Class IX Sub: English Weekly Syllabus Academic Session 2020-21

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THE AIR FORCE SCHOOL : SUBROTO PARK : DELHI CANTT-110010

Class – IX

Sub: English

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2020-21

Prescribed Books: Published by NCERT, New Delhi • BEEHIVE – Textbook for class IX

• MOMENTS – Supplementary Reader for Class IX WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS 1- Workbook in English for Class IX (Deleted by the CBSE)

Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

Prose (From Beehive):

The Fun They Had

Reading and appreciating the text.

Understanding the plot, the style of writing and the genre.

Word meanings-expanding the vocabulary with new words, usage of new words.

Understanding the characterization and other elements of a story.

Reference to the Context, Questions And Answers

Author's profile, and his other noteworthy works.

Critical Analysis of the theme Moral value imparted through

the story/poem. Justifying the title and the

theme of the story. Understanding relevance with

everyday life/current day situations.

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II 06-11 06 – Mahavir Jayanti 10 – Good Friday

03 Writing Skill:

Diary Entry

Notice Writing

Message writing

Factual Description (Deleted by the CBSE- not to be assessed)

Bio sketch

Usage of a Diary Entry/Notice/ Message/Factual Description/ Bio sketch

Essential components of these writing tasks.

Their applications Formats of writing a

message, notice and factual description

Rubrics of assessment- content relevance, brevity, fluency, flow of ideas grammar, sentence structures, spellings

Sample tasks

These tasks can be covered through worksheets.

III 13-18 14 - Ambedakar Jayanti

18-Working Saturday (Student)

18-Parent Orientation (VI & IX)

05 Grammar: Editing

Omission

Sentence Reordering

Conjunctions

Poetry (From Beehive):

The Road Not Taken

Essential components of these topics

Rules to be kept in mind while attempting these tasks.

Common errors made and how to avoid these errors

Usage and relevance in today’s times.

Exercises for practice. The grammar tasks will be

covered with the help of worksheets/ Words and Expressions Workbook.

Reading and appreciating the poem

Understanding the genre of the poem and Robert Frost's style

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Prose (From Moments):

The Lost Child

of writing Word meanings-expanding

the vocabulary with new words, usage of new words.

Poetic devices and their usage in the poem.


Appreciating the poet's other works and recognition in the literary world.

Critical Analysis of the theme, moral value imparted through the poem/story.

Understanding the setting of the poem.

Understanding relevance to everyday life/current day situations.


Reading comprehension, focus on silent reading.

Exercises given at the end of the text.

Focus on the grammar portions.

IV 20-25 20-24 – Class Test (X) & ES-1 (XII)

05 Writing Skill:

Informal Letter

Formal letter to the editor

(Deleted by the CBSE-not to be assessed)

Usage of formal and informal letters.

Importance and critical differences between the two kinds.


Their applications in today’s

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Grammar:

Verb Forms

Subject-verb concord

Determiners


The Sound of Music

times. Formats of writing these

letters. Rubrics of assessment-

content relevance, brevity, fluency, flow of ideas grammar, sentence structures, spellings, formats.

Sample tasks



Common errors made and how to avoid these errors.

Usage and relevance in current day.


covered with the help of worksheets.





Understanding the plot, the style of writing, the setting and the genre.

Word meanings-expanding the vocabulary with new

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words, usage of new words. Understanding the

characterization and other elements of a story.


Author's profile Critical Analysis of the theme

V 27-30 04 Prose (From Moments):

The Adventures of Toto

Grammar:

Prepositions (Deleted by the CBSE-not to be assessed)






Author's profile and his other noteworthy works.



theme of the story. Understanding relevance to


Essential components of

these topics Rules to be kept in mind while

attempting these tasks. Common errors made and

how to avoid these errors.

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Modals

Articles

Tenses

Usage and relevance in current day.


covered with the help of worksheets.

May-20 I 01-02

01-Support Staff Day 02- Working Saturday

(Student, Prize Distribution VI-VIII

02 Recapitulation of all writing tasks covered so far.

A thorough revision of all writing tasks is taken up in the form of sample questions and mock tests.

II 04-09

07 – Budh Purnima 08- Class Test Begins

(VI-VIII) 05, 06-THE QUEST

04 Poetry (from

Beehive) : Wind

Poetry (from Beehive) Rain on the

Reading and appreciating the poem.

Understanding the genre of the poem and Subramania Bharati’s style of writing.




Appreciating the poet's other works, and recognition in the literary world





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Roof

Understanding the genre of the poem and Coates Kinney’s style of writing.




Appreciating the poet's other works, and recognition in the literary world




III 11-16 11- Class Test Begins (IX)

15- Class Test Ends (VI-IX)

16- Working Saturday

(With Staff) (Open House X & XII)

05 Prose (From Moments): Iswaran the Storyteller (Deleted by the CBSE-not to be assessed)

Reading and appreciating the

text. Understanding the plot, the

style of writing and the genre. Word meanings-expanding






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Grammar:

Reported Speech: Reporting Questions, Statements, Commands and requests






Usage and relevance in the current day.

The grammar tasks will be covered with the help of worksheets.

IV 18-21 04 Prose (From Beehive): The Little Girl









theme of the story. Understanding relevance with everyday life/current day

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***** SUMMER BREAK 22 MAY -30 JUN 2020 ******

Jul-20 I 01-04 03 Prose (From Beehive):

A Truly Beautiful Mind

Writing Skill:

Story Writing

Reading comprehension, focus on silent reading




Understanding the plot, the style of writing , the setting and the genre.




Author's profile Critical Analysis of the

theme/

Essential components of a

story. Applications of a story Discuss works of famous

story tellers and writers. Discuss some well known

stories. Formats of writing a story. Several kinds and genres of

stories-horror, thriller, suspense, romance, action, comedy, tragedy and so on.

Rubrics of assessment-

PT-I Grammar (15 marks):

Tenses

Subject-Verb Concord

Determiners

Conjunctions Literature (15 marks):

The Road Not Taken (poem from Beehive)

The Adventures of Toto (prose from Moments)

The Little Girl (prose from Beehive)

Wind (poem from Beehive)

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content relevance, expression (including sentence structures, grammatical accuracy, spelling), fluency (including coherence, paragraph divisions), format

Sample tasks

II 06-11 05 Prose (From Moments):

In the Kingdom of Fools

Writing Skill:

Article writing

Debate writing

Speech writing

Reading comprehension, focus on silent reading




Understanding the plot, the style of writing , the setting and the genre.





theme/

Usage of Article, Speech and Debate


Importance and differences between the two.

