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SYLLABUS 2020-21

CLASS-IV

ENGLISH

APRIL’20

Reader L – 1 The Stubborn Horse

L-3 Zoo Manners (Poem)

Make sentences refused,wrestler,rejoiced,buckles,gleaming

Grammar L-1 Looking Up A Dictionary

L-2 The Sentence

L-3 Subject and Predicate

L-5 Nouns

L-6 Nouns – Singular and Plural

L-9 Adjectives

Comprehension Passage 1 (Pg -126)

Creative Writing Paragraph- Baisakhi

Antonyms accept,active,ancient,arrive,attack

Synonyms admire,allowed,annual

Homophones allowed/aloud,angel,angle

Idioms hard and fast , out of order

Similes as agile as a monkey , as blind as a bat

Composition Picture Composition

Declamation My First Day In My New Class

MAY’20

Reader L–2 Who Is Happy

L-5 Health Is Wealth

Make Sentences happiest, creation, satisfied, entrapped, gathered

encourage ,announcement, ordinary, attendant, saluting

Grammar L-7 Nouns - Gender

L-8 Nouns-Possession

L-10 Adjectives (Degrees of Comparison)

Comprehension (Source: Smart Class-Cordova Worksheet)

Creative Writing Guided Composition

Antonyms beautiful,beginning,bold,borrow,entrance

Synonyms assembly,begin,brief

Homophones berth/birth,brake/break

Idioms in a nutshell , to be in one’s good book

Similes as brittle as a glass , as clean as a new pin


JULY’20

Reader L-4 Skipping Shoes

L-13 Silver Anklets

L-7 From A Railway Carriage (Poem)

Make sentences stubborn , bewitched, trotting, imitate, grumbled

adults,anklets,consoled,disappear,expensive,

Grammar L-11 Articles

L-12 Pronouns

L-13 Verbs

Comprehension Passage 2 (Pg -127)

Creative Writing Paragraph- A Hot Summer Day

Antonyms first,freedom,fresh,brave,bright,broad

Synonyms buy,calm,clean,correct

Homophones cell/sell,dairy/diary

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Idioms crocodile’s tears , castle’s in the air

Similes as crafty as a fox , as fit as a fiddle

Phrases cast aside , carry on


Class Activity Spin A Yarn

AUGUST’20

Reader L-6 Little Benjamin

L-9 Cut Down Another Tree (Poem)

Make sentences beaming,blessed,dimpled,delighted,eagerly

Grammar L-15 Simple Present Tense

L-18 Simple Past Tense

L-20 Simple Future Tense

Comprehension Passage 3 (Pg-128)

Creative Writing Informal Letters

Raksha Bandhan

Antonyms cheap,dangerous,deep,early,empty,polite

Synonyms deceive,discover,drowsy,empty

Homophones died/dyed,dose/doze,floor/flour

Idioms fish out of water , give and take

Similes as gloomy as night , as graceful as a swan


Activity Spin A Yarn

SEPTEMBER’20

Reader L-8 The Golden Touch

Make sentences amazement,beloved,content,flaw,fright

Grammar L-16 Present Continuous Tense

L – 19 Past Continuous Tense

L – 22 Future Continuous Tense

Comprehension Passage 4 (Pg- 129)

Creative Writing Paragraph-Teacher’s Day

Antonyms positive,present,profit,gain,happiness,hard

Synonyms end,faithful,foolish,glad

Homophones hair/hare,heal/heel,loose/lose

Idioms hard up , high time

Similes as peaceful as sleep , as playful as a puppy


Declamation Autobiography of a book

Activity Spin A Yarn

OCTOBER’20

Reader L-10 Honesty

L–11 Clever Betty

Make sentences anxious,dug,flashed,fortunately,impressed,guess

barely,coop,crust,heartily,leftovers

Grammar L-17 Present Perfect Tense

L-25 Subjet-Verb Agreement



Antonyms haste,high,innocent,kind,light

Synonyms grave,happiness,haste

Homophones pain/pane,pair/pare

Idioms bolt from the blue ,above board

Similes as obstinate as a mule , as meek as a dove

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Phrases get through , fill in

Creative Writing Lal Bahadur Shastri

Declamation An Ideal Student

NOVEMBER’20

Reader Revision of L-8, 10 and 11

Grammar L -24Negative Sentences

L-25 Interrogative Sentences


Creative Writing Formal Letters (Applications)

Completing Stories

Antonyms loose,love,natural,oral,peace,permanent

Synonyms help,huge,injure

Homophones peace/piece,pray/prey

Idioms bring to light , birds of a feather

Similes as blind as bat , as cold as ice

Declamation The Value Of Discipline

DECEMBER’20

Reader L-14 Lost And Found

L-15 The Letter (Poem)

Make sentences bond,invitation,helpless,overjoyed,panic

Grammar L-28 Adverb

L-29 Prepositions


Antonyms proud,punish,remember,rise,rough,senior

Synonyms lucky,ordinary,polite

Homophones principal/principle,quiet/quite

Project Means Of Communication


Declamation Value of Games and Sports

JANUARY’21

Reader L –16 Robinson Crusoe Builds A House

Make sentences fetch,lonely,spoilt,trusty,voyage

Grammar L – 30 Conjunctions

L – 31 Punctuation and Capital

Creative Writing Letters

Comprehension Passage 8(Pg- 134)

Antonyms sharp,silent,success,superior,

Synonyms reply,rich,sure,talk

Homophones root/route,stair/stare

Idioms go to the dogs , hue and cry

Similes as dry as bone ,as innocent as a lamb


Declamation Internet

FEBRUARY’21

Reader L –18 The Nightingale

Make sentence admire,astonished,boughs,delicious,dense

Grammar L-14 The Tense

Comprehension Passage 9 (Pg-135)

Creative Writing Paragraph Writing

Antonyms true,useful, wild,wise

Synonyms grief, sure ,haste, rich

Homophones storey/story, their/there

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Idioms turn a deaf ear to , the lion’s share

Similes as sly as fox , as quick as lightning


Class Activity Spin A Yarn

MARCH’21

Reader L-17 The Tragic Story (Poem)

Grammar L-4 Parts of Speech

Comprehension Passage 10 (Pg 135)

Creative Writing Paragraph- Spring Season

Note:- Editing, Omitting of a passage will be done regularly.

