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SYLLABUS FOR CLASS–VI

SESSION 2019–20

ENGLISH

APRIL

New Stepping Stone

Course Book Chapter-1 Travelling withGrandfather’s Zoo

Poem Wishing

New Stepping Stone

Workbook Worksheet 1 The Stuffed Trout

Tune in to Grammar Sentences : Kinds, Subject andPredicate, Formation of Interrogatives,Kinds of Nouns

Writing Skills Application Writing, Paragraph Writing,Dictation

Rejuvenating Chapter 1 – 8

Oneself

Subject Enrichment Activity

Scramble – Unscramble (Based on Nouns)

MAY

Course Book Chapter-3 Prithviraj Chauhan theValiant

Grammar Nouns : Number, Nouns – Gender

Writing Skills Unseen Comprehension,

Message Writing, Dictation

Rejuvenating Oneself Chapter 9 – 12


JULY

Course Book Chapter-5 Kailash Sathyarthi – TheTurning Point

Poem : My Sheep is BeingSheepish

Poem : A Night With a Wolf

Grammar Simple Tenses, Continuous Tenses,Perfect Tenses, Verbs – Transitive andIntransitive

Writing Skills Informal Letter Writing, Diary Entry,Dictation

Workbook Worksheet 2 Taurus


Speaking Skills Recitation

AUGUST

Course Book Chapter-7 The Ramapuram Tiger

Poem : The Legend of Robin Hood

Grammar Prepositions, Active and Passive Voice

Workbook Worksheet 6 Stay Focused

Writing Skills Application Writing, Guided Composition,Message Writing, Dictation



Picture Dictation (Preposition)


SEPTEMBER

Workbook Chapter-5 The Payyoli Express

Revision of all topics for Mid Term Assessment

SECOND TERM

OCTOBER

Course Book Chapter-9 Never Quit

Poem : Invictus

Grammar Adjectives, Comparison of Adjectives,Conjunctions, Direct-Indirect Speech

Workbook Worksheet 8 Lunar Settlers

Writing Skills Letter to the Editor, Notice Writing,Dictation



Audio Play (Listening Comprehension)

NOVEMBER

Course Book Chapter-11 The Eye of the Bird

Poem : After Sports Day

Grammar Articles, Direct-Indirect Speech

Workbook Worksheet 7 Walt Disney

Writing Skills Notice Writing, Dictation,

Guided Composition



Character Dramatisation(Based on Coursebook)


DECEMBER

Course Book Chapter-13 The Sanitary Reaper

Poem : I Stood Upon a Star

Grammar Subject – Verb Agreement,

Adverbs – Kinds

Workbook Worksheet 3 The Lady with the Lamp

Writing Skills Application Writing, Guided Composition,

Unseen Comprehension


JANUARY

Course Book Chapter-15 The Diary of a Space Traveller

Grammar Verbs – Modals and Auxiliaries, Pronouns

Writing Skills Unseen Comprehension, Dictation


FEBRUARY

Course Book Poem : The Beggar Maid

Grammar Interjections

Workbook Worksheet 4 The Tiger in the Tunnel

Writing Skills Dictation, Revision of all Topics


PRE MID ASSESSMENT

Course Book Chapter-1 Travelling with Grandfather’sZoo

Chapter-3 Prithviraj Chauhan – TheValiant

Poem : Wishing


Grammar Sentences – Kinds, Subject and Predicate,Formation of Interrogatives, Kinds of Nouns,Nouns – Number & Gender

Writing Skills Application Writing, Paragraph Writing,Message Writing, Unseen Comprehension

Rejuvenationg Oneself Lesson 2, 5, 11

MID TERM ASSESSMENT

All the syllabus covered from April to September

Rejuvenating Oneself Chapter - 16, 24, 28

POST MID TERM ASSESSMENT

Course Book Chapter-9 Never Quit

Chapter-11 The Eye of the Bird

Poem : Invictus

Grammar Adjectives, Comparison of Adjectives,Conjunctions, Articles, Direct-IndirectSpeech

Writing Skills Letter to the Editor, Notice Writing,

Guided Composition,Unseen Comprehension


FINAL TERM ASSESSMENT

All the syllabus covered from October to February


From Term-I

Coursebook Poem : A Night with a Wolf

Grammar Prepositions

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MATHEMATICS

FIRST TERM

APRIL

Chapter-1 Knowing our Numbers

Chapter-2 Whole Numbers

Practice Book Page No. 3 – 9, 10 – 15


To verify that addition is commutative for Whole Numbers bypaper cutting and pasting.


MAY

Chapter-9 Data Handling

Chapter-13 Symmetry


JULY

Chapter-3 Playing with Numbers

Practice Book Page No. 16 – 21


To collect the data from the students regarding time spent inwatching TV and to present the data in the form of a bar graph.

