1–Class–V /

SYLLABUS FOR CLASS–V

SESSION 2019–20

ENGLISH

Books :New Oxford Modern English (Course Book)New Oxford Modern English (Work Book)The Grammar Connect, Lines and Curves(Cursive writing)

APRIL & MAY

Course Book Chapter - 1 The World in a Wall

And Workbook Chapter - 2 So You Think You can Divide!

Chapter – 3 Robinson Crusoe

Poem - Stopping by Woods on a

Snowy Evening

Grammar Topic - 1 Parts of Speech

Topic - 2 Nouns

Topic - 3 Nouns : Possession

Topic - 4 Pronouns

Topic - 9 Articles

Topic - 19 Subject and Predicate

Writing Skills Paragraph writing

1. My Aim in Life

2. An unusual Dream

3. Importance of a Good Library

4. Save Trees, Save the World

Cursive writing Pages 3 to 10

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JULY

Course Book Chapter -4 Becoming Great

And Workbook Chapter -5 Persus and The Gorgon

Poem- This Morning is Our History

Test

Grammar Topic - 5 Adjectives

Topic – 6 Adjectives : Degrees of

Comparison

Topic - 20 Types of Sentences

Topic - 21 Interrogative Sentences

Writing Skills Informal letter :

Write a letter to your friend describing your

experience in adventure camp.

Cursive writing Pages 11 to 15

Subject EnrichmentActivity Recitation ( Sour Grapes )

AUGUST

Course Book Chapter – 6 No Further Than Mandya

And Workbook Chapter – 7 Uncle Raman

Poem - The Skylark

Grammar Chapter - 7 Demonstrative Adjectives

Chapter - 10 Verbs

Chapter - 8 Many, Much, Some, Any,

A lot of, A few, A little

Writing Skills Message Writing

Cursive writing Pages 16 to 20

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Subject EnrichmentActivity Use various adjectives to describe your

country , ‘My India’ and encircle atleast 10adjectives

SEPTEMBER

Course Book Chapter -8 A Flash of Light

And Workbook Poem - Cargoes

Grammar Topic - 11 Simple Present Tense andPresent Continuous Tense

Topic – 12 Simple Past Tense and PastContinuous Tense

Writing Skills Application Writing:

1. Sick Leave

2. Request for introducing Yoga Classes

3. Leave for going for Chess Tournament fora week

Cursive writing Pages 21to 25

OCTOBER

Course Book Chapter -9 Karate Parrot

And Workbook Poem - Everyone Sang { Recitation }

Grammar Topic - 13 Simple Past Tense and PastContinuous Tense

Topic - 24 Prefixes and Suffixes

Writing Skills Notice Writing

Cursive Writing Pages 26 to 30

NOVEMBER

Course Book Chapter -10 The Ground Gives Way

And Workbook Poem - The Road Not Taken

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Poem - Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry

Now

Grammar Topic - 14 Simple Future Tense :

Will, Shall, Will be

Topic - 15 Future Continuous Tense

Topic - 16 Modals

Writing Skills Application Writing to the Principal of your

school :

1. Change of Subject

2. Study Tour to Science Museum

3. Set up an English Debate Club

Cursive writing Pages 31 to 35

DECEMBER

Course Book Chapter -11 My Side of the Mountain

And Workbook Poem - Break, Break, Break

Grammar Topic - 17 Adverbs

Topic - 18 Prepositions

Topic - 25 Words Often Confused

Writing Skills Diary Entry

1. Appointed as the House Captain

2. Got Mobile as Birthday Gift

3. First Solo Dance Performance on Annual

Day

Cursive writing Pages 36 to 40

Subject Enrichment

Activity Pictorial representation of preposition

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JANUARY

Course Book Chapter -12 The King Keeps his

And Workbook Appointment

Grammar Chapter - 22 Conjunctions

Writing Skills Diary Entry

1. Lost the Inter School Cricket Match

2. Had a fight with my best friend

3. Elder Brother Going to Hostel

Cursive writing Pages 41 to 44

FEBRUARY

Course Book Poem - Grandma Climbs a Tree

And Workbook

Grammar Chapter - 23 Punctuation

Chapter - 26 Synonyms and Antonyms

Writing Skills Revision of Application , Message Writing,

Diary Entry and Notice Writing

Cursive writing Pages 45 to 48

Subject EnrichmentActivity Recitation [ Everyone Sang ]

