Class VII Sub: ENGLISH Weekly Syllabus Academic … ENGLISH Weekly Syllabus Academic Session 2017-18...

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

Class – VII

Sub: ENGLISH

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2017-18

Month Week Dates Days No of

Periods Chapter Contents Syllabus

Apr-17 I 03-07 04-Ram Navami 04

03

01

LITERATURE

Please Don’t Pull It Out(Prose)

GRAMMAR

Prepositions

Read and appreciate the text

Questions and answers

RTC

Literary devices

Dictation

Exercise.

Introduction

Rules

Usage And Exercise For Practice

II 10-14 14-Good Friday/ Ambedkar Jayanti

04 01

02

01

Articles

Tenses- Past and Present only.

(Simple And Continuous)

LITERATURE

This Is Going To Hurt Just A Little Bit (Poem)

Introduction

Rules

Usage And Exercise For Practice

Appreciate the poem; discuss the poet and exercises at the end of the poem.

Poetic devices

III 17-22* 22-Working Saturday 06 02 LITERATURE

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Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

(Student) 22- Parent Orientation

02

02

This Is Going To Hurt Just A Little Bit (Contd.)

WRITING

Factual Description

COURSE BOOK

Unit I, Section 3: Vocation (Poem)

Basic elements

Points to remember

Sample and practice question

Silent reading

Discussion on the theme

Vocabulary building exercise

IV 24-28 25,26-Knowledge Festival, Mission Aavishkaar, Consumer Conclave

05 01

02

02

Vocation- Contd

WRITING

Dialogue Completion

VOCABULARY

Idioms and Phrases

Questions- Answers

Basic elements

Important Points

Sample and Practice Question

Meaning and uses

Common idioms and phrases

May-17 I 01-06*

06- Working Saturday (Student), Open House (XII) ES1, Prize Distribution VI-VIII

01-Support Staff Day

06 04

02

LITERATURE

The Pickwick Club (Prose)

GRAMMAR

Passive Voice

Read and appreciate the text, questions and answers, RTC, literary devices

Dictation

Exercises at the end of the prose piece.

Rules

Usage

Practice

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 02

Passive Voice (Contd.)

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01

01

ASL Term I- Listening Activity

Holiday Homework

An audio track is played and a worksheet is to be answered.

Activity theme, topic and manner of execution will be explained in class.

***** SUMMER BREAK 15 MAY -30 JUN 2017 ******

Jul-17 I 03-07 05

03

01

01

LITERATURE

A Tragic Story

(Poem)

Sentence

Reordering

Revision for

PT-1

Introduction of the poet

Reading, explanation

Word meanings

Poetic devices

Practice questions

II 10-14 05 02

03

WRITING

Paragraph

Writing

Course Book

Unit 2

Format

Elements

Sample paragraph

Grammar and vocabulary building

exercise given at the end of

PT1 (Pre Mid Term) Date 10 Jul – 21 Jul READING

Unseen Passage

Unseen Poem

WRITING

Factual Description

Dialogue Completion

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chapters will be discussed

GRAMMAR

Prepositions

Articles

Tenses (Simple And Continuous)

Sentence Reordering

Idioms and Phrases

Passive Voice

LITERATURE

Please Don’t Pull It Out (Prose)

This Is Going To Hurt Just A Little Bit (Poem)


Vocation (Poem)

III 17-22* 22-Working Saturday (Student)

06 03

03

WRITING

Informal Letter

Course Book

Unit 3

Format

Basic elements

Things to remember

Sample letter

Rules and exercise

Grammar and vocabulary

building exercise given at

the end of chapters will be

discussed.

IV 24-28 28 – Investiture Ceremony

05 04 GRAMMAR

Perfect Tenses

Introduction

Rules

Usage

Exercise

V 31 01

01 WRITING

Message Writing

Format

Usage

Sample message

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 01

WRITING

Message Writing (continued)

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03 LITERATURE

Trees Are Great (Poem)

Read and appreciate the text.

Poetic devices

Questions and Answers

II 07-12* 12-Working Saturday (Students), Open House

11-Independence Day Celebrations

07 – Raksha Bandhan

05 04 ASL Term-I Speaking Activity

Students will speak individually or in pairs on a given topic. Assessment will be done on the basis of the pre-decided rubrics.

III 14-18 15 – Independence Day/ Janmahtami

04 03

01

LITERATURE

The Fun They Had (Prose)

GRAMMAR

Verbs:

Modals, Non-

finite forms



RTC

Literary devices

Dictation


Usage

Practice

IV 21-26* 26-Working Saturday (Staff)

06 03

02

Verbs:

Modals, Non-

finite forms

(contd.)

GRAMMAR

Punctuation

Usage and exercises

V 28-31

04 03 GRAMMAR

Similes

Homophones

Explanation

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Homographs Usage and Exercises

Sep-17 I 01 02- Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid)

01 01 Dictionary Work

II 04-08 05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

05 02

02

GRAMMAR

Synonyms

and Antonyms

Revision for Mid Term Examination

Discussion and exercises

Mid Term Exam

Date :11 Sep – 23 Sep

READING

Unseen Passage

Unseen Poem

WRITING

Factual Description

Dialogue Completion

Paragraph Writing

Message Writing

Informal Letter

GRAMMAR

Prepositions and Articles

Tenses- Past and Present (Simple, Continuous and Perfect)

Idioms and Phrases

Passive Voice

Sentence Reordering

Punctuations

Similes, Homophones and Homographs

III 11-16* 16-Working Saturday (Students)

06

Mid Term / HYE Exam IV 18-23* 23-Working Saturday

(Students) 06

V 25-26

02 02 ASL Term II

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Verbs: Modals, Non Finite Forms

LITERATURE

Please Don’t Pull It Out (Prose)

This is going to hurt just a little bit (Poem)



A Tragic Story (Poem)

Trees Are Great (Poem)

Vocation (Poem)

*** Autumn Break 27 Sep – 02 Oct 2017 ***

Oct-17 I 03-06 01-Muharram 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s

Birthday 05-Maharishi Valmiki’s

Birthday

03 03 ASL Term II

II 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Student), Term-1 Open House

11 – Five period Time-

Table 08 – Karva Chouth

06 03

02

LITERATURE

The Choice (Poem)

Course Book Unit 5 Section 1 and 3

Introduction of the poet

Reading, explanation

Word meanings

Poetic devices

Silent Reading

Vocabulary building

III 16-21 18-21 Diwali Holidays

02 02 GRAMMAR

Words ending with ‘shun’ sounds using

Pronunciation

Usage

Exercise

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suffixes like –tion, -sion, -shion.