AUGUST

Chapter-7 Fractions


SEPTEMBER

Chapter-4 Basic Geometrical Ideas


SECOND TERM

OCTOBER

Chapter-8 Decimals

Chapter-12 Ratio and Proportion



To represent decimal numbers 0.25, 0.50, 0.75, 0.68 etc. on a10 cm × 10 cm grid by shading.


NOVEMBER

Chapter-5 Understanding Elementary Shapes

Chapter-11 Algebra



To conduct crossword based on Chapter 5 and 11.

DECEMBER

Chapter-10 Mensuration


JANUARY

Chapter-6 Integers


FEBRUARY

Chapter-14 Practical Geometry


Revision

PRE MID TERM ASSESSMENT

Chapters 1, 2, 9

MID TERM ASSESSMENT

Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 13


Chapters 8, 5, 11

ANNUAL EXAMINATION

Chapters 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14


SOCIAL SCIENCE

FIRST TERM

APRIL

History Chapter 1 What, Where, How and When

Chapter 2 On the Trail of the Earliest People

Geography Chapter 1 The Earth in the Solar System

Civics Chapter 1 Understanding Diversity

Map Work On the political map of India, mark the following:

Bhimbetka, Hunsgi, Mehrgarh, Daojali Hading,

Brahmagiri, Burzahom

MAY

Geography Chapter 2 Globe : Latitudes and Longitudes

Civics Chapter 2 Diversity and Discrimination

Diagrams Important Latitudes, Heat Zones

Subject Enrichment Activity Project on The Solar System

JULY

History Chapter 3 From Gathering to Growing Food

Chapter 4 In the Earliest Cities

Geography Chapter 3 Motions of the Earth

Civics Chapter 3 What is Government ?

Diagrams Formation of Day and Night, Revolution of theEarth and Seasons.

Map Work On the political map of India, mark the extentof Indus Valley Civilization and cities – Harappa,Mohenjodaro, Kalibangan, Lothal, Dholavira


AUGUST

History Chapter 5 What Books and Burials Tell Us

Chapter 6 Kingdoms, Kings and an EarlyRepublic

Geography Chapter 4 Maps

Civics Chapter 4 Key Elements of a DemocraticGovernment

Diagram Conventional Symbols

Map Work On the political map of India, mark theJanapadas and Mahajanapadas – Kamboja,Gandhara, Avanti, Kosala, Kashi, Magadha,Vajji

Subject Enrichment Activity Types of Government

SEPTEMBER

Revision Work

SECOND TERM

OCTOBER

History Chapter 7 New Questions and Ideas

Geography Chapter 5 Major Domains of the Earth

Chapter 6 Major Landforms of the Earth

Civics Chapter 5 Panchayati Raj

Map Work On the physical map of world, mark all theoceans and continents.

NOVEMBER

History Chapter 8 Ashoka, the Emperor Who GaveUp War


Geography Chapter 7 Our Country – India

Civics Chapter 6 Rural Administration

Chapter 7 Urban Administration

Map Work (1) On the physical map of India, mark theneighbouring countries of India and itsrelief features.

On the political map of India, mark all thestates and Union Territories.

(2) On the political map of India, mark thefollowing cities – Sarnath, Prayag,Patliputra, Ujjaini, Takshashila, Tamralipti,Kalinga.

Subject Enrichment Activity : Know your Emblem

DECEMBER

History Chapter 9 Vital Villages, Thriving Towns

Chapter 10 Traders, Kings and Pilgrims

Geography Chapter 8 India : Climate, Vegetation andWildlife

Civics Chapter 8 Rural Livelihoods

Subject Enrichment Activity : Cartographic Skills

JANUARY

History Chapter 11 New Empires and Kingdoms

Chapter 12 Buildings, Paintings and Books

Civics Chapter 9 Urban Livelihoods

Map Work On the political map of India, mark Vallabhi,Aihole, Thanesar, Prayag, Patliputra, Nalanda,Mathura, Kanauj.


FEBRUARY

REVISION WORK

History Chapter 1 and 2

Geography Chapter 1 and 2

Civics Chapter 1

(Maps and Diagrams of above mentionedchapters)

MID TERM ASSESSMENT

History Chapter 1 to 6

Geography Chapter 1 to 4

Civics Chapter 1 to 4



History Chapter 7 and 8

Geography Chapter 5

Civics Chapter 5 and 6


ANNUAL EXAM

History Chapter 7 to 12

Geography Chapter 2, 5 to 8

Civics Chapter 5 to 9



SCIENCE

FIRST TERM

APRIL

Chapter 1 Food : Where does it come from ?

Chapter 2 Components of Food


To observe the presence of starch in various food items anddraw inferences.

