : Chap 9- Public facilities

Extending sanitation facilities

Conclusion



06 7

History : Chap 11- The Making of the National Movement : 1870s - 1947

The emergence of Nationalism

The growth of mass nationalism

The Rowlatt Satyagraha



06 7

History : Chap 11- The Making of the National Movement : 1870s - 1947

Khilafat Agitation and Non- Cooperation movement

The March to Dandi Quit India and Later

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 5 Civics : Chap 10-Law and Social Justice

What is social justice?

What is worker’s worth? Enforcement of safety

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Laws IV 29-31 31- Farewell-XII (after

school)

03

4

Civics : Chap 10-Law and Social Justice

New laws to protect environment

Conclusion


03 4 History : Chap 12 – India After Independence

A New and Divided Nation

A constitution written

II 05-09 05 7 History : Chap 12 – India After Independence

How were states to be formed?

Planning for Development

Final Exam

History : Chap 3 - Ruling the Countryside Chap 5 – When People Rebel Chap 8 - Civilizing the Native, Educating the nation Chap 9- Women, Caste and Reform Chap 11- The Making of the National Movement : 1870s – 1947 Chap 12 – India After Independence Geo : Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources Chap 4- Agriculture Chap 5- Industries Chap 6- Human resources

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Civics Chap 3- Why do we need a Parliament Chap 5-Judiciary Chap 6 -Understanding our criminal Justice system Chap 7- Understanding Marginalisation Chap 9- Public facilities Chap 10-Law and Social Justice


Revision Revision

IV 19-23 05 7 Revision Revision

V 26-28 03

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