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DELHI POLICE PUBLIC SCHOOL
SYLLABUS (2018-19) CLASS: VII
MATHS
S.No. Month Topic and Sub Topics
1 April CHAPTER 1 : Integers
o Introduction to Integers
o Properties of addition and subtraction of integers
o Multiplication of integers and it's properties
o Division of integers and it's properties
2 April / May CHAPTER 2 : Fractions and Decimals
o Introduction to Fractions & Decimals
o Multiplication and division of fractions
o Multiplication and division of decimal numbers
3 May CHAPTER 3 : Data Handling
o Collection and organization of data
o Types of Data - Primary and Secondary
o To calculate Arithmetic mean,Range,Mode of data
o Construction of Frequency Distribution
o Construction of Double Bar Graph
4 July CHAPTER 4 : Simple Equations
o Introduction to Simple equations
o Construction and solution of equations
o Verifying the solution of an equation
o Application of Simple equations
5 July CHAPTER 5 : Lines and Angles
o Introduction to Lines & Angles
o Pairs of Lines - Intersecting, Transversal, and
Parallel Lines
o Related Angles - Complimentary, Supplementary,
Adjacent, Linear pair, Vertically Opposite
o Properties of Parallel Lines
o Transversal of Parallel Lines
o Angles made by transversal
6 August CHAPTER 6 : The Triangle and its Properties
o Introduction to Triangles
o Medians and Altitudes of a triangle
o Exterior angle of a triangle and its property
o Angle sum property of a triangle
o Equilateral and isosceles triangles
o Sum of the lengths of two sides of a triangle
o Right-angled triangles and Pythagoras theorem
7 August CHAPTER 14 : Symmetry
o Introduction to Symmetry
o Lines of symmetry for regular polygons
o To draw Line of symmetry for the different shapes
8 October CHAPTER 7 :Congruence of Triangles
o Introduction to Congruence of Triangles
o Congruence of Line segments, Angles and plane fig.
o Congruence of triangles
o Criteria for congruence of triangles - SSS, SAS,
ASA, AAS, RHS
S.No. Month Topic and Sub Topics
9 Oct. / Nov. CHAPTER 8 :Comparing Quantities
o Introduction to Comparing Quantities
o Concept of ratio and Proportion, Unitary method
o Percentage, Application of Percentage
o Convert fractions, Decimals, Ratios into percentage
and vice –versa
o To calculate increase or decrease in percentage
o Profit & loss ,Simple Interest
10 November CHAPTER 9 : Rational Numbers
o Introduction to Rational Numbers and it's need
o Definition and Understanding of Rational numbers
o Representation of rational numbers on the no. line
o Four basic operations on rational numbers
o Decimal Representation of Rational Nos.
o Positive and Negative Rational numbers.
o Standard form and comparision of rational numbers
11 December CHAPTER 10 : Practical Geometry
o Construct parallel lines using different techniques
o To construct triangles with given measurements of
sides and angles
o Construction of Angles
12 December CHAPTER 11 : Perimeter and Area
o Introduction to Perimeter & Area
o Perimeter and Area of Squares and Rectangles
o Area of Rhombus. Parallelogram and Triangle
o Circumference and Area of Circle
o Conversion of units
o Application of the areas of different shapes together
o Area between 2 rectangles and 2 concentric circles.
o Area of Trapezium
13 January CHAPTER 12 : Algebraic Expressions
o Introduction to Algebraic Expressions
o Terms of an Expression
o Types of algebraic expressions
o Addition and subtraction of algebraic expressions
o Simplifying expressions by adding and subtracting
o To find the value of an expression
14 Jan./ Feb. CHAPTER 13 : Exponents and Powers
o Introduction to Exponents
o To express numbers in exponential form
o Laws of exponents,Standard form of exponents
o Simplifying exponential expressions
o Expressing Decimal number system in exponent
form using power of 10
15 February CHAPTER 15 :Visualizing Solid Shapes
o Introduction to 3D Visualization
o To differentiate between 2D figures and 3D objects
o Vertices, edges and faces of 3D objects
o Nets of 3D objects
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SUBJECT –SCIENCE
S. No. MONTH CHAPTER
1. APRIL CH -1 NUTRITION IN PLANTS
*Mode of nutrition
*Photosynthesis
*Modes of nutrition(heterotrophic, saprotrophic)
*How are nutrients replenished in the soil?