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ifjJe] buke dfork ikB & 1 izd`fr dgrh gS O;kdj.k ikB&2 o.kZ&fopkj] fyax ¼1&9½] opu¼1&9½] fgUnh la[;k,¡

¼1&25½]foykse 'kCn¼1&15½] v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn¼1&15½] i;kZ;okph 'kCn¼1&6½

vuqPNsn बैसाखी vifBr xn~;ka’k lzksr& LekVZ Dykl jpukRed dk;Z ¼v½ fp=& o.kZu ¼c½ dksbZ pkj vnHkqr tkudkfj;k¡ fyf[k, A ppkZ isM+ksa ds ykHk ebZ&20 lqugjh /kwi ikB & 3 'ks[kfpYyh dk liuk okD;&jpuk ijs'kku] rdnhj ] vkleku] O;olk;] 'kkunkj] bdV~Bs] O;kikj]

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Terms I II English L- 2,4, 5, 6, 13 Synonyms (April-Sep) Reader L- 10, 11, 14, 16, 18 Synonyms Spelling Antonyms (April-Sep) and GK Words (Oct-Feb) Antonyms (Oct-Feb) and GK Words

Worksheet

English I II III IV

Worksheet

Reader L-1, 2 Poem-3 L-4,5,13 Poem-7 L- 8,10,11 Poem-9 L-14, 16,18 Poem-15

Grammar L-2,3,5,6,9,10 L-11,12,13,15,18,20 L-15,,16,18,19,,20,22 L-23,24,25,28,14 Homophones Homophones (Jul- Homophones (Oct- Homophones (Dec- (April-May) Aug) Nov) Similes (Oct- Jan) Similes (Dec- Similes Phrasal Verbs ( Jul- Nov) Jan)

(April-May) Aug) Phrasal Verbs(Oct- Idioms (Dec-Jan) Idioms (April- Idioms ( Jul-Aug) Nov) Phrasal Verbs (Dec- May) Picture Paragraph Writing Application Jan) Composition & & Comprehension & Comprehension Informal Letter Comprehension & Comprehension

Project:

Term I: Education Day Term II: Any Adopted State

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O;kdj.k ikB &1 Hkk"kk vkSj O;kdj.k] ikB &3 laKk] eqgkojs ¼1&7½] vusdkFkhZ 'kCn ¼1&11½]foykse 'kCn¼16&32½

vuqPNsn esjk fo|ky; tqykbZ &20 lqugjh /kwi ikB & 5 vtqZu flag] ikB&6 iksaxy okD;&jpuk ifjokj] csgn] fgEer] vk'khokZn] vkd"kZd] mRlkg] jksyh]

ljdkjh] LoLFk] xqyke] yksdfiz;] vfiZr] rkjh[k] jaxksyh] Luku] lEeku] d`rKrk] vkxeu] 'kqHkdkeuk,¡] fofo/k

dfork ikB &4 iq"i dh vfHkyk"kk O;kdj.k fgUnh la[;k,¡a¼26&50½] vusd 'kCnksa ds fy, ,d 'kCn¼1&10½] v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn¼16&30½ vifBr xn~;ka’k lzksr & LekVZ Dykl ppkZ esjk fiz; O;fDr jpukRed&dk;Z ¼v½ fp=&o.kZu ¼c½ vius cpiu dh dksbZ etsnkj ?kVuk ij ys[k fyf[k, A vxLr & 20 lqugjh /kwi ikB&7 ckr ,sls cuh okD;&jpuk cz'k] fp=dkjh] lwpuk] >xM+k] fu.kZ;] iNrkok] dq'kyrk]

iz/kkukpk;kZ] gkSlyk] O;ogkj O;kdj.k ikB &6 dkjd] foykse 'kCn¼33&48½] i;kZ;okph

'kCn¼7&12½]eqgkojs ¼8&15½] v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn ¼31&45½ vifBr xn~;ka’k lzksr & LekVZ Dykl ppkZ LokLF; vuqPNsn Lora=rk fnol jpukRed&dk;Z ¼v½ fp=&o.kZu

¼c½ ‘जमा�टमी ’ �वषय पर ys[k fyf[k, A flrEcj & 20 lqugjh /kwi ikB &9 MkW0 ,0 ih0 ts0 vCnqy dyke vkt+kn okD;&jpuk lnSo] la?k"kZ] iz;kl] euks;ksx] oSKkfud] foeku] loZ'kfDrlaiUu] mixzg] vkRefo'okl] izsj.kknk;d dfork ikB &8 le; dk egRRo O;kdj.k ikB &7 loZuke ]fgUnh la[;k,¡ ¼51&75½] fyax¼10&20½]

Ik;kZ;okph 'kCn ¼13&18½] vusd 'kCnksa ds fy, ,d 'kCn ¼11&20½] v'kqn~f/k&'kks/ku okD;¼1&11½

ppkZ bZekunkjh vuqPNsn x.ks'k prqFkhZ jpukRed dk;Z ¼v½ fp=&o.kZu ¼c½ ^िश�क िदवस * fo"k; ij ys[k fyf[k, A izkstsDV dk;Z¼l=&1½ संिवधान िदवस

vDrwcj & 20 lqugjh /kwi ikB &10 bZnxkg okD;&jpuk vufxur] uekt+] lglk] gypy] R;kx] fpeVk] et+cwr] ’kku]

Lusg] [kq'kcwnkj+ dfork ikB &12 isM+ dk nnZ O;kdj.k ikB &9 fØ;k] eqgkojs ¼16&25½] v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn

¼46&60½] opu¼10&18½ vifBr xn~;ka’k lzksr & LekVZ Dykl ppkZ महा�मा गाँधी

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vuqPNsn n'kgjk jpukRed dk;Z fp=&o.kZu uoEcj & 20 lqugjh /kwi ikB &11 cdjh vkSj HksfM+;k okD;&jpuk cyoku] 'k=q] iSus] rS;kj] fu’kku] fpafrr] fuf’apr] j{kk] isze]

rdyhQ+ O;kdj.k ikB & 8 fo'ks"k.k] opu ¼19&27½] vusd 'kCnksa ds fy, ,d

'kCn ¼21&28½]v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn¼61&70½] vusdkFkhZ 'kCn ¼12&21½

vifBr xn~;ka’k i`"B 105 ppkZ cky fnol dSls euk;k tkrk gS \ vuqPNsn nhokyh jpukRed&dk;Z ¼v½ fp= &o.kZu ¼c½ cky fnol ij ys[k fyf[k, A fnLkEcj & 20 lqugjh /kwi ikB &13 ;k=k tks iwjh u gks ldh okD;&jpuk lk/ku] tks'k] Hk;kud] lkSHkkX;] n`';] eqdqV] njkj] grk'k]

ljksoj] dfBukbZ dfork eLrh dk le; i`"B&97 O;kdj.k ikB &10 dky ] Jqfrle&fHkUukFkZd 'kCn ¼1&10½] fyax

¼21&30½] vusd 'kCnksa ds fy, ,d 'kCn ¼29&36½] v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn¼71&78½]

vifBr xn~;ka’k lzksr &LekVZ Dykl vuqPNsn iqLrdky; ppkZ esjk fiz; f[kykM+h jpukRed&dk;Z ‘esjh euilan ;k=k* fo"k; ij ys[k fyf[k, A izkstsDV dk;Z¼l=&2½ कोई एक गोद �लया हुआ रा#य tuojh & 21 lqugjh /kwi ikB &14 ikuh vkSj jlxqYys okD; jpuk dherh] bLrjh] mRiknu] Hkwy] izfrfnu] ifjokj] ges’kk] v[kckj]

fctyh] gkfu dfork eLrh dk le; i`"B&128 O;kdj.k fgUnh la[;k,¡ ¼76&90½] foykse 'kCn ¼49&62½] i;kZ;okph 'kCn

¼19&23½] fyax ¼30&38½ vifBr xn~;ka’k i`"B&106 jpukRed&dk;Z ^esjk fiz; usrk* fo"k; ij ys[k fyf[k, A ppkZ vki vius thou esa D;k cuuk pkgrs gSa \ vuqPNsn x.kra= fnol Qjojh & 21 lqugjh /kwi ikB &15 vczkge fyadu dk i= okD; jpuk lko/kku] izd`fr] ewY;oku] usd] LokFkhZ] Jn~/kk] vkRek] laHko]

,sfrgkfld] U;k;fiz; dfork ikB &16 xq#Rokd"kZ.k cy O;kdj.k ikB &15 fojke&fpg~u] ikB &19 i=& ys[ku] opu¼28&36½]

fgUnh la[;k,¡ ¼76&90½] v”kqn~f/k&'kks/ku okD;¼12&22½ vuqPNsn बसंत पंचमी vifBr xn~;ka’k lzksr & LekVZ Dykl ppkZ LoPNrk

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jpukRed&dk;Z ¼v½ fp=&o.kZu ¼c½^esjk fiz; [ksy* fo"k; ij ys[k fyf[k, A ekpZ & 21 lqugjh /kwi ladyukRed ewY;kadu &1] ladyukRed ewY;kadu &2] eLrh

dk le; i`"B&29] ets+ ets+ esa ¼ i`"B&67]134½ O;kdj.k ikB &22 vkvks lh[ksa ¼laokn ys[ku]fp=dFkk ys[ku]Mk;jh

ys[ku½] vH;kl iz”u &i= &1] vH;kl iz”u &i= &2 vuqPNsn jaxksa dk R;ksgkj&gksyh

fgUnh vH;kl&dk;Z ikB~;Øe l= 1 2

Jqrys[k ikB &2]3]5]6 ikB&7]9]10]11

vH;kl&dk;Z

1 2 3 4

lqugjh /kwi

ikB &1]2 ikB&3]4]5]6 ikB&7]8]9]10 ikB&11]12]

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O;kdj.k ikB&2] fgUnh la[;k,¡¼1&25½] fyax¼1&9½] opu ¼1&9½] i;kZ;okph 'kCn¼1&6½]foykse ’kCn¼1&15½ v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn¼1&15½]vusdkFkhZ 'kCn ¼1&11½ fp=& o.kZu] vifBr xn~;ka’k

ikB &3]6 i;kZ;okph 'kCn ¼1&12½] v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn¼1&45½] vusd 'kCnksa ds fy, ,d 'kCn¼1&20½] eqgkojs ¼1&7½] foykse 'kCn¼1&48½]fgUnh la[;k,¡ ¼1&50½]fp=& o.kZu] vifBr xn~;ka’k

ikB &7]9]fgUnh la[;k,¡ ¼1&75½] fyax¼1&20½]opu ¼1&18½] v'kqnf~/k& ’kks/ku okD;¼1&11½] eqgkojs ¼1&15½] Jqfrle&fHkUukFkZd 'kCn ¼1&10½] fp=&o.kZu] vifBr xn~;ka’k

ikB&8]10] foykse 'kCn ¼1&62½] v'kqn~/k&'kqn~/k 'kCn¼1&79½] vusdkFkhZ 'kCn¼1&21½] vusd 'kCnksa ds fy, ,d 'kCn¼1&36½] Ik;kZ;okph 'kCn ¼1&23½] fp=&o.kZu] vifBr xn~;ka’k

MATHEMATICS

APRIL’20

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 1: Numbers and Numeration

Chapter 2 :Addition

Table 16

Dodge Tables 2 to 16

Activity (a)To represent phone numbers of your parents in Indian as well

as International place value chart

(b)To decode the message using Roman numeral

MAY’20

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 2 :Addition (continued)

Chapter 3 : Subtraction

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Table 17

Dodge Table 2 to 16

Activity To solve the puzzle.

JULY’20

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 4 : Multiplication

Table 18


Activity (a) To solve the puzzle using different Mathematical Operations

(b) To complete the patterns.

AUGUST’20

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 5 : Division


Activity (a) To complete the puzzle

(b) To complete the pyramid by finding missing numbers.

