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 SUBJECT ENGLISH

Month Literature Grammar & Writing Skills

Beehive Moments

April 1. Tenses

1.The Fun They 1.The Lost Child

Had

2.The Road Not

Taken (poem)

May 3.The Sound of 2.The Adventures of 2. Descriptive Paragraph on

Music Toto person/event/situation
(100-120 words)
July 4.Wind (poem) 3.Iswaran the 3. Verb Concord
Storyteller
5.The Little Girl

6. Rain on the
Roof(poem)

August 7. A Truly Beautiful 4. Modals

Mind
4.In the Kingdom of
8.The Lake Isle of Fools
Innisfree (poem)

September 9.The Snake and 5. Writing Skills-Story Writing

the Mirror (on a given cue/title) 100-120
5.The Happy Prince
words
10.A Legend of the
Northland (poem)

October 11.My Childhood 6. Reported speech-

12.No Men Are 6.The Last Leaf ○ Statement

Foreign (poem)
○ Question

○ Commands & Requests

November 13.Reach For the 7. Writing Skills- Diary Entry

Top
7. A House is not a (100-120 words)
14.On Killing a Tree Home
(poem)

December 15.Kathmandu 8. Determiners

16. A Slumber did 8.The Beggar

my Spirit Seal
(poem) 2
January 17.If I Were You

February Revision Revision Revision

Unit Test 1 The Fun They Had, The Lost Child Tenses , Descriptive Paragraph

The Road not

Taken

Half Yearly •The Fun They Had  The Lost Child Tenses, Modals, Subject-Verb
 The Adventures of Agreement, Descriptive
Examination •The Road Not Toto Paragraph, Story Writing.
Taken (poem)  Iswaran the
•The Sound of Storyteller
Music  In the Kingdom of
Fools
•Wind (poem)  The Happy Prince
•The Little Girl

•Rain on the
Roof(poem)
ASL: speaking skill assessment.
•A Truly Beautiful
Mind

•The Lake Isle of

Innisfree (poem)

•The Snake and

the Mirror

•A Legend of the
Northland (poem)

Unit Test 2 My Childhood, The Last leaf Diary Entry, Reported Speech
,Determiners
Reach For The Top,
No Men Are
Foreign.

Annual The entire syllabus ASL: listening skill assessment.

Examination
of Beehive,
Moments,
Grammar &
Writing Skills

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 विषय-हिन्दी

पाठ्यपुस्तके---

1- क्षिततज भाग 1

2- कृ ततका भाग 1

3- Together with हिन्दी व्याकरण।

अप्रैल - गद्य – पाठ - 1 दो बैलों की कथा

पद्य — पाठ - 9 साखी एिं सबद

व्याकरण - उपसगग, प्रत्यय, अलंकार

मई - समास व्याकरण भाग की आिृतत

जुलाई – गद्य – पाठ - 2 ल्िासा की ओर

पद्य - पाठ - 10 िाख

कृ ततका पाठ – 1 - इस जल प्रलय में

व्याकरण - अFkZ के आधार पर िाक्य के भेद

प्रथम ईकाई परीिा – गद्यखंड – दो बैलों की कथा, पद्य खंड – कबीर साखी, सबद, कृ ततका – इस जल प्रलय में।
व्याकरण – उपसगग और प्रत्यय।

हियाकलाप - कवितािाचन

अगस्त – गद्य – पाठ - 3 उपभोक्तािाद की संस्कृ तत

पद्य – पाठ – 11 रसखान के सिैये

पाठ – 12 कैदी और कोहकला

व्याकरण - औपचाररक एिं अनौपचाररक पत्र, लघुकथा।

तसतम्बर – पाठ – 4 सााँिले सपनों की याद

पाठ 6 – प्रेमचन्द के फटे जूते

कृ ततका - रीढ की िड्डी

व्याकरण - संिाद लेखन, अपहठत गद्याश, सूचना लेखन, ई-मेल लेखन

अधगिावषगक परीिा पाठ्यिम

गद्य— पाठ 1 – दो बैलों की कथा, पाठ - 2 ल्िासा की ओर, पाठ - 3 उपभोक्तािाद की संस्कृ तत पाठ - 4 सााँिले सपनों की
याद। पदय – पाठ - 9 साक्षखयााँ, सबद पाठ 10 - िाख, पाठ 11- रसखान के सिैये, पाठ 12 - कैदी और कोहकला
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कृ ततका – इस जलप्रलय में, मेरे संग की औरतें

