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ENGLISH

Month Unit Reading Writing Grammer Literature

April 1 Unit 1 Paragraph Writing Sentence & Tabby’s TablePhrases Cloth

April 2 Practice Paper Sequence Writing Nouns Tabby’s Table(Unit 1) ClothRapid Reader Vocation (Poem)

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT 1 (UNITS 1 & 2)May 3 Unit 2 Essay with Inputs Nouns : Packing for a

Articles PicnicJune 4 Unit 4 Picture Pronouns Her Head

Composition (Poem)July 5 Unit 6 Composition Adjectives, Kinds of The Flute

Adjectives, Degrees ofAdjectives, Formation

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT 2 (UNIT 3-5)July 6 Unit 7 Informal Letter Prepositions; Brighter

Conjunctions StillAug 7 Practice Paper Guided Composition Verbs Boyhood Days

(Unit 5) Subject - VerbRAPID READER Agreement

Sept 8 RAPID READER REVISION REVISION REVISIONSUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT 1 (UNIT 1-8)

Oct 9 Unit 8 Writing an Tenses How CatAutobiography Became

Nov 10 Unit 5 Describing an Active & Passive Song of theRAPID READER Incident Voice Whale (Poem)

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT 3 (UNITS 9 & 10)Nov 11 Unit 9 Formal Letter Adverbs Resting HillDec 12 Unit 10 Formal Letter Direct - Indirect I Stood Upon

Speech A Star (poem)Dec 13 Unit 12 Composition based Punctuation Don’t They

on Idioms Idioms Matter TooFORMATIVE ASSESSMENT 4 (UNITS 11-13)

Jan 14 Unit 11 Guided Composition Direct-Indirect The SelfishRAPID READER Speech Giant

Jan 15 PRACTICE PAPER Interview Integrated After The(Unit 7) Grammar Storm (Poem)

Feb 16 REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISIONSUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT 2 (UNITS 9-16)

(GulmoharCompanion)

(GulmoharReader)

(GrammarPlus)

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April Knowing our Indian and International system orUnit 1 numbers numeration

Estimation Roman Numerals

April Whole Number The Number LineUnit 2 Properties of whole numbers

Patterns in whole numbers BODMAS (Simplification with brackets)

SYLLABUS FOR FA I (UNITS 1 & 2)May Playing with Factors and MultiplesUnit 3 Numbers Prime and Composite Numbers

Tests for divisibility of Numbers More divisibility rules Prime factorization HCF and LCM

June Playing with Problems on H.C.F and L.C.MUnit 3 numbers

June Basic Geometrical Points, Line, line segments, Ray, curvesUnit 4 Ideas Intersecting lines, Polygons, quadrilaterals

circle

SYLLABUS FOR FA II (UNITS 3 & 4)June Understanding Measuring line segments, angles.Unit 4 elementary shapes

July Understanding Perpendicular lines, classifications ofUnit 4 elementary shapes triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, three

(Continued) dimensional shapes.

July Integers Representation of Integers on a numberUnit 5 line, ordering of integers

Addition and subtraction of integers

July Fractions Fraction on the number lineUnit 6 Proper, improper and mixed fractions.

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Month / Topic Sub-TopicsUnit

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MATHEMATICS


August Fractions Equivalent fraction, like fractions,Unit 6 simplest form of fractions

Comparing like and unlike fractions Addition, subtraction and multiplication

of fractions.SYLLABUS FOR SA I (UNIT 1 TO UNIT 6)

August Decimals Place valueUnit 7 Representing decimals on a number line

Comparing decimals Length & Weight Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication

and division of decimals Problem sums on Addition and

subtraction of DecimalsAugust Practical Construction of circle, line segmentsUnit 8 Geometry copy of a line segment

(up to Ex. 14.3)Sept Data Handling Recording of dataUnit 9 Organization of data

Pictograph - Interpretation and drawing Bargraph - Interpretation and drawing

SYLLABUS FOR FA III (UNIT 7 TO UNIT 9)October Algebra Match stick patternsUnit 10 The idea of a variable

The use of variables in common rules. Expressions with variables. Like and unlike terms, coefficient

monomials, binomials andpolynomials

Nov Algebra Simple addition, subtractionUnit 10 (Continued) multiplication and division of like and

unlike terms Using expressions practically What is an equation? Solution of an equation.

