Class VII Sub: English Weekly Syllabus Academic Session ...

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

Class – VII

Sub: English

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2020-21

English Alive (Literature Reader)- Collins

English Alive (Coursebook)- Collins

English Alive (Workbook)- Collins

Collins English Grammar and Composition

Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

1 1

General Introduction and Instructions Grammar: Nouns

*Definition *Types of Nouns *Usage *Practice Exercises

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

03 3 Grammar: Articles

*Definition *The Three Articles *Usage *Practice Exercises

III 13-18 14 - Ambedakar Jayanti

18-Working Saturday (Student)

18-Parent Orientation (VI & IX)

05 3 2

Writing: Paragraph Writing Writing: Informal Letter

*Introduction *Basic Elements *Things to Remember *Sample *Practice Questions Introduction *Difference between Formal

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and Informal Letter *Format *Purpose *Basic elements *Sample question *Practice exercise

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

05 2 3

Informal Letter (contd.) Grammar: Tenses (Present and Past only; Simple, Continuous and Perfect)

*Definition Types, Time Frames *Differentiation *Usage *Practice exercises

V 27-30 04 2 2

Grammar: Tenses (contd.) Picture Composition

Concept

Points to remember

Guided Exercise

Sample Task

Practice Question

May-20 I 01-02

01-Support Staff Day 02- Working Saturday

(Student, Prize Distribution VI-VIII

02 2 Sentence Reordering

* Concept of a sentence (in brief) *Practice questions

II 04-09

07 – Budh Purnima 08- Class Test Begins

(VI-VIII) 05, 06-THE QUEST

04 4

(Course book) The Shopping List Mystery

Theme- Passion, Art, Talent

Comprehension of the story- reading and discussion about the events.

Character analysis- Sandip

Teaching Values- respecting talents, importance of

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motivation, etc.

Back exercises

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

15- Class Test Ends (VI-IX)

16- Working Saturday

(With Staff) (Open House X & XII)

05 2

3

Grammar: Transitive and Intransitive Verbs (Chapter- 4) Literature Reader: Excuses, Excuses

Direct and Indirect Object

Transitive Verbs

Verbs of Incomplete Predication

Complements of the Verb

Loud reading of the poem with appropriate stress, intonation and pauses.

Appreciating humour in the poem.

Discussion of difficult words and poetic devices used.

Detailed discussion to illicit answers of the questions given at the back of the poem.

IV 18-21 04 3 1

Grammar: Agreement of Subject and Verb Explanation of Holiday Homework

Concept

Elaboration on the common rules.

Practice exercises

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

Jul-20 I 01-04 03 3 Literature Reader: A Mad Tea Party

About the Author

Familiarizing students with ‘Alice in the Wonderland’.

Discussion about Fiction being a Genre, and element of Fantasy.

Reading and comprehending the extract.

Role play can also be taken up.

Describing the setting, characters, literary devices, new words, etc.

Discussion of Question- Answers.

PT-I Grammar - Adjectives - Sentence Reordering - Subject Verb Agreement Literature - The Shopping List Mystery - Excuses, Excuses (poem) - A Mad Tea Party

II 06-11 05 3 2

(Literature Reader) A Mad Tea Party

(contd.)

(Grammar) Adjectives

*Definition *Types of Adjectives *Comparison of Adjectives *Usage *Practice exercises

III 13-18 05 2

3

(Grammar) Adjectives (contd.)

(Course Book) Birds Of A Feather

The Grackle

Storks Fly North

Discussion about what stereotypes are, and how would have they started/ came into use.

Stereotypes around different animals like cats, birds like

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crows, cuckoos, etc.

Virtues that humans can learn from birds and animals.

Sensitizing the students about the need to protect the fauna.

Reading the poems with appropriate stress, intonation and pauses.

IV 20-25 25 – Investiture Ceremony

25 – Working Saturday (with Students)

06 2 4

Birds of a Feather (contd.) (Grammar) Pronouns

Definition

Types of Pronouns

Uses and application

Practice Exercises

V 27-31 05 2

1

2

Writing Skills Diary Entry Vocabulary Building Exercise: Compound Words

Revision: Figures of Speech (Extra Marks Module)

Purpose of a diary entry

Points to remember

Sample exercise

Practice Question

Structure

Usage of compound words

Simile, metaphors, personification, alliteration, repetition, etc.

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 4 (Course Book)

Fourteen- I

Fourteen- II

Reading

Detailed discussion for better comprehension.

Introduce satire

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Students to learn exaggerated word expression and homophones.

Learning to practise word stress and pronunciation, and enact a one- act play.

Questions- answers.

II 10-15 12 – Janmashtami 13-Independence Day

Celebrations 15 – Independence

Day

04 1 3

ASL Familiarizing the learners about Listening and Speaking Activity Assessment of the Speaking Skills for Term I.

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

06 5

Grammar: Active and Passive Voice (Chapter 15, Grammar Book)

Concept

Usage

Changing active to passive only.

Exercises

IV 24-29 24-28 – Class Test (VI-XII)

30-Muharram

05 2 2 1

Literature Reader- The New Teacher Grammar- Grammar on the Go (Chapter- 24)

Recapitulation of all the chapters in literature section.

Reading of the story.

Comprehension exercises.

Correct Use of Adjectives

Question Tags

Exercises ----Syllabus covered till date

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V 31

31 – Class Test (VI-VIII)

01

1

Recapitulation of all the chapters in literature section (contd.)

---Syllabus covered till date

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

05 2 2

Recapitulation of all the concepts in grammar section. Recapitulation of all the topics covered in writing skills. Revision worksheets to be done and discussed.

----Format, Things to remember and sample questions --- Syllabus covered till date.