व्याकरण - उपसगग, प्रत्यय, समास, अथग के आधार पर िाक्य भेद, अलंकार, पत्र- लेखन, संिाद-लेखन, लघुकथा लेखन,
ई-मेल लेखन, सूचना लेखन अनुच्छे द लेखन एिं अपहठत गद्यांश।

अक्तूबर – पद्य – पाठ - 13 ग्रामश्री

कृ ततका - रीढ़ की िड्डी

निम्बर - गद्य – पाठ - 7 मेरे बचपन के हदन

पद्य – पाठ - 15 मेघ आए

व्याकरण - पूिग में पढाए गए व्याकरक्षणक अंशों का अभ्यास ।

हदसम्बर-

गद्यखंड – प्रेमचन्द के फटे जूते व्याकरक्षणक अंशों का अभ्यास ।

जनिरी - पद्य – पाठ - 17 बच्चे काम पर जा रिे िैं ।

हितीय ईकाई परीिा – गद्यखंड – प्रेमचन्द के फटे जूत,े ग्रामश्री कृ ततका – रीढ की िड्डी

व्याकरण - समास

हियाकलाप – श्रिण कला - कौशल परीिा

फरिरी - सम्पूणग पाठ्यिम का पुनः अभ्यास

िावषगक पाठ्यिम – अप्रेल से फरिरी तक पढ़ाए गए समस्त पाठ (सैपल पेपर का अभ्यास)

Subject: Mathematics
April - Number System

May - Number system continued and polynomials. FkZ

Unit Test- I Number System & Polynomials

July - Linear Equation in two variables

August. - Co-ordinate geometry, Introduction to Euclid's geometry

September. - Lines and angles, triangles

Half Yearly Examination - Syllabus covered till September

October - Quadrilaterals

November - Heron's Formula, Statistics

December - Circle

Unit Test - II - Quadrilateral, Heron's Formula& Statistics

January - Surface Area and Volume

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February - Revision

Annual Examination - Complete Syllabus

TERM- I BIOLOGY/ CHEMISTRY

Month Chapters Topics

April Matter in our Physical nature of matter, characteristics of

surroundings particles of matter, states of matter, evaporation.

May Discovery, Plasma membrane, nucleus, cell wall,

cytoplasm, endoplasmic reticulum,

Golgi apparatus, lysosomes, mitochondria, plastids,

The fundamental unit of
vacuoles, cell division.
life

July Is matter around us Mixture, solution, suspension, physical and

pure? chemical changes, compound.

August Tissues Plant tissues-simple and complex permanent

tissues.

September Tissues Animal tissues- epithelial tissue connective,

muscular and nervous tissue

TERM- I

Chapters- 1,2,5,6

UT-1-chapters- Chapter-5-The fundamental unit of life and Chapter-1-Matter in our surroundings.

Half yearly exam-Chapters- 1,2,5,6

Term- 1 Practical-

List Of Experiments

Biology:

Preparation of stained temporary mount of

1. Onion peel. 2. Human cheek cells and to record observations and draw their labelled diagrams.

Chemistry:

Unit-I Preparation of
a) a true solution of common salt, sugar and alum
b) a suspension of soil, chalk powder and fine sand in water
c) 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

2. Preparation of
a) A mixture b) A compound
using iron filings and sulphur powder and distinguishing between these on the basis of:

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 (i) appearance, i.e., homogeneity and heterogeneity

(ii) behaviour towards a magnet

(iii) behaviour towards carbon disulphide as a solvent

(iv) effect of heat

TERM-ll

Month Chapters Topics

October Improvement in food Improvement in crop yields, nutrient

resources management, cropping patterns.

November Improvement in food Animal husbandry

resources

December Atoms and molecules Laws of chemical combination, atoms,

molecules.

January Atoms and molecules Ions, writing a chemical formula,

molecular mass.

February Structure of atom Charged particles in matter, atomic

models, atomic number, mass
number, isotopes, isobars.

UT-2-Chapters-Chapter-12-Improvement in food resources andChapter-3- Atoms and molecules

Final exam-Complete syllabus (Chapters 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 12)

Term II- Practical -

List of Experiments

Biology
Identification of parenchyma, collenchyma and sclerenchyma tissues in plants, stripped, smooth and cardiac muscle
fibers and nerve cells in animals from prepared slides.