IV 23-28* 28 – Working Saturday (Student), Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

06 04

02

LITERATURE

The Stalled Ox (Prose)

GRAMMAR

Conjunctions



RTC

Literary devices

Dictation


Rules

Usage

Practice

V 30-31 02 02 GRAMMAR

Words Often Confused

Vocabulary building exercises

Nov-17 I 01-03 04- Guru Nanak’s Birthday

03 03 LITERATURE

Course book Unit 6: War and Freedom

Discussion on theme and characters

Question and answers

Word meanings

II 06-11* 11-Working Saturday (Students)

06 03

03

WRITING

Diary Entry

Prefix and Suffix

Format

Basic elements

Practice

Usage

Exercises

III 13-18* 18 - Annual Day 06 03 Assorted Grammar

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03

Practice Vocabulary Building exercise from MCB

IV 20-24 20- OFF in lieu of Annual Day

05 04 GRAMMAR

Reported Speech

Activity: A student reports an incident

Rules

Usage

Practice

V 27-30 04 04 LITERATURE

The Invention of Shoes (Poem)

Introduction Of The Poet

Reading

Explanation

Word Meanings

Poetic Devices

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 01 WRITING

Formal Letter

Format

Rules

Points to Remember

Sample Letter

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec Reading

Unseen Passage

Unseen Poem Writing

Diary Entry

Informal Letter Grammar

Synonyms and Antonyms


Conjunctions

II 04-09* 09-Working Saturday (Student)

08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 02

02

01

Formal Letter (Contd.)

Revision for PT 2

Dictionary Work

III 11-16* 16 – Sports Day

06 02

03

GRAMMAR

Plurals

LITERATURE

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Course Book Unit 6, Section 1 and 3

Words Ending With –‘shun’ sounds

Reported Speech

Prefix and Suffix Literature

The Choice(Poem)

The Invention Of Shoes(Poem)


War And Freedom (Prose)

IV 18-23* 23- Working Saturday, Open House Mock PB

18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

06 03

02

WRITING

Notice Writing Writing Skills Practice

Format

Rules

Points to remember

Sample notice

V 26-28 24,25 – Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

03

ASL Term II

*** Winter Break from 29 Dec to 05 Jan 2018 ***

Jan-18 I 08-13* 13-Working Saturday (Students), Open House

06 05 LITERATURE

Course book – Mother’s Day (Drama)

Introduction to the playwright

Discussion of the theme and characters

Role play


II 15-20* 20- Working Saturday (Students)

06 02

04

Mother’s Day (contd.)

LITERATURE

Tiger (Poem)

Introduction f the poet

Reading

Explanation

Word Meanings

Poetic Devices

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 04 Revision for Grammar,

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Literature and Writing Skills.

IV 29-31 31- Farewell-XII (after school)

03

03 Assorted Grammar Topics

Feb-18 I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open House PB

03 03 Vocabulary building exercise

Antonyms, synonyms, Spell- Vocabulary

II 05-09 05 05 Literature

Chambali

Leisure Reading

III 12-16 14- Maha Shivratri 04 04

Revision and Recapitulation

IV 19-23 05 05 Revision worksheets will be done in class.

V 26-28 03

Final Exams

Final Exams Reading

Unseen Passage

Unseen Poem Writing

Diary Entry

Informal Letter

Paragraph Writing

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Grammar


Conjunctions

Words Ending With –Tion sounds

Reported Speech

Prefix and Suffix

Tenses- Simple, Continuous and Perfect

Literature

The Choice(Poem)

The Invention Of Shoes(Poem)


War And Freedom (Prose)

Mother’s Day (Drama)

Tiger (Poem)


Mar-18 Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 15 Mar 18 Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 12 Feb – 26 Feb 18

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Class –VII

Sub: HINDI

Weekly Syllabus





04 ikB&1 ge iaNh

mUeqDr xxu ds

ikB &2 nknh ek¡

O;k[;k

Ikz”uksÙkj

vifBr x|ka”k


04 04 ikB &2 nknh ek¡

cky egkHkkjr

nsoozr

Ikz”ukksÙkj

Ekwy fcUnq ys[ku

III 17-22*

22-Working Saturday (Student)

22- Parent Orientation

06 05 Hkh’e

vack

fonqj

dqarh

ikB okpu

Lkkjka”k

ewy fcUnq ys[ku


05 05 O;kdj.k

ikB 3 & fgeky;

dh csfV;k¡

Hkk’kk fopkj] fganh Hkk’kk vkSj

O;kdj.k

Lkjka”k iz”uksRrj O;k[;k

May-17 I 01-06*



06 05 ikB 4 & dBiqryh

Hkhe

d.kZ

iz”uksRrj

O;k[;k

ikB okpu

Lkkj

Ekwy fcanq ys[ku

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 04 nzks.kkpk;Z

yk[k dk ?kj

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq ys[ku

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ikaMoks dh

j{kk


Jul-17 I 03-07 05 05 ikB 5 & feBkbZokyk

ikB 6 & jDr vkSj

gekjk “kjhj

ikB okpu]O;k[;k

ekSf[kd o fyf[kr iz”uksRrj

II 10-14 05 05 O;kdj.k&i=

o.kZ&fopkj

vkSipkfjd i=

o.kZ fopkj vkSj mPpkj.k

PT1 (Pre Mid Term) Date 10 Jul – 21 Jul

olar

ikB 1 & ge iaNh

mUeqDr xxu ds

ikB 2 & nknh ek¡

ikB 3 & fgeky; dh

csfV;k¡

ikB 4 & dBiqryh

cky egkHkkjr

nsoozr ls ^ikaMoks dh j{kk^

rd

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka”k

Hkk’kk fopkj]

