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BRAIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL CLASS- IX SUBJECT: English Syllabus: 2018-19 MONTH WRITING GRAMMAR LITERATURE READER(BEEHIVE) SUPPLEMENTARY READER(MOMENTS) April/May 1.Diary Entry 2. Descriptive Paragraph 1.Determiners 2.Tenses 3. Subject-Verb Agreement (Tested through Integrated Grammar Practice-Gap Filling, Editing/Omission and Sentence Reordering) 1.The Road Not Taken (Poetry) 2.Wind (Poetry) 3. The Fun They Had (Prose) 1.The Lost Child May 1. Revision of Descriptive Paragraph 1.Modals (Tested through Integrated Grammar Practice-Gap Filling, Editing/Omission and Sentence Reordering) 1.The Sound of Music(Prose) 2.The Little Girl (Prose) 1. The Adventures of Toto PT I Examination Syllabus covered in the month of April and May July 1.Article Writing 1. Prepositions 2. Conjunctions (Tested through Integrated Grammar Practice-Gap Filling, Editing/Omission and Sentence Reordering) 1. A Truly Beautiful Mind (Prose) 2. Rain on the Roof (Poetry) 3.The Lake Isle of Innisfree (Poetry) 1.In the Kingdom of Fools 2.Iswaran the Storyteller August 1.Short Story Writing 1.Articles (Tested through Integrated Grammar Practice-Gap Filling, Editing/Omission and Sentence Reordering) 1.The Snake and the Mirror (Prose) 2. My Childhood (Prose) 3. A Legend of the Northland (Poetry) 1.The Happy Prince

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  • BRAIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

    CLASS- IX SUBJECT: English Syllabus: 2018-19

    MONTH WRITING GRAMMAR LITERATURE

    READER(BEEHIVE)

    SUPPLEMENTARY

    READER(MOMENTS)

    April/May 1.Diary Entry

    2. Descriptive

    Paragraph

    1.Determiners

    2.Tenses

    3. Subject-Verb Agreement

    (Tested through Integrated

    Grammar Practice-Gap

    Filling, Editing/Omission

    and Sentence Reordering)

    1.The Road Not Taken

    (Poetry)

    2.Wind (Poetry)

    3. The Fun They Had

    (Prose)

    1.The Lost Child

    May

    1. Revision of

    Descriptive Paragraph

    1.Modals

    (Tested through Integrated

    Grammar Practice-Gap

    Filling, Editing/Omission

    and Sentence Reordering)

    1.The Sound of

    Music(Prose)

    2.The Little Girl (Prose)

    1. The Adventures of Toto

    PT I Examination Syllabus covered in the month of April and May

    July 1.Article Writing 1. Prepositions

    2. Conjunctions

    (Tested through Integrated

    Grammar Practice-Gap

    Filling, Editing/Omission

    and Sentence Reordering)

    1. A Truly Beautiful

    Mind (Prose)

    2. Rain on the Roof

    (Poetry)

    3.The Lake Isle of

    Innisfree (Poetry)

    1.In the Kingdom of Fools

    2.Iswaran the Storyteller

    August

    1.Short Story Writing

    1.Articles

    (Tested through Integrated

    Grammar Practice-Gap

    Filling, Editing/Omission

    and Sentence Reordering)

    1.The Snake and the

    Mirror (Prose)

    2. My Childhood (Prose)

    3. A Legend of the

    Northland (Poetry)

    1.The Happy Prince

  • September

    Periodic Test II

    Revision

    - Revision

    - Revision

    1.Packing (Prose)

    (After PT-II

    Examination)

    Revision

    1.Weathering the Storm in Ersama

    (After PT-II Examination)

    PT II Examination Entire Syllabus covered till August

    October 1.Diary Entry

    1.Use of Passive Voice

    (Tested through Integrated

    Grammar Practice-Gap

    Filling, Editing/Omission

    and Sentence Reordering)

    1.Reach for the Top

    (Prose)

    2.No Men Are Foreign

    (Poetry)

    1.The Last Leaf

    November 1.Article Writing 1. Clauses:

    -Noun Clause

    -Adverb Clause of

    condition and time

    -Relative Clauses

    (Tested through Integrated

    Grammar Practice-Gap

    Filling, Editing/Omission

    and Sentence Reordering)

    1.The Bond of Love

    (Prose)

    2.The Duck and the

    Kangaroo (Poetry)

    3. Kathmandu (Prose)

    1.A House is Not a Home

    December 1.Short Story Writing 1. Reported Speech(Sentence 1. On Killing a Tree 1.The Accidental Tourist

    Transformation) (Poetry) 2.The Beggar

    -Commands and requests 2. The Snake Trying

    -Statements (Poetry)

    -Questions

    January

    Revision of all writing

    topics done so far

    Revision of all the grammar 1.If I were you (Prose) -

    topics done so far. 2.A Slumber did My Spirit

    (Tested through Integrated Seal (Prose)

    Grammar Practice- (After PT-III Examination)

    Gap Filling, Editing/Omission

    and Sentence Reordering)

    PT III

    Examination(January)

    Entire Syllabus covered till December

    February

    Annual Examination

    REVISION

    Entire syllabus

  • बे्रन इंटरनेशनल स्कूल विषय – हिन्दी कक्षा - नौ पाठ्यक्रम-2018-19

    मास स्पशश (गद्य भाग) स्पशश (पद्य भाग) सचंयन व्याकरण अप्रैल पाठ-1 धलू

    (केवल वाचन ) पाठ-2 द:ुख का अधधकार

    पाठ-1 रैदास के पद

    पाठ-1धिल्ल ू वर्ण-ववच्छेद, र ्के ववभिन्न रूप, अनुस्वार, अनुनाभसक, नुक्ता, ववराम- धचह्न अपठठत िद्ाांश अनुच्छेद लेखन

    मई पाठ-3 एवरेस्ट मेरी भशखर ्ात्रा पुनराितृ्ति ि आििी परीक्षा १ (अप्रैल-मई का संपूणश पाठ्यक्रम )

    पाठ-2 स्मतृत

    जुलाई पाठ-4 तुम कब जाओिे अततधि

    पाठ-2 रहीम के दोहे

    सांधध, उपसिण-प्रत््् अपठठत काव्ाांश

    अिस्त पाठ-5 वैज्ञातनक चतेना के वाहक डॉ॰ चांद्रशखेर

    पाठ-3 आदमीनामा

    पाठ-3 कल्लू कुम्हार की उनाकोटी

    धचत्र वर्णन, अनौपचाररक पत्र लेखन, सांवाद लेखन, ववज्ञापन लेखन,अनुच्छेद

  • वेंकट रामन ्(केवल वाचन )

    (केवल वाचन )

    लेखन

    भसतांबर पुनराितृ्ति ि आििी परीक्षा २ (अप्रैल – अगस्ि का संपूणश पाठ्यक्रम )

    पाठ-4 एक फूल की चाह

    अक्तूबर पाठ-6 कीचड़ का काव्

    पाठ-5 िीत- अिीत (केवल वाचन )

    पाठ-4 मेरा छोटा - सा तनज़ी पुस्तकाल् (केवल वाचन )

    पुनरावतृ्त्त

    नवांबर पाठ-7 धमण की आड़

    पाठ-6 अत्ननपि पाठ-5 हाभमद खााँ

    पुनरावतृ्त्त

    ठदसांबर पाठ-8 शुक्रतारे के समान

    पाठ-7 नए इलाके में,खशुबू रचते हैं हाि

    पाठ-6 दी्े जल उठे

    पुनरावतृ्त्त

  • जनवरी आििी परीक्षा 3 (अप्रैल से हदसंबर का सम्पूणश पाठ्यक्रम )

    फरवरी/ माचण पुनराितृ्ति ि आििी परीक्षा ४ (अप्रैल से जनिरी का सम्पूणश पाठ्यक्रम )

    रचनात्मक का्ण – श्रवर् व वाचन क्षमता श्रवर् - १० अंक वाचन – १० अंक

  • BRAIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

    Class -IX Subject – FRENCH Syllabus: 2018-19 Month Book –Entre Jeune Part 1 Activities

    April/May L-1 La Famille

    Saluer

    Se présenter Présenter quelqu’un

    S'informer sur les liens familiaux

    Verbes en ER (1 groupe)

    Les nombres Les articles définis

    Les articles indéfinis

    L'alphabet

    L-2 Au Lycee

    Géographie de la France.