Chemistry practical

3) 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.

4) Determination of the melting point of ice and the boiling point of water.

5) Verification of the law of conservation of mass in a chemical reaction.

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 Physics

April: Motion: Distance and Displacement, Velocity, Uniform and non-uniform motion along a straight line;
acceleration

May: distance-time and velocity-time graphs for uniform and uniformly accelerated motion.

July: Motion: Equation of motion by graphical method; elementary idea of uniform circular motion.

Force and Newton’s Laws: Force and motion, Newton’s laws of motion, inertia of a body, inertia and mass,
momentum, force and acceleration.

August: Elementary idea of conservation of momentum, action and reaction forces.

September: Gravitation: Gravitation, universal law of gravitation, force of gravitation of the earth (gravity),
acceleration due to gravity, mass and weight, free fall.

October: Floatation: Thrust and pressure. Archimedes’ principle, buoyancy, elementary idea of relative density.

November: Work, energy and power: Work done by a force, energy, power, kinetic and potential energy.

December : Work, energy and power: Law of conservation of energy.

January: Sound: Nature of sound and its propagation in various media, speed of sound , range in humans.

February. Sound: Ultrasound , reflection of sound ,echo and SONAR. Structure of the

human ear (auditory aspect only)

First unit test :-Motion( Uniformly accelerated motion).

Activity:-Students have also to make assignment copy.

Half yearly:-Motion, Force & Newton’s Laws and Gravitation

Activity:- Students have also to give practical examination

Second unit test:-Floatation and Work Energy& Power.

Annual examination:- Complete syllabus

(Motion, Force, Gravitation, Floatation, Work Power & Energy & Sound)

Physics Practical

Before Half Yearly

1. To verify both the laws of reflection of light.

2. Determination of the density of solid (denser than water) by using a spring balance and a measuring cylinder.

After Half Yearly

3. Establishing the relation between the loss in weight of a solid when fully immersed in

(i) tap water (ii) strongly salty water, with the weight of water displaced by it by taking atleast two different solids.

4. Determination of the speed of a pulse propagated through a stretched string/ slinky.

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 History /Civics
MONTH SUBJECT CHAPTERS

April History 1. The French Revolution

May History 1. The French Revolution (continued)

July Civics 1. What is Democracy? Why

Democracy?

August History 2. Socialism in Europe and the

Russian Revolution

UNIT TEST-1 History 1. The French Revolution

September Civics 2. Constitutional Design

3. Electoral Politics

HALF YEARLY Syllabus till September.

EXAMINATION

October History 3. Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

November History 3. Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

(continued)

December Civics 4. Working of Institutions

History 4. Forest Society and Colonialism

(not to be assessed in examination)

UNIT TEST- 2 History 3. Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

Civics 4. Working of Institutions

January Civics 5. Democratic Rights

February History 5. Pastoralists in the Modern World

(not to be assessed) [group activity]

ANNUAL Complete Syllabus.

EXAMINATION

GEOGRAPHY

MONTH LESSON NAME OF THE CHAPTERS TOPIC / SUB TOPIC

April L-1 India:- Size and location 1. Location

2. Size
3. India and the World
4. India's Neighbours
 States and
 Union Territories
5. Map work
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July L-2 Physical features of India 1. Introduction

2. Major Physiographic Divisions

 All physical features of India

3. Unique features of each Physiographic
region

 As a source of resources
4. Map work

July L-3 Drainage 1. Drainage

 Drainage basin
 Water divide
2. Drainage Systems In India
 The Himalayan Rivers- Perennials
Rivers
 The Peninsular Rivers- Seasonal
rivers
3. Lakes
4. Role Of Rivers In The Economy
5. River Pollution
 Sources of pollution.
 consequences of pollution.
 NRCP (National River
Conservation Plan)
6. Map work
September L-4 Climate 1. Climate and Weather
2. Climatic Controls
3. Factors Affecting India's Climate
4- Coriolis Force
4. The Seasons
5. Distribution Of Rainfall
6. Monsoon As A Unifying Bond
7. Map work- India Annual Rainfall
Regions

October L-5 Natural vegetation and 1. Natural Vegetation Or Virgin

wildlife vegetation
2. Types of Vegetation
3. Some Medicinal Plants
4. Wildlife :
 Different Species: Animals, Birds
& Fish
 Conservation of Wildlife
 Biosphere Reserves& National
Parks
5. Migratory Birds
6. Map work