fganh Hkk’kk vkSj O;kdj.k

rRle o rn~Hko “kCn

i;kZ;okph “kCn 1ls 15

rd

foykse “kCn 1ls 15 rd


06 06 laf/k&Loj laf/k

laf/k&Loj laf/k

d nh?kZ laf/k

[k xq.k laf/k

Xk o`n~f/k laf/k

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05 05 ikB 7 & ikik [kks

x,

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksRrj

V 31 01

01 ikB 8 & “kke ,d

fdlku

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksRrj

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 04 Ckky egkHkkjr

nzkSinh Lo;aoj

bUnzizLFk

tjkla?k

“kdqfu dk

izos”k

ikB okpu

Lkkj

Ekwy fcanq ys[ku




05 05 pkSlj dk

[ksy vkSj

nzkSinh dh

O;Fkk

/k`rjk’Vª dh

fpark

Hkhe vkSj

guqeku

ikB okpu

Lkkj

Ekwy fcanq ys[ku


04 04 }s’k djus

okyks dk th

ugha Hkjrk

ek;koh

ljksoj

;{k&iz”u

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq ys[ku


06 05

ikB 9&fpfM+;k dh HkkokFkZ

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cPph

ikB 10 & viwoZ

vuqHko

iz”uksRrj

V 28-31

04 04 O;kdj.k

rRle vkSj rn~Hko “kCn

i;kZ;okph “kCn 16 ls 30 rd

foykse “kCn 16 ls 30 rd


01 01

vko`fRk dk;Z

vko`fRk dk;Z


05 05 vko`fRk dk;Z

vko`fRk dk;Z

Mid Term Exam


Oklar

ikB 1 & ge iaNh

mUeqDr xxu ds

ikB 2 & nknh ek¡

ikB 3 & fgeky; dh

csfV;k¡

ikB 4 & dBiqryh

ikB 5 & feBkbZokyk

ikB 6 & jDr vkSj gekjk

“kjhj

ikB 7 & ikik [kks x,

ikB 8 & “kke ,d

fdlku

ikB 9&fpfM+;k dh cPph

ikB 10 & viwoZ vuqHko

cky egkHkkjr

nsoozr ls ;{k&iz”u rd

O;kdj.k


06


(Students) 06

V 25-26

02 02 SA-1 mÙkj

iqfLrdkvksa dh Nk=ksa

ds lkFk ppkZA

O;kdj.k

SA-1 mÙkj iqfLrdkvksa dh Nk=ksa ds

lkFk ppkZA

O;kdj.k

milxZ]

izR;;

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vifBr&x|ka”k] i=

vkSipkfjd i=]vuqPNsn

fganh Hkk’kk vkSj O;kdj.k

o.kZ fopkj

laf/k&Loj laf/k

d nh?kZ laf/k

[k xq.k laf/k

Xk o`n~f/k laf/k

rRle o rn~Hko “kCn

Ik;kZ;okph “kCn16 ls 30

rd

foykse “kCn 16 ls 30

rd




Birthday

03 03

O;kdj.k

ikB 11 & jghe ds

nksgs

O;kdj.k

milxZ]

izR;;

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksÙkj




06 06 ikB 11 & jghe ds

nksgs

ikB 12 & dapk

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksÙkj

ikB okpu

O;k[;k

iz”uksRrj


02 02 cky egkHkkjr

vKkrokl

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq ys[ku

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06 05 izfrKk iwfrZ

fojkV dk

Hkze

ea=.kk]

jktnwr

lat;

ikB okpu] lkj

ewy fcanq ys[ku

V 30-31 02 02 ikB 13 & ,d

frudk

ikB 14 & [kkuiku

dh cnyrh rLohj

lLoj okpu] lkjka”k

ikB okpu


03 03 ikB 14 & [kkuiku

dh cnyrh rLohj

ikB okpu

O;k[;k

iz”uksRrj


06 06 cky egkHkkjr

“kkafrnwr Jhd`’.k

ikaMoks vkSj

dkSjoks ds

lsukifr

igyk] nwljk vkSj

rhljk fnu

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcUnq

III 13-18* 18 - Annual Day

06 06 pkSFkk] ik¡pok¡ vkSj

NBk fnu

lkrok¡] vkBok¡]

uok fnu

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcUnq


05 05 O;kdj.k vfodkjh “kCn

V 27-30 04 04 ikB 15 & uhydaB

ikB okpu

ewy Hkko

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iz”uksÙkj

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 01 v”kq) okD;

v”kq) okD;ksa dk la”kks/ku

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec

olar Hkkx&2

ikB 11 & jghe ds nksgs

ikB 12 & dapk

ikB 13 & ,d frudk

ikB 14 & [kkuiku dh

cnyrh rLohj

cky egkHkkjr

vKkrokl ls lk¡rok&uok

fnu^ rd

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka”k]i|ka”k

vuqPNsn

milxZ]

izR;;

vfodkjh “kCn


08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 04 v”kq) okD;

ikB 16 & Hkksj vkSj

cj[kk

v”kq) okD;ksa dk la”kks/ku

lLoj ikB okpu

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksÙkj


06 05 ikB 17 & ohj dq¡oj

flag

ikB okpu

O;k[;k

ekSf[kd o fyf[kr iz”uksRrj


18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

06 05 O;kdj.k lekl


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

03

O;kdj.k

okD;

okD; & ifjHkk’kk

¼vFkZ ds vk/kkj ij½



06 05 ikB 18 & la?k’kZ ds

dkj.k eSa

rqudfetkt gks x;k

ikB okpu

O;k[;k

iz”uksRrj

Pre Board Exam (Class X only) Date: 09 Jan- 25 Jan 18)

olar Hkkx&2

ikB 11 & jghe ds nksgs II 15-20* 20- Working Saturday 06 06 cky egkHkkjr HkkokFkZ

