CLASS - VI Syllabus for 2020-2021

ENGLISH APRIL LIT - Chapter 1 – Pret in the House Poem - Be a friend Grammar- The Sentence MAY LIT - Chapter 2 – Attela MCB - Chapter 1 – Playing the game Grammar- Chapter 2 – Subject and predicate Chapter 4 – Affirmative and Negative sentences JULY LIT - Chapter 3 – “Pandora and the Mysterious Box” Poem - “You can’t be that” MCB - Chapter 2 – “My greatest Prize” Poem - The Victor Grammar- Chapter 3 – Phrases and clauses Chapter 5 – Formation of Interrogative sentences Chapter 6 – The Noun; kinds of Nouns

AUGUST LIT- Chapter 4 – The school forsympathy MCB- Chapter 3 – A Hornbill called Harold Grammar- Chapter 7 – The Noun -gender

SEPTEMBER

LIT-Poem- The Spider and The Fly

MCB-Chapter 4- UnforgettableSalimAli

Poem - If Ever Isee

Grammar- Chapter 8 – TheAdjective

Chapter 9 – Articles Chapter 10 – The Pronoun

Writing- Letter (Formal and Informal- P-25)

OCTOBER LIT- Chapter 5-Hotel Stefani

MCB- Chapter 5-The Bravest Girl

Grammar- Chapter 11 – The Verb

Chapter 12 –Tenses

Chapter 14– Adverb

Writing- Paragraph Writing

NOVEMBER

MCB- Chapter 6 – “The Gift of Wali Dad”

Poem– “Peace, Peace,Peace“

Grammar- Chapter 13 –Active and Passive Voice

Chapter 15- The Preposition

Chapter 16 – The Conjunction

Writing- Message Writing

DECEMBER

LIT- Chapter 7-As You Like It

MCB- Chapter 7 –The Monkey Puzzle Tree

Grammar- Chapter 17 – TheInterjection

Chapter 18 – Direct and Indirect Speech

Chapter 31- Figures of Speech

Writing- Notice

JANUARY

LIT- Poem- “Daybreak”

MCB- Chapter 9–“The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe”

Grammar- Chapter 19 – Agreement of the verb with the subject Chapter 20 –Punctuation

Vocabulary (Activity – Oral Skills – II)

JULY,SEPTEMBER – Words Liable to be confused and Misused – Chapter 21

OCTOBER , NOVEMBER- Synonyms- Chapter 22

DECEMBER, JANUARY- Antonyms- Chapter 23

SOCIAL STUDIES

April

History

Chapter 1: Introduction to History (What, When, Where and How)

May

Geography

Chapter 16: The Earth in the Solar System

June

Civics

Chapter 24: Understanding Diversity

July

History

Chapter 2: The Earliest Societies

Chapter 3: Man as a Farmer and Herder

Geography

Chapter17: Maps- How They Help Us

Civics

Chapter25: Diversity: Prejudice, Discrimination and Inequality

August

History

Chapter 4: The First Cities: The HarappanCivilisation

Chapter 5: Different Ways of Living: What Books and Burials Tell Us (The Vedic Period and Chalcolithic settlements)

September

History

Chapter 6: Rise of Janapadas, Mahajanapadas and Kingdoms

Geography

Chapter 18: Globe – A Model of the Earth (Latitudes and Longitudes)

Civics

Chapter 26: The Government

October

History

Chapter 7: New Questions and Ideas- Upanishads, Jainism and Buddhism

Geography

Chapter 19: Motions of the Earth

Chapter 27: Rural Local Government: ThePanchayati Raj and Three-Tier System

November

History

Chapter 10: Contact with Distant Lands (Work of Traders)

Chapter 11: Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)

Geography

Chapter 20: Major Domains of the Earth and Relief Features

December

History

Chapter 12: Political Developments-The New Empires and Kingdoms

Geography

Chapter 21: India- Our Country

Civics

Chapter 28: Urban Local Government

January

History

Chapter 13: Harshavardhana and His Times (Political Development - New Empires and Kingdoms)

Geography

Chapter 22: India-Climate

Civics

Chapter 29: District Administration

COMPUTER

APRIL Chapter 1 – Knowing our numbers

MAY Chapter 2 – Operation on numbers

JUNE

Chapter 1 – Fundamentals of Computer

JULY

Chapter 2 – Computer languages

Chapter 3 – Problem solving Techniques

AUGUST

Chapter 4 – Tables in word 2010

Chapter 5 – Mail merge in word 2010

SEPTEMBER

Chapter 6 – Animating a presentation and examination

OCTOBER

Chapter 7 – Introduction to Excel 2010 NOVEMBER

Chapter 8 – More about excel

Chapter 9 – Introduction to E-mail

DECEMBER

Chapter 10 – Let’s learn HTML

JANUARY

Chapter 11 – More about scratch

FEBRUARY Revision

MATHS April Ch 1 Knowing our numbers

May Ch 2 -Operations on numbers

June Ch 3 Whole numbers

July Ch 4 Playing with numbers

Ch5- negative numbers and integers

August Ch 6 Fractions

September Ch 7 Decimals

October Ch 8 Introduction to algebra

Ch 9 Ratio and Proportion

November Ch 10 Basic geometrical ideas

Ch 13 Constructions

December Ch 14 Mensuration

January Ch 15 Data handling

Feb- Annual Examination

GENERAL SCIENCE

APRIL → 1. Food – Where does it come from?

2. Components of Food

MAY AND JUNE → 3. Fibre to Fabric

4. Sorting Materials in to Groups

JULY → 5. Separation of Substances

6. Changes around Us

AUGUST → 7. Getting to Know Plants

SEPTEMBER → 8. Body Movements

OCTOBER → 9. The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings.

NOVEMBER → 11. Light , Shadows and Reflection.

12. Electricity and Circuits.

DECEMBER → 13. Fun with Magnets.

JANUARY → 15. Air around Us

FEBRUARY → 16. Garbage in , Garbage out. CLASS – VI

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JULY → CHAPTER 1 to 9

AUGUST → CHAPTER 10 to 18

SEPTEMBER → CHAPTER 19 to 27

OCTOBER → CHAPTER 28 to 34

NOVEMBER → CHAPTER 35 to 40

DECEMBER → CHAPTER 41 to 46

JANUARY → CHAPTER 47 to 50

FEBRUARY → CHAPTER 51 to 54