II 07-12 05 Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term (PT-II)

Reading (05 marks) -Unseen passage/poem Writing and Grammar (20 marks) - Picture Composition - Informal letter - Diary Entry - Subject Verb Agreement - Pronouns - Adjectives - Tenses (Simple, Continuous and Perfect- Past and Present) - Transitive & Intransitive Verbs Literature (15 marks) - Excuses, Excuses - A Mad Tea Party

III 14-19 19 – Working Saturday (Students)

06

IV 21-26

05 2 3

Distribution of Answer Sheets and discussion of paper (Grammar) Primary and Modal Auxiliaries (Chapter 6- Grammar and Composition)

*Concept *Types of Modal Auxiliaries *Usage *Practice exercises

V 28-30

03 3

Writing Skill:

Formal Letter (To

the Principal

only.)

A short discussion on

difference between a formal

and an informal letter.

Style of writing, format,

organization, sample

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question - The New Teacher

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

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

02 2

Literature Reader: It Couldn’t Be Done

Importance of never giving-up.

Not letting failure discourage you from exploring new possibilities.

Reading the poem for comprehension.

Literary Devices- Paradox and Refrain.

Questions- Answers

II 05-10 05 5

Literature Reader- How Far is the River

Appreciating nature

Realistic fiction as a genre.

Nature as a teacher.

Questions and Answers

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

06 5

Grammar: Adverbs (Grammar Book, Chapter- 10 & Workbook Pg 13-15)

Types

Position of Adverbs

Degrees of Comparison

Exercises

IV 19-24 22-25 – Autumn Break

03 2

Unseen Poem Practice (Workbook Pg 18- 20) Bob Dylan- The Voice of a Generation

Comprehension

Vocabulary- Rhyme Scheme

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

Birthday

04 4 Leisure Reading: Goodbye, Pasha Begum! (Main course Book)

Time- travel as a theme.

Appreciating the cultural heritage.

Insight into the Mughal Dynasty/ knowing more about Timuriya.

Familiarization with some Historical terms from the story.

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

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

(with students)

05 3 2

Grammar: Prepositions (Chapter- 11; Grammar Book) Grammar: Conjunctions (Chapter- 12; Grammar Book)

Prepositions- Types (Time, Place, Movement and Direction)

Exercises

Types of Conjunctions (Coordinating, Subordinating and Correlative)

Application and exercises

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

04 1 3

Reading Comprehension: Flames in the Forest (Workbook- Pg 30- 34) Literature Reader: The Ballad of Semerwater

Comprehension

Vocabulary

Understanding a ballad.

About the author

Literary devices: imagery, rhyme, refrain and transferred epithet

Glossary and questions- answers.

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

(with Students)

05 4

Literature Reader: Frankenstein’s Creation

Science becoming harmful instead of being helpful.

Creation sometimes proves to be fatal for the creator.

Genre: Science Fiction

Questions- Answers

PT-III Reading

Unseen Passage/ Poem

Writing

Formal Letter Grammar

Active- Passive Voice

Primary and Modal Auxiliaries

Adverbs Literature

How Far is the River

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(Prose)

It Couldn’t Be Done (Poem)

IV 23-28 30 - Guru Nanak's Birthday

05 3

2

Writing Skill: Notice Writing Vocabulary: (Language Development) Exercises from the Workbook Pg 27- 29

Style of writing

Format

Organization

Sample question.

Collective nouns

Jumbled Words

Dec-20 II 01-05 05 5

Literature Reader: The Wrong House

About the author

Appreciating humour

Understanding the element of mystery in a story.

Literary devices: Rhetorical repetition, simile, alliteration and irony.

III 07-12

06 5 Grammar: Direct and Indirect Speech (Grammar Book, Chapter- 16)

Concept, rules of conversion

Usage

Practice exercises

IV 14-19 19-Working Saturday, Open House (VI- XII)

06 3 2

Direct- Indirect Speech (contd.) Leisure Reading: (Course Book) The Diary of a Space Traveller

Theme

Genre

Difficult Words

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

03 3 Writing Skill:

Dialogue Writing

Pattern

Structure

Sample

Practice Question

*** 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 4

Literature Reader: The Spider and the Fly (Poetry)

Knowing the poet

Theme, mood and tone of the poem

Literary devices: Imagery, alliteration, simile, onomatopoeia

Fable in a verse

Questions- Answers

II 18-23 05 5

Literature: A Christmas Carol

Autobiographical inspiration

Understanding the theme

Analyzing the characters

Enacting the play

Significance of festivals and traditions

Literary Devices: Onomatopoeia, metonymy, allusion.

Questions- Answers

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

VI-VIII

04 4 Assessment of Listening and Speaking Skills.

Listening activity (under ASL will be

conducted in the class.( The track

will be played twice and the

students will write their responses

on the worksheet)

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Speaking activity (under ASL will be

conducted in the class. The topics

for the same will be announced in

the class beforehand)

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

06-Working Saturday,

Citation Ceremony, Open House (X& XII)

06 02

04

Literature Reader: Nightfall in the city of Hyderabad Recapitulation of all the topics covered in the second term.