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(Students) Hkh’e “kj

“k¸;k ij

ckjgok¡ fnu

vfHkeU;q

;qf/kf’Bj dh

fpark vkSj

dkeuk

iz”uksÙkj

ewy fcanq

ikB 12 & dapk

ikB 13 & ,d frudk

ikB 14 & [kkuiku dh

cnyrh rLohj

ikB 15 & uhydaB

ikB 16 & Hkksj vkSj

cj[kk

ikB 17 & ohj dq¡oj flag

ikB 18 & la?k’kZ ds

dkj.k eSa rqudfetkt gks

x;k

ikB & 20

foIyo xk;u

cky egkHkkjr

vKkrokl ls

ysdj Jhd`’.k

vkSj ;qf/kf’Bj rd

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka”k]i|ka”k

vuqPNsn]i=] lekl]laf/k]

okD; & ifjHkk’kk

¼vFkZ ds vk/kkj

ij½] v”kq) okD;ksa dk

la”kks/ku] fojke fpUg

milxZ]

izR;;

vfodkjh “kCn

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 04 HkwfjJok]

t;nzFk vkSj

vkpk;Z nzks.k

dk var

d.kZ vkSj

nq;ksZ/ku Hkh

ekjs x,

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq


03

03

v”oRFkkek

;qf/kf’Bj dh

osnuk

ikaMoks dk

/k`rjk’Vª ds

izfr O;ogkj

Jhd`’.k vkSj

;qf/kf’Bj rd

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq

Feb-18 I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open

03 02 ikB & 20

foIyo xk;u

lLoj okpu

HkkokFkZ

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House PB

iz”uksÙkj

ewy fcanq

II 05-09 05 05 O;kdj.k

fojke fpUg

III 12-16 14- Maha Shivratri 04 04

vko`fÙk dk;Z vko`fÙk dk;Z

IV 19-23 05 05 vko`fÙk dk;Z

vko`fÙk dk;Z

V 26-28 03

03 Final Term

Final Term start


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Class – VII

Sub: SANSKRIT

Weekly Syllabus





02 ikB&1 lqHkkf’krkfu

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ


04 02 ikB&1 lqHkkf’krkfu

la[;k

vH;kl dk;Z

la[;k 1ls 20 rd

III 17-22*



06 02 ikB&2 nqcqZf)%

fou”;fr

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

vH;kl dk;Z


05 02 ikB&3 LokoyEcue~

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

May-17 I 01-06*



06 02 ikB&3 LokoyEcue~

ikB&4

gkL;ckydfolEesyue~

vH;kl dk;Z

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

II 08-12 10 – Buddha Purnima 04 02 ikB&4 vuqokn

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gkL;ckydfolEesyue~

”kCn :i

/kkrq :i

“kCnkFkZ

vH;kl dk;Z

”kCn :i&jke]dU;k

/kkrq :i&/kko~]iB~]xe~

ydkj&yV~]yV~]yM~-


Jul-17 I 03-07 05 02 ikB&5 if.Mrk

jekckbZ

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

vH;kl dk;Z

II 10-14 05 02 ikB&6 lnkpkj%

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

vH;kl dk;Z


ikB&1 lqHkkf’krkfu

ikB&2 nqcqZf)% fou”;fr

ikB&3 LokoyEcue~

ikB&4 gkL;ckydfolEesyue~

O;kdj.k

”kCn :i&jke]dU;k

/kkrq :i&/kko~]iB~]xe~

ydkj&yV~]yV~]yM~-

la[;k 1ls 20 rd

ikB ds ihNs dk vH;kl dk;ZA


06 02 ikB&7lM~-dYi%

flf)nk;d%

¼/kkrqiz;ksx%½

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

vH;kl dk;Z


05 02 ikB&8 f=o.kZ% /ot%

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

vH;kl dk;Z

V 31 01

01 ikB&8 f=o.kZ% /ot%

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

vH;kl dk;Z

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Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 01 la[;k

la[;k&21 ls 50 rd




05 02 ”kCn :i

”kCn :i&xg]unh


04 02 /kkrq :i

/kkrq :i&d`]ol~

Ykdkj&yV~]yV~]yM~-


06 02

iqujko`fr

iqujko`fr

V 28-31

04 02 iqujko`fr

iqujko`fr


01 01 iqujko`fr

iqujko`fr


05 02 iqujko`fr

iqujko`fr

Mid Term Exam


ikB&1 lqHkkf’krkfu

ikB&2 nqcqZf)% fou”;fr III 11-16* 16-Working Saturday (Students)

06 Mid Term / HYE Exam

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IV 18-23* 23-Working Saturday (Students)

06 ikB&3 LokoyEcue~

ikB&4 gkL;ckydfolEesyue~

ikB&5 if.Mrk jekckbZ

ikB&6 lnkpkj%

ikB&7lM~-dYi% flf)nk;d%

/kkrqiz;ksx%

ikB&8 f=o.kZ% /ot%

O;kdj.k

”kCn :i&xg]unh] jke]dU;k

/kkrq :i&d`]ol~] /kko~]iB~]xe~

Ykdkj&yV~]yV~]yM~-

la[;k&1 ls 50 rd


V 25-26

02 01 Mid Term Answer sheet distribution




Birthday

03 02 ikB&9 foeku;kua

jp;ke

vuqokn

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06 02 ikB&9 foeku;kua

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02 01 Lak[;k

Lak[;k&51ls 70 rd


06 02 ikB&10fo”ocU/kqRoe~

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vuqokn

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V 30-31 02 02 ikB&10fo”ocU/kqRoe~

