VISHWA BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NOIDASYLLABUS 2017-18 CLASS X SUBJECT: ENGLISH

TEXT BOOKS: NCERT 1. Interact in English - MCB

2. Interact in English –Literature Reader

3. Interact in English – Workbook

4. Story of My Life –Helen Keller

Month Topic Sub- Topics

April LiteratureF1 – Two gentlemen of Verona P 1–The Frog And The NightingaleMCB – Unit 1 –Health and MedicineGrammar

Story Of My Life –Helen KellerCh 1,2 and 3Listening SkillsWorkbook-Ch-1,2,3,

Textual Questions Reference to context Character Sketch

Figures of speech

Diary Entry Letter writing (formal) Editing Rearranging words/phrases Character Sketch.

May LiteratureF2- Mrs Packletide’s TigerP2- MirrorMCB – Unit 2- Education

Speaking Skills

Story Of My Life –Helen Keller Ch 4, 5 and 6Workbook-Ch-4,5,6

Reference to context Figures of speech Letter Writing ( Informal) Story Writing Diary Entry Self-Introduction Dialogue, Debate

Textual Questions

July Literature

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D1 - The Dear Departed MCB – Unit 3 –Science

Grammar

Story Of My Life –Helen Keller Ch 7, 8 and 9Workbook-Ch-7,8,9

Textual Questions Reference to context Figures of speech

Story writing with clues given

Report writing Omission Verb forms

August LiteratureF3 – The LetterP3- Not Marble nor the Gilded MonumentsGrammar

MCB –Unit 4 EnvironmentSpeaking SkillsStory Of My Life –Helen KellerCh 10, 11 and 12Workbook-Ch-10,11,12

Reference to context Textual Questions

Reported speech Dialogue completion Jumbled Sentences

Article Writing

Character sketch

September LiteratureF4 – A Shady PlotP4 – OzymandiasGrammar

Story Of My Life –Helen Keller Ch 13,14 and 15

Listening SkillsWorkbook-Ch-13,14

Reference to context Figures of speech

EditingGap Filling

Textual Questions

October LiteratureF5 – Patol Babu

P-5 The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

Reference to context Poetic Devices Textual Questions Figures of speech Diary Entry

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MCB – Unit 5 –Travel and Tourism

Story Of My Life –Helen Keller Ch 16, 17, 18 and 19

Planning a tour&promoting tourism Brochure Speech Character sketch

November Literature-D2 –Julius CaesarMCB – Unit 6

Story Of My Life –Helen Keller Ch 20,21,22 and 23

Speaking Skills

Reference to context Role Play Textual Questions

Character sketch

December Literature-F6 - Virtually TrueP6- Snake

Grammar

Listening Skills

Reference to context Textual Questions Figures of speech Editing Omission Reported speech

MATHS

Textbook: NCERT

Month Topic Sub Topic

April Real Numbers Introduction Euclid’s Division Lemma The Fundamental Theorem Of Arithmetic Revisiting Irrational Numbers Revisiting Rational Numbers And Their Decimal

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Polynomials Introduction Geometrical Meaning Of The Zeros And Coefficients

Of A Polynomial Relationship Between Zeros And Coefficients Of A

Polynomial Division Algorithm For Polynomials

May Pair Of Linear Equations In Two Variables

Triangles

Introduction Pair Of Linear Equations In Two Variables Graphical Method Of Solution Of A Pair Of Linear

Equation Algebraic Methods Of Solving A Pair Of Linear

Equation 1.Substitution Method

2. Elimination Method

3. Cross-Multiplication Method

Equations Reducible To A Pair Of Linear Equation In Two Variables

Introduction Similar Figures Similarity Of Triangles Criteria For Similarity Of Triangles Area Of Similar Triangles Pythagoras Theorem

July Introduction To Trigonometry

Introduction Trigonometric Ratios Trigonometric Ratios Of Some Specific Angles Trigonometric Ratios Of Complementary Angles Trigonometric Identities

August Quadratic Equations

Arithmetic

Introduction Quadratic Equations Solution Of A Quadratic Equation By Factorization Solution Of A Quadratic Equation By Completing The

Squares Nature Of Roots

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Progressions

Some applications of Trigonometry

Arithmetic Progression nth term of an AP Sum of first n terms of an AP

Introduction Heights And Distances

September Surface Areas And Volumes

Statistics

Introduction Surface Area Of A Combination Of Solids Volume Of A Combination Of Solids Conversion Of Solid From One Shape To Another Frustum Of A Cone

