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TAPOVAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL YEARLY SYLLABUS 2018-19

SUBJECT: ENGLISH Class: VIII

Sr.No.

Month No.of Working

Days

No. & Name of the Chapter / Lesson

Content / Sub Topics Activities

1 April 22 TEXT BOOK PROSE 1.The Best Christmas Present in the World POEM The Ant and the Cricket SUPPLEMENTARY READER 1. How the Camel got his Hump GRAMMAR 1. Determiners 18. Punctuation 19. Words Often Confused 25. Paragraph Writing

1. Learning of meanings and usages of the phrases given in the text.

2. Appreciation of writing skills of the poet along with understanding of rhyming patterns, use of figures of speech and usage of expressions with enriches vocabulary. 3. Explanation of the importance of work through the story. 4.Explanation of Determiners and their usage. Solving the relevant exercises in workbook. 5.Explanation of Punctuation marks and how to use them. Practice of paragraph writing from workbook.

Reading Comprehension A from Grammar & Composition Book for reading skills.

Discussions of other related works of authors / poets with resources from Library.

Paragraph Writing based on their knowledge of usage of proper punctuations and determiners.

List of Words that Confuse us will be made.

2 May 5 SUPPLEMENTARY READER 2. Children at work Grammar 21. Synonyms and Antonyms

1. Learning to identify personality traits for characters in different contexts given. 2. Understanding of Synonyms and Antonyms.

Reading Comprehension B from Grammar & Composition Book. List of Synonyms and Antonyms will be prepared. Group Discussion for brain storming in the class for enhancing Speaking Skills.

3 June 22 TEXT BOOK Prose 2. The Tsunami Poem Geography Lesson SUPPLEMENTARY READER 3. The Selfish Giant Grammar 2. Present Time

1. Interpretation of different phrases and write their meanings. 2. Students will be able to appreciate the poet‟s writing skills and comprehend the message conveyed in the poem. 3. Students will be able to understand the feeling of being selfless for evaluation of their understanding. 4. Explanation of the table of tenses and

List of phrases will be made along with their meanings and usage Table of tenses will be made in notebook Solving integrated exercises for writing skills and grammar topics from text books.

3. Past Time 4. Future Time 26. Writing messages

all the three tenses will be given practice. 5. Understanding of the format of writing messages.

Message writing

4 July 24

TEXT BOOK Prose 3. Glimpses of the Past Poem Macavity: The Mystery Cat SUPPLEMENTARY READER 4. The Treasure within Grammar 5. Modals 6. Conditionals 27. Writing Notices

1. Learning effective communication skills for enhanced speaking, listening and understanding abilities. 2. Students will be able to appreciate the poet‟s writing skills and comprehend the message conveyed in the poem. 3. Explanation of the chapter in lieu to the concept of the true treasure in life. 4.Understanding of various usages of modal verbs, conditionals and using them accordingly in sentences. 5. Learning the correct format of writing notices.

Conduction of Listening Task. Solving the exercises related to the grammar topics in workbook. Writing Notices given in the workbook.

5 August 20 TEXT BOOK Prose 4. Bepin Choudhury‟s Lapse of Memory Poem The Last Bargain SUPPLEMENTARY READER 5. The Princess September Grammar 7. Non-Finite Verbs 8. Active and Passive Voice 28. Letter Writing

1. Understanding the story and using it as a comprehensive tool. 2. Understanding the central idea of the poem. 3. Importance of animal love will be explained alongwith developing their comprehensive skills. 4.Explanation of Non-finite verbs and its usage. Learning the transformation of verbs in Active Voice to Passive Voice under different tenses. 5. Understanding the two types of letter writing i.e. Formal and Informal and its format.

Reading Comprehension C from Grammar & Composition Book. Solving the exercises in the workbook. Table of rules of Active and Passive. Format of Formal and Informal letter and practicing writing letters.

