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Subject - EnglishBooks Prescribed: Literature Reader (NCERT) 2. Work Book 3. Main Course Book 4. The story of my life 5. BBC Volume-2

Month Week Literature Main Course Book

Work Book Book of Basics

Activity International Activities/Celebration of Days

April I

II

IIIIV

Two Gentlemen of VeronaThe Frog and the Nightingale

Mirror

Health and Medicine

Determiners

Basics of Eng. (Pg. 1-8)

Reading a Book

Calligraphy

World Book Day

May I

II

IIIIV

Mrs. Packletide's Tiger

The Dear Departed Revision

Revision

Tenses

Revision

Revision (Pg 1-8)

Maintaining EditorialNewspaper Reading, Project

Comparison of Educa-tion systems of two Countries Labour Day

June &July

III

IIIIV

The LetterRevision

Education

Revision

Subject–Verb–AgreementNon-finitesInfinitives And Participles

Basics of Eng.(Pg 9-17)Revision (Pg 9-17)

QuizSpeechPoem RecitationPoster Making

Global Day of Parents, World Population Day, Mock Parliament Session

Aug. I

IIIII

IV

Not Marble, Nor the Gilded Monu-ments

Revision

ScienceRelatives

Connectors

Basics of Eng.(Pg 18-28)

Poem Recitation

Compering

Rajiv Gan-dhi's Birth Anniversary

Sept. IIIIIIIV

RevisionRevisionRevisionRevision

RevisionRevisionRevisionRevision

ConditionalsRevisionRevisionRevision

Basics of Eng(Pg 29-39)Revision

Story TellingSpell CheckGreeting Card Making

Clean Envi-ronment To Save Mother Earth

Oct. I

IIIIIIV

A Shady Plot

Ozymandias

Revision

EnvironmentComparisionAvoiding Repetition Substitution and Omission

Basics of Eng(Pg 40-50)

Listening Activ-ityMaintaining EditorialSlogan WritingReading A Book

Mock Parliament Session, In-ternational Day of Girl Child

Nov. I

II

IIIIV

Patol Babu, Film Star

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

Travel and Tourism

NominalisationModals, Expressing Attitudes

Basics of Eng(Pg 51-60)

Role Play, Project

Poem RecitationSpeech

Children's Day

Dec. I

II

III

IV

Virtually True

Snake

National Integration

Active & Passive Voice

Basics of Eng. (Pg 61-72)

Quiz

Story Telling

Listening

ProjectMaintaining Editorial

Internation-al Activity- A Crusade Against Malaria, Girl Child Day, Christmas Day

Jan. III

IIIIV

Julius Caesar

Revision Revision

Reported SpeechPrepositionsRevision

Revision

Interview Greeting Card Making

The Study of A Day in Com-mon wealth Countries, Road Safety Week

Feb. IIIIIIIV

RevisionRevisionRevisionRevision

RevisionRevisionRevisionRevision

RevisionRevisionRevisionRevision

RevisionRevisionRevisionRevision

ReadingQuotation Writ-ing

March III

Revision Exams

Women's Day, World Poetry Day

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Subject - MathematicsBooks Prescribed: A Text Book of Mathematics (NCERT), Talent and Olympiad (Competitive Exam)Month Week Chapter/Exercise Quiz Project/

ChartAssign-ment

Practical/Activity Day

April l

IIIIIIV

FA 1Basic of Real Nos; Polynomials Ex. 1.1 to 1.2Ex. 1.3, 1.4 Ex. 2.1PolynomialsEx. 2.2, 2.3

Chart based on Number System

Ch-1

• To obtain the condi-tions for consistency of a system of linear equa-tions in two variables by graphical method.•To draw graphs of dif-ferent type of polyno-mials and to find their zeroes.