2 CH -2 NUTRITION IN ANIMALS
*Digestion
*Different ways of taking food
*Digestion in humans
*Digestion in grass eating animals
*Feeding and digestion in amoeba
3. MAY CH -3 FIBRE TO FABRIC
*Animal fibre –wool and silk
*Processing fibres into wool ,silk
*Life history of silk moth
4. JULY CH -4 HEAT
*Heat and cold
*Measuring temperature
*Laboratory thermometer
*Transfer of heat ( conduction ,convection and radiation)
*Kinds of clothes we wear in summer and in winter
5. CH -5 ACIDS , BASES AND SALTS
*Acids ,bases ,salts
*Natural indicators (litmus ,china rose , turmeric)
*Neutralisation
6. CH -6 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES
*Physical change
*Chemical change
*Rusting of iron
*Crystallisation
7. AUGUST
CH -7 WEATHER ,CLIMATE AND ADAPTATIONS OF
ANIMALS TO CLIMATE
*Weather
*Climate
*Climate and adaptation
8. CH -8 WIND ,STORM AND CYCLONES
*Air exerts pressure
*High speed winds
*Air expands on heating
*Thunderstorms and cyclones
9.
SEPTEMBER
CH -9 SOIL
*Soil teeming with life
*Soil profile
*Soil type
*Properties of soil
*Percolation rate of water in soil
REVISION FOR HALF YEARLY EXAM
10. OCTOBER CH -10 RESPIRATION IN ORGANISMS
*Breathing , breathing rate
*How do we breathe in and out?
* Breathing in water animals
*Do plants respire?
11. CH-11 TRANSPORTATION IN ANIMALS AND PLANTS
*Circulatory system
*Blood vessels , heart beat
*Excretion in animals
*Transportation of substances in plants
12. NOVEMBER CH -12 REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS
*Mode of reproduction
*Asexual and sexual reproduction
*Fruit and seed formation
*Seed dispersal
13. CH -13 MOTION AND TIME
*Slow or fast
*Speed
*Measurement of time
*Units of speed and time (SI units)
*Distance – time graph
14. DECEMBER
CH -14 ELECTRIC CURRENT AND ITS EFFECT
*Symbols of electric components
*Heating effect of electric current
*Magnetic effect of electric current
*Electromagnet and electric bell
15. CH- 15 LIGHT
*Light travels along a straight line
*Reflection of light
*Right or left
*Spherical mirrors
*Images formed by lenses
*Sunlight –White or coloured?
16. CH -16 WATER : A PRECIOUS RESOURCES
*World water day
*Forms of water
*Depletion of water table
*Effects of water scarcity on plants
*Distribution of water
17. JANUARY
CH -17 FOREST : OUR LIFELINE
*Visit to a forest
*Dynamic living entity
* Outcome of deforestation
18. CH -18 WASTE WATER STORY
*Water –our lifeline
* What is sewage?
*Wastewater treatment plant
FEBRUARY
CH-18 WASTE WATER STORY (CONTINUED……..)
*Better housekeeping practices
#REVISION FOR FINAL EXAM
SOCIAL SCIENCE
S.NO. MONTH NAME OF THE CHAPTERS
1 APRIL (History-2) Tracing Kings And Kingdoms
The emergence of new dynasties.
A closer look: The Cholas
(S.P.L-1) On Equality
Equal rights to vote
Other kinds of equality
Equality in Indian constitution
(Geography-1) Environment
Components of Environment
Natural
Human
Human made
2. MAY (History-3) The Delhi Sultans
Finding out about the Delhi sultans
A closer look: Administration under the khaljis and
Tughlaqs
The Sultanate in the 15th and 16th centuries
(S.P.L-2) Role Of Government In Health
What is health?
Healthcare in India
Public and Private healthcare
The Kerala experience
The Costa Rican approach
3. JULY (Geography-3) Our Changing Earth
Major land Forms
Work of a river
Work of sea waves
Work of ice
Work of wind
(History-4) The Mughal Empire
Who were the Mughals?