    Les articles défines,indéfinis,contracte,

    Les adjectifs-possessif/démonstratifs

    Décrire les personnage.

    Les verbs présent.

    Les prépositions.

    Faites les petit announces

    L-3Un journéé bien réglée.

    Les articles contractés/partitifs

    Les verbes avoir/ aller / faire /venir

    Les verbes pronominaux

    Les verbes en RE e (3 groupe)

    Passe composé

    La Récette

    Les saisons (France / Inde) Le climat chaud/ froid. Les vêtements

    Make a presentation on Union European countries and mention their role in world Economics.

    Make a list of Famous Universities or institutions of India and France and mention the difference in their pedagogies.

    May

    July

    Periodic Test - I Lessons – 1,2 and 3

    L-4 Les Saisons

    Le futur simple

    Make a promotional advertisement for any tourism place of your city,

    mention all the attractions and places to be visited by tourists

  • Le futur proche

    L'impératif Les couleurs Il fait beau/ du vent / chaud/ froid…

    August L-5 Voyages

    Le passé composé

    Etre en train de

    Expressions avec avoir / être Pourquoi/ Parce que

    Les prépositions Comment + inversion

    La formule d'ouverture et de clôture d'une carte postale

    L-6 La loisirs et les sports

    Exprimer l'obligation

    Parler du sport et des loisirs

    Décrire des habitudes au passé

    Exprimer des restrictions

    Exprimer la durée Il faut+ infinitif Devoir + infinitif Les verbes

    pronominaux (passé composé) L'interrogation

    Ne...que/seulement L'imparfait

    Paste pictures of 10 indoor and 10 outdoors sports and write the benefits of sports in our life

    September PERIODIC TEST-II Lessons- 1,2,3,4,5,6

    October L-7 L’argent de Poche

    Dialouges on L’argent de Poche.

    Dialouges entre les parents et enfants.pour dépense l’argents.

    Imparfait/Passe composé.

    Les négations

    Les pronoms OD et OI.

    L-8 Les Achats Future/Condtionnel

    Les Adverbe de quantité

    Dialouges sur les Achats

    y/en pronouns.

    Le comparitif/superlatives

    Make a CV to apply for part time job as driver baby sitter, car washer and the importance of doing part time jobs as a students in French.

  • November

    L-9 Un diné en famille

    Les pronoms «y» et «en»

    Le pronom interrogatif

    Le passé récent

    L-10-La Mode

    Le comparatif

    Le superlatif

    Les pronoms toniques

    Take any famous fashion magazine & make a Cover page for it, paste

    pictures of all famous Indian and French fashion designers, models with

    the write up as how the Indian Fashion is different from the one in

    France

    December L 11- Les Fêtes

    Si+imparfait + le conditionnel présent

    Les pronoms relatifs simples (qui/ que /où) Au lieu de / à la place de

    L 12- La Francophonie

    La récapitulation générale

    Rappel des verbes et des parties de grammaire déjà abordés.

    La carte du monde francophone

    La journée de la Francophonie

    Make a world map & mention all Francophone countries with their

    Flags and describe their roles.

    January Periodic Test- III Syllabus covered till December

    February/

    March Revision and Annual Exams/Periodic Test- IV All Chapters

  • BRAIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

    Class -IX Subject – MATHEMATICS Syllabus: 2018-19 Month Textbook –NCERT, Reference Book- R.S Aggarwal Activities

    April/May Chapter -1: Number Systems

    Chapter-2: Polynomials

    Chapter-6: Lines and Angles

    To make a square root spiral of natural numbers To learn geometrical representation of the factorisation of

    quadratic polynomials

    To verify the algebraic identities (a+b)

    3 = a

    3 + b

    3+3ab(a+b)

    (a-b)3 = a

    3 - b

    3- 3ab (a-b)

    Periodic Test I Chapters- 1, 2 and 6

    July Chapter-7: Triangles

    Chapter-13: Surface Areas and Volume

    To observe that if two sides of a triangle are unequal, the greater side has greater angle opposite to it.