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vH;kl dk;Z


03 02 ikB&11leok;ks fg

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06 02 ikB&11leok;ks fg

nqtZ;%

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06 02 /kkrq :i

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05 02 ikB&12 fo|k/kue~

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V 27-30 04 02 ikB&12 fo|k/kue~

vH;kl dk;Z

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 01 Lak[;k

Lak[;k&71ls 80 rd

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec

ikB&9 foeku;kua jp;ke

ikB&10fo”ocU/kqRoe~

ikB&11leok;ks fg nqtZ;%

O;kdj.k

”kCn :i&rr~ iqWfYyM~-x o

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08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 02 ikB&13 vere~

laLdre~

vuqokn

“kCnkFkZ

III 11-16* 16 – Sports Day 06 02 ikB&13 vere~ vH;kl dk;Z

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laLdre~



Lak[;k&51ls 70 rd


Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec


18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

06 02 Lak[;k

Lak[;k&81 ls 90 rd


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

02

”kCn :i ”kCn :i&e/kq]fir



06 02

ikB&14 vukfjdk;k

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06 02

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III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 02

ikB&15 ykyuxhre~

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03

02

ikB&15 ykyuxhre~

vuqokn

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Lak[;k&51ls 100 rd


03 02

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Lak[;k&91 ls 100 rd

II 05-09 05 02

iqujko`fr

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III 12-16 14- Maha Shivratri 04

02

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IV 19-23 05 02

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V 26-28 03

02

Final Term

Final Term Exam


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Class –VII

Sub: MATHEMATICS

Weekly Syllabus





CH:1 INTEGERS

Introduction

Ex:1.1

Properties of addition, subtraction & multiplication of Integers


04 CH:1 INTEGERS

Ex: 1.2

Multiplication of Integers Ex 1.3

Division of Integers Ex:1.4

III 17-22*



06 CH:1 INTEGERS CH:2 FRACTIONS &DECIMALS

Division of Integers Ex:1.4 (contd)

Introduction Ex:2.1

Multiplication of fraction by a whole number

Ex:2.2


05 CH:2 FRACTIONS &DECIMALS

Multiplication of fraction by a fraction Ex:2.3

Division of fraction Ex:2.4

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About decimals Ex:2.5

May-17 I 01-06*



06 CH:2 FRACTIONS &DECIMALS CH:3 DATAHANDLING

Ex:2.5( contd)

Multiplication of decimal numbers by 10,100&1000 .Ex:2.6

Division of decimal numbers. Ex:2.7

Introduction

Range & Arithmetic mean Ex:3.1

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 CH:3 DATAHANDLING

Ex:3.1(contd)

Mode & median of the data Ex 3.2


Jul-17 I 03-07 05

CH:3 DATAHANDLING

CH:4 SIMPLE

EQUATIONS

Bar graphs Interpretation & drawing Ex:3.3

Chance & Probability Ex: 3.4

Introduction Ex:4.1

II 10-14 05

CH:4 SIMPLE

Ex:4.1( contd)


SYLLABUS

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EQUATIONS

Forming an equation from statement & vice -a -versa Ex:4.2

Solving the equations Ex:4.3

CH:1 INTEGERS CH:2 FRACTIONS

& DECIMALS CH:3 DATA HANDLING

( UPTO Ex 3.2)


06 CH:4 SIMPLE

EQUATIONS

CH:5 LINES AND ANGLES

Applications of simple equations to practical situations Ex:4.4

Introduction

Related angles: complementary angles, supplementary angles ,adjacent angles ,linear pair, vertically opposite angles.Ex:5.1


05 CH:5 LINES AND ANGLES

Ex:5.1(contd)

Pair of lines: Intersecting lines &Parallel lines

Transversal of parallel lines. Ex: 5.2

V 31 01


Ex: 5.2 (contd)

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 CH:6 THE TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES

Introduction

Medians of a triangle, altitudes of a triangle .Ex:6.1

Exterior angle of a triangle & its Property .Ex:6.2

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05 CH:6 THE TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES

Angle sum property of a triangle. Ex:6.3

Inequality property .Ex:6.4

III 14-18 15 – Independence Day/ Janmashtami

04 CH:6 THE TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES

Ex:6.4 ( contd.)

Right angled triangles & Pythagoras property.

Ex:6.5


06

CH:6 THE TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES CH:7 CONGRUENCE OF TRIANGLES

Ex:6.5( contd.)

Introduction Ex:7.1

Congruence criterias Ex:7.2

V 28-31

04 CH:7 CONGRUENCE OF TRIANGLES

Congruence criterias Ex:7.2 (contd.)


01 REVISION


05 REVISION

Mid Term Exam


Syllabus CH:1 INTEGERS CH:2 FRACTIONS&


06


(Students) 06

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V 25-26

02 CH:8 COMPARING QUANTITIES

Introduction

DECIMALS CH:3 DATA HANDLING CH:4 SIMPLE EQUATIONS CH:5 LINES AND ANGLES CH:6 THE TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES CH-7 CONGRUENCE

OF TRIANGLES




Birthday

03

CH:8 COMPARING

QUANTITIES

Ratio & Proportion, Unitary method Ex:8.1




06

CH:8 COMPARING

QUANTITIES

Percentage Ex:8.2

Increase and decrease %

Profit and loss

Ex:8.3


02 CH:8 COMPARING QUANTITIES

Simple Interest Ex:8.3


06 CH:9 RATIONAL NUMBERS

Introduction

Equivalent rational numbers

Rational number between two rational Numbers Ex:9.1

V 30-31 02 CH:9 RATIONAL NUMBERS

Operations on rational numbers Ex:9.2

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03 CH:10 PRACTICAL GEOMETRY

Introduction

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



Construction of triangles( ASA criterion) Ex:10.4



Construction of triangles( RHS criterion) Ex :10.5

V 27-30 04 CH:11 PERIMETER AND AREA

Introduction

Squares &rectangles Ex:11.1

Area of parallelogram & triangle .Ex:11.2

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 CH:11 PERIMETER AND AREA

.Ex:11.2 ( contd.)

