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English. Details of Assessment: F. A - 1 April - May Weightage 10%. F. A - 2 July ...
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Subject - English Books Prescribed : 1. Literature Reader 2. Main course book 3. High School English Grammer & Composition (By Wren & Martin) 4. Basics of English
Details of Assessment: F. A - 1 April - May Weightage 10% F. A - 2 July - August Weightage 10% S. A - 1 April - September Weightage 30% F. A - 3 October - December Weightage 10% F. A - 4 January - February Weightage 10% S. A - 2 October - March Weightage 30%
Months
Book
Topic
Activity
April
Literature Reader
Two Gentlemen of Verona The Frog and The Nightingale Health and Medicine The Adjective (Chapter No. 9-14), Tenses (22-26) Page No. 1-8 Mrs. Packletide’s Tiger Mirror, The Dear Departed Revision Sub- Verb Agreement (Chapter 17) Page No. 1-8 Revision
Reading Calligraphy My School and Your School
Main Course Book Grammar
May
Book of Basic Literature Reader Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic
Debate Olympiad Newspaper Reading
2 [X] June & July
Aug
Sept
Oct
Literature Reader Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic Literature Reader Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic Literature Reader Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic Literature Reader Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic
The Letter Education Non-Finites (Chapter 28-30) Relative Pronouns (18) Page No. 9-17 Not Marble, Nor the Gilded Monuments Science The Conjunction (Par I 40-41) (Part II 22) Page No. 18-28 Revision Revision More Structures (Conditionals) Chapter No. 30 Part III Page No. 29-39 A Shady Plot Ozymandias Environment Comparison (Chapter No. 10-13, 35-37) Avoiding Repetition Page No. 40-50
Speech Reading Poster Making
Olympiad Poem Recitation Compering Story Telling Spell Check Greeting Card Making
Check Your Grammar Just A Minute Slogan Writing Say No To Littering & Grow More Trees
3 [X] Nov
Literature Reader
Dec
Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic Literature Reader
Jan
Feb
March
Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic Literature Reader Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic Literature Reader Main Course Book Grammar Book of Basic Revision
Patol Babu, Film Star The Rime of The Ancient Mariner Travel and Tourism Modals (32) Nominalisation Page No. 51-60 Virtually True Snake National Integration Active & Passive Voice (22) Page No. 61-72 Julius Caesar Revision Reported Speech (16 Part II)
Olympiad Reading Role Play
Revision Revision Preposition 38-39 Revision Revision
Exchange of Stories Reading, Quotation Writing calligraphy
Project Quiz Interview
Olympiad Listening Greeting Card Making
Revision
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Subject - Maths Book Prescribed: A Text Book of Mathematics (NCERT) Month
Week Chapter/Exercise
April
I
Quiz/ Olympiad
Project/ Chart
Assignment
Practical/Activity
Chart based on number system
Ch-1
• To obtain the conditions for consistency of a system of linear equations in two variables by graphical method.
FA-1
II III IV
May
I II III IV
Basics of Real Nos; Polynomials and Theorems Ex 1.1, 1.2 Ex 1.3, 1.4, Ex 2.1 Ex 2.2, 2.3
Linear Equation in two variable Ex 3.1,3.2, 3.3, 3.4 Ex 3.5, 3.6 Revision Written Test (Formative-1)
Olympiad of Ch-1,2
Projects
Ch-2,3
• To verify that the angle subtended by an arc at the centre of a circle is twice the angle subtended by the same arc at any other point on the remaining part of circle by paper cutting, pasting & folding.