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Nov Practical Constructing angles with the help ofUnit 11 Geometry compasses

Copy of an angle Angle bisector

SYLLABUS FOR FA IV (UNITS 10 & 11)Nov Ratio Proportion RatioUnit 12 and Unitary method Proportion

Dec Ratio Proportion Unitary MethodUnit 12 and Unitary method

Dec Mensuration PerimeterUnit 13 Area

Jan Mensuration PerimeterUnit 13 Area

Feb Practical PerpendicularsUnit 14 Geometry The Perpendicular bisector of a line

segment

Feb Symmetry Figures with 2 lines of symmetryUnit 15 Figures with multiple lines of symmetry

Reflection and symmetry Revision for SA 2

SYLLABUS FOR SA II (UNIT 7 TO UNIT 15)

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Month Unit Topics

April I,II aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : %ÁV Ô ◊`bÓ (YVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : YV (aep˚Á / Ê “S› ◊[˝\ˆÁG / =VÁc Ã[˝S)◊[˝„`bÓ / ◊[˝„`bS / a[ÔXÁ]◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆˆ : Â[˝ÁW˝ YÃ[˝›l˘Sac˜ÁÃ EıYÁPˆ : ÃÊªK˜Á‰ªOÙÁ Â_ÁEı / [˝XZ«ı_

Proposed Syllabus for FA 1 (Unit I, II)

May III aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : ◊G◊~ (GVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : YV (%[˝ÓÃ / ◊y‘Ã Á)◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆ : %X«‰¨K˜Vac˜ÁÃ Eı YÁPˆ : ÊªK˜Á‰ªOÙÁ Â_ÁEı / [˝XZ«ı_

June IV aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : Eı„YÁTˆÁl˘ XV (YVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : ◊[˝YÃ[˝›TˆÁUÔEı `å◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆ : Â[˝ÁW˝ YÃ[˝›l˘Sac˜ÁÃ Eı YÁP : [ «◊à˘]ÿô / ]„XÁL [˝a«

Proposed Syllabus for FA 2 (Unit III, IV)

July V & VI aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : “› Ã[˝Á]E ıb’ C X„Ã[˝S (GVÓ), [˝Áe_Á ]Á (YVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : ◊_Ü◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆ : Yy Â_FXac˜ÁÃ Eı YÁPˆ : [ «à˘]‹ô / ]„XÁL [˝a«

August VII & VIII aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : B„EıÓ+ [˝_ (GVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : a◊μ˘ (ÿë Ã[˝ a◊μ˘) / a◊μ˘ ◊[˝‰¨K˜V◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆ : Gî Ã[ ªJÙXÁac˜ÁÃ Eı YÁPˆ : ÊªK˜Á‰ªOÙÁ Â_ÁEı / [˝XZ«ı_

September – Revision

Proposed Syllabus for SA 1 (Unit I & VIII)


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October IX aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : ÿë ÁW˝›XTˆÁÃ[˝ a«F (YVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : [ ªJÙX◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆ : %X«‰¨K˜Vac˜ÁÃ Eı YÁPˆ : Eg«ı„LÁ C \… Tˆ / =„Y≥V– ◊Eı„`ÁÃ[˝ Ã[˝ÁÃ ‰ªJÙÏW «Ã[˝›

Proposed Syllabus for FA 3 (Unit IX)

November X, XI aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : ◊Y“Ã ]«F«„^Ó (GVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : a]ÁUÔEı `å◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆ : Yy Â_FX / Gî Â_FXac˜ÁÃ Eı YÁPˆ : Eg«ı„LÁ C \… Tˆ / =„Y≥V– ◊Eı„`ÁÃ[˝ Ã[˝ÁÃ ‰ªJÙÏW «Ã[˝›

Proposed Syllabus for FA 4 (Unit X, XI)

December XII, XIII aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : Y“ÁUÔXÁTˆ›Tˆ VÁX (YVÓ), L›[˝ÁX« %Á◊[˝õıÁÃ[˝ (GVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : YV Y◊Ã[˝[˝T ¤X◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆ : Â[˝ÁW˝ YÃ[˝›l˘S / %X«‰¨K˜Vac˜ÁÃ Eı YÁPˆ : Ã[˝U^ÁyÁ / Ã[˝[˝›≥V–XÁU PˆÁE«ıÃ[˝