MAY

Chapter 7 Getting to Know Plants

JULY

Chapter 3 Fibre to Fabric

Chapter 8 Body Movements

Chapter 15 Air Around Us

AUGUST

Chapter 12 Electricity and Circuits

Chapter 13 Fun With Magnets


Multiple Choice Questions based on the syllabus of Mid-Term Assessment.

SEPTEMBER

Revision (not to be written in bold)

SECOND TERM

OCTOBER

Chapter 4 Sorting Materials into Groups

Chapter 5 Separation of Substances


NOVEMBER

Chapter 9 The Living Organisms and their Surroundings

Chapter 16 Garbage In, Garbage Out


Write the steps involved in separating the mixture of sand andwater. Analyse your result on the basis of properties of thecomponents of the mixture.

DECEMBER

Chapter 11 Light, Shadows and Reflection

Chapter 14 Water

JANUARY

Chapter 10 Motion and Measurement of Distances

Subject Enrichment Activity Multiple Choice Questions

FEBRUARY

Chapter 6 Changes Around Us

PRE MID-TERM ASSESSMENT

Chapter 1, 2 and 7

MID-TERM ASSESSMENT

Chapter 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 12, 13 and 15

POST MID-TERM ASSESSMENT

Chapter 4, 5 and 9

ANNUAL EXAMINATION

Chapter 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14 and 16


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FRENCH

FIRST TERM

APRIL

Leçon 0 Bonjour la France !

Leçon 1 Les lettres et les nombres

Leçon 2 Les salutations

Subject Enrichment Activity Comment ça va ?

MAY

Leçon 3 À la cantine !

JULY

Leçon 4 Les objects et les gens

AUGUST

Leçon 5 La chambre d’Alain

Subject Enrichment Activity Les objects du vocabulaire


SEPTEMBER

Leçon 6 Le ciel bleu, le parc vert

SECOND TERM

OCTOBER

Leçon 7 C’est le weekend !

Subject Enrichment Activity La poème

NOVEMBER

Leçon 8 Une sortie entre amis

DECEMBER

Leçon 9 Où habites - tu ?

Subject Enrichment Activity Le repas (Aimer # Détester)

JANUARY

Leçon 10 La famille d’Alain

FEBRUARY

Revision

PRE MID-TERM ASSESSMENT

Leçon 0, 1, 2, 3

MID-TERM ASSESSMENT

Leçon 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

POST MID-TERM ASSESSMENT

Leçon 0, 4, 6, 7, 8

ANNUAL EXAMINATION

Leçon 0, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10


GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

APRIL

Page 1 The Wild World

2 Ocean Wonders

3 A Fishy Quiz !

4-5 Monkey Mania

6-7 Insects Everywhere

8 Strange Animal Features

Current Events and News of the Month

MAY

Page 9 The World of Plants

10 Medicinal Plants

11 Plants in Our Life

12 Aquatic Plants

Current Events and News of the Month

JULY

Page 13 Great Civilisations

14 Continents on Earth

15 Know Your World

16 Dresses of the World

17 Places After People

18 Famous Personalities

20 Architectural Wonders

21 World Parliaments

Current Events and Events of the Month

Activity Collect information and paste pictures of NativeDresses of 5 countries of the World.


AUGUST

Page 22 Our Incredible Body

24 Scientology

25 Thank You Inventors

26 Measuring Instruments

27 Tech-O-Mania

28 Master Minds

29 In the Space

Current Events and Events of the Month

SEPTEMBER

Revision

OCTOBER

Page 30 Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

31 Logical Reasoning Quiz

32 Surviving an Earthquake

33 Test Your IQ

34 Rio Olympics, 2016

35 Sporty Quiz

36 Guess the Sport

Current News and Events of the Month

NOVEMBER

Page 37 Football World Cup, 2018

38 Asian Games, 2018

39 Sports and Films

40 Famous Indian Artists



DECEMBER

Page 41 Wonders of India

42 States of India

43 Cities in Crossword

44 Indian Heritage

45 Incredible India

46 The Festivals We Celebrate

47 A Bit of History


Activity Wonders of India (Collect and paste informationabout Natural Wonders of India)

JANUARY

Page 48 Terms to Learn

49 Abbreviations

50 Bookworm

51 Knight of the Night

52 Health First

54 Test Your Knowledge

55 Please Save Me !


FEBRUARY

Page 56 At the Airport

57 Logical Reasoning Quiz

58 Surviving a Flood

59 Fun with Maths

60 Mental Aptitude and Logical Reasoning




Page No. 1 to 12


Page No. 13 to 29


Page No. 30 to 38

FINAL TERM

Page No. 40 to 60

LIFE SKILLS

FIRST TERM

APRIL

Chapter 1 Gift of Peace

MAY

Chapter 2 The Kashmiri Brothers

JULY

Chapter 3 Lincoln’s Letter

Chapter 4 Alexander’s Horse

AUGUST

Chapter 5 For His Friend’s Life

Chapter 6 Dutiful Rama

Subject Enrichment Activity Zero to Hero (Write about 5people who achievedsuccess through hardwork)