Reading

Comprehension

Vocabulary

Types of Imagery

Questions- Answers

II 08-13 05 5 Revision worksheets to be done and discussed in the class and doubts to be clarified

FINAL TERM Reading

Unseen Passage/ Poem

Writing

Formal Letter

Notice Writing

Dialogue Writing

Diary Entry (Term-I) Grammar

Primary and Modal Auxiliaries

Adverbs

Conjunctions

Prepositions

Direct and Indirect Speech

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Adjectives (Term-I)

Tenses (Term-I) Literature

How Far is the River (Prose)

It Couldn’t Be Done (Poem)

The Ballad of Semerwater

The Wrong House

Frankenstein’s Creation

The Spider and the Fly

A Christmas Carol

The New Teacher (Term-I)

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

06 6

Revision worksheets to be done and discussed in the class and doubts to be clarified

IV 22-27 05 5 Revision worksheets to be done and discussed in the class and doubts to be clarified

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 – VII

Sub: Hindi

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

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03 3

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05 5

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IV 20-25 05 5 fgeky; dh

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V 27-30 04 4

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May-20 I 01-02



02 2 O;kdj.k o.kZ fopkj

II 04-09

07 – Budh Purnima 05, 06-THE QUEST

04 4 feBkbZokyk ys[kd ifjp;] ikB izos”k]

ikB okpu] “kCnkFkZ]

O;k[;k] ikB dh

iqujko`fr] iz”uksÙkj

III 11-16 16- Working Saturday


05 5 O;kdj.k

iqujko`fr

vifBr xn~;ka”k

IV 18-21 04 4 O;kdj.k Ik=&ys[ku


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 3 jDr vkSj

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O;k[;k] ikB dh

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

Oklar Hkkx&2

&fgeky; dh csfV;k¡ II 06-11 05 5 jDr vkSj

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III 13-18 05 5

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06 5 ikik [kks x,

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21&7&20 ls

23&7&20 rd

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PT1 vkofÙk dk;Z 21&7&20

ls 23&7&20 rd

dfo ifjp; vkSj okpu

V 27-31 05

5 “kke ,d fdlku

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dfork dh O;k[;k vkSj

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O;k[;k

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 2

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Day

04 2

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06 2

&pkSlj dk [ksy

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IV 24-29 30-Muharram

05 2

O;kdj.k

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V 31

01 2 vkofÙk dk;Z

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Sep-20 I 01-05 05 - Working Saturday (Students)

05 2 vkofÙk dk;Z

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05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

vkofÙk dk;Z

II 07-12 05 2 vkofÙk dk;Z

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term (PT-II)

Date : 08 Sep – 22 Sep

Oklar Hkkx&2

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“kjhj

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IV 21-26

05 Mid Term/ HYE Exam Mid Term/ HYE Exam

V 28-30

03 2 jghe ds nksgs dfo ifjp;] ikB izos”k

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02 2

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II 05-10 05 2

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06 2 ,d frudk

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03 2 &Hkhe vkSj

guqeku

&Ekk;koh ljksoj

ikB okpu

lkjka”k

ewyfcanq


Birthday

04 2 [kkuiku dh

cnyrh rlohj


lLoj okpu] “kCnkFkZ]

O;k[;k] iz”uksÙkj



(with students)

05 2

&;{k&iz”u

O;kdj.k

ikB okpu] lkjka”k] ewyfcanq

eqgkojs

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

04 2 &vKkrokl

&fojkV dk Hkze

ikB okpu] lkjka”k] ewyfcanq


(with Students)

05 2 &fojkV dk Hkze

&”kkafrnwr

Jhd`’.k

ikB okpu

lkjka”k

ewyfcanq

PT-III Class IX

PT-III Classes VI-VIII

Oklar Hkkx&2

&jghe ds nksgs

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&dapk

&,d frudk

Ckky egkHkkjr dFkk

&Hkhe vkSj guqeku

&Ekk;koh ljksoj

&;{k iz”u

O;kdj.k

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05 2 &ikaMoksa vkSj

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lsukifr

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Dec-20 II 01-05 05 2 &igyk] nwljk

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III 07-12

06 2

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

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03 2 &vfHkeU;q

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Jan-21 I 11-16 16- Working Saturday

(with Students)

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lkjka”k

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Oklar Hkkx&2

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& ohj dqo¡j flag

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&fojkV dk Hkze

&”kkafrnwr Jhd’.k

II 18-23 05 2 &vkpk;Z nzks.k

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x,

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III 25-30 26-Republic Day

04 2 &ikaMoksa dk

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O;ogkj

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Feb-21 I 01-06 06-Working Saturday,


06 2

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II 08-13 05 2 ohj dqo¡j flag


lLoj okpu] izR;sd xn~;

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06 2

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IV 22-27 05 2 vkofÙk dk;Z

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Mar-21 Final Exam Classes VI-VIII Annual Exam Class IX & XI


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Class VII

Sub: MATHEMATICS

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

Ch-1 Integers

Introduction Ex 1.1


03 Ch -1 Integers

Properties of addition, subtraction and multiplication of Integers Ex 1.2




05 Ch -1 Integers

Multiplication of Integers Ex 1.3 Division of Integers Ex 1.4


05 Ch -2 Fractions and Decimals

Introduction Ex 2.1

V 27-30 04 Ch -2 Fractions and Decimals

Multiplication of fraction by a whole number

Ex 2.2

May-20 I 01-02




Multiplication of fraction by a fraction Ex 2.3

II 04-09




Division of fraction Ex 2.4

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About Decimals Ex 2.5 Multiplication of decimals numbers by 10 ,100 &1000

Ex 2.6 Division of decimal numbers Ex 2.7 EXTRA QUESTIONS

REVISION

IV 18-21 04 REVISION


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 Ch -3 Data Handling

Introduction Range and arithmetic mean Ex 3.1 Mode and median of the Data

Ex 3.2

PT-I Class VII

1. INTEGERS

2. FRACTIONS AND

DECIMALS

II 06-11 05 Ch -3 Data Handling

Ch -4 Simple

Equations

Bar graphs interpretation and drawing Ex 3.3

● Introduction ● Ex 4.1 ● Forming an equation from statement and vice -a-versa Ex 4.2