January XIV, XV aÁ◊c˜TˆÓ : “› %Ã[˝◊[˝≥V (GVÓ), a›TˆÁ c Ã[˝„S Ã[˝Á„]Ã[˝ ◊[˝_ÁY (YVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S : [˝ÁEıÓ Y◊Ã[˝[˝T ¤X◊X◊]Ô◊Tˆ : Gî Â_FX / Yy Â_FX

February – Revision

March – SA 2 Examination (Unit IX - XV)

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Month Unit Topics


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I April ¥…Ω˛ S… c˜™…… V……‰ +{… î… M…t…Δ∂…, +{… î… {…t…Δ∂…

II April §…S…{…x… ∫…®……∫…

III May S……ƒn˘ ∫…‰ l……‰c˜“ ∫…“ M…{{…Â +x……Ë{…S…… Æ˙EÚ {…j…, ®…÷Ω˛…¥…Æ‰

±……‰EÚ…‰ HÚ™……ƒ

IV June x……n˘…x… n˘…‰∫i… ∫¥…Æ˙ ∫…Œxv…, ¥…±……‰®… ∂…§n˘

{…™……«™…¥……S…“ ∂…§n˘

V July Z……ƒ∫…“ EÚ“ Æ˙…x…“ (1-17) ¥……C™… {… Æ˙¥…i…«x…, +x…‰EÚ…l…«EÚ ∂…§n˘

VI July +I…Æ˙…Â EÚ… ®…Ω˛i¥… ¥……C™… ∂…÷r˘“EÚÆ˙h…

VII August §……±… Æ˙…®…-EÚl…… ={…∫…M…«-|…i™…™…

VIII August {…÷x…Æ˙…¥…fi k… EÚ…™…« +x…÷SU‰Ùn˘-±…‰J…x…

IX September {…÷x…Æ˙…¥…fi k… EÚ…™…« {…÷x…Æ˙…¥…fi k… EÚ…™…«

Proposed Syllabus for FA I (Unit I, II), FA-II (Unit III), SA-I (Unit I to VIII)

X October Z……ƒ∫…“ EÚ“ Æ˙…x…“ (18-36) +…Ë{…S…… Æ˙EÚ {…j…,

+x…‰EÚ…l…«EÚ ∂…§n˘

XI November V……‰ n‰J…EÚÆ˙ ¶…“ x…Ω˛” ∫…®……∫…, {…™……«™…¥……S…“ ∂…§n˘

n‰J…i…‰, ®…È ∫…§…∫…‰ UÙ…‰]ı“

Ω˛…‰>ƒ*

XII Decembar ]ıEÚ]ı +±…§…®… ®…÷Ω˛…¥…Æ‰, ±……‰EÚ…‰ HÚ™……ƒ,

¥™…ΔV…x… ∫…Δ v…

XIII January ∫……l…“ Ω˛…l… §…g¯…x…… ¥…∫…M…« ∫…Δ v…, +x…÷SU‰Ùn˘-±…‰J…x…

XIV January ∫…Δ∫……Æ˙ {…÷∫i…EÚ ΩË, ¥……C™… ∂…÷r˘“EÚÆ˙h… ¥…±……‰®… ∂…§n˘

§……±… Æ˙…®…EÚl……

XV February {…÷x…Æ˙…¥…fi k… EÚ…™…« +{… î… M…t…Δ∂…, +{… î… {…t…Δ∂…

Proposed Syllabus for FA III (Unit X), FA-IV (UNit XI), SA-II (Unit X to XV)

CLASS – VIHINDI LANGUAGE

Month/Unit Literature Language

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BENGALI 2ND LANGUAGECLASS – VICHEMISTRY

Month Unit Topic Sub-Topics

April 1 Sorting Objects around us, properties ofmaterials materials. (Activity 1,2,3,4into groups Appearance, hardness, solubility)

April 2 Sorting materials Activity 5 & 6 objects may float orinto groups sink in water

May 3 Sorting materials Transparencyinto groupsSeparation of Introduction, methods of separationsubstances Handpicking Activity 1 & 2

FA 1 : PROPOSED SYLLABUS FOR FA I : UNITS 1, 2June 4 Separation of Threshing, winnowing, sieving,

substances sedimentation & decantation,Filtration. Activity 3 & 4

July 5 Separation of Activity 5 & 6. Evaporation & use ofsubstances more than one method of separation

