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Page | 1 St. Xavier’s School Hazaribag. 2015-2016Syllabus: EnglishClass: IV FIRST SEMESTER Unit Contents / Topics Learning Objective Assessment Tools Month/Date 1 2 LITERATURE Buntu Survives Poison *Students will be able to learn new words related to the Zamindari system. *Students will be able to comprehend the text locally and globally. *Answer the questions. *Practice writing paragraphs. March 23-31 A True Hero *Students will be able read the text, discuss it and summaries it. *Students will be able to understand and use subject and predicate. *Read the text, discuss it and summarize it. +A True Hero (W.B.) April 7-17 3 4 5 The Nightingale *Students will be able to learn vocabulary related to kings and their kingdoms. *Write poem using rhyming words. *Answer the questions. April 20- 30 The Potter’s Plan *Students will be able to read for specific information *Students will be able to identify part of speech of given words *Individual work on exercise 1&2. +The Potter’s Plan (W.B.) May 1-15 One Inch Tall *Students will listen and then recite the poem. *Students will be able to identify the rhyming words. *Answer questions related to the poem. 6 7 8 Some One *Students will be able to use punctuation. *Students will be able to write a story from a poem. *Answer the questions. June22- July10 How the Camel Got his Hump *Students will be able to highlight peculiar parts of some animals. *To write a conversation and role-play it. The Making of a Great President *Students will be able to predict the story. *Students will be able to read for specific information. *Write a paragraph using mind map. +The making of a Great President July 13-30 9 10 11 The Elephant * Students will be able to gain more information about elephants. *Learn the poem. Aug 3-14 Bambi *Students will be able to predict the story with the help of some clues. *students will be able to learn and use some words connected with gender. *Read the text and summarize it. +Bambi. (W.B.) Interplanetary Fax *Students will be able to identify the rhyming words and metaphors. *Compose a fax-poem.

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    St. Xaviers School Hazaribag. 2015-2016Syllabus: EnglishClass: IV FIRST SEMESTER

    Unit Contents / Topics Learning Objective Assessment Tools Month/Date

    1

    2

    LITERATURE

    Buntu Survives Poison

    *Students will be able to learn new words related to the Zamindari system. *Students will be able to comprehend the text locally and

    globally.

    *Answer the questions. *Practice writing paragraphs.

    March 23-31

    A True Hero

    *Students will be able read the text, discuss it and summaries it. *Students will be able to understand and use subject and predicate.

    *Read the text, discuss it and summarize it. +A True Hero (W.B.)

    April 7-17

    3

    4

    5

    The Nightingale *Students will be able to learn vocabulary related to kings and their kingdoms.

    *Write poem using rhyming words. *Answer the questions.

    April 20- 30

    The Potters Plan

    *Students will be able to read for specific information *Students will be able to identify part of speech of given

    words

    *Individual work on exercise 1&2.

    +The Potters Plan (W.B.)

    May 1-15

    One Inch Tall *Students will listen and then recite the poem. *Students will be able to identify the rhyming words.

    *Answer questions related to the poem.

    6 7

    8

    Some One *Students will be able to use punctuation. *Students will be able to write a story from a poem.

    *Answer the questions.

    June22- July10

    How the Camel Got his Hump *Students will be able to highlight peculiar parts of some animals.

    *To write a conversation and role-play it.

    The Making of a Great President

    *Students will be able to predict the story. *Students will be able to read for specific information.

    *Write a paragraph using mind map. +The making of a Great President

    July 13-30

    9

    10

    11

    The Elephant * Students will be able to gain more information about elephants.

    *Learn the poem.

    Aug 3-14 Bambi

    *Students will be able to predict the story with the help of some clues. *students will be able to learn and use some words

    connected with gender.

    *Read the text and summarize it. +Bambi. (W.B.)

    Interplanetary Fax *Students will be able to identify the rhyming words and metaphors.

    *Compose a fax-poem.

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    12 The Shah Weaves a Rug *Students will learn to write messages.

    *Answer the questions *Discussion, Group work.

    Aug 17-21

    13 Sophie *Students will learn to write a dramatic monologue.

    *To write a poem. Revision Aug 24-28

    14 Taro and his Grandmother *Students will be able to comprehend the text locally and globally. *Students will be able to use prefixes.

    *Write an interesting story using the past tense. +Taro and his Grandmother. (W.B.)

    Aug 31 Sept 10

    Sept 11-18 REVISION

    Assessment-1 Reading Skill Assessment-2 Class Test (Subject & Predicate) Assessment-3 Essay Writing Assessment-4 Poem Recitation Assessment-5 Class Test ( How the Camel got his humb &

    Elephant)

    TERM -2

    1 2

    (LITERATURE)

    Boy Scouts Forever!

    *Students will learn to share their ideas. *Students will be able to suggest an alternate title

    *Question &Answer. *Write paragraphs.

    Oct 1-8

    Moonwalker

    *Students will be able to do a vocabulary activity related to

    the poem. *To identify the rhyming words.

    *Match the words with their meanings. *Fill in the blanks.

    3 Yeti

    *Students will be able to use some compound words.

    *Discuss the map. +Yeti (W.B.)

    Oct 12-16

    4 Fireworks

    *Students will be able to understand the similes and metaphors. Ass,2-class test-i)Lit.Lesson-5 ii)WB+CB-Lesson-6

    *Recitation, Class work.

    Oct 26-31

    5

    Simba

    *Students will be able to review some vocabulary connected

    to walking.

    *Answer the questions.

    *Discussion.

    Nov2 -10

    6

    The Case of the Scattered Cards

    *Students will be able to read the detailed information. *Students will be able to write summary of the story.

    *Write the summary of the story.

    N0v 19-24

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    7

    Blueprints?

    *Students will be able to describe their family and look for similarities and differences.