III 13-18 05 Ch -4 Simple Equations

● Solving the equations ● Ex 4.3

● Applications of Simple

Equations to practical situations Ex 4.4

IV 20-25 25 – Investiture 06 Ch-5 Lines and ● Introduction

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Ceremony 25 – Working Saturday

(with Students)

Angles

● Related angles:

● Complimentary angles , supplementary angles , adjacent angles , linear pair , vertically opposite angles

Ex 5.1

V 27-31 05

Ch-5 Lines and Angles

Pair of lines: Intersecting Lines and Parallel Lines

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 Ch-5 Lines and

Angles

Transversal Of parallel lines Ex 5.2



Day

04 Ch-6 The Triangle and its Properties

Introduction Medians of a triangle , altitudes of a triangle Ex 6.1


06 Ch-6 The Triangle and its Properties

Exterior angle of a triangle and its

property

Ex 6.2


30-Muharram

05

Ch 6 The Triangle

and its Properties

Angle sum property of a triangle

Ex 6.3

V 31 31 – Class Test (VI-VIII)

01

REVISION


05

REVISION

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II 07-12 05

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term (PT-II) Ch 1 INTEGERS Ch 2 FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS Ch 3. DATA HANDLING Ch 4 SIMPLE EQUATIONS Ch 5 LINES AND ANGLES Ch 6 TRIANGLES AND IT’ S PROPERTIES TILL EX 6.3


06

IV 21-26 05

V 28-30

03 02 Ch 6 The Triangle and its Properties

Inequality property Ex 6.4 Right angled triangles and Pythagoras property Ex 6.5

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


02 01 Ch 6 The Triangle and its Properties

Right angled triangles and

Pythagoras property

Ex 6.5 CONT.

II 05-10 05 03 Ch 9 Rational Numbers

Introduction Equivalent rational numbers Rational number between two rational numbers Ex 9.1


06 03 Ch 9 Rational Numbers

Operations on rational numbers Ex 9.2


03 02 Ch 12 Algebraic Expressions

Introduction Terms of an expression Monomial, binomial and polynomial Ex 12.1



Addition and Subtraction Of algebraic expressions

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Birthday Ex 12.2

Nov-20 I 02-07 04- Karwa Chouth

07- Working Saturday (with students)


Addition and Subtraction Of algebraic expressions Ex 12.2 CONT.

II 09-14 13-14 – Diwali Holidays

15- Govardhan Puja


Finding a value of an expression Ex 12.3 Formulas and rules Ex 12.4


(with Students)

05 03 Ch- 11 Perimeter and Area

Introduction Squares and rectangles Ex 11.1

Area of a parallelogram and triangle Ex 11.2

PT-III Class VII CH 9. RATIONAL NUMBERS CH 12. ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS


05 03 Ch- 11 Perimeter and Area

Circles: Circumference and area Ex 11.3

Dec-20 II 01-05 05 03 Ch- 11 Perimeter and Area

Applications Ex 11.4

III 07-12

06 03 Ch 8 Comparing Quantities

Introduction Ratio and proportion, unitary method Ex 8.1

Percentage Ex 8.2


06 03 Ch 8 Comparing Quantities Ch 8 Comparing Quantities

● Increase and decrease

as percent ● Profit and loss ● Simple interest

Ex 8.3

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03 03 Ch 7 Congruence Of triangles

Introduction Ex 7.1




06 03 Ch 7 Congruence Of triangles

● Congruence criterions Ex 7.2 ● All try these

II 18-23 05 03 Ch 10 Practical Geometry

Construction of a line parallel to a given line through a point

Ex 10.1 Construction of triangles (SSS criterion and SAS criterion ) Ex 10.2 Ex 10.3


VI-VIII

04 03 Ch 10 Practical Geometry Ch 13 Exponents and Powers

Construction of triangles ( ASA criterion) Ex 10.4 Construction of triangles ( RHS criterion) Ex 10.5

Introduction




06 03 Ch 13 Exponents and Powers

Laws of Exponents Ex 13.2 Expressing large numbers in standard form

Ex 13.3

II 08-13 05 03 Ch 14 Symmetry

Lines of Symmetry Ex 14.1 Rotational Symmetry Ex 14.2 Line and Rotational Symmetry Ex 14.3

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Ch 15 Visualising solid shapes

Introduction Plane figures and solid shapes Nets for building solid shapes Ex 15.1

Oblique and Isometric sketches Ex 15.2 Viewing different sections of a solid Ex 15.3 Ex 15.4


06 03

REVISION

IV 22-27 05 03 REVISION



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Class – VII

Sub: Sanskrit

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02


03




05

IV 20-25 05

V 27-30 04 May-20 I 01-02



02

II 04-09

07 – Budh Purnima 05, 06-THE QUEST

04

III 11-16

05

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

IV 18-21 04


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 fo/kk;k% egRoe~ ikB dk vuqokn o vH;kl dk;Z PT-I Class IX Date: 06 Jul – 15 Jul Classes VI-VIII Date: 06 Jul-17 Jul

fo/kk;k% egRoe~

II 06-11 05 fo/kk;k% egRoe~

ikB dk vuqokn o vH;kl dk;Z

III 13-18 05 ikf.kuh%




06 ikf.kuh% ikB dk vuqokn o vH;kl dk;Z

V 27-31 05

cqf);ZL;% cye~

rL;


Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 cqf);ZL;% cye~

rL;