6 Separation of Condensation, saturated solution,substances substances dissolved in water

Activity 7, 8, 9, 10

FA 2 : PROPOSED FA II SYLLABUS : UNITS 3, 4, 5August 7 Changes Introduction, reversible & irreversible

around us changes (Activity 1,2,3,4,5,6)

8 Changes Examples of some commonaround us changes, burning of candle and

some other examples

Sept 9 Air around us Air occupies space, composition ofair, to show that air has oxygen.Activity 2 & 3 & revision

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SA 1 : Proposed Syllabus for SA 1 : Units 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

Oct 10 Air around us Other components like nitrogencarbon-di-oxide & smoke. Activityto show the presence of dustparticles in air

Nov 11 Air around us Activity 5 to show the presence ofwater in air, Activity 6 to show thepresence of air in the soil, how isOxygen in the air replaced

Nov 12 Water Introduction-how much water do weuse? Sources of water

FA 3 : Proposed Syllabus for FA 3 : Units 8, 9, 10

Dec 13 Water Water cycle, Activity 2- disappearingtrick of water, loss of water by plants.

Jan 14 Water Formation of clouds (Activity 3) backto the oceans, ground water, whathappens if it rains heavily.

FA : Proposed Syllabus for FA 4 : Units 11,12,13

Feb 15 Water What happens without rain for along time, conservation of water &rain water harvesting

SA 2 : Proposed Syllabus for SA2 : Units 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

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PHYSICS


April 1 Motion and Story of TransportMeasurement How far have you travelledof Distance How wide is the desk

2 Some measurements(Activity 1.2- measuring the lengthand breadth of the table using cubitand handspan)

Standard unit of measurementegs of smaller and bigger units

Concept of mass, weight

May 3 Correct measurement of length(Activity 3)

Measuring the length of a curved line(Activity 4 : measuring the length ofa curved line using a thread).

Proposed Syllabus for Formative Assessment - I (Units 1-3)

June 4 Moving things around us(Activity 5, 6)

Types of Motion (Activity 7), labelleddiagram of a pendulum & definitions

July 5 Light shadows Transparent, Opaque and translucentand reflection objects.

(Activity - 1 : Different types of thementioned objects are to be collected.)

Luminous and Non-Luminous bodies. Rectilinear propagation of light (Activity 6) Applications of rectilinear propagation

of light. point source and extendedsource of light.

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Proposed Syllabus for Formative Assessment - II (Units 4, 5)

6 What exactly are shadows (Activity 2,3,4)(Shadow formation due to a point sourceof light, of an extended object biggerthan a source, smaller than a source.Concept of Umbra and Penumbra.Lunar and Solar eclipses)

A pinhole camera. (Activity 5)characterestics of the image formedby pinhole camera.

Mirrors and reflection (Activity 7, 8) Regular reflection and diffused reflection Numericals on reflection of light. laws of

reflection and related numericalsAugust 8 Revision

Proposed Syllabus for Summative Assessment - I (Unit 1-8)

September 9 Electricity and An electric cellCircuits An electric bulb (Activity 1)

A bulb connected to a electric cell.(Activity 2)

October 9 An electric circuit (Activity 3) Electric switch (Activity 4) Electric torch

Proposed Syllabus for Formative Assessment - III (Unit 9)

November 10 Electric conductors and insulators (Activity 5 : Collect different materials and

find with the help of a circuitwhether they are electric conductoror insulator)

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11 Fun with How magnets were discovered?Magnets (Activity-1)

Different types of magnets. Magnetic and non-magnetic material

(Activity 2, 3)

Dec 12 Poles of a magnet (Activity 4) Poles can not be isolated Finding direction (Activity 5) Magnetic compass.

13 Properties of a magnet - directiveand attractive property.

Attraction and repulsion between magnets. Identification of a magnet,

magnetic material and non-magnetic substance.

Proposed Syllabus for Formative Assessment - IV (Units 10-13)

January 14 Making your magnet, single touch method(Activity 6) double and dividedtouch method

A few cautions Demagnetization : Methods :

heating, hammering, rough handling. Storing of magnets, use of magnetic

keepers.

15 Garbage in and Think and throwGarbage out Recycling

Revision for Annual Exam.