Fire Service week

May l

IIIIIIV

Linear Equation in two vari-ablesEx. 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4Ex. 3.5, 3.6 Revision Written Test (Formative-1)

Quiz of Ch1,2

Projects Ch-2, 3

National Anti Ter-rorism Day Common-wealth Day

June & July

IIIIII

IV

FA 2Statistics Ex 14.1, 14.2 Ex 14.3, 14.4 TrigonometryEx 8.1, 8.2Ex 8.3, 8.4

Checking of Projects

Ch-8,14

•To find Median and mode of data by graphi-cal method

United Na-tional Public Service Day

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Aug. IIIIIIIV

Triangles (Theorems)Ex. 6.1RevisionWritten Test (Formative-2) Quiz of

Ch-8, 14

Internation activity A Compari-sion of the education system of two partner countries (Germany, UK)

•To verify the B.P.T using parallel line board and triangle cut-outs.

• To verify the ratio of area of two similar s is equal to ratio of squares of any two correspond-ing sides.

National Sport day International day against Nuclar Test

Sept. IIIIIIIV

Ex 6.2, Ex 6.3 Ex 6.4, 6.5RevisionSummative-1 Exam

Ch-6 • To verify the Pythago-ras Theorem by paper folding and pasting.• International Activity• It's a question of faith

Oct. I

IIIIIIV

FA-3Quad. EquationsEx 4.1, Ex 4.2Ex. 4.3 Ex. 4.4AP Ex 5.1 Ex 5.2Ex 5.3 Ch-4, 5

•To verify that the sum of first n natural numbers in n(n+1)2, i.e. S n=n(n+1)2 by graphical method.•To verify that the given sequence is an AP by paper cutting and pasting method.•To verify that the lengths of tangents drawn from an external point to a circle are equal.

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Nov. I

II

IIIIV

Circle Ex 10.1,Ex 10.2 (Theorems), Ex 10.2Geom. Const.Ex 11.1, 11.2RevisionWritten Test (Formative 3)

QuizCh-4, 5, 10

Working Model

Ch-10, 11

• To give a demonstration of formula of Area of Circle.• To make a cone of given slant length (I) and base circumference.• To give a suggestive demonstration of formula of C.S.A. Of cone.• To give a suggestive demonstration of formula for volume of a right circu-lar cone.

World day of Rememberance for Road Traffics

Dec. I

II

IIIIV

FA-4Area related to circleEx 12.1, 12.2Ex 12.3, Surface Area and Volume (13.1)Ex 13.2, 13.3Ex. 13.4

International activity: A Crusade against Malaria

Ch - 12, 13

• To give a suggestive demonstration of formula for surface area of a sphere in terms of its radius. • To give suggestive demonstration of the formula for volume of sphere in terms of its radius.• Comparision of surface Areas of right

National Youth day

circular cylinder when rolled along length and when rolled along breadth.• To make a right circular cylinder of given height & circumference of base.

Jan. IIIIIIIV

Winter BreakHeights and Distances Ex. 9.1 RevisionWritten Test (Formative-4)

Quiz Ch-9, 12, 13

Winter Break Ac-tivities

Ch-9 • Comparision of volume of right circular cylinder when rolled along length and when rolled along breadth.• To make a Clinometer and use it to measure the height of an object.

Feb. I

IIIIIIV

Coordinate GeomEx. 7.1, 7.2Ex 7.3, ProbabilityEx 15.1Revision

Ch-7, 15

• To get familiar with idea of probability of an event through a double colour card experiment.

March I Revision II Summative Exam -2 Book Prescribed for Competition:- Basic Maths By R. S. Aggarwal Syllabus:- As per the given syllabus in school curriculum.

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Subject - Social ScienceBooks Prescribed: NCERTMonth Week History Geography Civics Economics Co-scholastic

ActivityApril I

II

III

IV

Ch-4 Making of the Global WorldInter war EconomyPost war Era

Beginining of Globalization–

Ch-1 Resources and Development

Resource Planning

Land use PatternSoil types and Conservation

Ch-1 Power Sharing in Belgium and Sri Lanka Majoritarianism

Accommodation in BelgiumWhy Power Sharing is Desirable

Ch-1 The story of Development

National Income per capita IncomeHow to compare different country-

World Health day7 April

22 MarchWorld Water day

22 AprilEarth-Day

May I

IIIII

IV

Revision

RevisionFA-1

Revision

Ch-2 Forest and Wild life.