PRE MID ASSESSMENT

Coursebook Chapter 1, 2

Poem - Stopping by Woods on a

Snowy Evening

Grammar Chapter 1, 2 ,3,4, 9, 19

Writing Skills Paragraph Writing

Comprehension Unseen Passage/ Poem

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MID TERM ASSESSMENT

Coursebook Chapter 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,

Poem - This Morning is Our History Test

The Skylark

Grammar Chapter 1 to 10, 20, 21

Writing Skills Informal Letter Writing, Message Writing

Comprehension Unseen Passage/ Poem

POST MID ASSESSMENT

Coursebook Chapter – 8, 9, 10

Poem – The Road Not Taken ,

Loveliest of Trees,

the Cherry Now

Grammar Topic - 11 to 15, 24

Writing Skills Notice Writing

Formal Letter Writing

ANNUAL EXAMINATION

Coursebook Chapter- 9, 10, 11, 12

Poem - The Road Not Taken ,

Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now

Grandma Climbs a Tree

Break, Break, Break

Grammar Topic - 11 to 18 and 22 to 26

Writing Skills Notice Writing, Diary Entry,

Formal Letter Writing, Message Writing

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12–Class–V /

MATHEMATICS

BOOKS: Mathematics Success

Empowering Mental Maths

FIRST TERM

APRIL/MAY Chapter - 1 Numbers

Chapter - 2 Operation on Large Numbers

Mental Maths: Worksheets(1-29)

Activity: Presentation of Roman numbers using

match sticks

JULY Chapter - 6 Basic Geometrical Concepts

(6a-6h)

Chapter - 3 Factors and Multiples

Mental Maths : Worksheets(76- 80 ; 30- 41)

Activity: To understand different types of

angles using paper folding

AUGUST Chapter-4 Fraction

Mental Maths : Worksheets (42-58)

SEPTEMBER Chapter- 10 Temperature

SECOND TERM

OCTOBER Chapter-5 Decimals

Chapter-6 Basic Geometrical Concepts

(6 i- 6j)

Chapter-11 Time

Mental Maths: Worksheets (59-69 ; 81,82 ; 84-

88)

Activity: Presentation of decimal numbers on

10 x 10 grid by shading

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NOVEMBER Chapter-7 Measurement

Mental Maths: Worksheets (89-93)

DECEMBER Chapter-8 Perimeter and Area

Chapter-9 Volume

Mental Maths: Worksheets (94- 100)

JANUARY Chapter-12 Money

Mental Maths: Worksheets (70 - 75)

Activity: Play with metric measures

FEBRUARY Chpater-13 Data Handling

Revision

PRE MID ASSESSMENT

Chapter- 1, 2

MID TERM ASSESSMENT

Chapter- 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 (a-h) , 10

POST MID ASSESSMENT

Chapter-5, 6(I,j), 7, 11

ANNUAL EXAMINATION

Chapter- 5,6(I,j), 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13

SOCIAL STUDIES

Book : MY BIG BOOK OF SOCIAL STUDIES

APRIL & MAY

Lesson 1 Know your Planet

Lesson 2 Parallels and Meridians

Lesson 13 Let Us Meet

14–Class–V /

Diagrams 1. Globe 2. Important Parallels

Maps Continents and Oceans

JULY

Lesson 5 Weather and Climate

Lesson 6 The Land of Dense Forest

Lesson 10 Environmental Pollution

Diagrams 1. Heat Zones of the Earth

2. Causes of Air Pollution

Maps Equatorial Forest Of the World.

Activity Collage of animals found in Democratic

Republic of Congo

AUGUST

Lesson 3 Movements of the Earth

Lesson 17 Transportation and Communication

Diagrams 1. Rotation of Earth

2. Revolution of Earth

3. Means of Transportation

4. Means of Communication

Maps Routes of Panama Canal and Suez Canal

SEPTEMBER

Lesson 14 The World from 1914 to 1945

Lesson 19 The United Nations

Maps 1. Countries of the World War II

2. Permanent Members of the countries of

U.N.

Activity Paste the pictures of five Nobel PrizeAwardees along with their Contribution