9 [X] FA-2 June/ July
I II III IV
Aug
I II III IV
Statistics Ex 14.1, 14.2 Ex 14.3, 14.4 Trigonometry Ex 8.1, 8.2 Ex 8.3, 8.4
Checking of projects
Triangles (Theorems) Ex 6.1 Revision Written Test (Formative-2)
Charts/ Working Models
Ch-8, 14
Olympiad of Ch-8, 14
• To verify, using the method of paper cutting, pasting and folding that a.The angle in a semicircle is a right angle. b.The angle in a major segment is acute. c.The angle in a minor segment is obtuse. • To verify, using the method of paper cutting, pasting that a.The sum of either pair of opposite angles of a cyclic quadri lateral is 180°. b.In a cyclic quadrilateral the exterior angle is equal to the interior opposite angle. • To verify that the lengths of tangents drawn from an external point are equal. International Activity: The Games We Play
10 [X] Sept
I II III IV
Ex 6.2, Ex 6.3 Ex 6.4, 6.5 Revision Summative-1 (Exams) FA-3
Oct
I
Quad. Equations Ex 4.1, Ex 4.2 Ex 4.3, Ex 4.4 AP Ex 5.1, Ex 5.2 Ex 5.3
II III IV
Nov
I II III IV
Chapter Circle Ex 10.1, Ex 10.2, (Theorems) Geom. Const. Ex 11.1, 11.2 Revision Written Test (Formative-3)
Ch-6
Ch-4, 5
Working Model Olympiad Ch-4, 5, 10
Ch-10, 11
• To verify the B.P.T. using parallel line board and triangle cut-outs. • To verify the Pythagoras Theorem by paper folding and pasting. • To verify that the sum of first n natural numbers is n(n +1)/2, i.e. n = n(n +1)/2 by graphical method. • To verify that the given sequence is an AP by paper cutting and pasting method. • To verify that the angles in the same segment of a circle are equal. Using the method of paper cutting and pasting. • To make a cone of given slant length (l) and base circumference. • To give a suggestive demonstration of formula of C.S.A. of cone.
11 [X] • To give a suggestive demonstration of formula for volume of a right circular cone. FA-4 Dec
I II III IV
Area related to circle E x. 12.1, 12.2 Ex. 12.3, Surface Area and Volume (13.1) Ex 13.2, 13.3 Ex. 13.4
• To give a suggestive demonstration of formula for surface area of a sphere in terms of its radius. • To give suggestive demonstration of the formula for volume of sphere in terms of its radius. • To determine the area of a given cylinder to obtain the formula for C.S.A. of right circular cylinder in terms of the radius (r) of its base & height (h). • To make a right circular cylinder of given height & circumference of base. International Activity: Education systems which will include home work details, class room, teachers and students information of class rooms in different countries.
Ch-12, 13
12 [X] Jan
I II III IV
Winter Break Height and Distances Ex 9.1 Revision Olympiad Written Test Ch-9, 12, (Formative-4) 13
Feb
I
Coordinate Geom Ex 7.1, 7.2 Ex 7.3, Probability Ex 15.1 Revision
II III IV March
Charts
Ch-9
Ch-7, 15
I Summative-2 Exam Book Prescribed for Competition:- Basic Maths By R. S. Aggarwal Syllabus:- As per the given syllabus in school curriculum.
• To give a suggestive demonstration of the formula for the volume of a right circular cylinder in terms of its height (h) and radius (r) of the base circle. • To make a Clinometer and use it to measure the height of an object.
• To get familiar with idea of probability of an event through a double colour card experiment.