SEPTEMBER’20

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 6: Multiples and Factors


Activity To find Prime Numbers using Sieve of Eratosthenes.

OCTOBER’20

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 7 :Fractions

Chapter 10 : Measurement


Activity To solve puzzle using concept of Fractions.

NOVEMBER’20

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 10 : Measurement (continued)


Activity To understand the concept of Measurement by choosing correct

unit

DECEMBER’20

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 8: Decimals

Chapter 9: Money


Activity (a) To solve problems related to Money using dummy Indian

currency

(Activity kit)

(b) To write the shaded and unshaded part of given figures in

fractions and decimal fraction.

JANUARY’21

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 11 : Measures of Time


Activity To enable them to read the dates and days of some important

days falling in calendar of current year

FEBRUARY’21

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 12 :Basic Geometrical Concepts


Activity Making and colouring of different Patterns

using compass

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MARCH’21

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 13 : Perimeter and Area

Chapter 14 : Data Handling


Activity To find Perimeter and Area of Maths notebook and book

Syllabus for Worksheet:

Worksheet I II III IV

Chapter

No.

2 ,3 and Mental

Maths

4,5 and Mental

Maths

6,7 and Mental

Maths

8,10, 11 and Mental Maths

Project : Term 1 : To be announced later

Term 2 :. To find the dimensions of different objects in your surrounding.

Note: Revision of Tables (2 to 20) will be done regularly

Mental Maths(30 Questions) will be done every month.

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Note : Explanation, Back Exercise, Question-Answers, Worksheet from the book (CCE Worksheets) will be

done as per the chapters done in the class.

APRIL’20

Chapter- 1 Vital Parts Of Our Body

Diagrams (a) Digestive system (b) Kidneys ( c) Lungs

Activities (a) To show the model of internal organs of our body

(b) Making a stethoscope

Group Activities (a) Discussion on the internal and external organs

(b) Count the number of heart beats in a minute and

demonstrate how heart beat increases during exercise

Paragraph Ambedkar Jayanti

Chapter- 15 Elections In India

Activity (a) Make an Electronic Voting Machine with the help of

cardboard , chart paper and sketch pens.

MAY’20

Paragraph Yoga Day

Chapter- 2 Safety And Health

Activities Draw or paste chart showing communicable diseases , their

causes and precautions.

Chapter- 9 Map Reading – Locating Places

Diagram (a) Draw important signs and symbols used in a map

Activity (b) To fill all the states of India on the political map of India

JULY’20

Chapter- 18 Plant Life

Diagrams (a) Parts of a plant ( b) Tap root , Fibrous root

(c) Exchange of gases takes place through stomata

Activities (a) To write a slogan on Save Trees

(b) To make an impression card with dry leaves / flowers

(c) To show tap root and fibrous root

Group Activity (a) To make fruit salad

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Chapter- 4 An Ideal House

Diagrams (a) Igloo , Hut , Mud house

Activity (a) To make a list of materials required for builing a house

(b) To make a list of all the things used for keeping the house

clean and paste at least five pictures of these things

Group Activity (a) To find out the names of some household pests and the

diseases caused by them

(b) To make different types of houses

Chapter- 19 Animals Life – Reproduction In Animals

Diagram (a) Parts of an egg

Activity (a) Show the life cycle of a butterfly with coloured paper

AUGUST’20

Chapter- 3 Food We Eat

Diagram (a) Showing types of nutrients present in our food

Activities (a) How to grow and make sprouts

(b) Make a chart of different food items that are eaten raw and

those that need to be cooked

(c) Find out homely ways to preserve food

Group Activities (a) Class will be divided into group of nutrients and each

group will tell why they are important

(b) Making sprout salad

Paragraph Independence Day

Chapter- 5 Our Clothes

Diagram (a) Flow chart showing process of making cloth

Activity (a) Paste pictures of different clothes people wear according

to their climate

Group Activity (a) Discussion on ‘Clothes make a man’, How true is it to

say’

Chapter- 20 Air We Breathe

Diagram (a) Composition of air

Activities To Demonstrate : (a) Air has weight (b) Air exerts

pressure (c) Air occupies space

SEPTEMBER’20

Chapter – 23 Environmental Pollution

Activities (a) To make a list of ways to reduce pollution

(b) Paste pictures of different types of pollution

Group Activity (a) To make banners to create awareness among the general

masses to stop pollution.

Chapter- 6 Our Community

Activities (a) Design a slogan for your school

(b) To make a list of different NGOs that work in diverse

fields

Chapter- 21 Air, Water And Weather

Diagram (a) Water Cycle

Activities To Demonstrate : (a) Hot air rises up (b) Evaporation

(c) Condensation

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OCTOBER’20

Chapter- 25 Our Earth

Diagrams (a) Earth and its rotation & revolution

Activities (a) To show the model of Earth

(b) To demonstrate the formation of day and night

Group Activity (a) To find out about the time difference in the different cities

Chapter- 8 Caring And Sharing

Activities (a) To make a Do/Don’t chart to protect Public Property

(b) Make a list of Public Property in the class

Group Activity (a) Creating awareness by not littering or damaging the school

property

Chapter- 10 Land And People Of Northern India

Activities (a) Mark the mountains and the rivers of Northern India

(b) Make a chart showing different regions of the Northern

Plains , their climate, population , flora and fauna.