Introduction Mean Of Grouped Data Mode Of Grouped Data Median Of Grouped Data Graphical Representation Of Cumulative Frequency

Distribution

October Coordinate Geometry

Circles

Introduction Distance Formula Section Formula Area Of A Triangle

Introduction Tangent To A Circle Number Of Tangent From A Point On A Circle

November Constructions

Areas Related To Circles

Introduction Division Of A Line Segment Construction Of Tangents To A Circle

Introduction Perimeter And Area Of A Circle- A Review Areas Of Sector And Segment Of A Circle Areas Of Combination Of Plane Figures

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Probability Introduction Probability – A Theoretical Approach

Science TEXTBOOK : N.C.E.R.T TEXTBOOK AND LAB MANUALPhysics

MONTH UNITS Sub units

April& May

Ch-12 Electricity.

Electric Current & Circuit, Electric Potential & Potential Difference, Ohm's Law, The Factors On Which Resistance OfA Conductor Depends, Resistance In Series & In Parallel,Heating Effect & Electric Power.

Practical-1

Practical -2

To study the dependence of current on potential differenceacross a resistor and plot a graph.

To determine the equivalent Resistor of two resistors in series.

July Ch-13 Magnetic Effect Of Electric Current.

Magnetic Field & Field Lines, Right Hand Thumb Rule,Magnetic Field Due To A current Through- A Straight Wire, ACircular Loop & A Solenoid, Force On A Current-CarryingConductor In A Magnetic Field, Electric Motor.Revision

August Practical- 3

Electro-Magnetic Induction, Electric Generator - AC & DC, Domestic Circuits. To determine the equivalent Resistor of two resistors in parallel

August- Sept Ch-10 Light

Reflection & Refraction.Reflection Of Light, Image Formation By Spherical Mirrors, Uses, Sign Convention, Mirror Formula & Magnification,

OctoberCh-10 LightReflection & Refraction.

Refraction Of Light, Refraction Through Glass Slab, Refractive index, Image Formation By Lenses, Sign Convention For Lens Lense Formula & Magnification, Power Of A Lens.

Practical- 4

Practical – 5

Use a concave mirror to direct the sunrays on a sheet of paperand adjust the distance to get a sharp spot of light. Find 'f'.

Focus the light from the sun on a sheet of paper through a Convex lens to obtain a sharp bright image of the sun . KeepX / 2017-18/ 6

observing the paper for a while, write your observation. Find 'f'.

November&December

Ch- 11 The Human Eye & The Colourful World.

Practical-6

Practical-7

The Human Eye, Power Of Accommodation, Defects Of Vision And Their Correction, Refrction Through A Glass Prism, Atmospheric Refraction, Scattering Of Light.

Refraction through a rectangular glass slab.

Refraction through an equilateral prism.

December Ch- 14Sources of energy

Activity

Wind Energy, Solar Energy, Energy From The sea, OTE, Geo Thermal Energy,Nuclear Energy, Environmental Consequences

Different forms of energy - conventional and non-conventional sources of energy:

Fossil fuels Solar energy Biogas Wind, water and tidal energy nuclear energy. Renewable versus non-renewable sources.

To study the structure and functioning of solar cooker

CHEMISTRY

APRIL& MAY

Ch-1 Chemical Reactions & Equations.

Chemical Equation- Types : combination, Decombination, Displacement, Double Displacement, Oxidation & Reduction, Effects Of Oxidation- Corrosion & Rancidity.

Practical- 1To identify the types of reactions : Combination, decomposition Displacement and Double-Displacement

May/ July Ch-2 Acids, Bases & salts Practical- 2.

Practical – 3

Chemical Properties, Their Strengths, Importance Of pH, saltsTo study the pH of the following samples- HCl, NaOH, water, CH3COOH, NaHCO3-Solution & Lemon juice. X / 2017-18/ 7

To study the properties of acids and bases- Litmus, Zn-metal andsolid Na2CO3

August/ Sept

Ch-3 Metals & Non-metals.Physical properties, Chemical Properties, Reactivity Series,Properties of Ionic Compounds, Occurrence, Enrichment, Extraction & Refining of Metals, Corrosion & Prevention.

Practical- 4To observe the action of Zn, Fe, Cu & Al on the following salt solutions- ZnSO4, FeSO4, CuSO4& Al2(SO4)3.

OctoberCh-4 Carbon & its Compounds.