13 [X]
Subject - Social Science Month Week History
Geography
Civics
Economics
Co-scholastic GK Activities
Summative Assessment-1 (April–September) Formative Assessment-1 (April–May) April
I
II III IV
Chapter 4 Trade & Globalization Pre Modern World The 19th Century (1885-1914) The Inter War– Economy Rebuilding a World Economy: The Post War Era End of Britton Woods and the Beginning of Globalization
Chapter 1 Chapter1 Power Sharing Resources Types of Resources Power Sharing in Belgium and Sri Lanka Resource Planning Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka Land use Pattern Accommodation in Belgium in India Soil and its types Conservation and Why power sharing is degradation of desirable soil
Chapter 1 The Story of Development National Income & PerCapita Income How to compare different countries Public Facilities, sustainability of Development Revision
–
World Health Day My School & Your School World Water Day
Harappan/ Indus Civilization The Solar System Different sources of the India Constitution
14 [X] May
I
Revision
II
Revision
III
Revision
Chapter 2 Forest and Wild Life Flora and Fauna in India
Chapter Federalism Federal division of India
Revision
Types and distribution of Forest and Wild life Resources Revision
Decentralisation of Power
Revision
Revision
Revision
Olympiad
Continents
Chapter 3 Democracy and Diversity Differences, similarities, divisions
Chapter 2 Sectors of Indian Economy Sectors of Economic Activities
Tour
Fundamental Rights
International Labour Day Collect more information on wild sancturies and National Parks of India World Red Cross Day
Agriculture and Land Development
Vedic Culture
Formative Assessment-2 (June–August) June
IV
Chapter 7 Print Culture and Modern World The First Printed Book
Chapter 3 Water Resources Water scarcity and the need of water conservation
15 [X] July
Aug
I
Print comes to Europe
Multipurpose River Projects
II
The Print Revolution and its impact
Rain Water harvesting
III
The Reading Mania
IV
The Nineteenth Century India and the World of Print
Chapter 4 Agriculture Types of Farming Cropping Pattern Major Crops
I
Religious Reforms and Public Debate
Technological & Institutional Reforms
Politics of social division Chapter-4 Gender, Religion and Caste Public/Private division Women’s Political Representation
The Total Production in each sector Rising importance of tertiary sector in production
Religion, Communalism and Politics
Organised and Unorganised Sector
Caste and Politics
How to protect workers in unorganised
How to create more employment
World Population Day Collect information on how industries are polluting our water Resources
Hiroshima Day
Economic Planning Later Vedic Period Oceans
Some Special features of Indian Constitution
16 [X] II
Sept
New Forms of Publication. Print and Censorship
III IV
Revision Revision
Bhoodan & Politics in Caste Gramdan Contribution of Agriculture in National Economy Revision Revision Revision Revision
Sectors on the Quit India basis of Day ownership Independence Revision Day Revision
I II
Revision Revision
Revision Revision
Maurya Period
Revision Revision
Revision Revision
World Tourism Day
Chapter-5 Popular struggle and movements
Chapter 3 Money and Credit Money as a Medium of Exchange
Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday Celebration
The Union and its territories
Loan Activities of Bank Formal & Informal source of credit
Say No To Littering World Food Day
Banking in India Gupta Period
The Atmosphere
Summative Assessment-1 Oct
I
II III
Chapter 2 The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China Emerging from the Shadow of China The dilemma of Colonial Education Hygine, disease and everyday resistance.