6 September 19 TEXT BOOK Prose 5. The Summit Within Poem The School Boy SUPPLEMENTARY READER 6. The fight Grammar 9. Adjectives 10. Adverbs 11. Prepositions 20 Using appropriate Prepositions 29. Writing Reports

1. Explanation of the prose and how to read it for understanding it comprehensively. 2. Understanding the poem and the devices used in framing the poem. 3. Explanation of the topic in reference to the consequences of fights. 4.Understanding Adjectives and the degrees of comparison used in filling the gaps. 5.Understanding Adverbs and Prepositions and their usage in completing and joining sentences. 6. Format of Report and explanation of how to write Reports for the given topics.

Table of Degrees of Comparison. Report Writing

7 October 23 TEXT BOOK Prose 6. This is Jody‟s Fawn Poem The Duck and the Kangaroo SUPPLEMENTARY READER 7. The Open window Grammar 13. Phrases and Clauses 14. Relative Clauses 15. Sentences- I 30. Writing Essays

1. Students will admire the writing skills of the author and learn to share their experiences by story writing and article writing. 2. The central idea of the poem will be made clear along with the literary devices used. 3. Students will learn to appreciate the language used in the story and use it in their writing skills. 4. Understanding of Phrases and Clauses and Relative Clauses will be developed. Framing of sentences using them and inculcating the same in essays.

Reading Comprehension D from Grammar & Composition Book. Conduct of J.A.M session to develop spontaneity and fluency in speaking. Refer to exhaustive examples and exercise related to usage of Phrases and Clauses and various Relative Clauses. Essay writing on various topics will be given for practice.

8 November 13 TEXT BOOK Prose 7. A Visit to Cambridge Poem When I set out for Lyonnese SUPPLEMENTARY READER 8. Jalebis Grammar 16. Sentences- II

1. Students will learn to draw character sketches of various characters from the literature content, by denoting their personality traits. 2. Understanding of the poem and appreciating the usage of figures of speech. 3. Explanation of the story in context to the Indian style of writing stories. 4.Understanding framing proper sentences and its types i.e. simple, compound, complex.

Role play of characters for display of content understanding and depicting the character skillfully. Conduction of Debate in classroom for developing answering and questioning Skills.

9 December 23 TEXT BOOK Prose 8. A Short Monsoon Diary Poem On the Grasshopper and Cricket SUPPLEMENTARY READER 9. The comet-I 10. The comet-II Grammar 17. Direct and Indirect Speech

1. In depth understanding of characters and ability to describe it. 2.Understanding the characters, grasshopper and the cricket and the moral behind the poem. 3. Explanation of the story in context to the scientific language used and the way the plot is set. 4. Understanding the rules of direct and indirect speech and how to transform one to another with help of examples and exercises in the text book.

Reading Comprehension E from Grammar & Composition Book. Table of rules of Direct and Indirect Speech with examples.

10 January 19 TEXT BOOK Prose The Great Stone Face- I The Great Stone Face- II Grammar 22. Idioms and Phrases 23. Spelling

1. Learning about Script Writing and use of expressions in dialogue writing from text of Genre-Drama, Mystery. 2. Explanation of usage of Idioms and Phrases to enhance the quality of sentence and expressions.

Reading Comprehension F from Grammar & Composition Book Using Idioms and Phrases.

11 February 22 Revision for Final Exam Revision as per the planning

12 March 11 Revision for Final Exam Revision as per the planning


SUBJECT: HINDI ` Class: VIII

Sr.No.

Month No.of Working

Days



1 April

22

2

May 05

3 June 22

4 July 24

5 August 20

6 September 19

7 October 23

8 November 13

9 December 23

10 January 19

11 12

February March

22

11


SUBJECT: Mathematics ` Class: VIII

Sr.No.

Month No.of Working

Days



1

April 22 1. Rational numbers

2. Linear equations in one variable. ( Ex.-2.1, 2.2, 2.3)

1 . Natural no., Whole no., Integers, Rational no. definition & their properties Solving equations which have linear expressions on one side and no. on the other side, their applications, Solving equations having the variable on the both side, their some applications.

2 May 5 2 Linear equations in one variable. ( Ex.- 2.4)

Equations reducible to the linear form.