    *Answer the questions.

    Nov 26-30

    8

    Larry Will Learn

    *Students will be able to predict content using picture cues.

    *Create a poster using modal verbs. +Larry will Learn

    Dec 1-22

    9 Mowgli

    *Students will be able to recognize and learn some animal sounds.

    *Write Biography +Mowgli (W.B.)

    10

    Rumpelstiltskin

    *Students will learn new names and their meanings. *Students will learn to write a diary entry.

    *Answer the questions. *Discussion.

    Jan 4-8

    11

    Ghost Trouble

    *Students will be able to answer the comprehension

    question *Students will be able to put capital letters and full stops where necessary.

    *Class interaction and group work.

    +Ghost Trouble (W.B.)

    Jan 11-15

    12

    13

    14

    The Pied Piper of Hamelin

    *Students will learn twin words.

    *Story prediction. *Answer the exercise 1&2.

    +The Pied Piper of Hamelin. (W.B.)

    Jan 18-31

    How the Little Kite Learned to Fly

    *Students will be able to identify the rhyming words. *Students will be able to answer comprehension questions.

    *Write a letter to your friend telling him/her about the kite..

    If You Give A Mouse A Motorcycle

    *Students will learn some words with specific sounds. *Recitation, Class interaction.

    Revision

    Feb

    Assessment -1 Past Tense Assessment -2 Reading skill Assessment -3 Comprehension Assessment -4 Listening Assessment -5 Class Test |( The case of the scattered card&

    Blueprint? )

  • ST. XAVIERS SCHOOL, HAZARIBAGH 2015-2016

    Syllabus of COMPUTER SCIENCE for Class IV

    SYLLABUS

    No Months &

    Date

    Units/themes Learning objectives Assessment Tools

    1 March23rd -30TH April.

    More MSWLogo commands

    .(chap 5)

    To enhance the commands of logo and understand them by making small figures

    with PD,PU,PE,ST, HT,RT,LT

    In practical to make figures like square, triangle etc with simple

    commands of logo. To do in

    copy also.

    2. 1st Apr to 30th Apr.

    Characteristics and

    Evolution of

    computers. (Chap

    1)

    The students should know about the

    Characteristics of a computer, Early

    Calculating device, Classification of

    computers, According to the technology

    used

    A class discussion can be held on the role of computer and

    their characteristics with

    appropriate examples

    3. 1st May to

    15th May

    Input and Output Devices (Chap2)

    To learn about the Input Devices, Output

    Devices. And

    Logo Commands

    The use of input output devices

    available in the lab may be

    demonstrated and oral

    questions may be asked by the students.

    4. May 22nd

    June to 30th

    June

    More about

    windows. (Chap

    3)

    Logo figures to be continued. Students

    should know about the operating system

    software and their Desktop display. They should recognize the windows desktop.

    The students will be asked to

    draw the desktop in their copies

    and label the icons.

    5. 1st July to

    31st July

    More about

    windows

    continued.

    The students should learn how to create

    FOLDERS. Save files in a folder and should

    also learn to make changes in wallpaper

    and screensaver

    Supervision is required in the

    lab that they should not disturb

    other settings on the computer.

    TEST PAPER 1 in CT

    6 1st Aug to

    31 Aug

    More about

    Paints (Chap 4)

    Motivate Students should learn more about

    the different tools of PAINT.

    Encourage the students to use

    their imaginations and create

    design of their own. To assess

    them on the monitor in CP

    7. 1st Sept to

    18th sept EXAM

    Revision and First Term Exams chap

    1 to 5

    Practical Exam and theory

    exam during class hour.

    SECOND SEMESTER

    1 1st Oct to

    31st Oct Repeat & Print Command in Ms logo (Chap 6)

    To introduce Repeat command to make

    different polygons. The students should also

    learn the use of PRINT statement in LOGO

    Students could be asked to

    draw the same drawing using

    REPEAT command to

    understand the usefulness of the command in CP & CT class

    2. 1st Nov to

    31st Nov Introduction to Microsoft Word (chap 7)

    To enable the student to work on MS-

    WORD. They should be able to Start MS-

    Word, know the Components of Ms-Word,

    Create NEW Document, Save a documents,

    Open Documents, Close Documents and

    exist from Documents.

    The children may be given

    enough practice to familiarize

    themselves with the command

    and then assess them by telling them to type a text in CP. And

    TEST PAPER 2

    3. 1st Dec to

    22nd Dec

    Multimedia

    (Chap 8) To familiarise the students with

    Multimedia CD-ROMs, Installing a CD-

    ROM, Some Educational CDs, Windows

    Media Players, playing games

    Oral and written Questions

    answers from inside the chapter will be asked. HW and CW will

    be checked

    4. 4th jan to 31st Jan

    Project Works The students should be able to do the project works on PAINTS, MS-WORD,

    LOGO

    To check TEST PAPER 3 AND FINAL TEST PAPER in CT

    5. 1st to 17 feb EXAM Revision and Second Semester Exam of

    chap 6 to 8

    CT exam in theory class as

    Activity and CP as Skill

  • 1

    ST. XAVIERS SCHOOL, HAZARIBAG 2015-2016 Syllabus for General Science class IV FIRST SEMESTER March TO SEPTEMBER

    Theme/ Month/ Unit/ Date

    Learning Objective Assessment Plan

    Ch1.Food and

    health. Unit ( 1 )

    March23-April17

    2.My teeth. ( 1 )

    April 21May15

    Ch3. How plants

    make food.

    ( 2 ) June 22-July10

    Ch4. Adaptations in

    plants . ( 2 )

    July 13-30

    Ch5. Adaptations in animals.

    Unit ( 2 ) Aug3-19

    Ch6. How do

    animals increase in number?