February Revision

Proposed Syllabus for Summative Assessment - II (Units 9-15)

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BIOLOGY


April 1 Food Food From Plants Food From Animals How Food Comes To Us Food Habits

May 2 Food Constituents of Food Balanced Diet

Proposed Syllabus for FA I (Units I, II)June 3 Food Food Tests

Activity of Balanced DietJuly 4 Fibre to Fabric What People Wore

(Clothes and Fibres) How cloth is made? Kinds of Fibres Absorption of Water and Burning

Proposed Syllabus for FA II (Units III, IV)July 5 Fibre to Fabric (Clothes Activity - Fibre Making

and Fibres) (Contd.) Activity - BurningAugust 6 About Flowering Types of Plants

Plants Parts of a PlantAugust 7 About Flowering Root

Plants (Contd.) StemSeptember 8 About Flowering Leaf

Plants Revision(Contd.) SA IProposed Syllabus for SA I (Units I to VIII)

October 9 About Flowering The FlowerPlants (contd.) Activity - Studying parts of china rose

Proposed Syllabus for FA III (Unit IX)November 10 Movements of the The Skeletal System

Body MovementProposed Syllabus for FA IV (Units X)

December 11 Movements of the How Vertebrates MoveBody (Contd) How Invertebrates Move

January 12 Habitat and Adaptation Biotic Components Abiotic Components

January 13 Habitat and Adaptations Related to FoodAdaptation (Contd.)

February 14 Garbage In, Garbage Dealing with GarbageOut (N.C.E.R.T) Vermicomposting

SA II (Units IX to XIV)

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HISTORY CIVICS


April 1-2 History-Chapter-1 Civics-Chapters 1 and 2May When, Where and How Understanding Diversity.

Diversity and discriminationFORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - 1

Proposed Syllabus for FA I (Units I, II)June- 3-4-5 History- Chapter - 2 Civics - Chapters 3 and 4July The Age of Stone Tools What is government?

and Cave Homes Basic features of aHistory - Chapter - 3 Democratic GovernmentThe Age of the First Farmers

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - 2Proposed Syllabus for FA II (Units II to V)

August 6 History - Chapter - 4The First Cities

7 History - Chapter - 5Devotional Lore andSacred FiresSummative Assessment - 1(Units 1- 7)RevisionProposed Syllabus for SA I (Units I to VII)

Sept. 8 History - Chapter 6Early Kingdoms andGanasanghas

October 9 Civics - Chapter 5Panchayati Raj

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - 3Proposed Syllabus for FA III (Units VIII, IX)

November 10-11 History - Chapter - 7 Civics - Chapter - 6 and 7Emergence of New Ideas Rural Administrationand Religions Urban Administration

December 12 History - Chapter - 8The First Empire and Ashoka

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - 4Proposed Syllabus for FA IV (Units X, XII)

January 13-14 History - Chapter 11 Civics - Chapters 8 and 9India from the 4th to Livelihoodsthe 7th century Urban Livelihoods

February 15 CivicsUrban Livelihoods (contd)

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT - 2(Units 8 - 15)

SA II (Units VIII & XV)

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GEOGRAPHY


April I Chapter 1 Basic conceptsPlanet Earth and the Solar SystemSolar System Celestial bodies

Earth as a unique planetApril - May II Chapter 2 Basic concepts

The Globe - Latitudes Latitudeand Longitudes Heat zones

Longitudes Longitudes and time Time zones

Proposed Syllabus for FA I (Units I, II)June III Chapter 3 Basic concepts

Rotation and Revolution Rotation and its effects. Revolution Revolution and its effects

July IV Chapter 4 Basic conceptsThe Realms of the Earth Lithosphere

Hydrosphere Atmosphere Biosphere

Proposed Syllabus for FA II (Units III, IV)July - August V Chapter 5 Basic concepts

Continents and Oceans Different continents Different Oceans

Proposed Syllabus for SA I (Units I to V)September VI Chapter 6 Introduction

Major relief features Mountains-its types and significanceof the world Plateaus and its significance

Plains and its significance Relief features and life styles

October VII Chapter 7 Maps and its typesReading Maps Components of a map

Sketch and plan.Proposed Syllabus for FA III (Units VI, VII)

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GEOGRAPHY

November VIII Chapter 8 Location & SizeIndia - Physical Neighbouring CountriesFeatures Political and Administrative

divisions Physical Divisions

December IX Chapter 9 Weather and ClimateIndia’s Climate Factors influencing Climate