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec

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08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 CH:11 PERIMETER AND AREA

Circles: circumference & area. Ex:11.3

SYLLABUS

CH:8 COMPARING QUANTITIES CH:9 RATIONAL NUMBERS CH:10 PRACTICAL GEOMETRY


06 CH:11 PERIMETER AND AREA

Applications .Ex:11.4


18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

06 CH:12 ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

Introduction

Terms of an expression

Monomial ,binomial…& polynomial. Ex:12.1

Addition &subtraction of algebraic expressions. Ex:12.2


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

CH:12 ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

Addition &subtraction of algebraic Expressions Ex:12.2 (contd)



06 CH:12 ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

Finding a value of an expression. Ex:12.3

Formulas & rules. Ex:12.4


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06 CH:13 EXPONENTS & POWERS

Introduction

Laws of Exponents . Ex:13.1 & Ex:13.2

Expressing large numbers in Standard form. Ex:13.3

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 CH:14 SYMMETRY

Lines of symmetry. Ex:14.1

Rotational symmetry .Ex:14.2

Line & rotational symmetry.Ex:14.3


03

CH:15 VISUALISING SOLID SHAPES

Introduction

Plane figures & solid shapes

Nets for building solid shapes. Ex:15.1

Oblique sketches & Isometric sketches. Ex:15.2


03 CH:15 VISUALISING SOLID SHAPES

Viewing different sections of a Solid .Ex:15.3 & 15.4

II 05-09 05

REVISION


REVISION

IV 19-23 05

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V 26-28 03

Final term/examinations

Mar-18

Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 15 Mar 18 Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 12 Feb – 26 Feb 18

FINAL TERM SYLLABUS

CH:3 DATA HANDLING

CH:4 SIMPLE EQUATIONS


(Chap 3,4 & 5 = Term-I) CH:8 COMPARING

QUANTITIES

CH:9 RATIONAL NUMBERS CH:10 PRACTICAL GEOMETRY CH:11 PERIMETER AND AREA CH:12 ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS CH:13 EXPONENTS & POWERS CH:14 SYMMETRY CH:15 VISUALISING

SOLID SHAPES

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Class – VII

Sub: SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus





CHAPTER -1 : Nutrition in Plants

1.0 : Introduction 1.1 : Modes of Nutrition 1.2 : Photosynthesis – Food making process in Plants


04 CHAPTER -1 : Nutrition in Plants

1.3 : Other modes of Nutrition in Plants 1.4 : Saprotrophs 1.5: How nutrients are replenished

III 17-22*



06 CHAPTER -2 : Nutrition in Animals

2.0 : Introduction 2.1 : Different ways of taking food 2.2: Digestion in Humans 2.3 : Digestion in grass Eating Animals


05 CHAPTER -2 : Nutrition in Animals Chapter 3: Fiber to

Fabric

2.4 : Feeding and Digestion in Amoeba 3.1 (Wool) 3.2 (Silk)

May-17 I 01-06*

06- Working Saturday (Student), Open House (XII) ES1, Prize Distribution

06 Chapter 4 : Heat

4.1 Hot & Cold 4.2 Measuring Temperature 4.3 Laboratory Thermometer

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VI-VIII 01-Support Staff Day

II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima 04 Chapter 4 : Heat

4.4: Transfer of Heat 4.5 Kinds of clothes we wear in summer & winter


Jul-17 I 03-07 05 Chapter 5: Acids, Bases and Salts

5.1 : Acids and Bases 5.2: Natural indicators Revision

II 10-14 05 Chapter 5: Acids, Bases and Salts

Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes

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


CHAPTER -1 : Nutrition in Plants CHAPTER -2 : Nutrition in Animals Chapter 3 Fiber to Fabric Chapter 4 : Heat


06 Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes

6.2: Chemical Changes 6.3:Rusting of Iron (Chemical Changes and rusting of Irons) 6.4:Crystallisation


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

7.0 Introduction 7.1 Weather 7.2 Climate 7.3 Climate and Adaptation

V 31 01

Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones

8.1 Air exerts pressure

Aug-17 I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 Chapter 8 : Winds,

8.2 High speed winds are

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Storms and Cyclones

accompanied by reduced air pressure 8.3 air expands on heating 8.4 Wind Currents are generated due to uneven heating of Earth




05 Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones

8.5 Thunder Storms & Cyclones 8.6 Destruction caused by Cyclone 8.7 Effective safety measures 8.8 Advanced Technology has helped


04 Chapter9: Soil

9.1 : Soil teeming with life

9.2 : Soil Profile

9.3 Soil Types


06

Chapter9: Soil

9.4 : Properties of Soil 9.5 Moisture in Soil 9.6 Absorption of water by Soil

V 28-31

04 Chapter9: Soil Chapter 10 : Respiration in Organism

9.7 soil and crops 10.0 : Introduction 10.1 Why do we respire


01 Chapter 10 : Respiration in Organism

10.2 Breathing

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05 Revision

Mid Term Exam


CHAPTER -1 : Nutrition in Plants CHAPTER -2 : Nutrition in Animals Chapter 3 Fiber to Fabric

Chapter 4 : Heat

Chapter 5: Acids, Bases

and Salts

Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes Chapter 7 : Weather, Climate & Adaptations of Animals to Climate Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones Chapter9: Soil


06


(Students) 06

V 25-26

02

Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

Organism

Distribution of Answer sheets 10.3 How do we breathe?