Day

04 egkKkuh

v’VkoØ%



06 egkKkuh

v’VkoØ%


IV 24-29 30-Muharram

05

O;kdj.k

“kCn :Ik rr~

¼iqfYyax o L=hfyax½

V 31

01 O;kdj.k

/kkrq :Ik&d`

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Ykdkj& yV~

Sep-20 I 01-05 05 - Working Saturday

(Students) 05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

05

vkofÙk dk;Z

vkofÙk dk;Z

II 07-12 05

vkofÙk dk;Z

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

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

fo/kk;k% egRoe~

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cqf);ZL;% cye~

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06

IV 21-26

05 Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

V 28-30

03



02 yksHk% ikiL;%

dkj.ke~


II 05-10 05 vk;ZHkê% ikB dk vuqokn o vH;kl dk;Z

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06 iwueZw’kdksHko%





V 26-31 30 – Milad-un-Nabi 31- Maharishi

Valmiki's Birthday





(with students)

05 milZx o izR;;


II 09-14 13-14 – Diwali

Holidays 15- Govardhan Puja

04 milZx o izR;;



(with Students)

05 milZx o izR;;

ikB dk vuqokn o vH;kl dk;Z PT-III Class IX


yksHk% ikiL;%

dkj.ke~

vk;ZHkê%

iwueZw’kdksHko%

O;kdj.k

milZx o izR;;

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05 O;kdj.k /kkrq :Ik&d` yV~ ydkj

Dec-20 II 01-05 05 lqHkkf’krkfu


III 07-12

06 lqHkkf’krkfu



06 nkuohj d.kZ%



03 nkuohj d.kZ%



Jan-21 I 11-16 16- Working Saturday (with Students)

06 _Rko%

ikB dk vuqokn o vH;kl dk;Z lqHkkf’krkfu

nkuohj d.kZ%

la[;kokpd “kCnk%

O;kdj.k

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uiqaldfyax½

/kkrq :Ik n`”k~

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II 18-23 05 _Rko%



04 vifBr

Feb-21 I 01-06 06-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open House (X& XII)

06 la[;kokpd

“kCnk%


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II 08-13 05 la[;kokpd

“kCnk%



06

Ik;kZ;k% foi;kZ;k

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IV 22-27 05 vkofÙk dk;Z

vkofÙk dk;Z



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Class – VII

Sub: Science

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

3 Chapter 1 : Nutrition in Plants

1.1 : Modes of Nutrition in Plants(Non-assessed Topic)


03 4 Chapter 1 : Nutrition in Plants

1.2 : Photosynthesis – Food making process in Plants(Non-assessed Topic) 1.3 : Other modes of Nutrition in Plants




05 7 Chapter 1 : Nutrition in Plants

1.4 : Saprotrophs 1.5: How nutrients are replenished in the soil


05 7 Chapter 2 : Nutrition in Animals

2.1 : Different ways of taking food 2.2: Digestion in Humans

V 27-30 04 5 Chapter 2 : Nutrition in Animals

2.3 : Digestion in Grass-Eating Animals (Non-assessed Topic) 2.4 : Feeding and Digestion in Amoeba (Non-assessed Topic)

May-20 I 01-02



02 2 Chapter 3: Fibre to

Fabric

3.1: Wool

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II 04-09



04 3 Chapter 3: Fibre to Fabric

3.2 : Silk





05 7 Chapter 4 : Heat 4.1 :Hot & Cold 4.2: Measuring Temperature 4.3 :Laboratory Thermometer

IV 18-21 04 5 Chapter 4 : Heat

4.4: Transfer of Heat (Non-assessed Topic) 4.5: Kinds of clothes we wear in summer & winter (Non-assessed Topic)


Jul-20 I 01-04 03 4 Chapter 5: Acids, Bases and Salts

5.1 : Acids and Bases 5.2: Natural indicators around us Revision

PT-I Classes VI-VIII Date: 06 Jul-17 Jul Chapter 1: Nutrition in Plants Chapter 2: Nutrition in animals

II 06-11 05 7 Chapter 5: Acids, Bases and Salts Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes

5.3: Neutralisation 5.4 : Neutralisation in Everyday life 6.1: Physical Changes

III 13-18 05 7 Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes

6.2: Chemical Change 6.3: Rusting of Iron 6.4:Crystallisation (Non-assessed Topic)



06 7 Chapter 7 : Weather, Climate & Adaptations of Animals to Climate

7.1: Weather 7.2 :Climate 7.3 :Climate and Adaptation

V 27-31 05

7 Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones

8.1 :Air exerts pressure 8.2: High speed winds are accompanied by reduced air

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pressure 8.3: Air expands on heating

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04 5 Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones

8.4: Wind Currents are generated due to uneven heating on the Earth 8.5: Thunderstorms & Cyclones(Non-assessed Topic)



Day

04 5 Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones

8.6 :Destruction caused by Cyclones (Non-assessed Topic) 8.7 :Effective safety measures (Non-assessed Topic) 8.8 :Advanced Technology has helped (Non-assessed Topic)


06 7 Chapter 9: Soil

9.1 : Soil teeming with life

9.2 : Soil Profile

9.3 Soil Types


30-Muharram

05 6

Chapter 9: Soil

9.4 : Properties of Soil (Non-assessed Topic) 9.5: Moisture in Soil (Non-assessed Topic) 9.6: Absorption of water by Soil (Non-assessed Topic)


01 1 Chapter 9: Soil

9.7 :Soil and crops (Non-assessed Topic)


05 3

Revision

II 07-12 05

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

(Students) 06

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Mid Term/ HYE Exam Date : 08 Sep – 22 Sep

Chapter 1:Nutrition in

Plants(From topic 1.3 to 1.5)

Chapter 2:Nutrition in

Animals(From topic 2.1 to

2.2.)