SEPTEMBER

Chapter 7 Thankless Goldsmith


SECOND TERM

OCTOBER

Chapter 8 The Wealthy Beggar

Chapter 9 The Monk’s Temptation

NOVEMBER

Chapter 10 Struggle for High Aims

DECEMBER

Chapter 11 The Little Acorns

Chapter 12 True Peace

JANUARY

Chapter 13 You Shape Your Destiny

Subject Enrichment Activity ‘Making the World safe forchildren’ (Problems &Solutions)

FEBRUARY

Chapter 14 The Indian Visionary

SUPW

HEADWORD

APRIL – MAY

Chapter-1 Types of Computers

Practical Creating Time Table in MS Word

Chapter-2 Computer Organisation

Practical Making an effective presentation on the topic‘Input and Output Devices.’


JULY

Chapter-3 Computer Software

Practical Create a list of Hardware and Software in MSWord.

AUGUST

Chapter-5 More on MS Word

Practical Working with the various features like headerand footer, finding and replacing etc.

Chapter-6 Sound and Animation in Power Point

Practical Working with Animation feature of MS PowerPoint

SEPTEMBER

Chapter-4 Windows 7

Practical Working with files and folders in windowsexplorer

OCTOBER

Chapter-7 Introduction to MS Excel

Practical Creating a record of students using MS Excel

NOVEMBER

Chapter-8 Ediiting in MS Excel

Practical Inserting and deleting columns and rows froman Excel worksheet

DECEMBER

Chapter-9 Using Electronic Mail (e-mail)

Practical Making Power Point Presentation on E-mail


JANUARY

Chapter-10 Programming in BASIC

Practical Create a table in MS Word, displaying variousoperators used in QBasic

FEBRUARY

Revision for the Annual Exam

PERIODIC TEST I



MID TERM



Chapter-3 Computer Software

Chapter-5 More on MS Word

PERIODIC TEST 2


Chapter-4 Windows 7


ANNUAL EXAM

Chapter-4 Windows 7



Chapter-8 Editing in MS Excel

Chapter-9 Using Electronic Mail (e-mail)

Chapter-10 Programming in BASIc


ART AND CRAFT

APRIL • Hut / House (pencil shade)

• Different types of Trees

MAY • Perspective (Landscape or Cityscape)

JULY • Different kinds of Leaves

• Still Life

AUGUST • Flower / Flower Vase

• Animals

SEPTEMBER • Facial Expression

• Cartoons

OCTOBER • Caricature

NOVEMBER • Evening Scene

• Morning / Afternoon Scene

DECEMBER • Creative Owl

• Creative Design with pattern

JANUARY • Design

FEBRUARY • Calligraphy

• Collage

MUSIC

APRIL TO MAY

(1) vk'kk;sa & vk'kk;sa

(2) It’s a world of laughter

(3) rw /jrh ij [kqnk gS ek¡


JULY

(1) Together song

(2) cSBks er gkj osQ

AUGUST

(1) tu tu Hkkjr

(2) tx esa lqUnj gSa nks uke

SEPTEMBER

(1) Oh, dear teacher we love you

OCTOBER

(1) lk¡> losjs nhi tyk osQ

(2) Bqed pyr jkepUnz

NOVEMBER

(1) pkpk usg: rqEgsa ueu

(2) Friends are like flowers

DECEMBER

(1) O! Come all be faithful

(2) O! Mother Mary

JANUARY

(1) oUns ekrje~

FEBRUARY

(1) vk py osQ rq>s

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MORAL SCIENCE

Book : VALUE PLUS

April and May L-1 Taking Right Decision

L-2 Fairness

Activity- Game Zone

July L-3 Team Work

August L-4 Responsibility towards special people

Activity- There are some mentally and physically challengedpeoples who have to prove their talents. Write few lines aboutthem.

September L-5 Stop polluting water

L-6 Courage

Activity- Collage “ways to stop polluting water “.

October L-7 Self Esteem

L-8 Loyalty

Activity- Discussion on “money is the root of evil”.

November L-9 Bravery

L-10 Determination

December L-11 Time is precious

Activity- There is an accident and person is injured and bleeding.Everyone keeps looking at the victim. How will a brave personact?

January L-12 Forgiveness

February L-13 Your safety is in your hands.

L-14 Upbringing

Activity- Discuss “Making the world safe for children”

March L-15 Yoga and Health

Activity-Different Yoga posture and their uses.

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