3 June 22 3. Understanding quadrilaterals 4. Practical geometry

Polygons, classification of polygons, Angle sum property, sum of the measures of the ex. Angles of a polygon, Kinds of Quadrilaterals and their properties. Constructing a quadrilateral when four sides & one diagonal are given , when two diagonal & three sides are given, when two adjacent sides & three angles are given, when three sides & two included angles are given, some special types of quadrilateral.

To make a Kite and Rhombus by paper folding and cutting. To verify that the sum of measures of interior angles of a quadrilateral is 3600.

4 July 24 6.Squares and square roots 5.Data handling

Introduction, Properties of square no., Some patterns, Finding the square of a no., Finding square root by repeated subtraction, Prime factorization, Division method Organising Data, Grouping data, Pie chart, Drawing Pie chart, Probability

To find square root of a number up to 5 digits by quicker method. To draw pie chart of spending time by a child during a day.

5 August 20

7.Cube and cube roots 8.Comparing quantities

Cubes, Cube roots, Finding cube root of a no. through prime factorization. Recalling Ratios & percentage, Finding the increase or decrease percent, Finding

cost price, selling price, profit%, loss%, Compound interest and its applications.

6 September 19 Revision for Mid Term exam.

7 October 23 10.Visualizing solid shapes 11. Mensuration 16. Playing with numbers

, polynomials, applications of identities. View of 3D- Shapes, Mapping space around us, Euler‟s formula. Area of Trapezium, Area of Parallelogram, Area of Rhombus, Surface area of cube, cuboid and cylinder, Volume of cube, cuboid and cylinder Puzzles, divisibility tests.

To verify Euler‟s formula (F+V-E=2) for different polyhedrons. To verify the formula of surface area of a cuboid. To make cuboids and cubes of given dimension by joining unit cubes and to calculate the volume of each.

8 November 13 9.Algebraic expressions and identities

What are expressions?, Addition and subtraction of algebraic expressions, Multiplication of algebraic expressions, monomials, multiply of binomials, polynomials, applications of identities.

To verify identity (a+b)2=a2+2ab+b2 and (a-b)2=a2-2ab+b2 by paper cutting and pasting.

9 December 23 12.Exponents and Powers 13.Direct and Inverse Proportion

Introduction, Laws of exponents, Use of exponents to express small no. in Standard form. Direct proportion, Inverse proportion

10 January 19 14. Factorization 15. Introduction to graphs

Factors of algebraic expressions, Factorization by taking common, by regrouping terms, factorization by identities, Division of a polynomial by monomial, by binomial. Reading of line graph, Drawing of line graph, Location of point, Coordinates,

To locate given points on graph paper.

11 February 22 Revision for Annual Exam

12 March 11 Revision For Annual Exam

TAPOVAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL YEARLY SYLLABUS 2018 – 19

SUBJECT: SCIENCE Class: VIII

Sr.No.

Month No.of Working

Days



1 April 22 Chapter : 1 Crop Production and Management Chapter : 2 Microorganism : Friend and Foe Chapter : 3 Synthetic Fibres and Plastics ( cont… )

Agricultures Practices, Preparation of soil, Sowing, Adding Manure and Fertilizers, Irrigation, Protection from weeds, Harvesting, Storage, Food from Animals. Microorganisms, Where do Microorganisms Live?, Microorganisms and Us, Harmful Microorganisms, food Preservation, Nitrogen Fixation, Nitrogen cycle Synthetic fibers, Types of fibers, Characteristics of synthetic fiber & plastic,

Preparation of herbarium (kharif and Rabi crops) Visit to our school orchard (observation of drip irrigation system) To observe specimen of types of microorganisms – Bacteria, Algae, Protozoa, Fungi etc. To study fermentation of sugar by yeast. To determine the strength of a fibre used.

2 May 05 Chapter : 3 Synthetic Fibres and Plastics

Plastic as material of choice, Plastic and environment.

Collection of Natural and Synthetic fiblers, to note their properties

3 June 22 Chapter : 4 Materials : Metals and Non Metals Chapter :14 Chemical effects of electric current Revision for pre-mid test

Physical Properties of Metals and Non – Metals Chemical Properties of Metals and Non - Metals, Uses of Metals and Non Metals Chemical effects of current, Liquid conductivity, Electroplating.