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Their applications Formats of writing an article a

speech and a debate. Rubrics of assessment-content

relevance, brevity, fluency, flow of ideas grammar, sentence structures, spellings, format

Sample tasks Not to be assessed

III 13-18 05 Poetry (From Beehive):

The Lake Isle of Innisfree

((Deleted by the CBSE-not to be assessed)

Prose (From Moments):

The Happy Prince


Understanding the genre of the poem and W B Yeats’ style of writing.




Appreciating the poet's other works, and recognition in the literary world.






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IV 20-25 25 – Investiture Ceremony

25 – Working Saturday (with Students)

06 The Happy Prince (contd)

Grammar: Use of Passive Voice-Process Writing and Headline Expansion





Usage and relevance in the current day.



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The Snake and the Mirror











V 27-31 05

Prose (From Beehive): My Childhood








the story/poem.

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The Legend of the Northland

Justifying the title and the theme of the story.

Understanding relevance with everyday life/current day situations.


Understanding the genre of the poem and Phoebe Cary’s style of writing.








Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 The Legend of the Northland (contd)

II 10-15 12 – Janmashtami 04 Prose (From Reading and appreciating the

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13-Independence Day Celebrations

15 – Independence Day

Beehive):

Packing






Author's profile Critical Analysis/Theme,

Moral value imparted through the story/poem.

Diary Entry based on the theme of the story.

Understanding relation with real life/current day situations.

III 17-22 22 – Working Saturday, Open House (VI-XII)

06 Writing Skill:

Formal Report Newspaper

Report

Usage of a formal report and a newspaper report

Essential components of these writing tasks

Importance and differences between the two

Their applications in current day

Formats of writing a speech and a debate

Rubrics of assessment-content relevance, brevity, fluency, flow of ideas grammar, sentence structures, spellings, format.

Sample tasks

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Clarifications of all doubts and queries related to the topics covered so far, and revision.

Revision will be done through worksheets and sample test papers.

The students will be assisted in attempting these worksheets.

They will be comprehensive and exhaustive in nature, covering all aspects of the syllabus covered.

IV 24-29 24-28 – Class Test (VI-XII)

30-Muharram

05


No Men are Foreign

Prose (From Beehive): Reach for the


Understanding the genre of the poem and James Kirkep’s style of writing.






Understanding the setting of the poem

.Understanding relevance to everyday life/current day situations.


Exercises given at the end of

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Top

the text. Focus on the grammar

portions. Understanding the plot, the

style of writing, the setting and the genre.





theme/

V 31 31 – Class Test (VI-VIII)

01 Reworking all grammar topics.

Sep-20 I 01-05 05 - Working Saturday (Students) 05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

05

Revision for the Mid Term Exams.

Clarifications of all doubts and queries related to the topics covered so far.

Revision will be done through

worksheets and sample test papers.

The students will be assisted in attempting these worksheets.

They will be comprehensive and exhaustive in nature, covering all aspects of the syllabus covered.

II 07-12 05 Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term (PT-II)

Unseen passage III 14-19 19 – Working Saturday

(Students) 06

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IV 21-26 05 Prose (From Moments):

Weathering the Storm in Ersama











(5 Marks-MCQ)

Diary Entry; Bio sketch

(5 marks-Subjective type)

Sentence Reordering; Subject-Verb Agreement; Determiners; Modals; Tenses; Reported Speech-reporting questions, commands and requests

5 marks (MCQ type) +

5 marks (Subjective type) Beehive The Fun They Had; The Road Not Taken (poem); Wind (poem); Rain on the Roof (poem); The Little Girl; The Legend of the Northland (poem) 10 marks (Subjective type) Moments The Lost Child; The Adventures of Toto; The Happy Prince 10 marks (Subjective type)

V 28-30

03 Prose (From Moments):

The Last Leaf







Critical Analysis of the theme

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Oct-20 I 01-03 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s

Birthday 03-Working Saturday,

Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

02 The Last Leaf (contd)

II 05-10 05 Poetry (From Beehive):

The Duck and the Kangaroo (Deleted by the CBSE-not to be assessed)


The Bond of

Reading comprehension,

focus on silent reading. Exercises given at the end

of the text. Focus on the grammar

portions. Understanding the tone, the

style of writing, the setting and the genre.





theme


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Love










III 12-17 17-Working Saturday, Open House (VI-XII)

06 The Bond of Love (contd)

IV 19-24 22-25 – Autumn Break

03 Poetry (From Beehive):

On Killing a Tree


Understanding the genre of the poem and Gieve Patel’s style of writing




Appreciating the poet's other

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works, and recognition in the literary world.




V 26-31 30 – Milad-un-Nabi 31- Maharishi Valmiki's

Birthday

04 Recapitulation of all literary devices and grammar topics covered so far.

The literary devices and grammar topics are taken up for revision, with the help of worksheets and quizzes.

*** Autumn Break 22 Oct – 25 Oct 2020 ***

Nov-20 I 02-07 04- Karwa Chouth 07- Working Saturday

(with students)

05

Completion of any chapter/poem that was left before the Autumn Break

All pending topics, if any, from before the Autumn Break are covered.

The plans to execute these topics are mentioned above.

II 09-14 10 – Annual Day 13-14 – Diwali Holidays 15- Govardhan Puja

04 Drama (from Beehive) If I Were You







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Critical Analysis of the theme Moral value imparted

through the story/poem. Justifying the title and the



III 16-21 16-Bhai Duj 21- Working Saturday

(with Students)

05 Drama (from

Beehive) If I Were You

(contd) Beehive:

The Snake Trying (poem)


poem Understanding the genre of

the poem and D H Lawrence’s style of writing





Critical Analysis of the theme, moral value imparted

PT-III Class IX

Reading Skill- Unseen passage

Writing skill: Diary Entry, Bio- Sketch, Informal letter, Story Writing, Debate writing, Speech writing, Article writing, Notice, Message writing

Grammar: Editing, Omission, Sentence Reordering, Conjunctions, Verb Forms, Subject-Verb Concord, Determiners, Modals, Articles, Tenses, Reported Speech: Reporting Questions, Statements, Commands and requests.