    To obtain centroid of a triangle by paper folding.

    August Chapter-8: Quadrilaterals

    Chapter-5: Euclid’s Geometry

    To show that the opposite sides of a parallelogram are equal. To verify Mid-point theorem

    September Periodic Test II

    Chapter-3: Coordinate Geometry

    Chapters-1, 2, 5 , 6, 7, 8, 13

    October Chapter-10: Circles

    To verify that the angle subtended by an arc of a circle at the centre is double the angle subtended by it at any point on the

    remaining part of the circle.

    To verify that that the angle in a semicircle is a right angle, in a major segment is acute and in a minor segment is

    obtuse.

    November Chapter-4: Linear Equations in two variables

    Chapter-9: Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles

    To show that parallelograms on the same base and between same parallels have equal area.

    December Chapter-12: Heron’s Formula

    Chapter- 14: Statistics

    To find a formula for the area of a triangle

    January Periodic Test III Syllabus covered till December

    Chapter- 11: Constructions

    Chapter-15: Probability

    February/

    March Revision and Annual Exams/ Periodic Test IV All chapters

  • BRAIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

    Class -IX Subject – SCIENCE Syllabus: 2018-19 Month Book –NCERT EXPERIMENTS

    April

    L:8 Motion (PHY.)

    L:5 The Fundamental Unit of life (BIO.)

    L:1 Matter in our surroundings (CHEM.)

    BIO.

    1. To prepare a temporary mount of onion peel

    2. To prepare a temporary mount of human cheek cells and to record

    the observations and draw their labelled diagrams.

    CHEM.

    1. To prepare (a) a true solution of common salt, sugar and alum

    (b) a suspension of soil, chalk powder and fine sand in water

    May

    L: 9 Force and Laws of motion (PHY.)

    L:6 Tissues(BIO.)

    L:2 Is Matter Around Us Pure (CHEM.)

    BIO.

    3. To identify various types of plant tissues through permanent slides

    -parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma.

    CHEM.

    (c) a colloidal solution of starch in water and milk in water and

    distinguish between these on the basis of transparency, filtration

    criterion and stability.

    PHY.

    1. To determine the density of solid by using spring balance.

    July

    Periodic Test-I

    L:6 Tissues- (BIO cont.)

    L:15 Improvement in food Resources (BIO)

    L:9 Force and Laws of motion (Cont.) (PHY)

    L:2 Is Matter Around Us Pure(Cont.) (CHEM.)

    Syllabus: Phy: Ch:-8 ; Chem: Ch:1

    Bio: Ch: 5

    BIO.

    4. To identify various types of animal tissues through permanent

    slides- striped, smooth, and cardiac muscle fibres and nerve cells and

    to record the observations.

  • CHEM.

    2. To prepare (a) mixture

    (b) a compound using iron fillings and Sulphur powder and

    distinguish between these on the basis of (i) appearance i.e.

    homogeneity & heterogeneity.

    (ii) behaviour towards a magnet

    (iii) behaviour toward CS2 as a solvent (iv) Effect of heat.

    August L: 10 Gravitation (PHY.)

    L: 3 Atoms and Molecules( CHEM .)

    L:13 Why Do We Fall ill ? (BIO.)

    CHEM.

    3. To carry out the following reactions and classify them as physical

    and chemical changes

    (i) Fe with CuSO4 sol in water

    (ii) Burning of Mg in air

    (iii) Zn with dil. H2SO4

    (iv) Heating of CuSO4 (v) Sodium sulphate with barium chloride in

    the form of their solution in water.

    4. To separate the components of a mixture of sand, common salt and

    ammonium chloride by sublimation.

    5. To determine the melting point of ice and the boiling point of

    water.

    PHY.

    2. To establish the relation between loss in weight of solid when

    fully immersed in (a) tap water (b) salty water.

  • September Periodic Test-II

    L-14 Natural Resources(BIO.)

    L: 3 Atoms and Molecules (cont)( CHEM .)