Classification of materials ( metals and non-metals ) To check the malleability of iron wire and coal. To study the alkaline nature of oxides of metal. To show metals conducts electricity To test the conductivity of various liquids. To demonstrate the process of electrolysis.

4 July 24 Chapter : 10. Reaching the age of Adolescence Chapter :9. Reproduction in

.Adolescence and puberty, changes, other hormones, Sexual and asexual reproduction. Sexual reproduction and endocrine

Making of a balanced diet chart for the proper growth of an adolescent. Observation on eggs, young ones, life cycles

animals

system in animals, secondary sexual characters, reproductive health; internal and external fertilization.

through videos or photos.

5 August 20

Chapter: 8 Cell – Structure and functions Chapter : 7 Conservation of Plants and Animals

The cell: shape, size, structure and functions. Different organelles of cell and their functions. Comparison of plant and animal cells. Conservation of Plants and Animals, Consequences of deforestation, Conservation of forest and wildlife, Biosphere Reserve, Flora and Fauna, endemic Species, Wildlife Sanctuary, National Park, Red Data Book, Migration, Recycling of Paper

Use of a microscope, observation of onion peel, cheek cells, other cells from plants e.g. permanent slides showing different cells, observing diverse types of cells from plants and animals Finding of endangered species (from Newspaper or magazine) and paste in note book or any such information regarding plants and animals

6 September 19 Chapter : 5 Coal and Petroleum Chapter : 6 Combustion and flame Revision for mid-term exam

Coal, Petroleum, Natural Gas, Some Natural Resources are Limited Combustion, Types of combustion, Flame, structure of flame, Fuel, Harmful effects of fuel burning.

To find details of petroleum extractor and coal mines in India. To show air supports combustion. To classify materials whether they produce flame or not.

7 October 23 Chapter : 11 Force and Pressure Chapter : 12 Friction

Forces, Forces are due to an Interaction, Exploring Forces; A force can change the State of Motion and Shape of an Object, Contacts Force, Non Contacts Forces, Pressure, Pressure exerted by Liquids and Gases, Atmospheric Pressure. Force of friction, Factors affecting Friction, Friction : A necessary Evil, Increasing and Reducing Friction, wheels Reduce Friction, Fluid friction

Demonstration of Non – Contact force. Using bar magnets and pins. Pressure exerted by Liquids. Using water bottle. Demo of Friction, Factors affecting it, Using Spring Balance, book, wooden block and cell. Wheels reduce Friction. Using tools.

8 November 13 Chapter:13 Sound

Various types of sound; sources of sound; vibration as a cause of sound; frequency; medium for propagation of sound; idea of

Demonstrating of different types (loud and feeble, pleasant/ musical and unpleasant / noise, audible and inaudible) of sound.

noise as unpleasant and unwanted sound and need to minimize noise.

Demonstrating that vibration is the cause of sound using musical instruments.

9 December 23 Chapter : 15 Some natural phenomena

Chapter :16 Light Revision for post mid test

Like charges repel and unlike charges attract each other. Earthquake is caused by a disturbance deep inside the earth‟s crust. Laws of reflection, types of reflection, relation of eye and light, visually challenged person

To show that charged body attracts small pieces of paper towards it. Exploring laws of reflection using ray source and another mirror. To study the images formed by plane mirrors placed at different angles.

10 January 19 Chapter :17 Stars and the Solar system Chapter: 18. Pollution of air and water

The Moon, the stars, constellations, the solar system, other members Definition of pollution and its agents, its effect on the Taj Mahal. Water pollution, its causes and Ganga action plan.

To suggest the students to observe and identify stars and constellations during night. Water purification techniques, awareness of air and water pollution in nearby people

11 February 22 Revision for final exam

12 March 11 Revision for final exam


SUBJECT: SOCIAL SCIENCE. Class:VIII

Sr.No Month No.of Working

Days



1 April 22 History : Lesson 2 From Trade to Territories Geography: Lesson 1 Resources Civics: Lesson 1 The Indian Constitution

- How Colonial Rule started and established in India

- Decline of Mughal power and rise of British power.