Birthday

03

Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

Organism

10.4 What do we breathe out? 10.5 Breathing in other animals 10.6 Breathing under water

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06 Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

Organism

Chapter 11:

Transportation in

animals & plants

10.7 Do plants also respire 11.1Circulatory System 11.2 Excretion in animals 11.3 Transportation of substances in Plants


02 Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants

12.0 Introduction 12.1 Modes of Reproduction (Asexual Reproduction)


06 Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants Chapter 13 : Motion & Time

12.2 Sexual Reproduction in Plants 12.3 Fruits and seeds Formation 12.4 Seed Dispersal 13.1 Slow & Fast

V 30-31 02 Chapter 13 : Motion & Time

13.2 Speed 13.3 Measurement of Time


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

13.4 Measuring Speed 13.5 Distance – Time Graph 14.1 Symbols of Electric Components

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06 Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects

14.2 Heating effect of electric current 14.3 Magnetic effect of electric current 14.4 Electro magnet


06 Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects Chapter-15 : Light

14.5 Electric Bell 15.1 Light travels along a straight line


05 Chapter-15 : Light

15.2 Reflection of light 15.3 Right or Left

V 27-30 04 Chapter-15 : Light

15.4 Playing with spherical mirrors 15.5 Image framed by lenses

Dec-17 I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01

Revision PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec Chapter 10 : Respiration in Organisms Chapter-11 Transportation in animals &plants


08,09 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 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

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18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day


16.6 : Water management 16.7 :What role you can play 16.8:Effect of water scarcity on plants

Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants Chapter-13 : Motion & Time Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

Chapter –16: Water : A Precious Resource

16.8:Effect of water scarcity on plants



06 Chapter 17 : Forests – Our Life Line

17.0: Introduction 17.1: Visit to a forest



06 Chapter 17 : Forests – Our Life Line Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

17.1: Visit to a forest

18.1 :Water our life line

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

.2: What is sewage? 18.3 :water freshens up an event full journey 18.2: What is sewage?

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03

Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.3 :water freshens up an event full journey 18.4: WWTP


03 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.6 Better housekeeping practices 18.7 Sanitation and disease

II 05-09 05 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.8 Alternative arrangement for sewage disposal 18.9 Sanitation at public places


Revision

IV 19-23 05

Revision

V 26-28 03

Revision

Mar-18


FINAL EXAM (classes VI-VII)

CHAPTER -1 : Nutrition in Plants CHAPTER -2 : Nutrition in Animals

Chapter 4 : Heat

Chapter 10 : Respiration

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in Organism

Chapter 11: Transportation in animals & plants Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants Chapter 13 : Motion & Time Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects Chapter-15 : Light

Chapter –16: Water : A Precious Resource Chapter 17 : Forests – Our Life Line Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

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Class – VII

Sub: SOCIAL SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-17

I 03-07 04-Ram Navami 04

INTRODUCTION

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

● New and Old terminologies

● Historian and their sources

● New social and political groups

● Region and empire


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

● Old and New religions ● Thinking about time and historical periods

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GEOGRAPHY- CH – 2 :- Inside our Earth

• Interior of the Earth(Along with diagram)

III 17-22*


22- Parent

Orientation

06 GEOGRAPHY- CH-2 :- Inside our Earth CIVICS- CH – 1 :- On Equality

● Rocks and minerals ● Rock cycle(Along with diagram) ● Conservation of minerals and fossil fuel ● Equal Right to vote ● Other kinds of equality


05 CIVICS- CH -1 :- On Equality

● Recognizing dignity ● Equality in Indian Democracy ● Issues of equality in other democracies

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CH -10 struggles for equality HISTORY- CH-2: New kings and kingdoms

. Challenge of democracy Only page 117, 118, 119 (Tawa matsya sangha) ● The Emergence of New dynasties

May-17

I 01-06*



06 HISTORY- CH- 2 :-New kings and kingdoms GEOGRAPHY- CH – 3:- Our changing earth

● Administration in the kingdoms ● Prashastis and land grants ● Warfare for wealth

Case study of The Cholas

● Exogenic and endogenic forces ● Volcano, Earthquakes

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II 08-12

10 – Buddha Purnima

04 GEOGRAPHY- CH -3 :- Our changing earth

Major landforms:- work of river work of sea

waves work of ice ( glacier) work of wind Diagrams


Jul-17 I 03-07 0 5 GEOGRAPHY- CH -4 :- Air

.

Composition of atmosphere

. Structure of atmosphere

Weather and climate

Temperature

Air Pressure

Wind :- Types of Winds

moisture

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HISTORY- CH -3 :- The Delhi Sultans

The rulers of Delhi

Finding about Delhi sultans

The expansion of the Delhi sultanate

II 10-14 05 HISTORY- CH -3 :- The Delhi Sultans

GEOGRAPHY- CH -5 :- Water

Administration and consolidation under Tughluqs and Khaljis

The sultanate in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

Distribution of water bodies

PT1 (Pre Mid Term) Date 10 Jul – 21 Jul TOTAL MARKS – 40 HISTORY- CH-1: -Tracing changes through a thousand years GEOGRAPHY- CH – 2 :- Inside our Earth

CIVICS – CH – 1 :- On Equality III 17-

22* 22-Working

Saturday (Student)

06

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GEOGRAPHY- CH -5 :- Water

● Ocean circulation ● Tides ● Waves ● Ocean currents


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

● CONCEPT OF :- ● MLA ● Constituency ● Majority

● Opposition ● Case study of :-

debate in the legislative assembly

● Working of government

V 31 01

HISTORY- CH -4 :- The Mughal Empire

● Who were the Mughals

Mughal Military campaigns

The Mughal emperors

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Aug-17

I 01-04 02 - TechFest 04 HISTORY- CH -4 :- The Mughal Empire

The Mughal emperors Major campaigns &

events Mughal traditions of

succession Mughal relations with

other rulers

II 07-12*

12-Working Saturday (Students), Open House


07 – Raksha

Bandhan

05 HISTORY :- CH – 4 :- The Mughal Empire

● Mansabdars, Jagirdars Zebt and zaminders ● Akbar’s policies The Mughal empire in the seventeenth century and after


04 HISTORY :- CH – 4 :- The Mughal Empire

● Decline of Mughal

Empire

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IV 21-26*

26-Working Saturday (Staff)

06

CIVICS- CH -4 :-Growing up as boys and girls

Case study :- samao (1920)& Madhya Pradesh (1960)

● Women’s work and dignity, equality ● Lives of domestic workers

V 28-31

04 CIVICS- CH -4 :-Growing up as boys and girls CH -5 women change the world

● Lives of domestic workers

Valuing housework

Learning for change (pg. 59, 60, 61 )