    Aug20-31

    ( 2 )

    Ch7.Matter and its

    three states

    Sept1-11

    ( 3 )

    September 13-17

    1, Why do we need food?

    2. Why does the body need different kinds of food? 3. Dgestive system.

    4. Fibre rich food.

    1. Types of teeth. 2. Why do tooth decay?

    3. Food for healthy teeth. 4. Structure of a tooth.

    1.What makes leaves green?

    2. What does a plant need to make food? 3. How do leaves get sunlight, water, and air to make food?

    4. Plants that do not make food. 5. Plants that feed like animals.

    1.Terrestrial and Aquatic plants. 2. Adaptations in plants of deserts, coastal region, rein

    forests, deciduous forests. 3.Adaptations in aquatic plants.

    4. Adaptations in mangroves.

    1.Animals live in Grasslands, forests, mountains,and deserts,

    2. Why do different habitats have different types of animals. 3.How do animals adopt themselves to living in their

    habitats(cold regions, Arctic region, mountains, water, open grasslands)

    1. Meaning of Reproduction.

    2. Some animals lay eggs while some give birth to young

    ones.

    1. What is matter?

    2. Three states of matter. 3. Properties of matter.

    Revision Work

    Ques & ans. (Written and oral), MCQs , Fill

    in the blanks, H,O,T,S.

    Assessment 1: April 20-24

    Draw and label the diagram

    (CH. 1 Food and health. ( Individual work. )

    Assessment 2: May 6-15 (Class test Ch. 1 and 2)

    Assessment 3: June 29-July 3

    Scrap book work Ch.2 (Individual work)

    Pg no 18 to 25

    Assessment 4: July 20-Aug 1 Written work

    Assessment 5: Aug 10-19

    (Class test Ch. 1,2,3,4 pg no. 9-50)

    Ist Semester Exam Sept-21-30

    (Ch 1 to 7)

  • 2

    SECOND SEMESTER- OCT TO FEB

    Theme/Month Learning Objective Assessment Plan.

    Ch.8 Force, Work and Energy.

    Oct 5-30 Unit ( 3 )

    Ch.9 Air, Water and

    Weather.

    Nov 2-20 ( 4 )

    Ch.10 Earth and other planets.

    Nov 23- Dec 2

    ( 4 ) Ch.11 Why do we have

    seasons.

    Dec 7-22

    ( 4 ) Ch.12 Our green world.

    Jan 4-22

    ( 4 )

    Jan 25- Feb 17

    1.Definition of force, Work and energy. 2. Forms of energy.

    3.Machines.

    1. Definition of evaporation and condensation.

    2. Formation of clouds, rain, snow, fog, dew.

    1.Definition of rotation and revolution.

    2. Natural satellite, planet, solar system.

    1. Changing of seasons. 2. Why do we have different seasons?

    1. Renewable resources.

    2. Non-renewable resources. 3. Pollution.

    4. Forests.

    Revision Work.

    Exercise for Summative Assesment.

    Mind Map.

    Assessment 1. Oct 12-16

    Chart making (Individual work)

    Ch.8 Force, Work and Energy.

    Assessment 2 Nov 5-9

    Draw and label the diagram (Individual work.)

    Ch.9 Air, Water and Weather.

    Assessment 3: Nov 23-Dec 2 Class test Ch. 8,9

    Assessment 4: Dec 11-15

    Written work.

    Assessment 5: Jan 11-15

    Ch.8,9,10,11

    Second semester exams Feb 19-29

    NOTE Students should bring well covered science copy (Single ruled copy) and book.

    They have to submit their copies from time to time after finishing each chapter.

    They will have to submit their project work before due date.

    * One mark will be subtracted per day for late submission.

    * After due date no marks. * Home work and class work should be completed on time.

  • MATHS SYLLABUS for Class: - 4th Session: - 2015 - 2016 1st SEMESTER

    Date No. of Period

    s

    CHAPTER PAGE No.

    Learning Objectives Assessment Project

    23 Mar to 24 Apr

    19

    Introduction

    1. Large number

    7-23

    Marking periods, Writing numerals & number names,

    Expanded notation, Number beyond 10 lakh , Indian &

    International system of numeration

    Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz Assessment 1 : Formative assessment 1 : page No.189 .due

    date 20th April 2015.

    Fun with Mental Math, Lab activity, Stop a while: Revision work-1

    Experiment on 1. Forming Numbers

    Apr 27 to 30 May 1 to 12

    12

    2. Addition &

    Subtraction

    24-35

    Properties of addition, Horizontal & Vertical addition,

    Finding missing numbers, Word problem, Properties of

    Subtraction, Horizontal & Vertical subtraction, Finding

    missing minuend or subtrahend, Word problem

    Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz

    May 12 to15

    June 22 to 30

    10

    3. Multiplication

    36-44

    Multiplication facts,

    Multiplication by 10, 100 & 1000 & their multiples,

    Multiplication by 2 or 3 digit num Word problems,

    Estimating products

    Assessment 2 : 6th May 2015 Class test Formative assessment 2 Page no. 190 Chapter 1 Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz. Assessment 3 : 29th June Formative assessment 3 & 4, Page No. 193,194

    2. Fun with mental math , FA Page no.35

    July 1 to 10

    9

    4. Division

    45-57

    Facts about division, division by 10, 100 & 1000, long

    division by 1 or 2 digit numbers , word problems

    Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz, Lab activity, Stop a while: Revision work-4 Extra sums

    3. Multiplication and division facts, Page no. 57

    July 13 to 30

    14

    5. Multiples & factors

    58-81

    Facts about Multiples& Factors, Common Multiples

    Common Factors & HCF, Test of divisibility, Prime &

    Composite numbers, Twin numbers, Prime

    factorization, Co-prime numbers

    Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz, Lab activity, stop a while: Revision work-5

    Assessment 4 : Chapter 3 , due date 28th Jul 2015.