NOVEMBER’20

Revisions Ch- 10 , 19, 21 , 25

DECEMBER’20

Chapter- 17 Transport And Communication

Activities (a) To make a transport vehicle

(b) Draw or paste the logos of any three airlines

Group Activity (a) Discussion will be done on safe driving and safety

measures to be followed on the road

(b) Cut and paste pictures of different mobile phones and TV

from any newspaper / magazines

Chapter- 11 Land And People Of Southern India

Activities (a) Mark the major geographical regions of Southern India

JANUARY’21

Chapter- 12 Monuments of India

Activities (a) Make a collage showing all the famous monuments of

India

(b) Draw any monument and write about it

Chapter- 7 Community Services

Activities (a) To find out why is it important to pay taxes on time

(b) Find how much Toll Tax people have to pay to pass

through Panipat Toll Tax in the world

FEBRUARY’21

Chapter- 22 Clean Surroundings

Diagrams (a) Recycling Materials (b) Symbol used for recycled

products

Activity (a) To make a paper bag

Group Activities (a) Discussion on how to help in keeping our environment

clean and healthy

(b) Discussion will be made how rag pickers and waste

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pickers help in recycling of materials

Chapter- 16 Story Of Wheel

Diagram (a) Make a chart showing uses of wheel

Chapter- 24 Natural Resources

Activities (a) To draw Northern Plains on the political map of India

(b) Make a list of five trees and things we get from these trees

Group Activity (a) Discussion in the class ‘why we should protect the forests’

MARCH’21

Chapter -13 The Great Rulers Of India

Activity (a) Paste pictures of the great rulers of India

Chapter- 14 Famous Travellers Of India

Activity (a) Paste pictures of the famous travellers in India

Syllabus for EVS Worksheets

I II III IV

1 , 2 , 15, 18 3 , 4, 5 , 19 10 ,21, 23, 25 7 ,11 , 12, 17

Project (Term I) To be announced later

Project (Term II) About the state adopted by Haryana

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

NOTE:10 Questions related to current affairs to be done every month. Quiz, spellings, mental ability to be

done regularly.

April’20 Pages – 7 , 18 , 29 , 40 , 51 , 72, 73

May’20 Pages – 8 , 9, 19 , 41 , 52 , 63

July’20 Pages – 20, 30,31, 42, 53, 64

August’20 Pages – 10,21, 32, 43, 54, 55, 65, 76

September’20 Pages – 11, 22, 33, 44, 66, 77, 78

October’20 Pages – 12, 23, 34, 45, 56, 67

November’20 Pages – 13, 24, 35, 57, 68, 69, 70, 71

December’20 Pages – 14, 25, 36, 46, 47, 58

January’21 Pages – 15, 26, 37, 38, 39, 48, 59

February’21 Pages – 16,27, 49, 60, 61,62

March’21 Pages – 17, 28, 50, 74, 75

COMPUTER SCIENCE

APRIL' 20

Chapter – 1 Evolution of Computers

Early counting tools, Abacus, Pascaline Adding machine,

Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine, Lady Ada Lovelace’s Programs.

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Activity Draw ‘Baisakhi Scene’.

Write about different parts of computer and draw them.

Write a paragraph on 'Uses of Computer'.

MAY'20

Chapter – 1 Evolution of Computers

Herman Hollerith’s Tabulating Machine, Computer generation.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Summer Season'.

Write a paragraph on 'The Food We Eat'.

JULY'20

Chapter – 2 Personalizing Windows 7

Getting started with Window 7, Components of Window 7 desktop,

Changing desktop background, Setting the screen saver, Changing color

scheme, Gadgets.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Bones and Muscles'.

Write a paragraph on 'Rainy Season'.

AUGUST'20

Chapter – 3 Know about computer viruses

What is computer viruses, How does a computer get infected with virus? , How

do you know your PC has viruc? , How to prevent cirus? , Antivirus software.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Independence Day'.

Use Flip and Rotate option to draw a designer 'Rakhi'.

SEPTEMBER'20

Chapter – 4 Editing in MS Word 2010

Selecting text, Inserting text, Deleting text, Undo/Redo,

Cutting or copying text, Spell check

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Plants Life'

Write a paragraph on 'Eating Right'.

Draw a diagram of 'Rotation and Revolution of Earth and a Rainbow'.

OCTOBER'20

Chapter – 5 Formatting in MS Word 2010

Changing Font and Font Size, Changing Font color, Highlighting Text, Bold,

italic, Superscript and Subscript, Finding and Replacing the Text, Applying

Border and shading, Line and Paragraph, Page Layout, printing a Document.

Inserting Shapes, Inserting WordArt, Adding a Text Box, Applying Styles.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Dussehra'.

Make 3 slides on 'Festival We Celebrate'.

Write a paragraph on 'Caring and Sharing'.

NOVEMBER'20

Chapter – 6 Introduction to MS PowerPoint 2010

Starting PowerPoint 2010, Components of PowerPoint 2010, creating a new

presentation, Adding Text in the Placeholder, Saving a Presentation, Opening a

Presentation, Closing a Presentation.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Diwali'.

Draw 'Diwali Scene'.

DECEMBER'20

Chapter – 8 Introduction to Internet

Uses of Internet, Requirements for Internet Connection, Terms Related to

Internet, Connecting to Internet, Browsing on the Internet,

Tips to Search on Web.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Christmas'.

Write a paragraph on 'Simple Machine'.

Draw 'Christmas Party Scene'.

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JANUARY'21 Chapter – 9 Introduction to Scratch

Starting Scratch, Components of Scratch Window, Moving the Sprite, Adding

Sound, Making Sprite Dance, Repeating Steps, Adding New Sprite, Creating a

New Project, Saving a Project, Opening a Project.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Republic Day'.

Draw 'National Symbols'.

FEBRUARY'21

Chapter – 7 LOGO Commands

Repeat command, Polygons, Penup(PU) command, Pendown (PD) command,

Penerase (PE) command, Penpaint (PPT) command.

Activity Write a paragraph on different foods and habit to keep us healthy.

Make presentation on 'Natural Resources'.

MARCH'21

Revision

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Internet'.