December L-6 Population 1. Population Size And Distribution

 By Number
 By Density
2. Population Growth
3. Processes of Population Change
 Birth Rate
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 Migration
4. Adolescent Population
5. National Population Policy, 2000
6. Census
7. Map work

Unit test-1, L-1 India: Size and location

Activity : Activity based on chapter number 05 (Natural Vegetation and Wildlife)

Half yearly L-1,2,3 and Maps of all three chapters

Unit test – 2, L-4 Climate

Annual Examination- All chapters and Maps of all chapters

ECONOMICS

MONTH LESSON NAME OF THE LESSON TOPIC / SUB TOPIC

May L-1 The story of village 1. Introduction of Village

Palampur 2. Organisationof Production
3. Activities in Palampur
 Farming Activities
 Non – Farming Activities
August L-2 People as Resource 1. Introduction
2. Story of Sakal& Vilas
3. Economic Activities by Men & Women
4. Quality of Population
5. Unemployment
November L-3 Poverty as a Challenge 1. Introduction : Poverty
2. Cases of Poverty
 Urban Case
 Rural Case
3. Issues related to Poverty
4. Poverty as seen by social scientists :
 Indicators of Poverty
 Analysis : Social exclusion &
Vulnerability
5. Poverty Line
6. Poverty Estimates
7. Vulnerable Groups
 Social Group
 Economic Group
8. Inter-State Disparities
9. Global Poverty Scenario
10. Causes of Poverty
11. Anti-Poverty Measures
12. The Challenges Ahead
January L-4 Food Security in India 1. Introduction : Food Security
 Dimensions of Food Security
 Why Food Security?
 Who are Food-insecure

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2. India's aim at self-sufficiency in
Foodgrains since Independence
3. Food security in India: Green
Revolution
4. Food Security System
 Buffer Stock
 Public Distribution System
 NFS Act, 2013
 Antyodaya Anna Yojana
5. Role of Cooperatives in Food Security

Unit Test-1, L-1 The story of village Palampur

Half Yearly L-1, 2

Unit Test-2 L-3 Poverty as challenge

Annual Examination- All chapters

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

April Part A: Unit 3- Basic ICT Skills-I (1,2,3,4 sessions)

May Part A: Unit 3 - Basic ICT Skills-I (Session 5,6,7)
July Part A: Unit 4 – Entrepreneurial Skills (All sessions)
and
Part B: Unit 2 – Data Entry and Keyboarding Skills (All sessions)
August Part B: Unit 1-Introduction to IT-ITeS Industry. (All Sessions)
Part B: Unit 3 - Digital Documentation (Session 1,2)
September Part B: Unit 3 - Digital Documentation (All Sessions)
October Part A: Unit 1 - Communication Skills(All Sessions)
November Part B: Unit 4: Electronic Spreadsheet (All Sessions)
December Part A: Unit 2: Self-Management Skills (All Sessions)
and
Part B: Unit 5 – Digital Presentation (Session 1,2)
January Part B: Unit 5 – Digital Presentation (All Sessions)
February Part A: Unit 5 – Green Skills-I (All Sessions)
and
Revision

Unit Test – 1
Part A:
Unit - 3 Basic ICT Skills-I

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  Session -1 – ICT and its Impact
 Session - 2 – Basics of a Computer System and a Mobile Device
 Session - 3 – Input, Output, Memory and Storage Devices of a Computer System.
 Session - 4 - Basic Computer Operations
Half Yearly Exam

Part A:

 Unit - 3 Basic ICT Skills-I (All sessions)

 Unit - 4 Entrepreneurial Skills (All sessions)

Part B:

 Unit - 1 Introduction to IT- ITeS industry (All sessions)

 Unit - 2 Data entry & Keyboarding Skills (All sessions)
 Unit - 3 Digital Documentation (1,2 sessions)

Unit Test -2

Part B:

 Unit - 3 Digital Documentation (All sessions)

Annual Exam

Part A:

 Unit - 1 Communication Skills (All sessions)

 Unit - 2 Self-Management (All sessions)
 Unit - 5 Green Skills-I (All sessions)

Part B:

 Unit - 4 “Electronic Spreadsheet” (All sessions)

 Unit - 5 “Digital Presentation” (All sessions)

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