Literature: Beehive: The Fun They

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through the poem/story. Understanding the setting of

the poem. Understanding relevance to


Had, The Road Not Taken (poem), The Sound of Music (I and II), Wind (poem), The Little Girl, Rain on the Roof (poem), A Truly Beautiful Mind, The Legend of the Northland (poem), My Childhood, No Men Are Foreign (poem), Packing, Reach for the Top (I and II), On Killing a Tree (poem), The Bond of Love. Moments: The Lost Child, The Adventures of Toto, In the Kingdom of Fools, The Happy Prince, Weathering the Storm in Ersama, The Last Leaf.

IV 23-28 30 - Guru Nanak's Birthday


A House is Not a Home







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Critical Analysis of the theme




Dec-20 II 01-05 05 Prose (From Moments):

The Beggar










everyday life/current day situation.

III 07-12


The Beggar (Contd)

Grammar:

Essential components of

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Clauses: Noun Clauses, Adverb Clauses, Relative Clauses (Deleted by the CBSE-not to be assessed)

these topics Rules to be kept in mind while

attempting these tasks. Common errors made and

how to avoid these errors Usage and relevance in

today’s times. Exercises for practice.


IV 14-19 15,16 – TAFS MUN 19-Working Saturday, Open House (VI- XII)

06


A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal



poem Understanding the genre of the

poem and William Wordsworth's style of writing








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Prose (from Beehive):

Kathmandu (Deleted by the CBSE-not to be assessed)




Understanding the tone, the style of writing, the setting and the genre.





theme. V 21-23 23- Farewell (XII)

24,25 – Christmas Holidays

03 As recapitulation, CBSE sample papers are solved.

All the grammar topics covered so far are taken up as revision.

These are done through CBSE sample papers, worksheets and online quizzes.

*** Winter Break from 24 Dec to 10 Jan 2021 ***

Jan-21 I 11-16 11-15- Class Test IX &XI

16- Working Saturday (with Students)

06

Completing any pending chapter/poem left from before the Winter Break

The first two days after

reopening are utilized to complete all pending topics, if any.

The details of covering these topics are mentioned above.

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Prose (from Beehive):

The Accidental Tourist (Deleted by the CBSE-not to be assessed)




Understanding the tone, the style of writing, the setting and the genre.





theme

II 18-23 05 Recapitulation and revision of the grammar topics and writing tasks.

A thorough recap of all work done in the session.

Attempt sample worksheets and CBSE sample papers.

III 25-30 26-Republic Day 28-Class Test Begins

VI-VIII

04 Recapitulation and revision of the Literature syllabus.

A thorough recap of all work done in the session.

Attempt sample worksheets and CBSE sample papers.

Feb-21 I 01-06 04- Class Test Ends VI- 06

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VIII 06-Working Saturday,

Citation Ceremony, Open House (X& XII)

II 08-13 05

III 15-20 20- Working Saturday (with Students)

06

IV 22-27 05

Mar-21 Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 12 Mar 21 Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 08 Feb – 22 Feb 21

Note: The examination syllabus as mentioned above is to be considered Tentative. The final syllabus for each exam will be uploaded on the website along with the Date Sheet at the time of the examination.

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Class – IX

Sub: HINDI

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

2

बाषा ऩरयचम

ऩुस्तक ऩरयचम


03 3

व्माकयण

शब्द – ऩद

ऩरयबाषा, बेद, उदाहयण




05 5

दु् ख का अधधकाय

ऩाठ ऩरयचम

रेखक ऩरयचम

ऩाठ का अथथ

ऩाठ विस्ताय

प्रश्नोत्तय


05 5


िणथ

िणथ विचाय

अनुस्िाय

अनुनाससक

नुक़्ता

V 27-30 04 4 व्माकयण ऩत्र रेखन

अऩठठत गदमाॊश

May-20 I 01-02



02 2

यैदास के ऩद

कवि ऩरयचम

व्माख्मा

II 04-09 07 – Budh Purnima 04 4 यहीभ के दोहे कवि ऩरयचम

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08- Class Test Begins (VI-VIII)

05, 06-THE QUEST


व्माख्मा

ऩत्र रेखन





05 5

एिेयसट् भेयी सशखय मात्रा

रेखखका ऩरयचम

एिेयस्त के अनुबि

सभाज भें स्त्री की स्स्तधथ भें फदराि

सॊदेश

IV 18-21 04 4 ध़िल्रू रेखखका ऩरयचम व्मॊग्म ऩशु प्रेभ सॊदेश


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 3

तुभ कफ जाओगे अततधथ


अततधथ- सम्फन्धों की विस्ततृ व्माख्मा

सॊदेश

PT-I Class IX Date: 06 Jul – 15 Jul Classes VI-VIII Date: 06 Jul-17 Jul

स्पर्श

गद्य – दु् ख का अधधकाय

पद्य – ० यैदास के ऩद

० यहीभ के दोहे

संचयन – धगल्रू

व्याकरण

उपसगश – प्रत्यय ऩमाथमिाची शब्द

II 06-11 05 5


प्रश्नाभ्मास

III 13-18 05 5


विरोभ शब्द

ऩमाथमिाची शब्द


06 6

नाया रेखन

सॊदेश रेखन

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व्माकयण उऩसगथ प्रत्मम

रेखन का प्रारूऩ, विधध, अथथ इत्माठद

रचनात्मक ऱेखन

अनुच्छेद रेखन V 27-31 05

5

स्ऩशथ

एक पूर की चाह


विषम की गम्बीयता

काव्म रूऩ भें कथा िाचन

सभाज को सॊदेश

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 4

स्ऩशथ




विषम की गम्बीयता

काव्म रूऩ भें कथा िाचन

सभाज को सॊदेश

शु्रततसभ सबन्नाथथक शब्द

II 10-15 12 – Janmashtami 13-Independence Day

Celebrations 15 – Independence

Day

04 4


अनुच्छेद

अनौऩचारयक ऩत्र


06 5


र्ब्द विचार


अथथ की दृस्टि से िाक्म बेद


30-Muharram

05 5

अऩठठत फोध अथथ की दृस्टि से िाक्म

बेद


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धगल्रू


01 1

ऩाठ्मक्रभ रेखन

स्भतृत


05 5

आवृत्ति कामथ

II 07-12 05 5

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term (PT-II) Date : 08 Sep – 22 Sep

पाठ्य पुस्तक

स्पर्श (गद्य)

दु् ख का अधधकाय

एिरेस्ट भेयी सशखय मात्रा


पद्य


III 14-19 19 – Working Saturday (Students)