    Aug 1 to 31

    20

    6. Fraction

    82-106

    Naming & writing a Faction. Equivalent, Like, Unlike,

    Proper, Improper Fractions, Mixed & whole numbers as

    Fractions. Unit & Comparing Fractions, Addition &

    Subtraction of Fractions

    Assessment 5 : Class test Chapter 5 Due date 10th Aug 2015. Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz

    4. understanding factors & multiples, Page no. 80-81.

    Sept. 1 to 18

    14

    1.Revision

    Revision

    Revision

    Revision

    NOTE:- 1st Semester Exam, (21 -30 Sept 2015) Portion Chapters 1, 2, 3,4, 5, & 6

  • 2nd Semester

    Date No. of Period

    s

    CHAPTER PAGE No. Learning Objectives Assessment PROJECT

    Oct. 1 to 29

    15

    7. Rounding Number estimation

    107-116

    Rounding numbers to the nearest 10, Rounding Numbers to nearest 100, Rounding to the nearest 1000, Estimating sums in Addition and Subtraction, Rounding sensibly.

    Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz

    Assessment 1 : Chapter 7 Due date 12th Oct 2015.

    Experiment on: - 5. Organ base , Page 175

    Nov. 2 to 10

    7

    9. Time

    135-147

    What is time? Reading time on clock, Time in a.m. & p.m., Addition of time& Subtraction of Time, The 24-hour clock time, Converting 12 hour time to 24 hour time, Converting the 24 Hour Time to 12 Hour Time, The Calendar & vise-versa.

    Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz

    Assessment 2 : Chapter 9 Due date 5th Nov 2015

    6. Making a chair, Page No. 176

    Nov. 19 to 30

    Dec. 1 to 10

    14

    8. Metric

    measurement of Length, Mass,

    Capacity & Money

    117-134

    The decimal point, The Metric measures of Length, Metric measures of Mass and Capacity, the Commonly Used Metric Units, The Short Form for the Metric Units,

    Conversion of measures from higher units to lower units, Converting a lower unit into a higher unit of measure, Addition of metric measures, Subtraction of metric

    measurement, Problems on Addition and subtraction of Metric measures, the measures of money in the Indian

    System, Addition & Subtraction of money, Multiplication of Metric measures & Division of metric measurement, Quick

    Problems-Think a little-Multiply or divide.

    Assessment 3 : Class test Due date 23rd Nov 2015 Chapter 8

    Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz

    Dec. 11 to 22 Dec.

    Jan 4 to 8

    12

    10. Geometry-study of symbols & shapes

    148-165

    Point, line, Line Segment, to construct a line Segment, Measuring Line Segment, To draw Line Segments of given measures, ray, Curved lines, More about Simple Closed Curves, Circles, Using compass to draw a circle, Perimeter, Perimeter of a square, Perimeter of a Triangle, Problems on Perimeter, Area.

    Questions from exercise and chapter

    Assessment 4 : Lab Activities. Due date: 11th Dec. 2015

    7.Lets find the perimeter, page No. 165.

    Extra sums

    Jan 11 to 15

    5

    11. Symmetry &

    Patterns

    166-169

    Symmetry, Numbers Patterns in Multiplication, Matching

    Patterns & matching patterns

    Assessment 5 (Jan 11 15) Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz

    8. Making a cap, Page no.176

    18 to 31

    10

    12. Graphs

    170-174

    Organizing data and Using the information, Picture Graph, Vertical bar graph, Horizontal bar graph, line graph, Circle

    graph

    Questions from exercise and chapter end quiz

    Feb. 1 to 19

    12

    Revision Extra sums, Revision

    NOTE:- Annual Exam (19 29 Feb), Portion - What has been done in this Semester (80%) +Chapter 5 & 6.(20%)

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    UNIT-6

    CHAPTER -4

    1 - vki .k% , r s], rk% , rk fu ] 2 - l o Zuke ' kC n: i kf.k

    O ;kd j.k 3 - e e d {kk r s]r k% ]r k fu 4 - jp ukRed d k;Z e~

    AUGUST 21DAYS

    (1ST

    -31AUG)

    l aLd `r ' kCn ksa d s lg h mPp kj. k d ks l qfu f'p r d ju k] Q y ksa d s uke ksa d h t kud kjh nsu k] , r s] , r k% ] , rkfu d k o kD; ksa esa i z; ksx d ju k l h[kku k A O ;kd j. khd ' kC nks a d k mPp kj. k ' k q) d juk A rr~ ' kC n d s rhuk sa fy ax ksa d k O kkD; esa i z; ksx c rkuk A l aKk vkS j f ; ki nks ad s op u c rkukA fp = o .k Zue ~ }kjk o kD; fue kZ. k d k lai w.k Z vH ; kl d k;Z d jo ku kA

    , d o pu] c g qop u d k o kD ; esa i z; ksx laK k] l o Zu ke vH ;kl d k;Z i w.k Z d juk] ' kC nkF kZ y s[ ku&L ej.k] fjDr LF kku] i kB c ks/ k , o a O;kd j.k c ks/ k d s i z'uksa d ks fy [kkukA i kB~; e var xZr i z'uksR rj } kjk t kWp i jh{ kk d k vk ;kst u A

    ass 5 class test(

    11-13 aug)unit 6

    (1&2) UNIT -7

    CHAPTER -3 1 - d % vg e~ 2 - / kkrq&i f jp; f ;k

    O ;kd j.k 3 - ' kjhj vM +x fu O ; kd j.k

    SEPTEMBER 14 DAYS

    1ST

    -30TH

    SEP)