Major seasons in India Rainfall distribution

Proposed Syllabus for FA IV (Units VIII, IX)

January X Chapter 10 Types of Natural Vegetation inNatural vegetation India

Comparative study Wild life Project Tiger and Project Rhino

February XI Chapter 11 National parks, Wild lifeWild Life Sanctuaries and bio reserves

SA II (Units VI to XI)

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Month Unit Topics

SANSKRIT

April I +EÚ…Æ˙…xi… {…÷œ±±…M… - (Æ˙…®…)

April II +EÚ…Æ˙…xi… ∫j…“À±…M… - (±…i……)

May III +EÚ…Æ˙…xi… x…{…÷Δ∫…EÚÀ±…M… - (°Ú±…)

June IV GÚ“c˜…∫{…v……«

Proposed Syllabus for FA I (Unit I to IV)

July V ¥…fiI……:

July VI ∫…®…÷p˘i…]ı: (i…fii…“™…… ¥…¶… HÚ:, S…i…÷l…‘ ¥…¶… HÚ:)

August VII §…EÚ∫™… |…i…“EÚ…Æ˙: (+¥™…™…|…™……‰M…:)

August VIII ∫…÷ HÚ∫i…¥…EÚ:

September IX +ΔM…÷±…“™…EΔÚ |……{i…®…¬ ({…ΔS…®…“ ¥…¶… HÚ:, π…π`ˆ“ ¥…¶… HÚ:)

Proposed Syllabus for FA II (Unit V to IX)SA I (Unit I To IX)

October X EfiÚπ…EÚ…: EÚ®…«¥…“Æ˙…:

November XI {…÷π{……‰i∫…¥…: (∫…{i…®…“ ¥…¶… HÚ:)

November XII n˘∂…®…: i¥…®…¬ + ∫… (∫…ΔJ™……{…n˘… x…)

Proposed Syllabus for FA III (Unit X to XII)

December XIII ±……‰EÚ®…ΔM…±…®…¬

January XIV +Ω˛Ω˛ +…: S…

February XV ®……i…÷±…S…xp˘!! (§……±…M…“i…®…¬)

Proposed Syllabus for FA IV (Unit XIII, XV)SA II (Unit X to XV)

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Month/Unit Topic Sub-Topics

BENGALI 3RD LANGUAGE

April I,II Ø‘öÌ[ý[ýSï, [ýîtX[ýSï, `ŒGPöX (%-EõçÌ[ý, %ç-EõçÌ[ý å^çãG)c÷çãTöÌ[ý å_Fç*

Proposed Syllabus for FA I (Unit I to II)

May III `ŒGPöX (c÷OO-EõçÌ[ý, <-EõçÌ[ý å^çãG), c÷çãTöÌ[ý å_Fç

June IV `ŒGPöX (=-EõçÌ[ý åUãEõ D-EõçÌ[ý A[ýe F³Qö-d åUãEõ »Jô³VÐ×[ý³VÇ Y ïÜ™ö),

ÇNþçlùÌ[ý* [ýîEõÌ[ýX - `Œ

Proposed Syllabus for FA II (Unit III to IV)July V,VI [ýçEõî GPöX, ×[ý×»Jôy YçPö - (YÊœöç 15, 16) ×[ý×»Jôy YçPö %XÇ Ý_XÝ

(YÊœöç 19, 20) YQÍö`Ý-EÇõ»RÇôO] (ZÇõ_, Zõ_, Yç×F)July V,VI [˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S -- [˝ÁEıÓ, %„XEı `å AEı]Á„X*

Aug VII, VIII YQÕ `› -- E«ıªO«Ù] (GÁªK˜, ÂYÁEıÁ ]ÁEıQÕ ), ÊªK˜ÁªOÙ XV› (Eı◊[˝TˆÁ), Â[˝ÁW˝YÃ[˝›l˘S*

Sept Y«XÃ[˝Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ

Proposed Syllabus for SA 1 (Unit I - VIII)

Oct IX «N˛Ál Ã[˝, Y«XÃ[˝Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ, Â[˝ÁW˝YÃ[˝›l˘S, ªJÙÁb›Ã[˝ ªJÙÁYÁ◊ªOÙ (GVÓ)

Proposed Syllabus for FA 3 (Unit - IX)

Nov. X, XI ]Ã XÁ (ªK˜QÕ Á), ÂaÃ ÁXÁ Â Ã Á_ (GVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S - YV (◊[˝„`bÓ, a[ ÔXÁ])