06

IV 21-26 05 5 व्मकायण


V 28-30

03 3 स्ऩशथ

सबी ऩाठों की ऩुनयाितृत

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यहीभ के दोहे

संचयन

धगल्रु

स्मतृत

Oct-20 I 01-03 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday

03-Working Saturday, Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

02 2

व्यकारण

अनुच्छेद रेखन व्याकरण

शब्द – ऩद

उऩसगथ- प्रत्मम

II 05-10 05 5

स्ऩशथ

धभथ की आड़


ऩाठ विस्ताय

धभथ का िास्तविक अथथ

सॊदेश

शब्द विचाय




अथथ के दृस्टि से िाक्म बेद


06 5

स्ऩशथ

ऩढे हुए ऩाठों ऩय चचथ ि अततरयक्त प्रश्न अभ्मास


अनुच्छेद

अनौऩचारयक ऩत्र

सॊिाद रेखन

संदेर् ऱेखन

नारा ऱेखन


03 3 व्मकायण विषम चचाथ

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Birthday

04 4





(with students)

05 5

स्ऩशथ

हासभद खाॉ


ऩात्र ऩरयचम

सभाज की विषभता

अभ्मास कामथ


04 4

स्ऩशथ

स्ऩशथ ऩुस्तक के सबी गदम ऩाठों का अभ्मास ि चचाथ


(with Students)

05 5 सॊचमन

ऩुनयाितृत


05 5 सॊचमन

ठदए जर उठे

स्ितॊत्रता के सरए फसरदान

एकजुि बायत

Dec-20 II 01-05 04,05 – Annual Athletic Meet

05 5

सॊचमन सॊचमन के सबी ऩाठों की ऩुनयाितृत ि अभ्मास

पाठ्य पुस्तक

अभ्यास III 07-12

06 6

स्ऩशथ

ऩदम बाग


यहीभ के दोहें

(कवि ऩरयचम, बािाथथ ि प्रशोत्तय की

PT-III Class IX

स्पर्श (गद्य)

दखु का अधधकाय

एिरेस्ट भेयी सशखय मात्रा

तुभ कफ जाओगे

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ऩुनयाितृत)

अततधथ

धभथ की आड़

स्पर्श (पद्य)


यहीभ के दोहे


खुशफू यचत ेहै हाथ

संचयन

स्भतृत

हासभद खाॉ


06 6 स्ऩशथ

खुशफू यचत ेहै हाथ (ऩुनयाितृत)

कविता ऩरयचम

हासशए ऩय छूिे रोगों की ददथ की दास्तान

सॊदेश

सभस्मा का विस्ताय

व्याकरण

र्ब्द -पद

शब्द विचाय- ऩमाथमिाची शब्द

शब्द विचाय- विरोभ शब्द

शब्द विचाय- शु्रततसभ सबन्नाथथक शब्द

अथश के दृष्टि से िाक्य भेद

V 21-23 23- Farewell (XII) 24,25 – Christmas Holidays

03 3

शीतकारीन कामथ

ऩुनयाितृत


संिाद ऱेखन


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06 6


सॊिाद रेखन

II 18-23 05 5


नाया रेखन


VI-VIII

04 4

शब्द विचाय




Feb-21 I 01-06 04- Class Test Ends VI-VIII

06-Working Saturday,


06 6


िाक्म का अथथ

बेदो के प्रकाय

उदाहयण

अभ्मास

II 08-13 05 5

आितृत कामथ


06 6


IV 22-27 05 5




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Class – IX

Sub: Mathematics

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

Chapter- 1 Number System

Introduction Ex- 1.1 Irrational numbers and their representation on a number line √2, √3, √5…….


03 Chapter- 1 Number System

Ex- 1.2 Real numbers and their decimal Expansions. Ex 1.3





Representing real numbers on the number line Ex 1.4 Operations on real numbers Ex 1.5



Chapter-2 Polynomials

Laws of exponents for real numbers Ex 1.6 Introduction Ex 2.1

V 27-30 04 Chapter-2 Polynomials

Zeroes of a polynomial Ex 2.2

May-20 I 01-02


(Student, Prize

02 Chapter-2 Polynomials

Remainder theorem Ex 2.3

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Distribution VI-VIII

II 04-09




Factorization of polynomials Ex 2.4






Algebraic identities Ex 2.5

IV 18-21 04 Chapter- 6 Lines and Angles

Introduction Pairs of angles Ex 6.1 Parallel lines and transversal


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 Chapter- 6 Lines and Angles

Introduction Pairs of angles Ex 6.1

PT-I Chapter -1 Number system Chapter-2 : polynomials

II 06-11 05 Chapter- 6 Lines and Angles

Parallel lines and transversal Ex 6.2 Angle sum property of a triangle Ex 6.3

III 13-18 05 Chapter- 7 Introduction

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Triangles

Congruence of triangles Ex 7.1 Some properties of a triangle Ex 7.2



06 Chapter- 7 Triangles

Ex 7.2 (Contd.) More criteria of congruence Ex 7.3

V 27-31 05

Chapter- 7 Triangles Chapter- 3 Coordinate Geometry

Inequalities in the triangle Ex 7.4 Introduction Cartesian system Ex 3.1

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 Chapter- 3 Coordinate Geometry

Introduction Cartesian system Ex 3.2 Plotting of points in the Cartesian Plane Ex 3.3



Day

04 Chapter- 3 Coordinate Geometry

Chapter- 12 Heron’s Formula

Plotting of points in the Cartesian Plane Ex 3.3 Area of a triangle Ex 12.1


06 Chapter-8 Quadrilaterals

Introduction Types of quadrilaterals Properties of parallelogram Ex- 8.1

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30-Muharram

05

Chapter-8 Quadrilaterals

Mid- point theorem Ex 8.2


01

Revision


05

Revision

II 07-12 05

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term (PT-II)

Chapter- 1 Number

System

Chapter- 2 Polynomials

Chapter- 3 Coordinate

Geometry

Chapter- 6 Lines and

Angles

Chapter- 7 Triangles

Chapter 8- Quadrilaterals

Chapter-12 Heron’s

Formula


06

IV 21-26

05 Chapter-4 Linear Equations in Two Variables

Introduction General form of Linear Equation In Two Variables. Exercise 4.1

V 28-30

03 Chapter-4 Linear Equations in Two Variables

Solution of linear equations Ex 4.2


03-Working Saturday, Prize Distribution

02

Graph of a linear equation Ex 4.3

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(IX-XII) Chapter-4 Linear Equations in Two Variables