ART AND CRAFT

APRIL’20

Drawing File Introduction of Colour Wheel , Flower Shading

Aesthetics pg.,3,4and5

MAY’20

Drawing File Animal Study

Aesthetics pg.6,7,8and9

JULY’20

Drawing File Human eye and nose Study

Aesthetics pg,10,11,12and13

Craft Project File

AUGUST’20

Drawing File Indian Festival

Aesthetics pg:14,15and16

SEPTEMBER’20

Drawing File Poster Designing

Aesthetics pg:17,18,19and20

OCTOBER’20

Drawing File Diwali Scene


Craft Paper Bag

NOVEMBER’20

Drawing File At Airport

Aesthetics r pg:25,26,27and28

DECEMBER’20

Drawing File Indian Monuments

Aesthetics pg:29,30,31and32

Craft Project File

JANUARY’21

Drawing File Delhi Metro


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FEBRUARY’21

Drawing File Landscape


Craft Glass Plate Designing by using Glass colours

MARCH’21

Drawing File Winter Scene

Aesthetics pg:41,42 and 44

MUSIC

APRIL’20

“kq) Loj & lk js x e i /k fu dksey Loj &js x /k fu rhoz Loj & e

Sargams 1 To 3 on Harmonium

¼1½ vkjksg&lk] js] x] e] i] /k] fu] lka] vojksg&lka] fu] /k] i] e] x] js] lkA

¼2½ vkjksg&lk lk] js js] x x] e e] Ik i ] /k /k] fu fu] lka lka vojksg&lka lka] fu fu] /k /k] Ik i] e e] x x] js js] lk lk

¼3½ vkjksg&lk js x] js x e] x e i] e Ik /k] i /k fu] /k fu lka vojksg&lka fu /k] fu /k i] /k i e] i e x] e x js] x js lk

¼4½ vkjksg&lk js x e] js x e i] x e Ik /k] e i /k fu] i /k fu lka vojksg&lka fu /k i] fu /k i e] /k i e x] i e x js ] e x js lk

Warmup Exiceses : Quick quick quick quick quick quick quick

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha MAY’20

Geet vkt lkofu;k jh rht js l[kh fgaMks eaMks fgaMu pkyk ;s vkt lkofu;k jh rht js l[kh fgaMks eaMks fgaMu pkyk ;s ,d dsjrh is ckith jks fgaMks nwljh is lf[k;ks eaMks ;s /khjs >qykck l[kh ckith us >qyks I;kjks I;kjks ;s fgaMu pkyk ;s vkt “;ke Egkjs vk¡xf.k;s i/kkjk ckith dk eaxy xkok ;s ek¡ esukMs l[kh okus ;kn djok ;s fgaMu pkyk ;s eksgu jks>M+h >wys esa l[kh Egkjh ckith jks uke fgaMks ;s ckith odhy flrkjksa >qykos cksys t;dkjksa ;s fgaMu pkyk ;s A

JULY’20

Song This old man, he played one,

He played knick-knack on my thumb;

Knick-knack paddywhack,

Give a dog a bone,

This old man came rolling home.

This old man, he played two,

He played knick-knack on my shoe;


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Give a dog a bone,


This old man, he played three,

He played knick-knack on my knee;


Give a dog a bone,


This old man, he played four,

He played knick-knack on my door;


Give a dog a bone,


This old man, he played five,

He played knick-knack on my hive;


Give a dog a bone,


This old man, he played six,

He played knick-knack on my sticks;

Knick-knack…

Geet oUnsekrje lkFk pys ge lkFk jgs ge eafty ,d gekjh gS I;kj dh gj fny esa bruk uQjr feVk, lkjh lkFk pys ge lkFk jgs ge eafty ,d gekjh gS I;kjgks gj fny esa bruk uQjr feVk, lkjh ,d gh lqjt ,d gh pUnk ,d gh pys iou Lkkr gS lkxj ,d leanj bd /kjrh bd xxu ,d gh lqjt ,d gh pUnk ,d gh pys iou Lkkr gS lkxj ,d leanj bd /kjrh bd xxu fQj D;ksa ckaVs bl tx dks ge nwfu;k ,d gekjh fQj D;ksa ckaVs bl tx dks ge nwfu;k ,d gekjh I;kj gks gj fny esa bruk uQjr feVk, lkjh ,d gh jpuk ge lc dh pkgs xksjs gks ;k dkys lq[k&nq[k Hkhxs gS iyds I;kj ds lc erokys ,d gh jpuk ge lc dh pkgs xksjs gks ;k dkys lq[k&nq[k Hkhxs gS iyds I;kj ds lc erokys ,d gh /kM+du ,d gh lkals utjs ,d gekjh ,d gh /kM+du ,d gh lkals utjs ,d gekjh I;kj gks gj fny esa bruk uQjr feVk, lkjh

AUGUST’20

Song A sailor went to sea, sea, sea.

To see what he could see, see, see.

But all that he could see, see, see.

Was the bottom of the deep blue sea, sea, sea!

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A sailor went to say, say, say.

To see what he could say, say, say.

But all that he could say, say, say.

Was the bottom of the deep blue say, say, say!

A sailor went to sigh, sigh, sigh.

To see what he could sigh, sigh, sigh.

But all that he could sigh, sigh, sigh.

Was the bottom of the deep blue sigh, sigh, sigh!

A sailor went to so, so, so.

To see what he could so, so, so.

But all that he could so, so, so.

Was the bottom of the deep blue so, so, so.

A sailor went to sea, sea, sea.

To see what he could see, see, see.

But all that he could see, see, see.

Was the bottom of the deep blue sea, sea, sea!

Geet ekgjk d`’.k dUgS;k vk;ks lax esa lkj [kqf”k;k¡ yk;ks vkvks >weks ukpks [kq”kh eukvks js vkvks >weks ukpks [kq”kh eukvks js ekgjk d̀’.k dUgS;k vk;ks lax esa lkj [kqf”k;k¡ yk;ks cjls cnfj;k lkou dh lkou dh eu Hkkou dh cjls cnfj;k lkou dh lkou dh eu Hkkou dh lkou esa meaxs euok /kud lquh gfj vkou dh lkou esa meaxs euok /kud lquh gfj vkou dh mej&?kqej pgq c`t ls vk;ks mej&?kqej pgq c`t ls vk;ks vkvks >weks ukpks [kq”kh eukvks js vkvks >weks ukpks [kq”kh eukvks js cjls cnfj;k lkou dh lkou dh eu Hkkou dh ekgjk d̀’.k dUgS;k vk;ks lax esa lkj [kqf”k;k¡ yk;ks vkvks >weks ukpks [kq”kh eukvks js vkvks >weks ukpks [kq”kh eukvks js uUgh&uUgh cqan] es/kk cjls uUgh&uUgh cqan] es/kk cjls “khry iou lqgkou dh “khry iou lqgkou dh ehjk ds izHkq xhj/kj ukxj ehjk ds izHkq xhj/kj ukxj vkuan eaxy xkou dh vkuan eaxy xkou dh cjls cnfj;k lkou dh lkou dh eu Hkkou dh ekgjk d̀’.k dUgS;k vk;ks lax esa lkj [kqf”k;k¡ yk;ks