Mughal Military Campaigns
A closer look: Akbar’s policies
The Mughal Empire in the 17th century and after
(S.P.L-4) Growing Up As Boys And Girls
Growing up in Samoa in the 1920s
Growing up male in Madhya Pradesh in 1960s
Valuing housework
Women’s work and equality
(History-5) Rulers And Buildings
Picture based chapter
4. AUGUST (Geography-4) Air
Composition of the Atmosphere
Structure of the Atmosphere
Weather and Climate
(History-6) Towns And Traders
Administrative centres
Temple Towns and Pilgrimage centres
A closer look: Hampi, Surat
(S.P.L-5) Women Change The World
Fewer opportunities and rigid expectations
Learning for change
Schooling and education today
Women’s movement
5. SEPTEMBER Revision
6. OCTOBER (History-8) Devotional Paths To The Divine
A new kind of Bhakti in south India- Nayaras and Alvars
Islam and Sufism
A closer look: Baba Guru Nanak
(S.P.L-6) Understanding Media
Media and money
Media and technology
Media and democracy
Setting agenda
7. NOVEMBER (Geography-6) Natural Vegetation And Wild Life
Forests
Tropical Evergreen forests
Tropical Deciduous forests
Temperate evergreen forests
Temperate Deciduous forests
Mediterranean Vegetation
Coniferous forests
Grasslands
Shrubs
(History-10) Eighteenth Century Political Formations
The crisis of the Empire and the later Mughals
Emergence of New States
The old Mughal Provinces
Hyderabad
Awadh
Bengal
(S.P.L-7) Understanding Advertising
Building brands and brand values
Brand values and social values
How does an advertisement get made?
Advertisement and democracy
8. DECEMBER (Geogrphy-8) Human Environment Interactions: The Tropical
And The Subtropical Region
Life in the Amazon Basin
Life in the Ganga-Brahmaputra Basin
(Geography-9) Life In Temperate Grasslands
The Prairies
The Velds
(S.P.L-8) Markets Around Us
A cotton farmer in Kurnool
The cloth market in Erode
Putting out system-weavers producing cloth at home
Markets and democracy
9. JANUARY (History-7) Tribes, Nomads And Settled Communities
Project Based Chapter
10. FEBRUARY REVISION
ENGLISH
S.
No
Month Chapter, Grammar, Writing Skills
1 April Literature
More than true by RabindraNath Tagore
Poem – On the Grasshopper and the Cricket by John Keats
Grammar - Adjectives (Degree)
Writing Skills – Notice Writing
2 May Literature
Maggie Cuts her Hair by George Eliot
Work Book- Unit 1
Writing Skills – Paragraph Writing
3 July Literature
Proud Head
Work Book – Unit 2
Grammar - Adverbs and Propositions
Writing Skills - Informal and Formal Letter Writing
4 August Literature
My Financial Career By Stephan Leacock
Main Course Book – Poem - A true story about Ladybugs
Grammar – Tenses
Work Book- Unit 3 and 4
5 September Revision
6 October Literature
Pip’s Adventure by Charles Dickens
Main Course Book – Poem – The Circus Elephant by John Foster
Work Book – Unit 5
Grammar (Determiners)
Writing Skills- Story writing
7 November Literature
Literary Reader – Lord Nithsdale Escape
Main Course Book - Poem - Somebody’s Mother by Mary Dow Brine
Work Book – Unit 6
Grammar (Voice and Narration Introduction)
Writing Skills- Diary Entry
8 December Literature
Literary Reader : The Tree in season by Robert Fisher
Work Book – Unit 7
Grammar Conjunction, Phrase and Clauses)
Writing Skills- Bio Sketch
9 January Literature
If I were you by Douglas James
Main Course Book
Poem – Sports Day by David Threadgold
Grammar – Synonyms, Antonyms, Idiomatic expressions, Jumbled
Sentences
Work Book – Unit 8
Writing Skills – Revision
10. February REVISION
Notes:
1. Main Course Book will be used to practice reading listening skills, grammar and
Projects.
2. Novel is meant to be read by the students independently and will be used for
making projects as part of their holiday home work.
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
TERM 1 Page no. 1 to 30
TERM 2 Page no. 31 to 60