- Expansion of the East India Company rule.

- British administration & control.

- What is a resource? - The different types of resources. - Knowing the principles of conserving

resource and sustainable development.

- What is a Constitution? - Importance of a Constitution. - Key features of the Indian Constitution. - Why a country can be called a

Republic?

On a map of India, colour the areas under the EEIC and the princely states. Collect the photographs and cuttings from magazines and make a collage to show how some of our natural resources have been damaged due to industrialization. Write the Preamble of our Indian constitution.

2 May 05 History : Lesson 3. Ruling the Countryside

- Extension of the company‟s powers and

adoption of the various policies for the

peasants.

- Life and suffering of the peasants.

The “Blue Rebellion” and the after effects -

On the map of India , shade the areas of Permanent Settlement, Ryotwari Settlement and Mahalwari Settlement.

3 June 22 Geography: Lesson 2 Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation & Wildlife Resources Lesson 3. Mineral and power resources Civics: Lesson 3 Why do we Need a Parliament?

- Importance of various resources in our

daily life. - To learn the systematic way of using the

different resources

- Types of minerals and their distribution. - Uses of minerals in our daily life. - Conservation of Minerals for sustainable

development. The different types of power resources. - Meaning and formation of parliament. - How national & regional parties are

formed? - The role of the parliament. Parliament as a law making institution.

Choose any four wildlife sanctuaries from the four corners of India and find out which animals are found there. Find pictures of those animals and make a collage. On a map of India mark and name two major centres associated with the following: Iron and Steel, Coal mining, Petroleum mining. Group Discussion: Why do you think there are so few women in the Parliament?

4 July 24 History : Lesson 4 Tribals, Dikusand the Vision of a Golden Age Civics: Lesson 4 Understanding Laws Civics: Lesson 5 Judiciary

- To know the tribals of India during British rule.

- The effect of Colonial rule on tribal lives. - Vision of Birsa Munda& the first tribal

revolt.

- Equality before Law -Popular and unpopular laws. -Our involvement in making, accepting and adhering to laws. Role of Judiciary. -What is independent Judiciary? -The structure of courts in India. -The appellate system in India.

Collect information about the remedial measures taken by the Indian Constitution to help the Scheduled Tribes.(or the Adivasis) Design a poster on the theme „Protection of women from Domestic Violence‟. Write a story around a theme “Justice delayed is justice denied”

5 August 20

History : Lesson 5 When people Rebel? Geog-4: Agriculture

- The first revolt of 1857. - Reasons and consequences of the

revolt. -To know three types of activities .Farming system and various types of farming.

On a map of India,mark the important centres of the Revolt. Case study on the life style of farmers of USA and India.

6 September 19 History-7: Weavers ,Iron smelters &

factory owners

To know the crafts & industries of India during British rule. Development of textile & iron and steel industries.

On the map of India, Show the place where iron and steel and cotton textile industries started initially in 19th century

7 October 23 History-8: Civilizing the Native , educating the Nation

Civics-7: Understanding Marginalization

To understand what implication education had on the life of students. Training and civilizing Indian students with British education. Meaning of Marginalization, how people are socially marginalized, how marginalization affects the development of the country, development factors proposed by the government.

Class Debate: English Education is the only way of developing ourselves List down the reservation policies made by govt. since 1947

8 November 13 Geog-5: Industries Civics-10: Law and Social Justice.

Industries are backbone of the economy of the country .Classification of Industries. Explain Concept of consumer and producer in market. Exploitation of consumer. Enforcement of safety laws.

Group Discussion based on Industrial Pollution and how to control it. News collected from newspaper on environment pollution and government role to reduce it.

9 December 23 History-9: Women , Caste & Reform Geog-6: Human Resources

Condition of women in early society reforms and changes initiated by Indian reformers to uplift the condition of women. Changes in women society . Banning of various distorted practices, reforms involved in uplifting women‟s condition. People as nation‟s greatest resource. Distribution of pattern of population .Factors affecting population distribution. Importance of Human Resource Development in the country

Create a poster against caste inequality, showing why it is wrong to discriminate against people of lower caste. Prepare a project on Ministry of Human Resource Development of India on its different policies for development of Human Beings.