Forest types, Flora and Fauna, Map work

Ch-2 Federalism: Fed-eral divisions of India

Decentralisation of Power

Revision

RevisionRevision

Revision

1 MayInternational Labour Day, 5th MayRed Cross Day

Olympiad A Com-parison of the Edu. system of the Part-ner Countris i.e. Germany and UK

School TourJune

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July I

II

III

IV

Ch-7 Print Culture and the Modern World

Print came to Europe

Print Revolution in India

New forms of print and censorship

Ch-3 Water Resources

Water scarcity

MultipurposeProjects, Water har-vesting

Map Work

Ch-3 Democracy and Diversity

Politics of social divi-sion

Ch-2 Sectors of Indian Economy

Economic Activity

Total production in each sector Importance of tertiary sector

World Population Day 11 JulyInternational Activ-ity: Mock Parlia-mentSessionCollect information about pollutionFarming, Food Production & Fair Trade

Aug. I

II

III

IV

Revision

Revision

Revision

FA-2

Ch-4 Agriculture

Types of Farming Cropping Pattern, cropsReforms in Agricul-ture, Revision

Caste and Politics

Organised sectors unorganisedSectorsRevision

Revision

Hiroshima Day 6 Aug.Independence day15 Aug.A Comparison of the Edu. system of two Partner Coun-tries i.e. Germany and UK

Sept. III

RevisionRevision

Revision Ch-4 Gender, Religion and caste Public/Pri-vate division women's Representation Reli-gion, Communalism and Polities

Revision World Tourism Day 27 Sep.

IIIIV

Revision RevisionSummative Assessment -1

Revision Revision International Activity: Clean Environment to Save Mother Earth

Oct. I

II

III

IV

Ch-2 Nationalist Movement in Indo-China The Inter War EconomyPost War Era

Beginning of Globalization

Ch-5 Minerals and Energy ResourceMinerals and their types Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Minerals Conservation of Minerals and Energy Resource.

Ch-5 Popular Struggle and Movements Pressure Groups and movement Sectional Interest group. Public Interest groups

Ch-3 Money and Credit

Medium of Exchange Loan activity, Sources of Credit

Self Help Group

Gandhi Jayanti2nd Oct.

Activity : Mock Parliament SessionWorld Food Day16 Oct.It is a question of faith

Nov. I

II

IIIIV

Modernisation

Communist Movement and VietnameseRevisionFormative Assessment -3

Conventional and Non-Conventional sourcesMaps

Revision

Ch-6 Political Parties National and Regional Party. Challenges to Political PartiesRevision

Revision

Revision

Activity: Mock Parliament Session

Children Day Celebration14 Nov.

Dec. I

II

Ch-3 Nationalism in India Civil disobedienceNon-Co-operation Movement

Ch-6 Manufacturing IndustriesContribution of In-dustries to National Economy Agro and Mineral based Industries

Ch-7 Outcomes of Democracy

How do we access democracy, outcomes

Ch-7Globalization and Indian EconomyGlobalization, Foreign trade Integration of

Human Rights Day 10 Dec.

Kisan Divas 23 Dec.National Consumer day 24 Dec.

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III

IV

How Participant saw the movementSense of Collective Belongings

Pollution and Envi-ronmental Degrada-tion, Map practice

Accountable, Respon-sive and Legitimate Government

Market WTO, struggle for Fair globalization

Jan. IIIIIIIV

RevisionRevisionRevisionFA - 4

RevisionRevisionRevision

RevisionRevisionRevision

RevisionRevisionRevision

National Youth day 12 JanRepublic day Cl-ebration 26 Jan

Feb. I

IIIIIIV

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RevisionRevisionRevision

Ch-7 Life line of National Economy Land, Water and Air transport Pipeline, Major Seaport and Airport Communication and International trade Revision

Ch-8 Challenges to Democracy Different Challenges Different context Thinking about