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OCTOBER

Lesson 4 Major Landforms

Lesson 11 E for Environment

Diagrams 1. Examples of Biodegradable and NonBiodegradable wastes

2. Plains, Plateau , Mountains , Rivers

Activity Poster on Save Environment

NOVEMBER

Lesson 8 The Land of Snow

Lesson 9 The Treeless Grassland

Diagrams 1. Oasis

2. Animals found in Prairies

Maps Major Grassland of the World

DECEMBER

Lesson 12 Natural Disaster

Lesson 15 Towards Freedom

Diagrams 1. Volcanic eruption

2. Earthquake

3. Pictures of the leaders of the revolt of 1857

Maps 1. Indian states prone to cyclones

2. Main Centres of the Revolt of 1857

JANUARY

Lesson 16 India Wins Freedom

Diagrams Pictures of the Freedom Fighters

Maps States where these incidents took place

a. Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

b. Dandi March

c. Chauri Chaura

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FEBRUARY

Revision

PRE MID ASSESSMENT

Chapter 1, 2, 5, 13

MID TERM ASSESSMENT

Chapter 1, 3, 5, 6, 10, 17

POST MID ASSESSMENT

Chapter 4, 11, 14, 19

ANNUAL EXAMINATION

Chapter 8, 9, 11, 12, 15, 16

SCIENCE

BOOKS : LEARNING SCIENCE

(Integrated with Environmental Education)

APRIL & MAY Lesson 1 Growing Plants

Lesson 2 Health and Hygiene

Lesson 3 Safety and First Aid

Lesson 4 Solids, Liquids and Gases

DIAGRAMS • Structure of Bean seed

• Germination of seed

• Seeds dispersed by wind, water,

explosion and animals

• To make Deficiency Diseases Chart

• Road Signs

• Molecular arrangement of states of matter

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ACTIVITY • Make a table of food items rich in allnutrients. Write about their sources,functions and deficiency diseases.

JULY- AUGUST Lesson 5 Rocks and Minerals

Lesson 6 Soil Erosion and Conservation

Lesson 7 Amazing Animals

DIAGRAMS • Different Types of Rocks

• Soil Profile

• Different methods of Soil Conservation

• Breathing Organs of different animals(Man, Fish, Insect and Earthworm)

ACTIVITY • Use of Rocks and Minerals

SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER

Lesson 8 Skeletal System and NervousSystem

Lesson 9 Force, Work and Energy

DIAGRAMS • Different types of Movable Joints

• Different types of Muscles

• Parts of brain

• Neuron

• Taste Buds on the tongue

• Types of simple machines

• Types of levers

ACTIVITY • Paste pictures and write information aboutthree parts of brain

NOVEMBER - DECEMBER

Lesson 10 Essential for Life : Air andWater

Lesson 11 Moon and Artificial Satellites

Lesson 12 Natural Disasters

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DIAGRAMS • Composition of Air

• Layers of atmosphere

• Phases of the Moon

• Solar and Lunar Eclipse

• Eruption of Volcano Eruption

ACTIVITY • Paste pictures of different types of NaturalResources

JANUARY Lesson 13 Our Environment and NaturalResources

DIAGRAM • Different types of pollution

• Greenhouse effect

PRE MID ASSESSMENT :

Lesson 1,2,3

HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION :

Lesson 1,2,3, 4,5,6,7

POST MID ASSESSMENT :

Lesson 8,9,10

ANNUAL EXAMINATION :

Lesson 8,9,10,11,12,13

GENERAL KNOWLEDGEFIRST TERM:

April : Pg. 4 Handicrafts of North India

Pg. 5 Commissioned ranks

Pg. 6,7 Look at my India

Pg. 8,9 On the Western Coast

Pg. 10,11 The Heart of India

Pg. 12,13 Indian Ornaments

Pg. 14,15 Famed Cathedrals

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Current news and Events for the month

Subject Enrichment Activity : Describe about India in your

own words

May: Pg. 1 Headgears around the world

Pg. 18 Famous officials residences

Pg. 19 National Emblems

20,21 Natural wonders of the world

Pg. 22 Monuments and buildings

July : Pg. 23 My Clean School

Pg. 24-25 Creation from Waste

Pg. 26,27 Solving environmental problems

Pg. 28 Green Crusaders

Pg. 29 The Marine Creatures

August : pg 30 The Valley of Flowers

Pg. 31 Plants that heals

Pg. 32,33 Identify the Animals

Pg. 34 The feathered creatures

Pg. 35,36 stop, check and go - 1

Pg. 37 Game 1

Pg. 38 I.Q challenge 1

Current News and Events for the month

Subject Enrichment Activity : Describe the importance of

plants

September : Pg. 39 Quiz 1

Pg. 40,41 Be a smart child

Pg. 42,43 Know your train ticket

Pg. 44 Yoga for kids

Pg. 45 similes

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October : Pg. 46,47 From the classics

Pg. 48 ‘Body idioms’