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vkvks >weks ukpks [kq”kh eukvks js vkvks >weks ukpks [kq”kh eukvks js

SEPTEMBER’20

Geet vkse x.ks”kk;~ ue% t; x.ks”k t; x.ks”k t; x.ks”k ifgeke] t; x.ks”k t; x.ks”k t; x.ks”k j{keke] eqmkdjkreksnad lnk foeqfDrlk/kda dyk/kjkoralda foykflyksdjPkde~ A vuk;dSduk;da foukf”krsHknSR;da urk”kqHkk”kquk”kda uekfe ra fouk;de~ A ursrjkfrHkhdja uoksfnrkdZHkkLoja ueRlqjkfjfutZja urkf/kdkinq)je~ A lqjs”oja fu/kh”oja xts”oja x.ks”oja egs”oja rekJ;s ijkRija fujUrje~ A leLryksd”kadja fujLrnSR;dq́ tja njsrjksnja oja ojsHkoD=e{kje~ A d̀ikdja {kekdja eqnkdja ;”kLdja euLdja ueLdr̀k ueLdjksfe HkkLoje~ A vfdapukfrZektZuq fpjUruksfDrHkktua iqjkfjiwoZuUnua lqjkfjxoZpoZ.ke~ A izi´puk”kHkh’k.ka /kuat;kfnHkw’k.ke~ diksynkuokj.ka Hkts iqjk.kokj.ke~ A furkUrdkUrnUrdkfUreUrdkUrdkReta vfpUR;#ieUrghueUrjk;d`Urue~ A ânUrjs fujYrj olUreso ;ksfxuka resdnUreso ra fofpUr;kfe lUrue~ A ++++++++ +++++ ++++++ +++++ ++++ egkx.ks”ki´pjRueknjs.k ;ks·Uoga iztYifr izHkkrds âfn Leju~ x.ks”oje~ A vjksxrkenks’krka lqlkfgrha lqiq=rka lekfgrk;qj’VHkwfreH;qiSfr lks·fpjkr~ A t; x.ks”k t; x.ks”k t; x.ks”k ifgeke] t; x.ks”k t; x.ks”k t; x.ks”k j{keke] OCTOBER’20

Geet jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke jke

Hktsfo”ks’klqUnja] lekLFkiki [k.Mua] JoHkDrfpFk j´~tua] lnSojke e};aA trdyi “kksfHkFka] lekLFkikiuklda] JoHkDFkHkhfFkHkUtau] Hktsgjke e};aA futLo#iHkks/kda] dqikdjaHkoikga] leaf”koafuj´tua] Hktsgjke e};a A le izi´pdfYiFka] ákue#ioLFkkoa] ujd̀fFkafuhje;a] Hktsgjke e};a A fu’izi´p] fufoZdYik] fueZya] fujke;a] fpnsdk #ilaFkFka] Hktsgjke e};aA HkofC/kiksFk #ida] áls’knsgdfYiFka] xq.kkdja] d`ikdja] Hktsgjke e};aA Ekgko[; cks/kdSjfojktekuoDinS] ijczãO;kida] Hktsgjke e};a A f”koiz/kalq[kiz/ka] HkofLo/kaczeikga] fojktekunsflda] Hktsgjke e};a A je’VdainfFk ; lqdjalqiq.;a] O;klsuHkkf’kFkfe/ka] j=quqFkseuq’;] fo/;a fJ;afoiqylkS[;euUFkdhfFkZ] laizkI; nsgfoy;syHkkFks p eks{ka A

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NOVEMBER’20 Song Go tell it on the mountain

Over the hills and everywhere

Go tell it on the mountain

Our Jesus Christ is born

When I was a seeker

I sought both night and day

I asked the Lord to help me

And he showed me the way





He made me a watchman

Upon a city wall

And if I am a Christian

I am the least of all





DECEMBER’20 Geet vkvks cuk, feydj viuk I;kjk fgUnqLrku xka/kh usg# ds liuks dk I;kjk fgUnqLrku gekjk I;kjk fgUnqLrku ;gk¡ ns”k dh [kkfrj gj ,d ejus dks rS;kj ;gk¡ ns”k dh [kkfrj gj ,d ejus dks rS;kj cPpk&cPpk ns”k dh [kkfrj yM+us dks rS;kj cPpk&cPpk ns”k dh [kkfrj yM+us dks rS;kj vkvks cuk, feydj viuk I;kjk fgUnqLrku xka/kh usg# ds liuks dk I;kjk fgUnqLrku gekjk I;kjk fgUnqLrku tgk xjhch ykpkjh dk gksxk vR;kpkj tgk xjhch ykpkjh dk gksxk vR;kpkj gj balk dks dke feysxk dksbZ u gksxk csdkj gj balk dks dke feysxk dksbZ u gksxk csdkj vkvks cuk, feydj viuk I;kjk fgUnqLrku xka/kh usg# ds liuks dk I;kjk fgUnqLrku gekjk I;kjk fgUnqLrku

JANUARY’21

Revision Republicday song

FEBRUARY’21

Geet ukxsUnzgkjk; f=ykspuk; HkLekM~-xjkxk; egs”ojk; A fuR;k; “kq//kk; fnxEcjk; rLeSaudkjk; ue%f”kok;

eankfduhlfyypUnupfpZrk; uUnh”ojize/k ukFkegs”ojk; eankjiq’Icgqiq’Ilqiwfrrk;

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rLeSaeudkjk; ue% f”kok; A f”kok; xkSjhonukjfoan lw;kZ; n{k }kjukldk; JhuhydaBk; o`’k /otk; RLeSudkjk; ue% f”kok; A of”k’BdqEHkksHk~noxkSrekfn equsUnznsofpZr “ks[kjk; panzkdZoS”oujykspuk; rLeSudkjk; ue% f”kok; ;{kLo#ik; tVk /kjk; fiukdgLrFkk; lukruk; fnO;k; nsok; fnxEcjk; Song For the beauty of the earth