II 05-10 05 Chapter-4 Linear Equations in Two Variables

Equations of lines parallel to the axes Ex 4.4


06 Chapter-10 Circles

Introduction

Ex 10.1 Angle subtended by the chords Ex 10.2


03 Chapter-10 Circles

Perpendicular from the centre Ex 10.3


Birthday

04

Chapter-10 Circles

Equal chords and their distances from the centre Ex 10.4 Cyclic quadrilateral Ex 10.5


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(with students)

05

Chapter-10 Circles

Chapter-11 Constructions

Cyclic quadrilateral Ex 10.5

Introduction Basic constructions Ex 11.1

II 09-14 13-14 – Diwali Holidays 15- Govardhan Puja

04 Chapter-11 Constructions

Construction of triangles Ex 11.2


(with Students)

05

Chapter-13 Surface Areas and Volumes

Surface area of a cuboid and a cube Ex 13.1

PT-III Chapter- 1 Number

System

Chapter- 2 Polynomials

Chapter- 3 Coordinate

Geometry

Chapter 4- Linear

Equations in two

Variables

Chapter- 6 Lines and

Angles

Chapter- 7 Triangles

Chapter 8- Quadrilaterals

Chapter 10 – Circles

Chapter 11- Constructions

Chapter-12 Heron’s Formula

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05


Surface area of a right circular cylinder Ex 13.2 Surface area of a right circular cone Ex 13.3


05 Chapter-13 Surface Areas and Volumes

Surface area of a sphere Ex 13.4

III 07-12

06


Volume of a cuboid Ex 13.5

Volume of cylinder Ex 13.6


06


Volume of a cone Ex 13.7


03 Chapter-15 Probability

Introduction Ex15.1

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06

Chapter-14 Statistics

Introduction Ex14.1 Presentation of data Ex 14.2

II 18-23 05 Chapter-14 Statistics

Histogram and Frequency polygon Ex 14. 3


VI-VIII

04 Chapter-14 Statistics

Measures of central tendencies Ex 14.4




06

Revision

II 08-13 05 Revision


06

Revision SYLLABUS - CHAPTER 1 – 15 Chapter 5 , 9 deleted

IV 22-27 05 Mar-21 Final Exam Classes VI-VIII

Annual Exam Class IX &X


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Class – IX

Sub: Physics

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

02 Chapter-8 Describing Motion

8.1 Describing motion

Motion along a straight line


03 02 Chapter-8 Describing Motion

Uniform and non uniform motion





8.2 Measuring the rate of motion

Speed with direction

Rate of change of velocity



8.4 Graphical representation of motion Distance-time graphs

V 27-30 04 02 Chapter-8 Describing Motion

Velocity time graphs

May-20 I 01-02




8.5 Equations of motion by graphical method

Equation for velocity-time relation

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II 04-09




Equation for position-time relation





05 02

Equation for position velocity relation

IV 18-21 04 02 Chapter-8 Describing Motion

8.6 Uniform circular motion


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 02

Chapter-9: Force and

laws of motion

9.1 Balanced and Unbalanced Forces

PT-I Chapter-8 Describing Motion

Chapter 8 Motion Article( 8.1 to 8.4 )

II 06-11 05

02


laws of motion

9.2 First law of motion

9.3 Inertia and mass

III 13-18 05 02


laws of motion

9.4 Second law of motion Mathematical formulation of second law of motion

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06 02


laws of motion

9.5 Third law of Motion

V 27-31 05

02


laws of motion

9.6 Conservation of momentum

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04

02


laws of motion

9.6 Conservation of momentum



Day

04

02


laws of motion

NCERT Back Exercise


06

02

Chapter-10:

Gravitation

10.5 Thrust and pressure Pressure in fluids

Buoyancy (not to be assessed)


30-Muharram

05

02

Chapter-10:

Gravitation

Why objects float or sink when placed on the surface of water?

10.6 Archimedes’ Principl

10.7 Relative Density

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(Not to assessed)


01

02

Chapter-8 Describing Motion Chapter-9: Force and

laws of motion

Revision


05

02

Chapter-8 Describing Motion Chapter-9: Force and

laws of motion

Revision

II 07-12 05

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term (PT-II) Date : Chapter-8 Describing Motion Chapter-9: Force and laws

of motion


06

IV 21-26 05

V 28-30

03 02 Chapter-10:

Gravitation

10.1 Gravitation

Oct-20 I 01-03 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s

Birthday 03-Working Saturday,

Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

02

01

Chapter-10:

Gravitation

Importance of the universal law of gravitation

II 05-10 05 Chapter-10:

Gravitation

10.2 Free fall

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06 02

Chapter-10:

Gravitation

Motion of objects under the influence of gravitational force of the earth. Practical: Determination of density of solid by using spring balance and measuring cylinder


03

02

Chapter-10:

Gravitation

10.3 Mass 10.4 Weight


Birthday

04

02

Chapter-10:

Gravitation

10.4 Weight

Weight of an object on the moon



(with students)

05

02

Chapter-10:

Gravitation

NCERT back exercise


04

02

Chapter-10:

Gravitation

NCERT back exercise Practical: establishing the relation between the loss of weight of a solid when fully immersed in (a) Tap water (b) Strongly salted water

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(with Students)

05 02 Chapter-11 Work, Energy and power

11.1 Work

Not much work inspite of working hard!

Scientific conception of work

PT-III Class IX Chapter-8 Describing Motion Chapter-9: Force and laws

of motion

Chapter-10: Gravitation

(article 10.1 to 10.4)


05 02

Chapter-11 Work, Energy and power

Work done by a constant force


05 02


11.2 Energy

Forms of Energy Kinetic Energy

III 07-12 12 – Sports Day

06 02


Potential energy Potential energy of an object at a height


06 02

Are various energy forms inter convertible?