    ee] vg e~ ' kC nk sa d k vF kZ c ks/ k d jkrs g q, b ud k o kD; ksa esa i z; ks x fl[kk uk A vU;kU; o k D; fue kZ .k }kjk b ud s i z; ksx ksa d ks Li " V d jukA ft l ls c Pp s b ud s , d op u c gqop u : Ik i fjo rZu l s f ;ki nk sa e s a g ksus o ky s i fjo rZu l s voxr g ks i k, W rF kk o k D; esa l g h i z;ks x d jus e sa n{k c usa A / kkr q@ ewy ' kCnk sa d s }kjk f ;k ' kC nk sa d s fue kZ. k d ks c rku kA ' kj hj d s fofH kUu vaxksa d s u ke ; kn d jo kukA

    ee] vg e~ ls o k D; fue kZ.k d jo kuk] ' kCn H kaM kj esa of`) d jukA i kB c k s/ k , oa O;kd j.k c ks/ k d s i z'uksR rj fjDr LF k ku d ju kA i zF ke vkS j m ke i q: " k d s f ;ki na ks d s i z; ksx A

    SECOND SEMESTER

    UNIT/CHAPTER THEMES/MONTHS/DATES LEARNING OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT TOOLS

    UNIT 8

    CHAPTER-2

    1 - ' kCn i fjp ; 'kkd &Q y kfu

    2 - fd e~ [k kn fU r , rs R o e~] ro

    October 18 days

    [1ST

    -30TH

    ]

    lfCt ;ks a vkS j Q y ksa d s uke fg Unh r Fkk laLd `r e sa fy [ko krs g q, b u ukeks a l s i fjp ; d jku k lkF k g h b ud s fy ax i g p ku d s rF ; d ks Li " V d jukA vU ;kU ; i qLrd ls b rj Q y ksa d h H kh t kud kjh nsukA R oe ~ , o a ro d k o kD; ksa esa i z; ksx d ju k lh[kku k A e ;e i q: " k f ;k d k o k D; esa i z ;ks x] y V~ y d kj d s rhu ksa i q: " kksa esa / kkr q d k i z; ksx d ju k lqfu f'p r d ju kA

    Q y ksa lfC t ;ksa d s u kek sa d h lwp h rS ;kj d ju k A o S d fYi d iz'u rS ;kj d jd s lg h fod Yi p quuk A ' kCn Kku] i kB c ks/ k , o a O;kd j.k c ks/ k d h p p kZ , o a vH ;kl A lfC t ;ks a , o a Qy ksa d s fp= kRed i qfLrd k fue kZ.k d k; ZA

    Ass 1(12-16)

    UNIT 9

    CHAPTER -2

    1 - d % Js"B% vko ` fR ri kB% 2 i zgsfy d k November 13 days

    [2ND

    -30TH

    NOV]

    e/ ;e , o a mR r e i q: "k d s i z;ks x d s i qujko rZ u }kj k b ud s i z;ksx e a n{k d jukA i zg s fy d k d k i zkja fH kd Kku nsu kA y V~ y d kj d s l kF k lg h lo Zukek sa d s i z;k sx d k Kku nsu k rF kk c Pp ksa ls vH;kl d jo kd j l g h i z;ks x d juk lh[ kku k i qu jko rZu d k ;Z

    o kD; c u kuk] fj Dr LF k ku H kjuk] u, o kD ; fuek Z.k d jukA i kB c k s/ k d s i z'uksa vH;kl rF kk O ;kd j. k c ks/ k d s i z'uksa d k fy f[kr ekS f[kd vH;kl d k; ZA i kB~; e l s o S d fYi d i z'u c ukd j d {kk t kWp d j vk ;kst u A y V~ y xd kj o kD; fuek Z.K a ass 2(5-9)ass

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    3(nov23-dec2)

    UNIT 10

    CHAPTER -3

    1o ;e~ H kze ke % o;e~] ; w;e ~ 2 lwDr ;% 3 / kko u i zfr ;ksf xrk vO ;; fu ]

    December 16days

    [1ST

    -22nd

    dec]

    m ke i q: " k] l aKk , o a f ;ki nksa d s , d o pu] f}o pu , o a c gqop u d k leqfp r i z ;ksx d juk A ft l ls mnkg j.k } kjk c Pp s b ud k l eqfp r i z ;ksx lh[k l d saA l w fDr; ksa d k ekSf[kd fy f[kr vH; kl d jkd j Lej.k , o a ' kq) o kpu l h[ kk uk A fp =k kRed d F kk }kjk u, &u, ' kCnk sa ls Nk=&Nk =kvk sa d ks i fjp ; d jku kA

    vH;kl d k; Z] ' kC n K ku H kaM kj] i kB c ks/ k] O;kd j. k c ks/ kA l wf Dr ;k sa d h fy f[kr&e kS f[ kd t kapA Ik' kq] i {k h] eu q" ;] o Lrq , oa [kk| i nkF k ksZ v kfn d h fp = kRed i qfLrd k fue kZ.k d juk A

    Ass4 (11-15)

    UNIT 11

    CHAPTER -3

    1 - xk;r n 'k&i ; ZU re ~ 2 - O ;og kj op ukfu

    O ;kd j.k 3 - l kekU ; v' kq) ;%

    O ;kd j.k

    January 20days

    [4th

    -31st

    jan]

    H kko i w.kZ i Bu & i kBu }kjk d F kk H k ko d k lai zs" k.k d jukA vO ;; ' kC n ksa d k Kku nsu k rF k k b u d h i g p ku l s voxr d jku kA la[;kvksa d k i zk jafH kd Kku] nS fud O ;og kj d s 'kC nksa ls i fjp ; , o a i z;ksx d h i zsj.kk n suk A laLd `r 'kC nksa d s mPp kj. k i j fo 'ks" k vH;kl d jo ku kA

    vO;; ' kC n ksa d h l wp h rS ;kj d juk] b ud k o kD ;ksa esa i z;ks x d ju k] ' kC nkF kZ] i kB , o a O ;kd j.k c k s/ k d k vH;klA L =h fy ax] i qfYay x ' kC nk sa esa l a[ ;k vk sa d k l g h i z;ks x d ju kA i kB~; e l s i z'u c ukd j d {kk t kWp y su kA