10 January 19 History-11: The making of National Movement :1870 to 1947

. Emergence of nationalism. Rising of Moderates & Extremist. Various revolutions through non-violence.Role of Gandhiji. Arrival of Gandhiji in India, Movements initiated by Gandhiji and support of people nationwide. Exit of Britishers.

Movie on GANDHI (English version).

History-12: India after Independence

Framing of Constitution, Formation of States, Division of state on the basis of language Implementing five year plan. Role of Sardar Patel in uniting states of India.

11 February 22

12 March 11 REVISION


SUBJECT: Computer Class- VIII

Sr. No.

Month No. of Working

Days


Content / Sub Topics Experiments / Activities

1 April- & May

20 + 5

Introduction to Computers Networking

Computer network

Network benefits & hardware

Types of network

Network topology

Protocol

To explain different types of network- lan , man, wan. Showing cable and connectors and explanation of network of Computer Lab.

2 June

22

Learn to use MS- Access 2007

Introduction to Database & RDBMS

Objects

Creating Access database and table

Different views

Relationship

To prepare database with class students details and creating a table & make relations.

3 July

24

Queries, Forms & Reports in MS-Access

Creating a Query

Query window and using query

Creating Form

Creating Report

1. Create a Query 2. Create a Form 3. Create a Report

4 August

20

Introduction to HTML

What is HTML & How to use HTML?

Advantages of HTML.

Basic format of HTML

1. How is use HTML, create basic HTML tags and programs.

5 September 19

Introduction to HTML

Creating HTML document & viewing. Revision for Mid Term Test

2. How to use Browser and use HTML programs. Revision for Mid Term Test

Sr. No.

Month No. of Working

Days


Content / Sub Topics Experiments / Activities

6 October 23

Creating webpage using HTML

Formatting text Setting colour Insert images

To create web pages using HTML with background colour,

7 November 13 Creating webpage using HTML

Create list and tables

hyperlinks

To create web page using list, Creating Tables and using Hyperlinks.

8 December

23

More on Adobe flash cs3

Timeline panel

Symbol

animation

Making flash files with animations and question-answers.

9 January „19

19

More on Internet

E-commerce

Online news and newsgroup

Video conferencing

Blogs

GPS

To show and browsing different news groups, e-commerce platforms and blogs.

10 February 22

Computer Ethics, Crime And Security

Intellectual property

copyright

software piracy

Hacking and computer security

To discuss and share knowledge about ethics, security, software piracy and how to prevent it.

11

March

11

Revision and Final Examination

TAPOVAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL YEARLY SYLLABUS 2018 -19

SUBJECT: GUJARATI ` Class:VIII

Sr.No.

Month No.of Working

Days

No. & Name of the Chapter / Lesson Content / Sub Topics Activities

1 April 22 +

+

2 May 5 વિરુદ્ધાર્થી શબ્દો

3 June 22

4 July 24

5 August 20

6 September 19 +

+

7 October 23

+

8 November 13

9 December 23

10 January 19

11 February 22

12 March 11

TAPOVAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

YEARLY SYLLABUS 2018-19

SUBJECT: SANSKRIT Class: VIII

Sr.No.

Month No.of Working

Days



1

April

22

.

2 May 05 .

3 June 22

.

4 July 24

.

5 August 20

6 September 19 .

7 October 23

.

8 November 13 .

9 December 23

(.

10 January 19

.

11 February 22

12 March 11


SUBJECT: Health & Physical Education Class: 6 to 10

Sr.No.

Month No.of Working Days



1 April & May 20+05 Health and fitness, Handball Basketball and skipping

Exercise and basics of physical activists cardio exercises and running base activities. Meaning of growth and development . difference between Quantitative and Quantitative changes. Concept of health. How flexible I am? Can I coordinate my movements? How fast can we run ? how strong are we ?