Practical- 5

Bonding In Carbon, Versatile nature, saturated & UnsaturatedC-compounds, Chains, Branches &Rings,Homologous Series Nomenclature,Chemical Properties- Oxidation, Addition & Substitution Reac-tions, Imp Compounds-Ethanol & Ethanoic Acids, Their Properties, Soaps & detergents.

To study the following properties of acetic acid- Odour, solubility, litmus action & reaction with NaHCO3.-

November

Ch-5 Periodic Classification.

Dobereiner's Triads, Newland's Law Of Octaves, Mendeleev's Periodic Table- Achievements & limitations, Modern Periodic Table- Position of elements,Trends- Valency, atomic Size, Metallic/non-metallic properties.

December ActivityExamine the elements of the 3rd period & draw a diagram to show the change in atomic size & no of valence electrons. How do the(i) valency (ii) tendency to gain electron change as you go from left to right?

Subject: Biology

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Month Chapter Name Topics And Sub TopicsApr & May

Unit 2 : World of LivingCh 6 : Life Processes

Introduction to life processes: Basic concept of nutrition, respiration transportation and excretion in plants and animals. Autotrophic and heterotrophic modes of nutrition Aerobic and anaerobic respiration processes Different organs for respiration in animals Circulatory system in Humans Immune system and lymphatic system Transportation in plants Excretory system in Humans Artificial kidney Excretion in plants

Activity

Practical

1. To study the human torso.2. To demonstrate chlorophyll is essential for

photosynthesis using a variegated leaf.3. To demonstrate CO2 is essential for photosynthesis4. To prove experimentally that light is necessary for

photosynthesis.5. To study the action of saliva on starch.6. To observe that CO2 is released during exhalation and its

action on lime water.7. To observe the process of transpiration in plants1. To prepare a temporary mount of a lily leaf peel to show

stomata.2. To show experimentally that germinating seeds

release carbon dioxide during respiration.July & August

Ch 7 : Control & Coordination

Activity

Tropic movements in plants Introduction to plant hormones Control and co-ordination in animals Nervous system Voluntary, Involuntary and Reflex action Chemical co-ordination Animal hormones1. To demonstrate the phenomenon of phototropism &

geotropism in plants.

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Month Chapter Name Topics And Sub TopicsAugust & September

Ch 8 : How do Organisms Reproduce?

Activity

Practical

Reproduction in animals and plants (asexual and sexual). Reproductive health-need for and methods of family

planning Safe sex vs. HIV/AIDS Female foeticide and Sex ratio Population size and its impact1. To study the structure of bread mould.2. To study the vegetative propagation in plants.1. To study

a. Binary fission in Amoeba (b) Budding in yeast with the help of prepared slides.

2. To identify the different parts of an embryo of a dicot seed. (Pea, gram or red kidney bean).

October Ch 9 : Heredity and Evolution

Activity

Heredity Mendel's contribution - Laws for inheritance of traits Sex determination Basic concepts of evolution Acquired and inherited traits Speciation Evolution and classification Tracing evolutionary relationships Human Evolution1. To study inheritance of characters taking the example of

free and fused ear lobes in humans.2. To study homology and analogy with the help of

preserved / available specimens of either animals & plants.

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Month Chapter Name Topics And Sub TopicsNovember Unit 5 :

Management of Natural ResourcesCh 15 : Our Environment

Activity

Eco-system Environmental problems Ozone depletion Waste production and their solutions. Biodegradable and non-biodegradable substances.

1. To construct a Natural and an Artificial ecosystem and study the flow of energy through them.

2. To collect & segregate biodegradable substances from non-biodegradable substances.

3. To study the process of Biomagnification taking the example of pesticides.

1.

December Ch 16 : Management of natural resources

Activity

Management of natural resources Conservation and judicious use of natural resources Forest and wild life, coal and petroleum conservation Examples of People's participation for conservation of

natural resources Big dams: Advantages and limitations; alternatives if any Water harvesting Sustainability of natural resources

1. To study the pH of various water samples.

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History & Political Science

Textbooks Prescribed : Contemporary world-II

Democratic politics-II

MONTHS TOPIC Sub- topics

April PS –Le 1 Power Sharing

Le 2 Federalism

Belgium &Srilanka Majoriatarianism Accomodation in Belgium Power sharing is desirable Forms of power sharing