RevisionRevision

Ch-5 Consumer Right The consumer in the market con-sumer Movement and Rights well in-formed consumers

RevisionTravel Guide

March III

RevisionS.A. 2

Revision Revision Activity: The study of a day in Common weath Countries

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Subject - ScienceBooks Prescribed: A Text Book NCERT, S Chand Publication

Month Week Physics Chemistry Biology Competi-tive Exam

Practical Activity Interna-tional activity

Activity for Scien-tific skills

Day

Formative Assessment-1 (April-May)April I Book of

Basic (FA I Syllabus)

Book of Basic (FA ISyllabus)

•To study various types of ChemicalReactions (a) Combination reaction (b) Decomposition (d) Displacement (d) Double Displacement.•To show experimentally that light is necessary for photosynthesis.•To show experi-mentally that CO2 is given out dur-ing respiration

1) Describe an activity to show that a black surface is a good absorber of heat than a white surface 2) Find out how food materials are packed & supplied to us so that these are kept safe for long time.3) Find out how galvanization process is carried out.

Celebra-tion of •Earth Day(22 April)•Say No to littering•Grow more trees.

1st-7th April Preven-tion of Blindness week.7th April World Health Day.22 April World Earth Day.

II

III

IV

Sources of Energy

Chemical Reaction & Equation

Life Processes

Sources of EnergyChemical Reaction

•To prepare temporary mount of a leaf to show stomata

4) Find out how air and water are must for iron to get rusted.

•Recycling of Paper

May I

II

III

IV

Revision

FA-1 ExamSummar Break

Life Processes (cont.)

•To observe reac-tivity of Zn, Fe, Cu, Al metals on salt solutions

5) To show heating of lead nitrate is decomposition reaction6) To show photo chemical decomposition of silver chloride.7) To show iron is more reactive than copper8) To set up a model to generate elec-tricity9) To set up a model of wind mill.

•Recycling of Paper

Project 8 May- World Red Cross Day.11 May Technol-ogy Day.17th May World Telecom-munica-tion Day.31st May No Tobacco Day.

Formative Assessment-2

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June IV Book of Basics(FA-2 Syllabus)

Acids, Bases and Salts

Book of Basics (FA-2 Syllabus)Acids, Bases and Salts

•To find PH of given samples •To study proper-ties of acids & Bases

1) To show that acid reacts with metals to liber-ate hydrogen gas.

World En-vironment Day(5 June)

Acid rain 14th June World Blood Donor Day.24th June World Younger Doctor's Day.

July III

III

IV

ElectricityElectricity

Control & Coordi-nation

Electricity

Control & Coordina-tion

•To study the dependence of current on Potential difference •To determine equivalent resistance when resistors are joined in series •To determine equivalent resistance when resistors are joined in parallel.

2) To show acid reacts with metal carbonate to liberate CO23) To prepare soda-acid fire extinguisher.4) To complete an electric circuit by using a cell, ammeter and a key.5) To find out new resistance of a wire if its length is doubled.

Farming, Food Produc-tion and Fair Trade

28 July World Hepatitis Day.

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6) To find out the relation between V&I across the resis-tors connected in series.

Aug. IIIIII

IV

RevisionRevisionForma-tive-2ExamBook of Basics(SA-1 Syllabus)

Metals & Non Metals

Metals & Non Metals

International Ac-tivity: A Crusade Against Malaria

7) To demon-strate pho-totropism in plants.8) To dem-onstrate geotropism in plants.9) To dem-ostrate differ-ence between Tropic & Nastic Move-ment.

•Inter-national Activity:GD on Eradica-tion of Malaria

06 Aug. Hiro-shima Day.23 Aug. - 6 SeptNational Fort night on Eye Dona-tion.

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Sept. I

II

III

Magnetic Effects of electric current

Revision

Summa-tive Exams-1

Clean Environ-ment to save Mother Earth

10) Demon-strate that a magnetic field is produced around a cur-rent carrying wire.11) Study the pattern of the field lines of a bar magnet by using iron fillings 12) Plot a complete pattern of the field lines of a bar magnet with the help of a compass needle.