Shuttle run exercises, Table standing exercises, 100,mrace,200,mrace,zig-zagraceetc. Proper attention proper body posture general exercises alertness Showing Video to volleyball& Basketball and same charts. Sprints –dash running. Test 30,60 and 100m , test of flexibility. Medicine balls, etc.

2 June 22 Fitness, Safety & Security

Fitness, Safety & security for School, Homes & Outside Area Rules and regulation(game/sports) How to safe in our body etc. height and weigh measurement Concept of physical fitness, strength, Endurance Flexibility

Jogging, normal worm up exercises,. Identifying play areas in the surrounding community school for safe play walk in community place Place playing sports ground assessing the hazards and keeping the body safe Swachta Abhiyan, Showing Video to Fitness, Safety & Security

3 July 24 Volleyball, Basketball, Lawn Tennis & Athletic

Rules and regulation(game/sports) basketball volleyball obstacle races recreational activity muscle building exercises, Drill & March pass

Measuring height weight , volleyball fundamental skill passing , dropping , service and figuring etc. Hand to Hand passing Dribbling & Lap shout in Basketball. Showing Video to volleyball & Basketball

4 August 20

Volleyball, Basketball & Athletic

Athletics shuttle run, standing long jump, zigzag run, 60mts run, hopping stepping speed work, sprint race, recreational activity drill for volleyball, overhead throw in basketball & long distend Run like 800m.1500m. then last is huddles race. Height and weight measurements

Exercises on two four and eight counts calisthenics exercises jogging, running, simple stretching volleyball games point vies. Exercises on two four and eight counts calisthenics exercises jogging, running, simple stretching and then March past

5 September 19 Volleyball, Lawn Tennis ,Basketball & Athletic,

Measure skill in volleyball ,Basketball & Athletic. Lawn Tennis woolly, Foe hand and Back hand grip, triples in lawn tennis in match level rules then showing the same motivational activities for Lawn Tennis. volley is power of the games hoe to explain to students ,one man block, two man block and three man block with smashing with ball, height of poll with antenna and net measurements.

Rules and regulation(game/sports) volleyball obstacle races recreational activity muscle building exercises, match point vies Showing video related topics. Demonstration Individual /Group & Team

6 October 23 Badminton, Lawn Tennis & Swimming

Lead up games muscle building exercises coordinative exercise, Fore head, Back head Grip to badminton and Lawn Tennis, How to improve Breath inside the swimming pool .height and weight measurements

Standing and sitting exercises general exercises, general worm up exercises toe to head, head to toe. Shuttle run exercises and games Showing the Related Games Video

7 November 13 Badminton, Lawn Tennis, Judo & Swimming

Sprint of adventure like a Race Hip Hop, Monkey etc. ladders Exercises , Right & left court by Service , Free Style, Back Style Stork, Material on fundamental skills( Reinforcement of previously acquired skills and fitness for Judo), Team spirit

Developing interest for different types of the video with Demonstration. (Badminton, Lawn Tennis & Swimming )

8 December 23 Taekwondo, Judo, & Wrestling Judo

Rules and regulation(game/sports) calisthenics exercises and recreational activity, point, front kick, Back kick, Rondos for taekwondo, Height and weight measurements

Exercise on two four and eight counts calisthenics exercise ,jogging, running, simple stretching , Showing the chest guard, elbow, kneepad, helmet etc.

9 January 19 Taekwondo, Judo, Wrestling & Judo

Coordinative exercise sprint race and Sports Day

Forward roll, backward roll, forward roll and leg split backward roll and leg split cartwheel for game wise and match

10 February 21 Kho-Kho, Kabbadi & Standing Kho-Kho, Recap to all games rules and play match point wise Cleaning to school, safe water

Chain to chain Skill of KhoKho , how to cross the bonus line etc… Height and Weight Measurements. Study material

Zigzag run shuttle run, Kho-Kho & Kabbadi House wise match, Swachta Abhiyan,

11 March 22 Recap all subject Chapter & Lesson

Enjoy the separately game for students Height and weight sheet


YEARLY SYLLABUS (2018-19)

SUB: MUSIC (vocal)

Month Class Work Specification

April

6th Give them knowledge about beginning, middle and ending of the song.