What is federalism? What makes India a federal

country How is federalism practiced? Decentralisation in India

May H- Le 3

Nationalism in India

The first world war /Khilafat& Non Cooperation

Differing strands in the movement

Towards Civil Disobedience The Sense of Collective

BelongingJULY PS- Le 3 Democracy &

Diversity

H-Le 1 The rise of Nationalism in Europe

A story from Mexico Olympics Politics of Social divisions The French Revolution & the

idea of Nation The making of Nationalism in

Europe The age of Revolutions 1830-1845 The making of Germany & Italy Visualizing the Nation

AUGUST PS- Le 4 Gender ,Religion & Caste

Le 5 Popular struggles & movements

Gender & Politics Religion ,Communalism &

Politics Popular struggles in Nepal & Bolivia Mobilisations & Organisations

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SEPTEMBER H- Le 5 The age of Industrialization

PS – Le 6 Political parties

Before the Industrial revolution Hand labour& Steam power Industrialization in the Colonies Factories come up The peculiarities of Industrial

growth Market for Goods Why do we need political

parties? How many parties should we

have ? National political parties State Parties Challenges to Political Parties How can parties be reformed?

OCTOBER H-Print ,Culture & the Modern World

The first printed books Print comes to Europe The print revolution & its

impact The reading mania The Nineteenth century India & the world Religious reforms & public

debates New forms of publication

NOVEMBER PS- Le 7 Outcomes of Democracy

How do we assess democracy’s outcomes

Accountable ,responsive ,letigimate govt .Economic growth & development

Reduction of inequality & poverty

Accommodation of social diversity

Dignity & freedom of citizensDECEMBER PS – Le 8 Challenges of

democracy Thinking about challenges Different contexts different

challenges Different types of challenges Thinking about political reforms Reforming politicians Redefining democracy

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Books: Geography- Contemporary India IIEconomics: Understanding Economic Development

Month Chapter Unit/ Sub units

April G: 1 Natural Resources.

E:1 The Story of Development:

Introduction, Classification of resource. Land as a resource, formation, types and distribution; changing land-use pattern; land degradation and conservation measures.

Map- Major soil types

What development promises- Different people, Different goals, Income & other goals, How to compare different or states?, Income & other criteria, Public facilities, sustainability of development.

May G: 3 Water Resources Sources, distribution, utilisation, multipurpose projects, water scarcity, need for conservation and management, rainwater harvesting. (One case study to be introduced)

Activity: Rainwater harvesting

Map- Major rivers and dams

July E:2 Sector of the Indian Economy

G: 4 Agriculture

Sectors of economic activities, Comparing the three sectors, Primary, secondary & tertiary sectors in India, Division of sectors as organized & unorganized, Sectors in terms of ownership: Public & Private sectors

Types of farming, major crops, cropping; pattern, technological and institutional reforms; their impact; contribution of Agriculture to national economy — employment and output, impact of globalization

August E:3 Money and Credit Money as a medium of exchange, Modern forms of money, Loan activities of banks. Two different credit situations, terms of credit, Formal sector credit in India, Self help groups for the poor.

September G:5 Minerals and Energy Resources

Introduction, mode of occurrence of minerals, ferrous and non ferrous minerals, non metallic minerals, rock minerals, conservation of minerals, energy resource, conventional

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G: Manufacturing Industries

sources of energy, non conventional sources of energy, conservation of energy resources.Map- Major mineral and energy resources, power plants.

Introduction, Importance of manufacturing industries, contribution of industry to national economy, classification of industries, agro based industry and mineral based industry

October G: Manufacturing Industries (cont…)

E:Globalisation & its impact on India

Industrial pollution and environmental degradation, control of environmental degradation.Map- Textile industries, iron and steel plants, software technology parts.

Strategies adopted in Reform measures (easing of capital flows; migration, investment flows); Different perspectives on globalization and its impacts on different sectors; Political Impacts of globalization.

Activity: Globalization & its impact on India

November G:7 Lifelines of national economy

Transport, Communication and TradeMap- National Highways

December Consumer Rights The consumer in the marketplace, consumer movement, Consumer rights, Taking the consumer movement forward

Projects on the topics suggested by the CBSE. Guidelines will be given to the students for the submission

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SUBJECT : FOUNDATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

TEXT BOOK PRESCRIBED : Foundation of Information Technology by G.Ram Publisher

MONTH TOPIC UNIT/SUBUNITS

April Chapter 1: Basics of Information Technology

Introduction to internet History of Internet Components of data communication Working of the internet Protocols used in the Internet HTTP , FTP , SMTP,POP Internet Managing Organizations Type of Internet connections World Wide Web, Web servers, Web Clients, Web sites, Web Pages, Web Browsers, URL ,Domain names Web Address and IP Addresses MAC Address

May Chapter 2: Information Retrieval on Internet Search Engine : , Locating sites using search engines

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Internet Services Searching tips Finding people on internet Internet chat Blogs News groups E-mail FTP :downloading and uploading files from remote site; Web Services: Video Conferencing, e-Learning, e-

Banking, e-Shopping-Reservation, e-Governance, e-Groups, Social Networking.