Chapter 3:Fibre to Fabric

Chapter 4:Heat(From topic

4.1 to 4.3)

Chapter 5:Acids,Bases &

Salts

Chapter 6:Physical &

Chemical Changes(From

topic 6.1 to 6.3)

Chapter7:Weather,Climate &

Adaptations to Climate

Chapter 8:Winds,Storms &

Cyclones(From topic 8.1 to

8.4)

Chapter 9:Soil(From topic 9.1

to 9.3)

IV 21-26

05 3 Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

Organisms

Distribution of Answer sheets 10.1: Why do we respire? 10.2: Breathing

V 28-30

03 3 Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

Organisms

10.3: How do we breathe? 10.4 :What do we breathe out?



02 2 Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

Organisms

10.5 :Breathing in other animals 10.6 :Breathing under water

II 05-10 05 3 Chapter 10 : 10.7: Do plants also respire?

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Respiration in

Organisms


06 3 Chapter 11: Transportation in animals & plants

11.1: Circulatory System


03 3 Chapter 11: Transportation in animals & plants

11.2: Excretion in animals


Valmiki's Birthday

04 3 Chapter 11: Transportation in animals & plants Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants

11.3 :Transportation of substances in Plants 12.1: Modes of Reproduction (Asexual Reproduction) 12.2: Sexual Reproduction


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(with students)

05 3 Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants Chapter 13 : Motion & Time

12.3 :Fruits and seed Formation 12.4 :Seed Dispersal 13.1 :Slow or Fast

II 09-14 10 – Annual Day 13-14 – Diwali


04 3 Chapter 13 : Motion & Time

13.2: Speed 13.3: Measurement of Time 13.4: Measuring Speed


(with Students)

05 3 Chapter 13 : Motion & Time Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects

13.5 : Distance-Time Graph(Non-assessed Topic) 14.1 Symbols of Electric Components 14.2 Heating effect of electric current

PT-III Class VII Chapter 10:Respiration in Organisms Chapter 11:Transportation in animals & plants


05 3 Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects

14.3 Magnetic effect of electric current 14.4 Electromagnet 14.5 Electric Bell

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Dec-20 II 01-05 05 3 Chapter-15 : Light 15.1 Light travels along a straight line 15.2 Reflection of light 15.3 Right or Left

III 07-12

06 3 Chapter-15 : Light

15.4 Playing with spherical mirrors 15.5 Image formed by lenses 15.6 Sunlight-White or coloured?


06 3 Chapter –16: Water : A Precious Resource

16.1: How much water is available 16.2 : Forms of Water 16.3 : Groundwater as an important source of water 16.4 : Depletion of Water table 16.5 Distribution of water


03 3 Chapter –16: Water : A Precious Resource

16.6 : Water management(Non-assessed Topic) 16.7 :What role you can play(Non-assessed Topic)


Jan-21 I 11-16 16- Working Saturday (with Students)

06 3 Chapter –16: Water : A Precious Resource Chapter 17 : Forests – Our Life Line

16.8:Effect of water scarcity on plants(Non-assessed Topic) 17.1: Visit to a forest(Non-assessed Topic)

II 18-23 05 3 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.1 :Water, our life line

18.2: What is sewage?


04 3 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.3 :Water freshens up-an event

ful journey

18.4: Wastewater treatment plant (WWTP)

Feb-21 I 01-06 06-Working Saturday, 06 3 Chapter18 – Waste 18.5 Better housekeeping

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Water Story

practices( Non-assessed Topic) 18.6 Sanitation and disease (Non-assessed Topic) 18.7 Alternative arrangement for sewage disposal (Non-assessed Topic)

II 08-13 05 3 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.8 Sanitation at public places(Non-assessed Topic) Revision


06 3

Revision

IV 22-27 05 3

Revision

Mar-21

FINAL EXAM(Classes VI-VIII) Chapter 2:Nutrition in Animals(From topic 2.1 to 2.2) Chapter 6:Physical & Chemical Changes(From topic 6.1 to 6.3) Chapter 10:Respiration in Organisms Chapter11:Transportation in animals & plants Chapter 12:Reproduction in plants Chapter 13:Motion & Time(Till topic 13.4) Chapter 14:Electric Current & its Effects Chapter 15:Light Chapter 16:Water:A precious Resource(Till topic 16.5)

Chapter 18:Waste Water Story(Till topic 18.4)

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Class – VII

Sub: SOCIAL SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-20 I 01-04 02 – Ram Navami 02

HISTORY-

CH-1: -Tracing changes through a thousand years

Assessed topics -

New and Old Terminologies

Historians and their Sources

New Social and Political

groups

Old and New Religions

Thinking about Time and

Historical Periods

Non- assessed topics -

Region and Empire


03

HISTORY- CH-1: -Tracing changes through a thousand years

Assessed topics -

New and Old Terminologies

Historians and their Sources

New Social and Political

groups

Old and New Religions

Thinking about Time and

Historical Periods

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Region and Empire




05 GEOGRAPHY-

CH – 2 :- Inside our Earth

Assessed topics -

Interior of the Earth

Continential crust and

Oceanic crust.

Rocks

Types of Rocks

Fossils

Rock cycle


Minerals


05 GEOGRAPHY -

CH-2 :- Inside our Earth

Assessed topics -

Interior of the Earth

Continential crust and

Oceanic crust.