    Syllabus: PHY. Ch: 8, 9 & 10; CHEM. Ch:1 & 2

    BIO. Ch:-5, 6, 13&15

    October L: 11 Work and Energy (PHY.)

    L: 3 Atoms and Molecules(cont)( CHEM .)

    L:14 Natural Resources (cont) (BIO.)

    CHEM.

    6. To verify the law of conservation of mass in a chemical reaction.

    November L: 12 Sound (PHY.)

    L: 4 Structure of the Atom ( CHEM .)

    L:7 Diversity in Living Organisms (BIO.)

    PHY.

    3. To verify laws of reflection of sound.

    BIO

    5. Identify the characteristics of spirogyra/ Agaricus, Moss, Fern,

    Pinus(either male or female cone) and an angiospermic plant with two

    identifying features and drawing.

    6. Observe the given pictures / charts/ models of earth worm,

    cockroach, bony fish and bird. Draw and record one specific feature of

    its phylum( one adaptive feature with reference to its habitat)

    December L: 12 Sound(Cont.) (PHY.)

    L:7 Diversity in Living Organisms (Cont.) (BIO)

    L: 4 Structure of the Atom(cont) ( CHEM .)

    BIO.

    7. To study the external features of monocot and dicot plants- root,

    stem, leaf and flower.

    PHY.

    4. To determine the velocity of a pulse propagated through a stretched

    string.

    January Periodic Test - III All chapters

  • Revision -------

    February/

    March

    Annual Exam/Periodic Test - IV

    All chapters

  • BRAIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

    Class: IX Subject: SOCIAL SCIENCE Syllabus: 2018-19

    Month

    Books- History (NCERT)- 4

    Pol. Science (NCERT)- 5

    Geography (NCERT)- 6

    Economics (NCERT)- 4

    Total 19 Chapters

    DISASTER MANAGEMENT(NCERT)

    Activities

    April

    History (Chapter-1) The French Revolution

    Geo (Chapter-1) India-Size and location

    Economics (Chapter-1) The story of the village Palampur

    Discussion on size and location of India.

    May

    Pol.Sci. (Chapter-2) what is democracy?

    Why Democracy?

    Note: Ch1 Pol Sc need to be discussed

    before starting ch 2)

    Pol. Sci. (Chapter-3) Constitutional Design

    Debate on “Deepening of democracy in India”

    JULY PT-I 5 CHAPTERS- History (1), Geo. (1), Pol.Sci. (2 & 3),

    Economics (1).

    July

    History (Chapter-2) Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution:

    Geo (Chapter-2) Physical Features of India

    Pol. Sci. (Chapter-4) Electoral Politics

    Discussion on Indian Constitution.

  • August

    Economics (Chapter-2) People as a Resource

    Geography (Chapter-3) Drainage

    Discussion on various programmes for Human capital

    formation in India.

    SEPTEMBEER PT-II

    10 CHAPTERS- History (1 & 2), Geo. (1, 2 & 3), Pol.Sci.

    (1, 2 ,3,4), Economics (1 & 2).

    October

    History (Chapter-3) Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

    Geography ( Chapter-4) Climate

    List out some state and national level political parties in

    India.

    November

    History (Chapter-4) Forest Society and Colonialism and Map Work

    Pol.Sci. (Chapter-5) Working of Institutions

    Collect some information on the working of national and

    international institutions.

    December

    Pol.Sci. (Chapter-6) Democratic Rights

    Economics (Chapter-3) Poverty as a challenge

    Collect information on some poverty alleviation

    programmes started in India.

    JANUARY PT-III 16 CHAPTERS- History (1, 2, 3 & 4), Geo. (1, 2, 3, 4),

    Pol.Sci. ( 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6), Economics (1, 2 & 3).

    January

    Geography (Chapter-5) Natural Resources and wildlife

    Economics (Chapter-4) Food Security in India ( Current status of PDS pg. 49-51

    deleted)

    Geography (Chapter-6) Population

    ( Data of pg. 53,54 is to be updated)

    Discussion on the working of Food Corporation of India

    (FCI)

    February/ March Revision and Periodic Test- IV Complete Syllabus.