Law of conservation of energy


03 02

11.3 Rate of doing work Commercial unit of electrical energy

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06 02

12.1 Production of sound 12.2 Propagation of sound Sound needs a medium to travel Sound waves are longitudinal waves

Characteristics of a sound wave

Speed of sound in different media

II 18-23 05

Reflection of sound

Echo Reverberation

Uses of multiple reflection of sound

12.4 Range of Hearing

o Applications of Ultrasound

SONAR

(Not to be assessed)


VI-VIII

04 02

Entire syllabus

Revision




06 02

Entire syllabus

Revision

II 08-13 05 ANNUAL

EXAMINATION

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06

ANNUAL

EXAMINATION

IV 22-27 05



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Class – IX

Sub: chemistry

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

1

Chapter1: Matter in our surroundings

introduction

deleted


03


1.1 Physical nature of matter Matter is made of particles How small are the particles of matter?

deleted




05


1.2 Characteristics of particles of matter Particles of matter have spaces between them Particles of matter are continuously moving

deleted


05


1.2 Characteristics of particles of matter contd. Particles of matter attract each other 1.3 States of matter

deleted

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V 27-30 04 Chapter1: Matter in our surroundings

1.3 States of matter The solid state

deleted

May-20 I 01-02



02


1.3 States of matter contd. The liquid state

deleted

II 04-09



04


1.3 States of matter contd. The gaseous state

deleted





05 Chapter1: Matter in our surroundings

1.4 Can matter change its state?

Effect of change of temperature

deleted

IV 18-21 04


Jul-20 I 01-04 03


Experiment 1

1.4 Can matter change its state? Cond.

Effect of change of pressure

To determine the melting point of ice and the boiling point of water

PT-I Class IX Date: 06 Jul – 15 July Chapter 2 Is matter around us pure till unit 2.2.1- concentration of solution

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II 06-11 05


1.5 Evaporation 1.5.1 Factors affecting evaporation

III 13-18 05


Chapter2 :is matter around us pure? Experiment 2

How evaporation causes cooling?

Introduction 2.1 What is a mixture? 2.1.1 Types of mixtures 1 A true solution of common salt, sugar and alum 2 A suspension of soil, chalk powder and fine sand in water 3 A colloidal solution of starch in water and egg albumin milk in water and distinguish between these on the basis of :

Transparency

Filtration criterion Stability



06 Chapter2 :is matter around us pure?

Experiment 2

2.2 What is a solution? 2.2.1 Concentration of a solution 2.2.2 What is a suspension? 1 A true solution of common salt, sugar and alum 2 A suspension of soil, chalk powder and fine sand in water 3 A colloidal solution of starch in water and egg albumin milk in water and distinguish between

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these on the basis of :

Transparency

Filtration criterion Stability

V 27-31 05

Chapter2 :is matter around us pure?

2.2.3 What is a colloidal solution? 2.3 Separating the components of a mixture 2.3.1 How can we obtain colored component (dye) from blue/black ink?

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 2.3.2 How can we separate cream from milk? 2.3.3 How can we separate a mixture of two immiscible liquids? components of a mixture



Day


2.3.4How can we separate a mixture of salt & ammonium chloride 2.3.5 Is the dye in black ink a single color? 2.3.6 How can we separate a mixture of two miscible liquids?

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Expt4

Perform the following reactions

and classify them as physical or

chemical changes:

a) Iron with copper sulphate

solution in water

b) Burning of magnesium ribbon

in air

c) Zinc with dilute sulphuric acid

d) Heating of copper sulphate

crystals

e) Sodium sulphate with barium chloride in the form of their solutions in water



2.5.7 How can we obtain different gases from air? 2.3.8 How can we obtain pure copper sulphate from an impure sample?

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30-Muharram

05

Chapter2 :is matter around us pure?

2.4 Physical and Chemical Changes 2.5 What are the types of pure substances? 2.5.1 Elements

2.5.2 Compounds


01 Expt5

Revision

Differentiate between mixtureand compound Using iron fillings and sulphur powder. Distinguish between these on the basis of: (a)Appaearance., homogeneity and heterogeneity (b)Behaviour towards a magnet (c)Behaviour towards carbon disulphide as a solvent

(d)Effect of heat


05

revision

II 07-12 05

Mid Term (PT-II) III 14-19 19 – Working Saturday 06

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(Students) Mid Term/ HYE Exam Date :11Sep – 26Sep

Chapter2: Is matter

around us pure

IV 21-26 05 Chapter 3: Atoms and Molecules

Introduction 3.1 Laws of chemical combination 3.1.1 Law of conservation of mass 3.1.2 Law of constant proportion

V 28-30

03 revision



02

Chapter 3: Atoms and Molecules

3.2 What is an atom?

3.2.1 what are the modern day

Symbols of atoms of different

Elements? 3.2.2 atomic mass

II 05-10 05


3.2.3 how do atoms exist?

3.3 What is a Molecule?

3.3.1 molecules of elements

Verification of the law of conservation of mass in a chemical reaction


06


3.3.2 molecules of compounds

conservation of mass in a chemical reaction


03 Chapter 3: Atoms and Molecules

3.3.3 what is an ion?

3.4 writing chemical formulae

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Birthday

04


3.4 writing chemical formulae


Nov-20 I 02-07 04- KarwaChouth 07- Working Saturday

(with students)

05

3.4.1 formulae of simple compounds

Verification of the law of conservation of mass in a chemical reaction


04

revision


(with Students)

05

3.5.1 molecular mass

PT-III Class IX Chapter 3 Atoms and molecules till unit 3.4.1

PT-III Classes VI-VIII


05

3.5.2 formula unit mass 3.5.3 mole concept

4 4.4 Valency


05

Chapter4structure of the ATOM

4.1 charged particle in atom 4.2The structure of an atom 4.2.1 Thomson’s model of an atom

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4.2.2 Rutherford’s model of an atom


06


.4.2.4 Neutrons


06


4.3 How electrons are distributed in the different orbits?


03 Chapter4structure of the ATOM

4.3 How electrons are distributed in the different orbits? Contd.




06


4.5 Atomic Number and Mass Number

II 18-23 05


4.6 Isotopes 4.6.1 Isobars

III 25-30 26-Republic Day 04 revision

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28-Class Test Begins VI-VIII

revision




06 revision

revision

II 08-13 05

revision


06

revision

IV 22-27 05

revision



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Class – IX

Sub: Biology

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

1 Chapter-5 :The Fundamental Unit of Life

5.1 What are living organisms made up of?


03 2

5.2 What is a cell made up of? What is the structural organisation of a cell. Pr. Practical period converted to theory class




05 2

5.2.1 Plasma Membrane or cell membrane

5.2.2 Cell Wall 5.2.3 Nucleus P


05 2

5.2.4 Cytoplasm 5.2.5 Cell organelles 5.2.5(I) Endoplasmic Reticulum Pr. Preparation of stained mount of onion peel and to record observations (batch-2)

V 27-30 04 2 5.2.5(ii) Golgi apparatus (iii) Lysosomes (iv) Mitochondria (v) plastids (vi) Vacoules Cell Division Pr. Preparation of stained mounts of cheek cell and to record observations and draw its labeled diagrams (Batch-1)