Proposed Syllabus for FA 4 (Unit X, XI)

Dec XII, XIII %Á]‰ªJÙÁÃ[˝ (GVÓ) X„Ã[˝„SÃ[˝ aÃ[˝_TˆÁ (GVÓ)[˝ÓÁEıÃ[˝S - YV (◊[˝„`bS, ◊y‘Ã Á, %[˝ÓÃ )

Jan XIV, XV aeFÓÁ (1 ÂU„Eı 100), ªK˜QÕ Á-ªO«ÙeªOÙÁe, [˝Áe_Á ]Áa, @T« , =da[˝, Â[˝ÁW˝YÃ[˝›l˘S*

Feb – Y«XÃ[˝Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ

March SA2 Examination (Unit IX - XV)

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SA-I I April V……x… ∫…‰ {™……Æ˙… ¥…h…«®……±……

II April ®……j……Bƒ

III May x…]ıJ…]ı M……‰±…⁄ ∫…ΔY……

IV June {……‰∫]ıÆ˙ ±…‰J…x…

V July i…⁄ S…±… ®…È +…i…… Ω⁄ƒ* À±…M…

VI July {™……Æ‰ ±…M…i…‰ +SU‰Ù §…SS…‰ +{… `ˆi… M…t…Δ∂…

VII August b⁄§…i…‰ EÚ…‰ ∫…Ω˛…Æ˙… ∫…¥…«x……®…

VIII August {…÷x…Æ˙…¥…fi k… EÚ…™…« x……Æ˙…-±…‰J…x…, ¥…Y……{…x…-±…‰J…x…

IX September {…÷x…Æ˙…¥…fi k… EÚ…™…« {…÷x…Æ˙…¥…fi k… EÚ…™…«

Proposed Syllabus for FA I (Unit I, II), FA-II (Unit III, IV), SA I (Unit I to VIII)

X October Ω˛®……Æ˙“ +…ƒJ…‰ ¥…∂…‰π…h…

XI November §…i…«x…“, GÚ™……

XII Decembar +{…x…“-+{…x…“ +…n˘i… ∏…÷i…±…‰J…, {…™……«™…¥……S…“ ∂…§n˘

XIII January Ω˛… ®…n˘ EÚ… S…®…]ı… x…§…Δv…

XIV January +…+…‰ {…‰c˜ ±…M……Bƒ ¥…±……‰®… ∂…§n˘

XV February S…Δn˘… ®……®…… EÚ… E÷ÚÆ˙i…… EÚΩ˛…x…“-±…‰J…x…,

+{… `ˆi… M…t…Δ∂…

Proposed Syllabus for FA III (Unit IX, X), FA-IV (Unit XI, XII), SA II (Unit X to XV)

CLASS – VIHINDI 3RD LANGUAGE

Month/Unit Topic Sub-Topics

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3RD LANGUAGE GERMAN

Month Unit Topic Sub Topics & ActivitiesGrammar

April I Die Alphabets Die Vokalen, der Umlaut DialogpuzzleDie Aussprache Begrubungen

May II Hallo! Verben-HeiBen, Sein ArbeitstsbuchFrageworter - Wer? Wie? Landkarte

June III Das ist Miene Der destimmte Artikel Arbeitsbuch,Familie der, die, das sich vorstellen

PersonalpronomenPossessivartikel:mein, dein usw.

July IV Hast du Das Verb “haben” und Arbeitsbuch.Geschwister? Akkusativ.

Die hofliche Form “Sie”.Proposed Syllabus for FA - I (Unit I to IV)

August V Wo wohnt ihr? Ja/Nein Fragen, W-Fragen FarbenspielAkkusativ

August VI Wir trainieren Horen, lesen, schreiben ein KurzfilmModul 1 sprechen

Proposed Syllabus for FA - II (Unit V & VI)SeptemberVII Grammatik Modul 1 Prapositionen in, bei, von Arbeitsbuch

Akkusativ (grundsatzlich).SA - I (Unit I to VII)

October VIII Das Haus von Bestimmter und unbestimmter ArbeitsbuchFamilie Weigel Artikel Satze bauen

Negation - nicht/keinNovember IX Ein Besuch Das Verb - mochten Arbeitsbuch

Wie geht’s dir? - dir, mir, ihnenNovember X Mautzi, unsere Das Verb mogen Marchen

katzeProposed Syllabus for FA - III (Unit VIII to X)

December XI Die Nachbarn von Das Verb “sprechen” Arbeitsbuch,Familie Weigel Fragewort : Woher? Bildertext.