Pg. 49 Indian Writers

Pg. 50,51 super heroes and super villains

Pg. 52 Bollywood movie directors

Current News and Events for the month

Subject Enrichment Activity : describe your favourite

superhero in your own words

November: Pg. 53 Track and field

Pg. 54,55 Greatest sportspersons

Pg. 56 Music from the world

Pg. 57 Extremely Adventurous

Pg. 68-69 Amazing Facts

December: Pg. 58 Astronomical observatories in India

Pg. 59 Animals in space

Pg. 60,61 Robots

Pg. 62 Different sciences

Pg. 63,64 stop, check and go-2

Pg. 65 game 2

Pg. 66 I.Q challenge 2

Pg. 67 quiz 2

January : Pg. 70,71 World records

Pg. 72 The ‘Honest’ game

Pg. 73 Don’t cheat your friend

Pg. 74,75 Peer pressure – Say No

Pg. 76 Low cost Investment businesses

Pg. 77 The Other Career Options

21–Class–V /

Pg. 78 skill development Aids by the

Government

Current News and Events for the month

Half Yearly Examination : Chapter 1-25

Annual Examination : Chapter 25-52

MORAL SCIENCE

Book : VALUE PLUS

April and May L-1 Keep clean and be healthy

L -2 Devotion

Activity – Quiz time

July L-3 Keeping Promise

August L-4 Determination

L-5 Helpfulness

Activity- Class goal chart

September L-6 loyalty

L-7 Honesty

Activity- make a list of all that you fear and try

to over come it.

October L-8 Be Witty

L-9 Be Independent

Activity- Ways in which you can be

independent at home, at school, in playground.

December L -10 Team work

L-11 Respecting Teachers

Activity- “Teachers are the builders of your

future” Debate.

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January L-12 Our India Clean India

L-13 Yoga -The fun way

Activity- Design a poster on “saveenvironment’’ write your own messageabout it .

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Book : LET’S CLICK IT

FIRST TERM

APRIL-MAY Chapter 6 MS power Point 2007

Practicals Making Power Point Presentationon the topic “Digital India”

JULY Chapter 1 Computer and Its Evolution

Practicals Using MS Word, make thecomparision table between earlycalculating machines.

AUGUST Chapter 2 Types of Software

Chapter 3 Understanding Windows 7

Practicals Get a familiar with Windows 7 onthe smart class.

Practicals Writing Algorithms and drawingflowcharts in MS Word

SECOND TERM

SEPTEMBER Chapter 4 More on MS Word 2007

Practicals Using MS Word, Write aparagraph on ‘Festivals of India”

Chapter 5 Inserting tables in MS Word

Practicals Design a table and perform thefollowing functions merge, addborder and shading.

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NOVEMBER Chapter 7 Introduction to MS Excel

Practicals Create an excel worksheet andperform operations like sorting.

DECEMBER Chapter 8 Internet

Practicals Using MS Word,write advantagesand disadvantages of usingInternet.

JANUARY Chapter 9 Introduction of scratch

Practicals Basic operations in scratch

FEBRUARY Revision for Annual Exam

HALF-YEARLY :

Chapter-1 Computer and Its Evolution

Chapter-3 Understanding Windows 7

Chapter-6 MS Power Point 2007

Chapter 2 Types of Software

ANNUAL EXAMINATION :

Chapter-4 More on MS Word 2007

Chapter-5 Inserting tables in MS Word

Chapter-7 Introduction to MS Excel

Chapter-8 Internet

Chapter-9 Introduction to scratch

ART EDUCATION

Book : START UP PART-V

APRIL & MAY • Name Decoration (File)

• Shades and Strokes

• Objects Drawing

• Pomegranite (File)

• Scratch board technique

24–Class–V /

• Activity on Mother’s Day

(Card making Page 66)

• Origami : Swan (File)

• Landscape (File)

JULY • Vegetable composition

• Kingfisher (File)

• Pattern design : Flower vase

• Dog

• Rose flower (File)

AUGUST • Tri-colour activity

• Butterfly (File)

• Independence Day (File)

• Flower in shading

• Rakhi activity (Page 76)

• Balloon Seller (File)

SEPTEMBER • Fish spray

• Teacher's Day (File)

• Mehandi: Hand & Foot (File)

• A Deer

• Origami : Butterfly

OCTOBER • Pointillism

• Dussehra (File)

• Diwali activity

• Diwali scene (File)

• Ice-cream Vendor (File)

NOVEMBER • Crayons Resist

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• Cow

• Poster : Save Mother Earth (File)

• Leaves (File)

• Butterfly (File)

DECEMBER • Christmas activity

• Trees

• Landscape (File)

• Lotus

• Christmas Scene (File)

JANUARY • Republic Day Activity

• Origami : Flowers

• Geometrical Design (File)

• Enlarge method

FEBRUARY • Holi Scene (File)