Chapter 5 Minerals and Energy Resources What is mineral. Types of mineral
Mobilisation & Organisation Mode of occurPressure rence of Minerals groups and movements
17 [X]
IV
Nov
I II
Religion and Anti colonialism The vision of Modernisation
The Communist Movement and Vietnamese nationalism The nation and its Heroes
Ferrous Minerals, Non-Ferrous Minerals
Sectional Interest groups and Public Interest group
Non-metallic Is their influMinerals, ence healthy Rock Minerals Conservation of Revision Minerals. Conventional Source of Energy Non conventional source of Energy
Self Help Group for the poor
UN Day
Revision
National Post Day
Revision
Children's Day Celebration
Chapter 4 Production Across Countries
Take some branded products that we use everyday check which
The Internal Structure of the Earth and Rocks The Parliament of India Tax System
Formative Assessment-4 (December–February) Dec
I
Chapter 3 The Idea of Satyagraha The Rowlatt Act
Chapter 6 Importance of Manufacturing
Chapter 6 Political Parties Why do we need Political Parties
Industry
18 [X]
Why Non-Cooperation Rebellion in Countryside Swaraj in the Plantations
Contribution of Industry to National Economy Classification of Industries
How many parties should we have National Political Parties
IV
Towards Civil disobedience
Agro Based Industries
Challenges to Political Parties
I
How Participants saw the Movement The sense of Collective Belongings
Mineral Based Industries Industrial Pollution and Environmental Degradation
Revision
II III
Jan
II
Revision
Interlinking production across countries Foreign Trade and Integration of Markets What is Globalisation World Trade Organisation The Struggle for Fair Globalisation
of these is made by MNC. Human Rights Day Kisan Divas (Farmers Day) National Consumer Day Tour National Youth Day
Religious Movement Earthquakes and Volcanoes
River Side Cities Directive Principal of States
19 [X]
Feb
III
Revision
Chapter 7 Lifeline of National Economy
IV
Revision
Pipelines, Waterways, Major Sea Ports
I
Revision
Airways
II
Revision
Communication International Trade
III
Revision
Revision
Chapter 7 Outcomes of Democracy How do we Access Democracy’s Outcomes? Accountable, responsive and legitimate government
Chapter 5 Consumer Rights The Consumer in the Market Place
Chapter 8 Challenge to Democracy Thinking about challenges Different context, different challenges Revision
Consumer Rights
Learning to Become well-informed consumers Taking the Consumer
IV
Revision
Revision
Revision
Movement Forward Revision
I II
Revision Revision
Revision Revision
Revision Revision
Revision Revision
Summative Assessment-2
Republic Day
Consumer Movement
20 [X]
March
Quiz
Exchange of Stories
New Economic Policy
21 [X]
Subject - Science Book Prescribed : A Text Book of Science (NCERT) Brilliant Tutorial (Physic, Chemistry, Biology) Month Week Physics
Chemistry Biology
Practical
Activity
International Activity
• To Study Various Types of Chemical Reactions a) Combination Reaction b) Decomposition c) Displacement d) Double Displacement
1) Describe an activity to show that a block surface is a good absorber of heat than a white surface. 2) Find out how food materials are packed & supplied to us so that these are kept for long time.
Celebration of Earth Day (22 April) Say No to Littering Grow more trees
Formative Assessment-1 (April–May) April
I
Book of Basics (FA, Syllabus)
II
Sources of Energy
22 [X] III
Chemical Reaction
IV
May
I II III IV
Revision Formative 1 Exams Summer Break
Life Processes Life Processes (Contd.)
• To show experimentally that light is necessary for Photosynthesis • To show experimentally that CO2 is given out during respiration. • To prepare temporary mount of a peel to show stomata
3) Find out how galvanization process is carried out. 4) Find out how air and water are a must for iron to get rusted. 5) To show heating of head nitrate is decomposition reaction. 6) To show photochemical decomposition of sliver chloride. 7) To show iron is more reactive than copper.
Activity for Scientific Skills
23 [X] 8) To set up a model to generate electricity. 9) To set up a model of wind mill. Formative Assessment-2 June
IV
Book of Basics (FA-2 Syllabus)
July
I II
Electricity Electricity
Acids, Bases and Salts
• To find PH of given samples • To study properties of Acid & Bases
• To study dependence of current on potential difference
1) To show that World Envi- Acid acid reacts with ronment Day Rain metals to liberate (5 June) hydrogen gas. 2) To show acid reacts with metal carbonate to liberate CO2. 3) To prepare soda-acid fire extinguisher. 4) To complete an electric circuit of a cell, ammeter & a key.
24 [X] III IV
Aug
I II III IV
Control & • To determine Coordina- equivalent tion resistance when resistors are joined in series and parallel.
Revision Revision Formative-2 Exams Book of Basics (SA-1 Syllabus)
Metals and Non Metals
5) To find out new resistance of a wire if its length is doubled. 6) To find out the relation between V & I across the resistors connected in series. 7) To demonstrate phototropism in plants. 8) To demonstrate geotropism in plants. 9) To demonstrate difference between Tropic & Nastic movement.