National Conser-vation Day (23 Sept.)

Global Warming and its Impact

Alter-native Sources of energy

16 Sept. Word Ozone Day.

Term-II

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Oct. I

II

III

Light

Light

Repro-duction

Light

Repro-duction

•To determine the focal length of i) concave mirror ii) Convex lens by obtaining the image of a distant object.•To trace the path of a ray of light passing through a rectangular glass slab•To draw the images of an object formed by a convex lens•To study binary fission & budding

1) To show laws of reflection2) To show refraction3) To show focal length, focus & centre of curvature in a concave mirror 4)To show dif-ferent parts of a Flower.5)To show the difference in F1 and F2 genera-tion6) To show the function of eye lens7) To show the defect myopia.

World Habitat Day

It is a question of faith

Various Environ-mental Problems and their remedial measures.Water harvest-ingProject

1st Oct World Vegetar-ian Day.6th Oct. World Habitat Day.16th Oct. World Food Day.21st Oct. Global Iodine Defi-ciency Disorder Day.

Nov. I

IIIII Forma-

tive 3

Our Envi-ronment

Our Envi-ronment

• To study homol-ogy & analogy

8) To show the defect presby-opia 9) To show physical

9th-14th Nov. Interna-tional Week of Science.

IV Exams Book of Basics (FA-4 Syllabus)

Heredity& evolu-tion

Heredity& evolu-tion

with the help of preserved speci-mens•To identify the different parts of an embryo of a dicot seed

properties of Ethanol 10) To show properties of carbon11) To deter-mine pH of acetic acid and hydrochloric acid.

Dec. I

II

Human Eye

Carbon & its com-pounds

Human EyeCarbon & its com-pounds

•To study the properties of acetic acid

12) To carry out reaction of ethanol with alkaline potassium permanganate13) To deter-mine estrifica-tion process

Celebra-tion of Pollution Preven-tion Day (2 Dec)

Wild life and their conser-vation

Int. Ac-tivity A Crusade Against Malaria.

Jan. I

IIIIIIV

Winter BreakRevisionRevisionForma-tive-4 Exams

1) To de-termine the metallic properties of first group elements.

30 Jan. National Cleanli-ness Day.

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Feb. III

III

Periodic classifica-tion of elements

Manage-ment of natural resources

2) To determine the position of Hy-drogen in periodic table.3) To determine the Reactivity of 17th group ele-ments.4) To demonstrate the effect of defor-estation.

National Science Day (28 Feb.)

28 Feb. National Science Day.

March I Summa-tive-2Exams

5) To demonstrate the effects of pollutants like CO, Nitrogen Oxide & Sulphur Oxide6) To demonstrate the use of Khadin

15 March World Disabled Day.16 March Immu-nization Day.23 March World Meteo-rological Day.24 March World TB Day.

Note :- Co-Scholastic Activities are included month wise in all 5 subjects

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Subject - PHE

Month Topic

April Olympic Games - General Instructions, Olympic Oath and National Games of different countries

May Swimming and its related terms

June/July Table Tennis - Terms and Rules

August Lawn Tennis - Terms and Rules

September Basket Ball - Terms and Rules

October Track - Basic Information and its formation

November Volley Ball - Terms and Rules

December Football - Terms and Rules, Basic Information

January Carrom - Basic terminology and rules

February General Sports Injuries

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Month ActivityApril Calligraphy, Speech, Speaking On A Given SituationMay Newspaper Reading, Role Play, DrawingJune/July Poem Recitation, Book Reading, Compering,

Interview: Giving & TakingAugust Slogan Writing, Quotation Writing, Debate,

News ReadingSeptember Revision & ExamOctober Advertisement, Story Telling, Dramatization,

Greeting OthersNovember Story Picturization, Radio Show, Poem Composing,

CommentaryDecember Puzzle Solving, Poster Making, SpeechJanuary Greeting Card Making, Listening, Missing Letters,

OlympiadFebruary Calligraphy, Quotation Writing,

Reading ActivityMarch Revision & Exam

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