    Ass 5 (11-15)

    UNIT 12

    CHAPTER -2

    1 - ' kwj k c kfy d k fo' ks" k.k kf u p rqj% Jx` ky % fo' ks" k. kkfu

    February 12days

    [1st

    -17th

    feb]

    i kB }kj k f ; k] laK k] lo Zuke v kf n d h i qujko ` f k rF k k o kD; c ukd j b ud s lg h ,o a mfp r i z; ksx fl[ kkuk , o a fo 'ks" ; &fo' k s" k. k l ac a/ k d k Kku nsu kA i kB d h uS frd f' k {k k l s voxr d jkuk rF kk i z'u ks kj c ukd j b l 'kS y h ls i fjp ; d jku k rF kk b l d k vH;kl d jkuk A

    i kB d k fy f[kr e kS f[ kd vH;kl] i z'u kskj] ' kC n kF kZ Lej.k] i kB c ks/ k , o a O ;kd j.k c k s/ k d s i z'u d jkukA i kBksa i qu jko ` fr

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    Syllabus of Plan of IV(Hindi) Session:- 2015-16

    Sl. No. Date & Month Unit Theme Learning Objective

    Assessment Tools

    1 23ekpZ&15 vizsy 19fnu

    IkkB 1fgeky; ikB2rsukyhjkeu dh prqjkbZ O;k ikB1 Hkkkk fyfi O;kdj.k

    ]i;kZ;okph

    d`fr izse ] rqjar cqf+) dk iz;ksx ]Hkkkk fyfi ,oa O;kdj.k dh fokskrkA

    kCnkFkZ ] izukskj ]i;kZ;okph kCn vkfn dk vH;kl ,oa Hkkkk dh ifjHkkkk izdkj ] O;kdj.k dk egRoA

    ;kn djuk ] izuksa ds mkj nsuk vkfnA fo|ky; dk Fke fnuAvf/kU;kl1 vizsy 20&24

    2 16vIzsky ebZ415fnu

    ikV3&vkuUn dk eksy ikV 4&gkj dh thr $ O;k o.kZ vkSj kCn ] foykse k]eqgkojs

    ykyp dk ifj.kke cqjk ] Ikkq izse ,oa o.kZ vkSj kCn dh tkudkjh

    kCnkFkZ ] izukskj eqgkojs vkfn dk vH;kl ,oa o.kZ ,oa kCn dh tkudkjhA

    ikB&iBu ] x`gdk;Z djuk ] okD; cukuk vkfnAvf/kU;kl2 Jqfrys[k12&15 ebZ O;kdj.k& foykse $ eqgkojsA

    3

    5 ebZ & 15ebZ 10 fnu

    ikB5ohj rqe c

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    Hkkkk& ikB 1 ls11 O;kdj.k ikB 1&6 , eqgkojsa & var ikuk ls [kVkbZ esa iM+uk rd A i;kZ;okph kCn& ksM+k ls bPNk rd ] kCn HkaMkj & foykse kCn & vuqdwy ls t; rd ] vusd kCnkssa ds fy, ,d kCn& lcdqN tkuus okyk ls ftldh xgjkbZ dk irk uk py lds rd ] vusdkFkZd kCn& vdZ ls xfr rd ] fuca/k A

    Sl. No.

    Date & Month

    Unit Theme Learning Objective

    Assessment Tools

    7 vDVw 1&16 fnu16

    ikB -12ohj vfHkeU;q ikB -13iqi dh vfHkykkk$ ikB 7 loZuke

    ohjrk ] lkgl ]/kS;Z dh tkudkjh ] nsk izse vkfn dh fk{kk dkjd] muds Hksn ] fpUgks dk leqfpr iz;ksx

    kCnkFkZ ] izukskj ]dfork ds Hkko ] iBu&ikBu ] dkjd dh leqfpr tkudkjh

    kCnkFkZ ;kn djuk ]dqN izuksa dks fy[kuk ] Hkko le>uk ,oa muls izsj.kk ysukAvf/kU;kl 1dgkuh ys[ku A vDVw 12 -16

    8 vDVw26& 10 uoEcj 13fnu

    ikB -14unh dh vkRedFkk -15pUnzks [kj vktkn$ ikB 8 fokask.k kCn HkaMkjfuca/k esjk fiz;k R;ksgkj

    nsk izse dh Hkkouk ] cfynku ] izd`fr izse ]loZuke dh leqfpr tkudkjh

    kCnkFkZ ]kukskj ] okD; cukuk ] lekukFkhZ ] foksk.k ls Hkkookpd cukuk ] kCn fuekZ.k vkfn

    loZuke dh igpku ]kCnkFkZ ;kn djuk ] vkq) kCnksa dks ;kn djuk ] Avf/kU;kl2 oxZ tkWp uo5&7 ikB 12 13 O;kdj.k& eqgkojs ] i;kZ;okph ] vusd kCnksa ds fy, ,d kCn

    10 Uko 19 & 22fnl 21fnu

    ikB -16 flel dsd ] ikB -17 uhfr ds nksgs $ ikB -9 fdz;k

    nksgk iuk ,oa mlls izsj.kk ysuk ] foksk.k dh ifjHkkkk ,oa Hkasn

    kCnkFkZ ] izukskj ] foksk.k dh leqfpr tkudkjh ] foykse kCnA

    mRlkg ] meax ]kCnkFkZ ] izu fy[kuk ] vf/kU;kl 3 23fnl 28 dEiwVj dk fp= cukdj bldk gekjs thou esa D;k egRo gS fy[ksaA