For the beauty of the skies

For the love which from our birth

Over and around us lies

Over and around us lies

Lord of all, to thee we raise

This our joyful hymn of praise

For the beauty of the hour

Of the day and of the night

Hill and vale and tree and flower

Sun and moon and stars of light

Sun and moon and stars of light

MARCH’21

Geet vkbZ gS c`t ds Xokyks dh Vksyh vkbZ gS c`t ds Xokyks dh Vksyh jk/kk ds lax ge rks [ksysxsa gksyh eugkj FkksM+h lh FkksMh cjtksjks ekus ugh] vjs ekus ugh xksjh cl u vk, js] eq[kM+k Nqik,a ns[kks dSls ytk, js gksjh ds fnu xksjh FkksM+k lk vfcj ykxks FkksM+k lk xqyky ykxks izse jax bldks jaxk nks A vkbZ gS cjlkus okyks dh Vksyh vkbZ gS cjlkus okyks dh Vksyh vjs dkUgk ds lax ge rks [ksysxsa gksyh] eugkj FkksM+h lh FkksM+h cjt+ksjh ekus ugh] Nksjk ge dks lrk, js feBh&feBh ckrks es ge dks Qlak, js gksjh ds fnu Nksjs ge dks lrk, js] dkUgk dks lkojs dks iSlw ds jax ltk nks izse jax bl dks jaxk nks

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DANCE

APRIL’20

SONG:- RABBA RABBA (BHANGRA)

MAY’20

SONG:- RABBA RABBA (BHANGRA)

JULY’20

SONG:- YEH JO DES HAI MERA (PATRIOTIC)

AUGUST’20

SONG:- KAHNA RE (JANMASHTMI)

SEPTEMBER’20

SONG:- BALA (BOLLYWOOD)

OCTOBER’20

SONG:- SHUBH DIN AAYO (FOLK)

NOVOMBER’20

SONG:- LAST CHRISTMAS (CHRISTMAS)

DECEMBER’20

SONG:- SUGAR (HIP-HOP)

JANUARY’21

SONG:- JAI JAI SHIV SHANKAR (SHIVRATRI)

FEBRURAY’21

SONG:- RANG UDHNE DO (HOLI)

MARCH’21

SONG:- REVISION

YOGA

APRIL- MAY’20

Q1 What is Yoga ?

Ans The word yoga means ‘Unity or Oneness’ and is derived from the Sanskrit word Yuj which means ‘to

join’ (soul and body)

Q2 Importance of Yoga ?

Ans Yoga is the science of right living. It works on all aspects of the person: the physical, vital, mental,

emotional, psychic and spiritual.

Q. What is Asana?

Ans. Asana means the state of being physically and mentally steady, calm quite and comfortable

1. Suryanamaskar

Benefits : a) It improves eye sight

b) It stretches our body muscles.

2. Janushirasana and Paschimottanasana

Benefits : a) It reduces extra fat from the stomach.

b) It stretches the muscles of the legs.

3. AnulomVilomPranayam

Benefits : a) It removes cough and cold.

b) It removes all types of mental and physical stress.

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JULY’ 20 1. Mandukasana

Benefits : a) It reduces the weight of the thighs

b) It removes the sugar problem

2. Matasyasana

Benefits : a) It exercises the sound box.

b) It increases flexibility of the waist area.

• Practice of Suryanamaskar and Pranayam.

AUGUST ’20

1. Santulanasana

Benefits : a) It maintains our body balance

b) It has a curative effect on the knees and ankles.

2. Vriksasana

Benefits : a) It develops concentration .

b) It helps to maintain the balance of our body.


SEPTEMBER’ 20

Revision : Paschimottanasana

Matasyasana

Santulanasana

Vriksasana

2. KapalbhatiPranayam

Benefits : a) It has cleansing effect on the lungs

b) It is very beneficial in migraine pain.

• Practice of Suryanamaskar.

OCTOBER’ 20

1. Uttanpadanasana

Benefits : a) It exercise the abdominal muscles.

b) It improves flexibility in the knees and ankles.

2. Ushtrasana

Benefits : a) It tones up the tissues of the sound box

b) It has a good effect on the respiratory system


NOVEMBER’20

1. Shashankasama

Benefits : a) It adjusts minor displacement of the navel.

b) It strengthens the intestine.

2. Bhujangasana

Benefits : a) It removes the extra fat from the stomach.



DECEMBER’20

1. Revision : Uttanpadanasana

Ushtraana

Shashankasana

Bhujangasana

2. BhastrikaPranayam

Benefits : a) It exercises the sound

b) It removes ‘Tonsil problem’.

• Practice of Suryanamaskar.

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JANUARY’ 21 1. Kandharasana

Benefits : a) It massages and stretches the abdominal organs.


2. Dhanurasana

Benefits : a)It has curative effect upon the disorder of the spinal cord.


FEBRUARY’ 21

1. Sidhasana and Padmasana

Benefits : a)It develops concentration.

b)It sharpens our memory.

2. Vajrasana and Suptavajrasana

Benefits : a) It improves our digestive system.

b) It activates all the joints of the lower parts of the body.

MARCH’ 21

1. Revision : Kandhrasana

Dhanurasana

Sidhasana

Suptavajrasana


LIFESKILLS

APRIL ’20 Honesty. Introduction to My Fourth Safety Workbook

MAY’20 Teamwork, Self-Esteem

JULY’20 Celebrating Diversity, Feelings & Emotions

AUGUST ’20 Nurture the Nature, Body Ownership

SEPTEMBER’20 Doing Your Best, Safe Touches & Looks, Strangers,

OCTOBER’20 Sustainable Development, Bullying, Secrets

NOVEMBER’20 Responsibility: Rights & Duties, Safety Rules,

DECEMBER’20 Being Compassionate, Making Choices

JANUARY ’21 Personal Safety, Growing Up

FEBRUARY’21 Caring, Choosing Your Role Model

MARCH’21 Emergencies, Sharing with POCSO

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