Rocks

Types of Rocks

Fossils

Rock cycle

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Minerals

V 27-30 04 CIVICS-

CH – 1 :- On Equality

Assessed topics -

Equal Right to Vote

Other kinds of Equality

Recognising Dignity

Equality in Indian

Democracy

Issues of other democracies Excerpt from Article 15 from

the Indian Constitution


Challenge of Democracy

May-20 I 01-02



02

CIVICS- CH -1 :- On Equality

Assessed topics -

Equal Right to Vote


Recognising Dignity

Equality in Indian

Democracy

Issues of other democracies

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Excerpt from Article 15 from




II 04-09



04

CIVICS-

CH -1 :- On

Equality

Assessed topics -

Equal Right to Vote


Recognising Dignity

Equality in Indian

Democracy

Issues of other democracies Excerpt from Article 15 from







(With Staff) (Open

05 HISTORY- CH- 2 :-New kings and kingdoms

Assessed topics -

The Emergence of New

Dynasties

Administration in the

Kingdoms

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House X & XII)

Prashastis and Land grants

Warfare for wealth


A Closer Look : The Cholas (

pg.no. 22 - 27 )

IV 18-21 04

HISTORY- CH- 2 :-New kings and kingdoms

Assessed topics -

The Emergence of New

Dynasties

Administration in the

Kingdoms

Prashastis and Land grants

Warfare for wealth


A Closer Look : The Cholas (

pg.no. 22 - 27 )


Jul-20 I 01-04 03

GEOGRAPHY- CH – 3:- Our

changing earth

Assessed topics -

Lithospheric Plates

Exogenic and Endogenic

Forces

Volcano

Earthquake

Major Landforms :-

PT- I Classes VI-VIII Date:- 20th July -27th July 20

HISTORY-

CH-1: -Tracing

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1. Work of a River

2. Work of sea waves


Major Landforms :-

3. Work of Ice

4. Work of Sand

changes through a thousand years

GEOGRAPHY- CH – 2 :- Inside our Earth

CIVICS- CH -1 :- On Equality

II 06-11 05

GEOGRAPHY-

CH – 3:- Our

changing earth

Assessed topics -

Lithospheric Plates

Exogenic and Endogenic

Forces

Volcano

Earthquake

Major Landforms :-

5. Work of a River

6. Work of sea waves


Major Landforms :-

7. Work of Ice

8. Work of Sand

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III 13-18 05 CIVICS- CH -3 :-How the state government works

Assessed topics -

Who is an MLA ?

Working of the government


A debate in the Legislative

Assembly

A Wallpaper Project

IV 20-25 25 – Investiture

Ceremony 25 – Working Saturday

(with Students)

06

CIVICS- CH -3 :-How the state government works

Assessed topics -

Who is an MLA ?

Working of the government


A debate in the Legislative

Assembly

A Wallpaper Project

V 27-31 05

HISTORY- CH -3 :- The Delhi

Sultans

Assessed topics -

The Rulers of Delhi

Finding out about the Delhi

Sultans

A Closer Look :

Administration and Consolidation

under the Khaljis and Tughluqs.

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From Garrison Town and

Empire : The Expansion of

the Delhi Sultanate

The Masjid

The Sultanate in the Fifteenth

and sixteenth centuries.

Aug-20 I 03-08 03 – Raksha Bandhan 04

HISTORY- CH -3 :- The Delhi Sultans

Assessed topics -

The Rulers of Delhi

Finding out about the Delhi

Sultans

A Closer Look :

Administration and Consolidation

under the Khaljis and Tughluqs.


From Garrison Town and

Empire : The Expansion of

the Delhi Sultanate

The Masjid

The Sultanate in the Fifteenth

and sixteenth centuries.


04

Geography - Assessed topics -

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Day

Ch - 4 AIR

Composition of Atmosphere

Green House gases and

Effect

Structure of the Atmosphere

Weather and climate

Temperature and Insolation

Air Pressure

Wind and Wind Systems


Global Warming

Cyclone :- Nature’s Fury

Moisture


06

Geography - Ch - 4 AIR

Assessed topics -

Composition of Atmosphere

Green House gases and

Effect

Structure of the Atmosphere

Weather and climate

Temperature and Insolation

Air Pressure

Wind and Wind Systems


Global Warming

Cyclone :- Nature’s Fury

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Moisture


30-Muharram

05

Civics - Ch - 4 Growing Up as Boys and Girls

Assessed topics -

Growing up in Samoa in the

1920s

Growing up male in Madhya

Pradesh in the 1960s.

Valuing Housework


Lives of Domestic workers

Women’s work and Equality


01

Civics - Ch - 4 Growing Up as Boys and Girls

Assessed topics -

Growing up in Samoa in the

1920s

Growing up male in Madhya

Pradesh in the 1960s.

Valuing Housework


Lives of Domestic workers

Women’s work and Equality

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05 Revision

Revision

II 07-12 05

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term (PT-II)

Date :- 9th Sept. - 26th

Sept. 20

HISTORY -

Ch - 2 New Kings

And Kingdoms

Ch - 3 The Delhi

Sultans

GEOGRAPHY -

Ch - 2 Inside Our

Earth

Ch - 3

Our Changing Earth

Ch - 4 Air

CIVICS -

Ch - 1 On Equality

Ch - 3 How the State

Government Works

Ch - 4 Growing up as


06

IV 21-26 05 Mid Term/ HYE Exam

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

V 28-30

03 HISTORY :-

Ch - 4 The

Mughal Empire

Assessed topics -

Who were the Mughals ?

Mughal Military Campaigns

Table 1 - Mughal Emperors :

Major Campaigns and events

Mughal traditions of

succession

A Closer Look : Akbar’s

Policies.


Mughal relations with other

rulers

Mansabdars and Jagirdars

Zabt and Zamindars

The Mughal Empire in

Seventeenth century and

after.

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Boys and Girls



02 HISTORY :-

Ch - 4 The

Mughal Empire

Assessed topics -






succession


Policies.



rulers


Zabt and Zamindars

The Mughal Empire in


after.

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II 05-10 05

HISTORY :-

Ch - 4 The

Mughal Empire

Assessed topics -






succession


Policies.



rulers


Zabt and Zamindars The Mughal Empire in


after.