    11 4 tu& 22tu 15 fnu

    ikB -18 eqYyk dk tknw ikB -19 e`R;q ls laokn $ ikB -10 dky fuca/k vknZk fo|kFkhZ

    cqf++)erk ] oQknkjh ] bZoj esa fookl ] rqjar cqf) dk iz;ksx ,oa f;k vkSj dky dh ifjHkkkkA

    kCn Kku ] izukskj ] i;kZ;okph ] foksk.k ] [kkyh LFkku ] fd@dh dk iz;ksx A

    Izkukskj cukuk ] kCnkFkZ ;kn djuk ] d{kk esa le>uk ] dky - f;k dh tkudkjh Avf/kU;kl -4 ys[ku fdz;k A 11fnl& 15 fnla

    12

    23 tu & 12 Qjojh 13 fnu

    ikB -20 ,drk esa cy gSA ikB -21 fnYyh dh lSj $ ikB -10 vO;; ikB - 22 deZohj fuca/k- olar _rq

    ,drk] izse ] kgj Hkze.k ] HkkbZpkjs dh Hkkouk ,oa vO;; dh leqfpr tkudkjh

    kCnkFkZ iBu okpu ] izukskj ] iafDr;k ys[ku ] okD; iz;ksx ] fojke fpUgks dks iz;ksx

    LiV fy[kus dh dyk ] foykse kCn cukuk fojke fpUgks dks okD;ksa esa iz;ksx djukA Avf/kU;kl -5 oxZ tkWp 11&15 tu

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    -Hkkkk&17 ]18 foksk.k ] vusdkFkZd kCn A

    13 15 Qjojh&17 Qjojh

    vifBr xn~;kak $ fuca/k %& vknkZ fon~;kFkhZ ]q fojke fpUg

    vifBr xn~;kak i

  • ST. XAVIERS SCHOOL, HAZARIBAGH 2014 2015 Syllabus for Social Studies ClassIV FIRST SEMESTER - APRIL to SEPTEMBER

    No. Month Chapter Learning Objectives Assessment

    1.

    2.

    3

    4.

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    Mar 24-

    April 10

    April 13-24

    April 27-May 8

    May 11-

    June 26

    June 29-July 10

    July 13-24

    July 27-Aug 7

    Aug 10-21

    Aug 24-

    Sept 11

    Sept 14-18

    Our Country

    India

    The

    Himalayan

    Mountains

    The Northern Plains

    The

    Peninsular

    Plateau

    The Great Indian Desert

    The Coastal Plains and

    Island Groups

    Climate

    Soil and Crop

    production

    Agriculture

    and Industries

    The students will be able to

    understand Physical divisions of

    India.

    They will be able to

    Understand mountain ranges

    Himadri, Himachal and Shivalik ranges.

    They will be able to understand the importance of Basins.

    They will learn the lifestyle and

    culture of the people in plateau region

    They will be able to know more about the Thar Desert.

    They will learn about two coastal plains- the western and the eastern.

    They will be able to understand about the cycle of seasons and its affect.

    The students will be able to understand types of soils and the main food crops.

    They will be able to understand the importance of agriculture and

    industries.

    REVISION WORK.

    General Assessment for all the chapters:

    ques.& ans. , fill in the blanks, MCQ, matching, true

    or false and HOTS.

    Practice on Indias political map (states and capitals)

    HOTS and location of physical features

    Assessment 1 Ch 1- Our Country To locate STATES and

    CAPITALS of our country on map of India. DUE DATE : April 20-24 (Individual) Map work (Political)

    Assessment 2 Class test Chap 1 Our Country India

    Chap 2 The Himalayan Mountains DUE DATE : May 6-15

    Practice on Indias physical map (physical features)

    Assessment 3 (Individual)

    Map work (physical) DUE DATE : June 29-July 3

    Assessment 4 Written work

    DUE DATE : July 28-Aug 1 (Individual)

    Assessment 5 PEN PAPER TEST

    Chap- 3,4 and 5

    DUE DATE : Aug 10-Aug 19 (Individual)

    FIRST SEMESTER EXAM PORTION : CH 1-9

  • SECOND SEMESTER October to February

    No Date Chapters Learning Objectives Assessment Tools

    10

    11

    12

    13

    14

    15

    16

    17

    18

    Oct 5-16

    Oct 26-

    Nov10

    Nov 19-

    Dec 2

    Dec 7-11

    Dec 14-22

    Jan 4-9

    Jan 11-15

    Jan 18-22

    Jan 25-Feb

    25

    Feb 8- 17

    Mineral

    Resources

    Human Being

    as a Resource

    Means of

    Transportation

    Our Communication

    System

    Our

    Government

    Our Goals

    Rights and Duties

    Our National

    Symbols

    Our Culture and

    Heritage

    Caring Public

    Property

    The students will be able to understand the

    importance of metallic and non-metallic minerals.

    They will be able to understand the importance of

    human resources.

    They will be able to know about the different means

    of transportation.

    They will be able to understand the importance of advanced communication system.

    They will be able to know more about govt. of

    India.

    They will be able to understand about their rights.

    They will be able to understand the importance of

    national symbols.

    The students will learn that India has a very old and

    rich heritage of art and culture.

    They will be able to understand about public and

    private properties.

    REVISION WORK

    Assessment 1 Ch-MINERAL RESOURCE DISTRIBUTION OF MINERALS in INDIA on map

    work (individual) DUE DATE: Oct 12-16

    Assessment 2 Group Activity ( Debate)

    DUE DATE : Nov 5-9

    Assessment 3 Class Test

    Chapters 10 and 11 DUE DATE : Nov 23-Dec 2

    Assessment 4 Written Work DUE DATE : Dec 11-15

    Assessment 5 PEN PAPER TEST

    (Individual) Chapters :12, 13, 14

    DUE DATE : Jan 11-15

    FINAL EXAM PORTION : CH 10 - 18

    Students are expected to bring text book and note book regularly. Assessment should be submitted on time or else 1 mark will be subtracted per day for late submission.