Praposition “aus”January XII Wir trainieren Horen, leson schreiben Arbeitsbuch.

Modul 2 sprechenJanuary XIII Grammatik Modul 2 Verben, Frageworter Arbeitsbuch

Nominativ and AkkusativProposed Syllabus for FA - IV (Unit XI to XIII)

February XIV Wiederholung (Revision)SA- II (Unit VIII to XIV)

Prescribed book : Wir 1 (Textbook and workbook - Modul 1 & 2)

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FRENCH

Month Unit Proposed work Break up The Activitiesthe Chapters the Lessons

April 1 Les Alphabets La Presentation Activities from the lessons.Les Pronoms

May 2 La Salle de Classe Verbes etre, avoir Making of the national flagLes Articles of France

June 3 Dans La Cour Verbes en “er” Chart work on verbs

July 3-4 La France Les Nombres Activities from the lesson

Proposed Syllabus for FA I (Unit 1 to 3)

August 4 La Salle de Classe Poeme_un,deux,trios Activities from the lessonRevision - 1

Les Mois Verbe - Aller

Proposed Syllabus for FA II (4 & 5)

September 5 Ma Maison Verbe-Venir Revision - 2La NegationL’Interrogation Verbe-Habiter Activities from the lesson

SA I (Unit I to 5)

November 6 Ma Famille Les couleurs Gramatical exercisesLes prepositions from the lessonLes possessifs Activities from the lesson

December 7 Les Loisirs Les contraires Activities from the lesson

Proposed Syllabus for FA III (6 & 7)

January 8 La Journee d’Adya Dire L’heure Revision - 2D’abord, ensuite, Grammaire Revision - 2enfin etc.

Proposed Syllabus for FA IV (8)

February 9 Bilan La Revision Overall Revision

SA II (5-8)

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COMPUTER SCIENCE

April - May 1 Computer Concept Intellectual Property Rights2 Desktop Publishing Working with text

Formative Assessment 1 Examination (Proposed syllabus - Unit 1-2)June-July 3 Computer Concept Network Basics

4 Desktop Publishing Introduction to Office Publisher5 Managing the Publication’s Layout

Fromative Assessment 2 Examination (Proposed Syllabus - Unit 3 - 5)Aug - Sept 6 Computer Concept Internet working

7 Internet Basics8 Internet Fundamentals Using the Internet9 Desktop Publishing Working with images

Summative Assessment 1 Examination (Proposed Syllabus - Unit 6-9)Oct- Nov 10 Internet Fundamentals Searching on the Internett

11 GIMP Introduction to GIMPEditing Image using GIMP

Formative Assessment 3 Examination (Proposed Syllabus - Unit 10-11)Dec-Jan 12 GIMP GIMP Environment

13 Painting Images using GIMP

Formative Assessment 4 Examination (Proposed Syllabus - Unit 12-13)Jan-Feb 14 Programming Logic Introduction to PLT

and Techniques Variables, constants and Operators15 Programming Statements

Summative Assesment 2 Examination (Proposed Syllabus - Unit 14-15)February 16 GW Basic (Extra Topic) QBASIC

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GK & VALUE EDUCATION

April 1 Pgs 5 - 9 Healthy Living

May 2 Pgs 10-12 The Master of Masters

June 3 Pgs 13-16 The Red Apples

July 4,5 Pgs 17-25 The Young Archer, The Rupee Tree

August 6,7 Pgs 26-35 The Puppet Maker, The Colour ofFriendship

September 8 Pgs 36-40 Greed Has No End

October 9 Pgs 41-45 In Good Humour

November 10 Pgs 46-50 The Sal Tree

December 11 Pgs 51-60 For My Country

January 12,13 Pgs 61-63 Touching Tales From Mother’s Life,Earth-Friendly

February 14 Revision Lord Mahavira

Names of the prescribed books-Knowledge Hunt - Har Anand Publications - Book 6Ananda Value Education - Har Ananda Publications - Book 6

Note : Assesments will be based on the chapters of the textbook, current affairs personalities.Important events and general knowledge pertinent to the level of the class.

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