06

Geography :-

Ch -5 Water

Assessed topics -

Ocean Circulation

Waves

Case study of Tsunami

Tides Ocean currents


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Water Cycle

Concept of Terrarium

Distribution of Water Bodies


03 Geography :-

Ch -5 Water

Assessed topics -

Ocean Circulation

Waves

Case study of Tsunami

Tides Ocean currents


Water Cycle

Concept of Terrarium

Distribution of Water Bodies


Valmiki's Birthday

04

CIVICS :-

Ch - 5

Women Change

the World

Assessed topics -

Learning for change

Women’s movement


Fewer opportunities and rigid

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expectations

Breaking stereotypes

Schooling and Education

today



(with students)

05

CIVICS :-

Ch - 5

Women Change

the World

( Continued )

HISTORY :-

Ch - 6 Towns,

Traders And

Crafts persons

Assessed topics -

Learning for change

Women’s movement


Fewer opportunities and rigid

expectations

Breaking stereotypes

Schooling and Education

today

Assessed topics -

Administrative centres

Temple towns and

pilgrimage centres

A network of small towns

Traders - big and small

Crafts in Towns

A Closer Look :-

1. Hampi

Surat

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Fishing in troubled waters:

Masulipatnam

New towns and traders

II 09-14 10 – Annual Day 13-14 – Diwali


04 HISTORY :-

Ch - 6 Towns,

Traders And

Crafts persons

Assessed topics -

Administrative centres

Temple towns and

pilgrimage centres

A network of small towns

Traders - big and small

Crafts in Towns

A Closer Look :-

2. Hampi

Surat


Fishing in troubled waters:

Masulipatnam

New towns and traders

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(with Students)

05

Geography :- Ch - 7 Human

Environment–

Settlement,

Transport and

Communication

Assessed topics -

Settlements

Types of Settlements


Transport -

1. Roadways

2. Railways

3. Waterways

4. Airways

Communication


HISTORY :-

Ch - 4 The Mughal

Empire

Geography :-

Ch -5 Water

CIVICS :-

Ch - 5

Women Change the

World


05

CIVICS :-

Ch -6

Understanding

Media

Assessed topics -

Media and technology

Media and money

Media and democracy

Setting agendas

Local media


Advertisements like - social

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advertising. Dec-20 II 01-05 04,05 – Annual

Athletic Meet 05

CIVICS :-

Ch -6

Understanding

Media

Assessed topics -

Media and technology

Media and money

Media and democracy

Setting agendas

Local media


Advertisements like - social

advertising.

III 07-12

06

HISTORY :-

Ch - 7

Tribes, Nomads

And Settled

Communities

Assessed topics -

Beyond Big cities : tribal

societies

Who were tribal people ?

How Nomads and tribal

people lived ?

The Banjaras


Changing society : New

Castes and Hierarchies.

A closer look :

1. The Gonds

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2. The Ahoms


06 Geography -

Ch - 8

Human

Environment

Interactions -The

Tropical and the

Subtropical

Region

Assessed topics -

Life in the Amazon Basin

1. Climate

2. Rainforests

3. People of the Rainforests


Life in the Ganga -

Brahmaputra Basin


03 CIVICS - Ch - 7

Markets Around

Us

Assessed topics -

Weekly markets

Shops in the neighbourhood

Shopping complexes and

malls

Chain of markets Markets everywhere


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Markets and Equality




06

HISTORY :-

Ch - 8

Devotional Paths

To The Divine

Assessed topics -

The Idea of a Supreme God

A new Kind of Bhakti in

south India : Nayanars and

Alvars

Islam and Sufism

A Closer Look :

1. Kabir

2. Baba Guru Nanak


Philosophy and Bhakti

Basavanna’s Virshaivism

The saints of Maharashtra

Nathpantis, Siddhas and

Yogis. New Religious development

in North India

II 18-23 05 HISTORY :-

Ch - 8

Devotional Paths

To The Divine

Assessed topics -

The Idea of a Supreme God

A new Kind of Bhakti in

south India : Nayanars and

Alvars

Islam and Sufism

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A Closer Look :

3. Kabir

4. Baba Guru Nanak


Philosophy and Bhakti

Basavanna’s Virshaivism

The saints of Maharashtra

Nathpantis, Siddhas and

Yogis. New Religious development

in North India


VI-VIII

04

Geography :-

Ch -9

Life in the Deserts

Assessed topics -

The Hot Desert - Sahara

1. Climate

2. Flora and Fauna

3. People


The Cold Desert- Ladakh

People and

culture of Ladakh


06 HISTORY:-

Ch -10

Assessed topics -

The crisis of the Empire and

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Eighteenth-

Century

Political

Formations

the later Mughals

Nadir Shah attacks Delhi

Emergence of New states

The Old Mughal provinces :-

1. Hyderabad

2. Awadh

3. Bengal

Seizing Independence :-

1. The Sikhs

2. The Marathas

3. The Jats


The Watan Jagirs of Rajputs

II 08-13 05 HISTORY:-

Ch -10

Eighteenth-

Century

Political

Formations

Assessed topics -

The crisis of the Empire and

the later Mughals

Nadir Shah attacks Delhi

Emergence of New states

The Old Mughal provinces :-

4. Hyderabad

5. Awadh

6. Bengal

Seizing Independence :-

4. The Sikhs

5. The Marathas

6. The Jats

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The Watan Jagirs of Rajputs


06

Revision

Revision

IV 22-27 05 Revision

Revision

Mar-21

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

ANNUAL EXAM SYLLABUS -

TOTAL MARKS – 80

o AS PER CBSE Guidelines


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