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May-20 I 01-02



02 1 Chapter-6 Tissues

6.1 Are plants and animals made of sa? Pr. Preparation of stained mounts of cheek cell and to record observations and draw its labeled diagrams (Batch-2)

II 04-09



04 1

6.2 Plant Tissues 6.2.1 Meristematic tissue Practical period converted to theory period





05 2 6.2.2 Permanent tissue 6.2.2(I) Simple permanent tissue Practical period converted to theory period

IV 18-21 04 1 6.2.2(ii) Complex permanent tissue


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 1

6.3 Animal tissues 6.3.1 Epithelial tissue Pr. Identification of Parenchyma, collenchyma and Sclerenchyma tissues in plants from prepared slides and drawing their labeled diagrams(Batch-1)

PT-I Class IX Date: 06 Jul – 15 Jul Classes VI-VIII Date: 06 Jul-17 Jul Chapter-5 :The Fundamental Unit of Life Chapter-6 Tissues Till 6.2.1(Meristematic tissue)

II 06-11 05 2

6.3.2 Connective tissue Pr. Identification of Parenchyma, collenchyma and Sclerenchyma tissues in plants from prepared slides and drawing their labeled diagrams(Batch-2)

III 13-18 05 2 .6.3.3 Muscular tissue

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6.3.4 Nervous tissue



06 2

Discussion of NCERT questions Pr. Preparation of stained mount of onion peel and to record observations (batch-1)

V 27-31 05

2

Workseets of chapter - Tissues disussed

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 1

13.1 Health and its failure 13.1.1 The significance of Health 13.1.2 Personal and community issues both matter for health



Day

04 1

13.1.3 Distinctions between ‘Healthy and Disease-free’


06 2

13.2 DISEASE AND ITS CAUSES 13.2.1 What does disease look like? 13.2.2 Acute and chronic diseases 13.2.3 Chronic diseases and poor Health


30-Muharram

05 2

13.2.4 Causes of diseases 13.2.5 Infectious and non infectious cause


01 1

Revision

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05 2

Revision

II 07-12 05

Mid Term/ HYE Exam


Chapter-5: The fundamental Unit of Life Chapter-6: Tissues

Chapter – Why do we fall

ill(till 13.2)


06

IV 21-26

05 2

V 28-30

03 1 Chapter 13. Why do we fall ill

13.3 INFECTIOUS DISEASES 13.3.1 Infectious agents



02 1

13.3.2 Means of spread

II 05-10 05 2

13.3.3 Organ specific and tissue specific manifestation


06 2

13.3.4 Principles of treatment


03 1 13.3.5 Principles of prevention


Birthday

04 2

13.3.5 Principles of prevention(contd...)



(with students)

05 2

NCERT Questions discussion


04 1

Discussion of HOTS

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(with Students)

05 2

Revision for PT-III PT-III Class IX Chapter-5: The fundamental Unit of Life Chapter-6: Tissues

Chapter-13: Why do we fall ill?

PT-III Classes VI-VIII


05 2

Revision


05 2

Chapter -14 Natural resources (ASSESSMENT THROUGH PROJECT WORK)

14.4 Biogeochemical Cycles 14.1 The Water cycle ( Discusision for project work)


06 2

14.4.2 the nitrogen cycle ( Discusision for project work)


06 2

14.4.3 the carbon cycle 14.4.3(I) the green house effect (Discusision for project work) 4.4.4 the oxygen cycle 14.5 Ozone layer (Discusision for project work)


03 1 Chapter- 7 Diversity in living Organisms

7.1 Basis of clasification 7.2 Classification and Evolution 7.3 Hierarhy of Classifiacation(7.31- 7.3.5)

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06 2

7.4 Plantae 7.4.1 Thallophyta 7.4.2. Bryophyta 7.4.3 Pteridophyta 7.4.4 Gymnospermae 7.4.5. Angiosperms

II 18-23 05 2

7.5 Animalia 7.5.1 - Porifera 7.5.2 - Coelentrata 7.5.3- platyhelminthes 7.5.4- Nematoda 7.5.5- Annelida 7.5.6 Arthtropoda 7.5.7- Mollusca


VI-VIII

04 2

7.5.8 - Echinodermata 7.5.9- Protochordata 7.5.10- Vertebrata




06 2

Revision

II 08-13 05


06

IV 22-27 05 Mar-21 Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 12 Mar 21

Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 08 Feb – 22 Feb 21


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Class – IX

Sub: History / Civics

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

02 HISTORY CH-1 The French revolution

French society during late 19th century

The struggle to survive


03 03 HISTORY

CH-1 The French revolution

A growing Middle class and end of privileges

The outbreak of the revolution

Reading political symbols




05 04 HISTORY


France abolishes monarchy and becomes a republic

Reign of terror


05 04 HISTORY


Directory rules France

Did women have a revolution?

The abolition of slavery

V 27-30 04 04 HISTORY CH-1 The French revolution

The Revolution and everyday life

Mapwork

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May-20 I 01-02



02 02 CIVICS CH-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

What is Democracy?

Why define Democracy?

A simple definition Features of Democracy

II 04-09



04 03 CIVICS

CH-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

Major decisions by elected leaders

Free and Fair electoral competition

One person, one vote, one value





05 04 CIVICS CH-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

Rule of law and respect for rights

Merits of Democracy

Arguments against Democracy

IV 18-21 04 04 CIVICS

CH-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

Democracy

Broader meaning of Democracy


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 04 CIVICS

CH-3 Constitutional design

Democratic constitution -South Africa

Struggle Against Apartheid

Towards a new constitution

PT-I Class IX Date: 06 Jul – 15 Jul

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HISTORY

CH-1 The French revolution MAP WORK

CIVICS CH-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy? Classes VI-VIII Date: 06 Jul-17 Jul

II 06-11 05 04 CIVICS


Why do we need a constitution?

Making of the Indian Constitution

The path to constitution The constituent assembly.

III 13-18 05 04 CIVICS


Guiding values of the INDIAN Constitution

Philosophy of the constitution

The Preamble of the Indian constitution

Institutional design



06 04 HISTORY

CH-2 Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution

The age of social change

Liberals, Radicals and conservatives

Industrial society and social change

The coming of socialism to Europe

Support for socialism

V 27-31 05

04 HISTORY CH-2 Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution

The Russian Revolution

Russian Empire in 1914

Economy and society’

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 04 HISTORY


Socialism in Russia

First World war and Russian empire

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Day

04 03 HISTORY


The February Revolution in Petrograd

The Revolution in October 1917


06 04 HISTORY CH-2 Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution

The Revolution in October 1917

What changed after October?