July Chapter 3,4 : Information Processing Tools

Office Tools :Database Management Tool:

Basic Concepts and need for a database, Creating adatabase

Data Types-Text, Number, Date, Time Setting field properties Setting the Primary Key, Entering data into a database,

Inserting and deleting Fields, Inserting and deleting Records, Field Size, Default

Value, Creating Query using Design view.

August Chapter 8

Societal Impact of Information Technology :

Societal Impact of Information Technology :

Information Security: Virus, Worms, Trojans and Anti-Virus Software, Spyware, Malware, Spams, Data Backup and recovery tools and methods,

Online Backups, Hacker and Cracker with regard to Computer Data and Applications, Social Networking Information security provisions in e-commerce,

Benefits of ICT in Education, Healthcare, Governance, Virtual, School, emergence of Knowledge economy,

Impact of ICT on Society: Knowledge based society, Infomania, Digital Unity and

Digital Divide.

September

Revision for First term Exam

October Chapter 5 and 6 Hyper Text Markup Language

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Web Designing Introduction to Web Page Designing using HTML, Creating and saving an HTML document,

Accessing a web page using a web browser (Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Apple Safari, Net scape Navigator);

Elements in HTML: Container and Empty elements, Designing web pages using the following elements:

HTML, HEAD, TITLE, BODY (Attributes: BACKGROUND, BGCOLOR, TEXT, LINK,

ALINK, VLINK, LEFTMARGIN, TOPMARGIN), FONT(Attributes: COLOR, SIZE, FACE),

BASEFONT(Attributes: COLOR, SIZE, FACE), CENTER, BR (Break), HR(Horizontal Rule,

Attributes: SIZE, WIDTH, ALIGN, NOSHADE, COLOR) inserting comments, H1..H6 (Heading), P (Paragraph), B (Bold), I (Italics), U (Underline), UL & OL (Unordered List &

Ordered List Attributes: TYPE, START), LI (List Item) Insertion of images using the element IMG (Attributes:

SRC, WIDTH, HEIGHT, ALT, ALIGN),Super Script SUP, Subscript SUB, Creating Table using the element TABLE (BACKGROUND, BGCOLOR, WIDTH, CELLSPACING, CELLPADDING, BORDER), TR, TH, TD, ROWSPAN,COLSPAN, Internal and External Linking between Web Pages: Significance of linking, A

Anchor Element (Attributes: NAME, HREF, TITLE, MAILTO).Internet Services

Nov Chapter : 7 Introduction to XML

Introduction to XML

What is XML HTML VS XML XML document structure and rules of XML XML elements and naming rules Comments is XML Creating a valid XML document

Dec Chapter : 9 IT Applications

Webpage Design: Designing of web page with using all learned HTML tags:

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• My Home Page

• My School

FRENCH SYLLABUS

o Comprehension

Writing – Informal letter

(1st term + II nd term) – 3 short compositions ( Message/Re-arrange a text/ Dialogue Completing

Text with clues)

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Month Topic Sub Topic

Apr L-1,2

- LA recapitulation de la grammaire, - Les expressions , les proverbs, - le futur enterieur, - la forme nominale, - writing ecrivez une letter a votre anire, lui racontant

un voyage que tu as fait pendant les vacancesMay L-3 - Les pronoms relatifs, simples et composes.July L-4 - Le plus que parfait

PT-Ist L-1,2,3,4

Aug L-5,6

- LA forme nominale, - Les pronoms personnels(y, en), - Les pronoms demonstratifs (simplex et composes), - Le pronom "on"

Sep L-7 - Les pronoms possessifsPT-II nd L-5,6,7

Oct L-8,9- Le subjonctif, - Le conditionnel passe, - si + plus que parfait + conditional passe

Nov L-10,11 - Le discours rapporte

Dec L-12 - la re capitulation des verbes et des parties de garmmar (revision of all the grammar done above)

PT - IIIrd L- 8 to 12

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