    Home work and Class work should be completed on time and submission of copies should be mandatory for correction. Maps would be needed for practice.

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    ST. XAVIERS SCHOOL HAZARIBAGSYLLABUS OF URDU CLASS - IV 2015-16

    FIRST SEMESTER APRIL 2015- SEPTEMBER 2015

    UNIT/ THEME

    (Aaghaz-e-Urdu 1) LESSSON DATES

    LEARNING OBJECTIVES ASSESSMENT TOOLS

    1 Alphabet of Urdu. March: 23rd 31st

    To know the alphabets of Urdu and make words

    from the alphabets.

    Ques.Ans.,Word

    meanings .

    2 Word formation April: 7th 24th

    To know how to separate the words of Urdu

    andCounting in Urdu.

    Ques-Ans,Match the columns.

    ASSESSMENT-1

    Write the alphabets and countings ofUrdu .

    Date -22nd

    April 2015

    3 Join the Letters Aril: 27th to 30th

    To know a little about Grammar and how to write

    sentences in Urdu

    Writing Urdu

    Words in Hindi.

    4

    Make three words

    from

    May: 1st to15th

    To know how to form words from three letters.

    Word formation and recognition. ASSESSMENT -2

    CLASS TEST (6-15)UNITS 1&2

    5 Separation of the

    alphabets

    June: 22nd- 26th

    To know the riles of separation of Urdu.

    To fill the blankand separate the words.

    6 Write in Urdu June 29th- 10th July

    To know how to translate the Urdu words into Hindi.

    ASSESSMENT-3

    Reading test(29th June-3rd July)

    7 Counting from 1 to

    100

    In Urdu

    July: 13th to 30th

    To know the counting from 1to 100 in Urdu.

    ASSESSMENT-4 Spelling test(28th July-1st Aug)

    8 Maad,tashdid August: 3rdto 12th

    To know a little about Grammar and how to write

    sentences in Urdu

    ASSESSMENT-5

    Class Test(11-13th Aug) Unit-3,4,5

    9 zabar,Zeir ,Pesh August: 13th-21st

    To know about how zabar ,zeir and pesh are used. Singular Plural,Zid words

    10 Imla writing, Zid Alfaz

    August: 24-31st

    To know the correct imla in sentences and words. Mutazad alfaz, imla and its use.

    11 Quawaid,

    Mutaradif

    September

    :

    1st to 4th

    To know how to make words and how to separate

    words.

    Ques-ans, word meanings

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    12 Revision September

    : 7TH to

    18TH

    FIRST SEMESTER EXAM: SEPTEMBER 21 30; UNITS 1- 11

    SECOND SEMESTER : OCTOBER 2015-- FEBRUARY 2016

    UNIT/THEME

    Hamari kitab 1 &2

    LESSON

    DATES

    LEARNING OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT TOOLS

    1 Haroof Tahazi. October: 1st to 5th

    To learn haroof tahazi and its uses. Fill in the blanks,

    Join the letters.

    2 Erab October: 6th to 13th

    To know formation of words and a little about

    Urdu Grammar

    Assessment 1 Reading skill test .( Oct

    12-16)

    3 Maad. October 14th to 16th

    To know the use of maad in Alifand other letters.

    4 Morakab Alfaz

    Allah Ne Allah ke Nabi Hamare Nabi

    Oct-Nov 26th to 6th

    To know how morakab alfaz is made.

    Their uses and importance. To know about Allah and his Prophet and masjid and its rules.

    ASSESSMENT-2

    Writing andrecognising the words.

    (Nov 5-9 )

    ASSESSMENT-3

    Imla writing test

    (Nov 23rd

    Dec 2nd

    )

    5 kala Badal November 19th to 30th

    To know about cloudy weather.

    join the letters, learn the poem.

    6 Two letter words December 1st to 11th

    To Learn to join Two and three letter words. ASSESSMENT -4 Oral test (Dec 11th -15th )

    7 Tasdid December 14th to 22nd

    To know about the use of tashdid in words and

    sentences.

    join the letters, Qawaid.

    8 Three letter

    Words

    January:

    4th to 8th

    To learn how to join three letters together. ASSESSMENT-5

    Spelling test(Jan 25th -29th)

    9 Ibadat

    Abbu jaan Pyari Munni( Radio ILM se mohabbat

    January: 11th to 22nd

    To know how to pray God .

    Respect for parents,elders and reletives To take a glimpse of childhood. To know how to love education. To gain knowledge about science and information.

    Join the letters,make sentences. sing-plural,opposite words.

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    10 Madari January 25th to 29th

    To know about the occupation of madari and how he

    earns money. Word-meanings,

    Ques.-Ans., 11 Hamare Tehwaar February:

    1 to 5th

    To know more about the Indian Festivals. Fill in the blanks,

    Join the letters.

    12 Revision Feb: 8th 17th

    SECOND SEMESTER EXAM: FEBRUARY 19 29: UNITS 1 - 11

    Points to be noted:

    Students behavior must be polite, respectful and well disciplined during the class.

    Students found to be disruptive during the class are liable to sanction and penalty.

    Students must be punctual in submitting home works /assignments and coming to class.

    Failure to submit assignments on due date without any legitimate reason will result in the deduction of 1marks for each days delay. After three

    days of the due date the assignments will not be accepted at all.

    All the students are expected to be well prepared for the class. They need to carry along with them, their note copies and required text books

    every day.

    All the students are expected to complete their notes of the exercises at the end of each chapter and submit their copies to the concerned

    teacher for correction.