30-Muharram

05 04

HISTORY


The Civil War

Making of Socialist Society


01 01 Revision

Revision


05 04 Revision

Revision


CIVICS CH-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

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CH-3 Constitutional design HISTORY CH-1 The French Revolution CH-2 Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution

II 07-12 05

Mid Term/ HYE Exam


06

IV 21-26 05 Paper showing Paper showing

V 28-30

03 02 HISTORY CH-2 Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution

Stalinism and Collectivisation



02 01 HISTORY


The Global influence of Russian revolution and USSR

MAPWORK

II 05-10 05 03 CIVICS CH 4 Electoral politics

Assembly elections in Haryana

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Why do we need elections?

What makes elections Democratic?

Is it good to have political competition?


06 03 CIVICS

CH 4 Electoral politics

What is our system of elections?

Electoral constituencies

Reserved Constituencies


03 03 CIVICS


Voters list Nomination of the candidates

Election campaign

Polling and counting


Birthday

04 03 CIVICS CH 4 Electoral politics

What makes elections in India democratic?

Independent Election Commission



(with students)

05 03 CIVICS


Popular participation Challenge to free and fair

elections


04 03 CIVICS


Revision

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(with Students)

05 04 HISTORY

CH-3 Nazism and the rise of Hitler

Birth of Weimar Republic PT-III Class IX

HISTORY

CH-1 The French Revolution CH-2 Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution (Including MAP WORK) CIVICS CH-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy? CH-3 Constitutional design CH 4 Electoral politics


05 04 HISTORY


The effects of the war

The year of depression

Dec-20 II 01-05 05 04 HISTORY CH-3 Nazism and the rise of Hitler

Hitler’s rise to power Destruction of Democracy

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III 07-12

06 04 HISTORY


The Nazi world view

Steps to Death


06 04 HISTORY


Youth in Nazi Germany

The cult of motherhood

The art of Propaganda


03 02 HISTORY CH-3 Nazism and the rise of Hitler

Ordinary people and the crime against humanity

Knowledge about the Holocaust

MAPWORK




06 04 CIVICS

CH- 5 Working of institutions

How is a major policy decision taken

A government order

The decision makers

Need of political institutions

Parliament

II 18-23 05 04 CIVICS

CH- 5 Working of institutions

Why do we need a Parliament?

Two Houses of parliament

Powers of the Prime Minister


VI-VIII

04 04 CIVICS

CH- 5 Working of

The President- Powers of the President

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institutions

The judiciary and the Independence of the Indian Judiciary




06 04 Revision

Revision

II 08-13 05 Annual Exam

Annual Exam


06

IV 22-27 05



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Class – IX

Sub: Geography /Economics

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

02 Geography ch 1 India – Size and Location

.Location

.Size

.Size and the world


03 03 Geography ch 1 India – Size and Location

India and Neighbours




05 04 Geography ch 1 India – Size and Location

Map work Question and Answers


05 04 Geo: ch 2 Physical features of India

Introduction on Formation of Himalayas

V 27-30 04 04 ch 2 Physical features of India

Major Physiographic Divisions of India

May-20 I 01-02



02 02 ch 2 Physical features of India

1. Himalayas 2. Northern Plains

II 04-09




. Peninsular Plateau

. India Desert

. Coastal plains

. The Islands




Questions & answers Map work as per CBSE Map list

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16- Working Saturday (With Staff) (Open House X & XII)

IV 18-21 04 04 Economics ch 1 The story of village Palampur

Organisation of Production factors Questions & Answers


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 04 Ch-1 The story of farming in Palampur

Farming in Palampur PT -1 Geography ch-1 India size & Location Ch-2 Physical Features of India Economics ch-1 The story of village Palampur

II 06-11 05 04 Ch-1 The story of farming in Palampur

Non farming Activities

III 13-18 05 04 Ch-1 The story of farming in Palampur

Questions & Answers



06 04 Eco : ch-2 People as a Resource

Introduction Economics activities

V 27-31 05

04 ch-2 People as a Resource

Quality of population

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 04 ch-2 People as a Resource

Education



Day

04 03 Eco :ch-2 People as a Resource

Quality of population Health


06 04 ch-2 People as a Resource

Quality of population Unemployment


30-Muharram

05 04

ch-2 People as a Resource

Questions & Answers


01 01 ch-2 People as a Resource

Questions & Answers

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Sep-20 I 01-05 05 - Working Saturday

(Students) 05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

05 04 Revision

Worksheets

II 07-12 05 Mid Term / HYE EXAM

Mid Term PT – II

Geography

Ch-1 India size & location

Ch-2 Physical features of

India

Map work

Eco –ch 1 The story of

village Paramour

Ch-2 People as Resource


06

IV 21-26

05 Paper showing Paper showing

V 28-30

03 02 Geo: ch 4 Climate Introduction weather and climate



02 01 Geo: ch 4 Climate Climate controls

II 05-10 05 03 Geo: ch 4 Climate India monsoon , Mechanism of monsoon , seasons , distribution of rainfall


06 03 Ch – Drainage Map work CBSE Rivers & lakes map list


03 03 Ch-5 Natural vegetation & wildlife

Factors affecting Types of vegetation Map work


Birthday

04 03 Eco ch-3 Poverty as a challenge

Introduction Social exclusion

Autum Break 22 Oct – 25 Oct 2020

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(with students)

05 03 Ch- 3 Poverty as a challenge

Poverty Line



Estimation Income method Expenditure Method


(with Students)


Inter state Disparities Causes of poverty

PT – III Geo : ch-1 India size & location Ch-2 Physical features of India Ch-3 Drainage – Map work only Ch- 4 Climate Ch-5 Natural Vegetation& wildlife Eco – ch-1 The story of village Palampur Ch-2 People as a Resource Ch-3 Poverty As a challenge Map work from related chapters


05 04 PT – III EXAM



Anti Poverty measures

III 07-12 12


Anti Poverty measures

IV 14-19 15,16 – TAFS MUN 19-Working Saturday,


Questions & Answers

5 | P a g e



Open House (VI- XII)



Questions & Answers




06 04 Geography Map work of Chapters CBSE Map list

II 18-23 05 04 Geography Map work Practice III 25-30 26-Republic Day

28-Class Test Begins VI-VIII

04 04 Revision Worksheets Questions & Answers




06 04 Revision Revision

II 08-13 05 Annual Annual Exam


06

EXAM

IV 22-27 05



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