Preparation For Foundation Day

Practice Of Prayer Song.

Practice Of School Song.

Practice Of National Anthem Song.


Preparation For Foundation Day

Practice Of Prayer Song.


Practice Of National Anthem Song.


Preparation For Foundation Day.


Practice Of Group Song ”Nirmano ke pavan yug me”









June

6th Practice Of Guru Vandana “Guru Mat Pita Guru Bandhu”

7th Practice Of Guru Vandana “Guru Mat Pita Guru Bandhu”

8th Practice Of Guru Bhajan “Mohe lagi lagan guru charanan ke”



6th Practice of Patriotic song “ Chand sitaro se”

Practice of Flag song “ Vijay vishwa tiranga “

July

National Song “Vande matram”

7th Practice of Patriotic song “ Chand sitaro se”



8th Practice of Patriotic song “ Ae vatan hame teri kasam”









August

6th Test

7th Test

8th Test

9th Test

10th Test

September

6th Practice Of Rajasthani Folk Song “Ae je hasa mhari”

7th Practice Of Rajasthani Folk Song “Ae je hasa mhari”

8th Practice Of Marathi Folk Song ‘’ Reshma cha rendhani’’



October

6th Watching vocal & instrumental video.( light music,semi classical,classical and folk music)





6th Practice of Christmas Hindi carol “Ibadat karo”


November/

December


9th Practice of Christmas carol “ Silent night”

10th Practice of Christmas carol “ Silent night”

January

6th Practice of Sarswati vandana “ Sharde varde ki mere”

7th Practice of Sarswati vandana “ Sharde varde ki mere”

8th Practice of Patriotic song “ Utho Dhara ke amar Saputo”



February

6th Test and Musical Games






YEARLY SYLLABUS (2018-19)

SUB:MUSIC (instrumental)

Month Class Work Specification

April

6th Give them knowledge about beginning rhythm, middle rhythm and ending rhythm of the song. Rhythm of Prayer song, School song & National Anthem on Congo.

7th Give them knowledge about beginning rhythm, middle rhythm and ending rhythm of the song. Rhythm of Prayer song, School song & National Anthem on Congo.

8th Give them knowledge about beginning rhythm, middle rhythm and ending rhythm of the song. Rhythm of Prayer song, School song & Group Song on Congo.



Jun

6th Rhythm Of Guru Vandana “Guru Mat Pita Guru Bandhu” on

Tabla & Dholak.

7th Rhythm Of Guru Vandana “Guru Mat Pita Guru Bandhu” on

Tabla & Dholak.

8th Rhythm Of Guru Bhajan “Mohe lagi lagan guru charanan ke”

on Tabla & Dholak.


on Tabla & Dholak.


on Tabla & Dholak.

6th Rhythm of Patriotic song “Chand sitaro se” & Flag song “ Vijay

vishwa tiranga“ & National Song “Vande matram” on Congo.

7th Rhythm of Patriotic song “Chand sitaro se” & Flag song “ Vijay

July

vishwa tiranga“ & National Song “Vande matram” on Congo.

8th Rhythm of Patriotic song “ Ae vatan hame teri kasam” & Flag

song “Vijay vishwa tiranga“ & National Song “Vande matram”

on Congo.



on Congo.



on Congo.

August

6th Test

7th Test

8th Test

9th Test

10th Test

September

September

6th Different Folk songs Rhythm on Congo & Dholak.





October






November/

December

6th Rhythm of Christmas Hindi carol “Ibadat karo” on Congo.



9th Rhythm of Christmas carol “ Silent night” on Drum set.

10th Rhythm of Christmas carol “ Silent night” on Drum set.

6th Rhythm of Sarswati vandana “ Sharde varde ki mere” on Tabla

January

& Dholak.

7th Rhythm of Sarswati vandana “ Sharde varde ki mere” on Tabla

& Dholak.

8th Rhythm of Patriotic song “ Utho Dhara ke amar Saputo” on

Congo.


Congo.


Congo.

February

6th Test, Notation of Sargam on Keyboard & Drum Beats on

Drumset.


Drumset.


Drumset.


Drumset.


Drumset.

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