Women’s movement (pg. 63, 64, 65, 66 )

Sep-17

I 01 02- Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid)

01 REVISION

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05 REVISION

Mid Term Exam

Date :11 Sep – 23

Sep

TOTAL MARKS – 80

HISTORY-

CH-1: -Tracing

changes through a

thousand years

CH-2: New kings and

kingdoms

CH -3 :- The Delhi

Sultans

CH -4 :- The Mughal

Empire

GEOGRAPHY-

CH – 2 :- Inside our

Earth

CH – 3:- Our

changing earth

CH -4 :- Air

III 11-16*

16-Working Saturday (Students)

06

Mid Term / HYE Exam IV 18-

23* 23-Working

Saturday (Students)

06

V 25-26

02 HISTORY- CH -6 :-Towns,traders and craftspersons

Administration centres

Temple towns & pilgrimage centres

A network of small towns

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CH -5 :- Water

CIVICS –

CH – 1 :- On Equality

CH -3 :-How the state

government works

CH -4 :-Growing up

as boys and girls


Oct-17

I 03-06 01-Muharram 02-Mahatma

Gandhi’s Birthday

05-Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday

03 HISTORY- CH -6 :- Towns ,traders and craftspersons

Mandis, Haats Traders :- Big and small Crafts in towns Case studies of :- Hampi, Surat, Masulipatnam New towns and traders Vasco Da Gama and Christopher columbus

II 09-14*

14-Working Saturday (Student), Term-1 Open House

11 – Five period

Time-Table

06 GEOGRAPHY:- CH -7 :- Human Environment-settlement, transport and

● Settlements :- permanent & temporary Railways Waterways

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08 – Karva Chouth

communication

Transport


02 GEOGRAPHY- CH -7 Human Environment-settlement, transport and communication

● Roadways ● Airways

Communication

IV 23-28*

28 – Working Saturday (Student), Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

06 CIVICS- CH -6 :-Understanding Advertisement

Media and technology Media and money Media and democracy Setting agendas

V 30-31 02 CIVICS- CH -6 :-Understanding Advertisement

Media and democracy Setting agendas

Nov-17

I 01-03 04- Guru Nanak’s Birthday

03

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HISTORY-

CH -7 :-

Tribes,Nomads

and settled

communities

Define :- Who were tribal people ? How nomads & why did they

move from one place to

another ?

II 06-11*

11-Working Saturday (Students)

06 HISTORY-

CH -7 :-

Tribes,Nomads

and settled

communities

Define :- Who were tribal people ? How nomads & why did they move from one place to another ?

III 13-18*

18 - Annual Day

06 HISTORY-

CH -7 :-

Tribes,Nomads

and settled

communities

● The Gonds ● The Ahoms The mongols

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05 GEOGRAPHY-

CH – 8 :- Human

environment

interactions- The

tropical and sub

tropical regions

● Life in the Amazon basin Climate Rainforests and their people Life in the Ganga – Brahmaputra basin Source of Livelihood - Lakes

V 27-30 04 GEOGRAPHY- CH – 8 :- Human environment interactions- The tropical and sub tropical regions

Life in the Ganga – Brahmaputra basin Source of Livelihood - Lakes

Dec-17

I 01 02-Milad-un-Nabi 01 HISTORY- CH -8 :- Devotional paths to the divine

The idea of a supreme god Origin of Bhakti Movement

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-IX DATE: 06 Dec-26 Dec Class X DATE: 28 Nov-11 Dec TOTAL MARKS – 40

II 04-09*


06

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08,09 – Annual Athletic Meet

HISTORY- CH -8 :- Devotional paths to the divine

A new kind of bhakti in south India Bhakti- Nayanars ,alvars Philosophy and bhakti

HISTORY-

CH -6 :- Towns ,

traders and

craftspersons

GEOGRAPHY-

CH -7 :- Human

Environment-

settlement,transport

and communication

CIVICS-

CH -6 :-

Understanding

Advertisement

III 11-16*

16 – Sports Day

06

HISTORY-

CH -8 :-

Devotional paths

to divine

Islam and Sufism

New religious development in

North India :- kabir , Baba

guru nanak and mirabai

Martin luther king and the

reformation

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IV 18-23*

23- Working Saturday, Open House Mock PB

18 OFF in lieu of

Sports Day

06 GEOGRAPHY

CH -9 ;-Life in temperate grasslands

1. The Prairies :- ● Climate and people , Flora ,fauna


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

03

GEOGRAPHY

CH -9 ;-Life in temperate grasslands

2. The velds :- Climate and people , Flora ,fauna


Jan-18

I 08-13*

13-Working Saturday (Students), Open House

06 HISTORY CH – 10 :- 18th century political formation

The crisis of the empire and the later Mughals Emergence of new states The old Mughal provinces :- Hyderabad, Awadh , Bengal


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II 15-20*

20- Working Saturday (Students)

06 HISTORY CH – 10 :- 18th century political formation

The watan jagirs of the Rajputs The marathas , The sikhs , The Jats The French Revolution

III 22-26 26-Republic Day 04

GEOGRAPHY

CH – 10 :

-Life in the

deserts

1. The hot desert – Sahara :- climate, Flora and fauna People


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GEOGRAPHY- CH -10 :-Life in desert

2. The cold desert – Ladakh climate, Flora and fauna People

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Feb-18

I 01-03*

03-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open House PB

03 CIVICS- CH -8 :- Markets around us

Weekly markets Shops in the neighbourhood Shopping complexes and malls Chain of markets Markets everywhere

II 05-09 05 CIVICS :- CH -8 :- Markets around us

● Malls ● Markets and equality CONCLUSION


REVISION

IV 19-23 05 REVISION

V 26-28 03

ANNUAL EXAMS

Mar-18


ANNUAL EXAM TOTAL MARKS – 80 20 % OF IST TERM + 80 % AFTER MID TERM

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