25 [X] Sept
I II
Oct
Magnetic Effect of current Revision
III IV
Summative Exams-1
I II III
Light Light
• To study Binary fission Reproduc- and budding. tion
10) demonstrate that a magnetic field is produced around a current - carrying wire. 11) Study the pattern of the field lines of a bar magnet by using iron fillings. 12) Plot a complete pattern of the field lines of a bar magnet with the help of a compass needle. 1) To show laws of reflection 2) To show refraction
National Conservative Day (23 Sept)
Global Warming and its impact Alternative Sources of energy
Education Systems World Habitat Day
Various Environmental Problems
26 [X] IV
Nov
Diwali Break
I II III IV
Our Environment Formative-3 Exams Book of Basics (FA-4 Syllabus)
Heredity and Evolution
• To trace the path of ray of light through glass slab.
3) To show focal length, focus & centre of curvature in a con cave mirror.
• To determine focal length of concave mirror and convex lens.
4) To show different parts of a slower. 5) To show the difference in F1 & F2 generation. 6) To show the function of eye lens. 7) To show the defect myopia 8) To show the defect presbyopia 9) To show Physical properties Ethanol.
• To study the % of water absorption by raisins.
and their remedial measures. Water Harvesting
27 [X] Dec
Jan
I II
I II III IV
Human Eye
Carbon and its compound
• To study the properties of acetic acid.
Winter Break Revision Revision Formative-4 Exams
10) To show Carbon Properties. 11) To determine pH of acetic acid and hydrochloric acid. 12) To carry out reaction of ethanol with alkaline potassium permanganate. 13) To determine esterification process using ethanol and acetic acid. 1) To determine the metallic properties of first group elements.
Celebration of Pollution
2) To determine the position of Hydrogen in periodic table. 3) To determine the Reactivity of 17th group elements. 4) To demonstrate the effects of deforestation 5) To demonstrate the effects of pollutants like Co, Nitrogen Oxide & Sulphur Oxide. 6) To demonstrate the use of Khadin.
My School Your School
Prevention Day (2 Dec)
28 [X] Feb
I II
Periodic classification of Elements
III IV
March I
Summative-2 Exams
Management of Natural Resources
• To observe reactivity of Zn, Fe, Cu, Al metals on salt solutions.
National Science Day (28 Feb)
Wild Life and their conservation
29 [X]
Subject - PHE Month April May June/July August September October November December January February
Topic Olympic Games - General Instructions, Olympic Oath and National Games of different countries Swimming and its related terms Table Tennis - Terms and Rules Lawn Tennis - Terms and Rules Basket Ball - Terms and Rules Track - Basic Information and its formation Volley Ball - Terms and Rules Football - Terms and Rules, Basic Information Carrom - Basic terminology and rules General Sports Injuries
30 [X]
Subject - Computer Month April May June/July August September October November December January February
Theory Advanced Computer Fundamentals Use of Computers Input/Output/Storage Devices Introduction to C++ Operator & Expressions Control Structures Control Structures Continued Network & Wireless Technology Computer Viruses Revision Revision Revision
31 [X]
Subject - Arts Month April May June/July August September October November December January February March
Activity Calligraphy, Speech, Speaking on a given situation Newspaper Reading, News Casting, Role Play Poem Recitation, Book Reading, Compering, Interview: Giving & Taking Drawing, Slogan Writing, Quotation Writing, Debate Creative Writing, Spell Check, Listening, Poster Making Advertisement, Story Telling, Dramatization, Greeting Others Story Picturization, Radio Show, Poem Composing, Commentary Puzzle Solving, Poster Making, Speech Greeting Card Making, Listening, Missing Letters Dos & Donts, Calligraphy, Quotation Writing, Reading Revision