• Face of Old Man

• Paper Collage

• Tyrannosaurus rese

• Warli Painting

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O;kdj.ke~ & mÙke% iq#"kL; =k;k.kka opukuka vH;kl%AokD; jpukA dÙkkZ fØ;;ks% vH;kl%A

fnlEcj@ikS"k%

fnO;e~ & }kn'k% ikB% (okrkZyki%)

O;kdj.ke~ & fjDrLFkkua] iz'uksaRrjk.kka esyua] e×tw"kk;k% mfprinS% laokna iwj;rA Loifjp; vH;kl%A

tuojh@ek?k%

fnO;e~ & =k;ksn'k% ikB% (izkr% Hkze.ke~)

O;kdj.ke~ & laLÑr 'kCnkuka vH;kl%A fjDrLFkkuaAopuifjorZuaA

iQjojh@iQkYxq.k%

fnO;e~ & prqnZ'k% ikB% ('yksdk%)

O;kdj.ke~ & 'kq¼a foDyia fpRok fjDrLFkkukfu iwj;rA

fnO;e~ & ikB 1] 2] 3

O;kdj.ke~ & o.kZekyk%] o.kZla;ksxa] o.kZ&foPNsna] fjDrLFkkua]i'kq&if{k.kka] O;kolkf;d'kCnkukaA

izFke vkof/d ijh{kk

fnO;e~ & ikB 1 ls 4 rd

O;kdj.ke~ & o.kZekyk%] o.kZla;ksxa] o.kZ&foPNsna] fjDrLFkkua]'kCn:i] i'kq&if{k.kka LFky] O;kolkf;d'kCnkukaA

28–Class–V /

v/Zokf"kZd ijh{kk

fnO;e~ & ikB 1 ls 7 rd

O;kdj.ke~ & iqfYyax] L=khfyax 'kCnkuka] i'kq&if{k.kka] 'kq¼e~v'kq¼a]iQykuka] 'kjhjL; vÄõkuka uke] vLen~&;q"en 'kCn:i]fØ;k;k%(/krq) izFkeiq#"k% =k;k.kka opukukaA

f}rh; vkof/d ijh{kk

fnO;e~ & ikB 8 ls 11 rd

O;kdj.ke~ & fjDr LFkku] okD; jpuk] fp=kkf.k n`"Vok fy[kr]d% fda djksfr] opu ifjorZu] eè;e&mÙke iq:"k/krquka fy[krA

okf"kZd ijh{kk

fnO;e~ & ikB 8 ls 14 rd

O;kdj.ke~ & o.kZekyk] o.kZla;ksx] iqfYyax] L=khfyax] uiqaldfyaxiQykuka ukekfu] 'kjhjLFk vaxkuka ukekfu] vLen~&;q"en~'kCn:i] /krq(fØ;k%)] izFke] eè;e] mÙke iq#"kk%A

FRENCH

Book : Échanté - O of Fench

APRIL & MAY

Course Book Leçon - O Découvrons La France.

& WorkbookLeçon-1 Les Lettres.

JULYCourse Book Leçon-2 Bonjour

& WorkbookLeçon-3 Re-bonjour

29–Class–V /

AUGUST

Course Book Leçon-4 Les Nombres

& workbook Leçon-5 Les Objects.

Grammar Topic-1 Numbers (0-20)

Topic-2 Articles Indéfini

Topic-3 Posez la Question

SEPTEMBER

Course Book Leçon-6 J'aime les fruits

& WorkbookTopic-1 Les Articles définis

Topic-2 Les Couleurs

OCTOBER

Course Book Leçon-7 Les Légumes

& WorkbookTopic-1 Légumes

NOVEMBER

Course Book Leçon-8 Tu ou Vous!

& WorkbookTopic-1 Les Pronoms Sujets

Topic-2 Le Verbe "être"

Topic-3 Les Adjectifs

Topic-4 Les adjectifs de Nationalites

DECEMBER

Course Book Leçon-9 Présenez-vous!

& WorkbookTopic-1 Demander des Informations

Topic-2 Formelle et Informelle

30–Class–V /

JANUARY

Course Book Leçon-10 Les jours et Les mois

& WorkbookTopic-1 Jours de la Semaine

Topic-2 Mois de L'année

Topic-3 Les Saisons

Topic-4 Les fêtes de France

FEBRUARY REVISION

• PREMID ASSESSMENTL → 0, 1, 2, 3

• MID TERM ASSESSMENTL → 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

• POST MID ASSESSMENTL → 6, 7, 8

• ANNUAL EXAMINATIONL → 0, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

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