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

Class – VII

Sub: English

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2018-19

Month Week Dates Days No of

Periods Chapter Contents Syllabus

Mar-18 I 12-16

List of Books: Course Book-

Oxford’s New Mulberry English Course

Grammar Book- Oxford’s New Learner’s Grammar and Composition

II 19-23

III 26-27

Apr-18 I 02-07 07-Working Saturday (Staff) 06 04

The Rumphius Story- Prose (Course Book)

Learning Outcomes: 1. To appreciate the

beauty of flowers as well as their functional value.

2. To enable them to understand the need to do something that will bring beauty to the world.

3. To analyze the character of Miss Rumphius.

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Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

01 Unseen Passage- Settling into the Secret Annexe (Pg 138; Course book) How to attempt the questions.

Through back exercises.

II 09-13 05 01

02

02

Settling into the Secret Annexe to continue. Grammar: Nouns (Grammar Book) Grammar: Articles (Grammar and Course Book)

Types of nouns to be discussed.

Exercises from New Learners’ Grammar and Composition.

Definite and indefinite articles to be discussed.

Exercises from New Learners’ Grammar and Composition as well as Course book.

III 16-21

21-Working Saturday (Student) 21- Parent Orientation

06 03

02

Writing Skill: Paragraph Writing Revision:

Poetic Devices

Style of Writing, format and sample

Group discussion followed by individual task

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(Extra Marks Module)

Prose- The Rumphius Story

Through short questions testing the comprehension of the story.

IV 23-27 05 03

02

Poem- In the Bazaars of Hyderabad (Vocabulary Building Exercise: Theme based Dictionary Making) (Course Book) Writing Skill: Informal Letter

Learning Outcomes:

To appreciate the rich, evocative imagery used to describe a bazaar.

To understand that simple everyday sights can be made interesting using imagery.

Purpose of writing an informal letter, format, style of writing, organization and sample question.

May-18 I 01-05

05- Working Saturday (Student, Prize Distribution VI-VIII

01-Support Staff Day

05 04

Grammar: Verbs (Chapter 5,Grammar book)

Types- Transitive and Intransitive

Forms- Regular and Irregular

Easily Confused

Introduction of the topic

Usage

List of regular and irregular verbs to be discussed.

Examples and exercise from the book to be done.

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Verbs

II 07-12

12-Working Saturday (Staff), Open House X & XII

09,10 – The Quest

06 05 Prose: Suvira (Course Book)

Learning Outcomes:

To appreciate the true spirit of sportsmanship.

To understand what it is like to move to a new city and cope with the change.

***** SUMMER BREAK 14 MAY -30 JUN 2018 ******

Jul-18 I 02-07 02 – Only Staff 07 – Only Staff

05 02

02

Grammar: Sentence Reordering Revision for PT-1

Practicing Unseen Poem- Geography Lesson (Pg 135; Course book)

Answer Writing Practice and

To form grammatically correct and meaningful sentences through exercises.

PT-1 Date: 09 Jul – 20 Jul Reading Unseen

passage/poem Writing Paragraph

Writing Informal Letter

Grammar Nouns Articles Verbs(Types,

forms and Easily Confused Verbs)

Sentence Reordering

Literature

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how to attempt the paper.

The Rumphius Story(Prose)

In the Bazaars of Hyderabad(Poem)

II 09-13 05 02

03

Writing Skill: Diary Entry

Verbs: Present Tense (Chapter 6, Grammar Book)

Style of writing, format, organization, sample question To learn to use the tense appropriately while writing.

Structure to be discussed.

Examples in the form of sentences to be done.

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student) 06 02

02

Poem: Palm Tree (Course Book)

Grammar: Past Tense (Chapter 7, Grammar Book)

Learning Outcomes:

To enable the students to appreciate wishful imagination of a tree.

To understand the concept of rhyme scheme and rhythm in poetry.

To discuss the mood and message of the poem.

To learn to use the tense

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02

Vocabulary: Homophones, Synonyms and Antonyms (Chapter 22, Grammar Book )

appropriately while writing.


Examples in the form of sentences to be done

Concept

Usage

Exercises

For homophones- Pictorial examples to be shown and discussed.

List of Synonyms and Antonyms will be given and exercises from the book should be done.

IV 23-27 05 03

Uncle Podger Leaves for Work (Course Book)

Learning Outcomes:

To analyze the problems faced by Uncle Podger.

To evaluate the importance of being organized.

To appreciate humour in the story.

To understand that one should be responsible for

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02

Grammar: Perfect Tense (Chapter 9, Grammar book) (Only Past Perfect and Present Perfect)

one’s actions and not blame others.

To learn to use the tense appropriately while writing.


Examples in the form of sentences to be done.

V 30-31 31 – Investiture Ceremony 02

02 Grammar: Adjectives

(Chapter 4, Grammar Book)

Concept- definition and types to be discussed.

Usage

Exercises

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 03 Poem: If (Course Book)

Learning Outcomes

To understand the challenges each of us must face in life.

To comprehend the importance of values and life skills that help us face challenges.

To learn different poetic devices and their importance in enhancing the language of poetry.

II 06-11 11-Working Saturday, Open House

05 02

Writing Skill: Message Writing

Style of writing, format, organization, sample question

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02 Idioms List of idioms

Usage

Exercises III 13-18 13-Independence Day

Celebrations 15 – Independence Day 16 – Inter School Basketball

05 05 Vocabulary Building Exercise: Word Wall and Compound Adjectives (Course Book Pg-17-18 )

Structure

Usage of compound adjectives

IV 20-24 22 – Id-ul-Zuha

04 04 Assessment of Listening and Speaking Skills

Listening activity (under ASL will be conducted in the class.( The track will be played twice and the students will write their responses on the worksheet)

Speaking activity (under ASL will be conducted in the class. The topics for the same will be announced in the class beforehand)

V 27-31

05 02

03

ASL continues. Common Errors and answer writing Practice.

To attempt the question paper in an effective way.

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Sep-18 I 01 01- Working Saturday (Students) 01 01 Revision for Mid Term Exam

Through revision worksheets

II 03-08 03-Janmashtami 05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

04 04 Revision for Mid Term Exam

Through revision worksheets

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24 Sep

Reading Unseen

passage/poem Writing Paragraph

Writing Informal Letter Diary Entry Message

Writing Grammar Nouns Articles Verbs Sentence

Reordering Homophones,

Antonyms and Synonyms

Adjectives Idioms

Literature The Rumphius

Story(Prose) In the Bazaars of

Hyderabad(Poem) Suvira (Prose) Palm Tree (Poem) Uncle Podger

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Leaves for Work (Prose)

If (Poem)

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (staff) 06 Mid Term/ HYE Exam

IV 17-21 21-Muharram 04

V 24-28

26- Five period Time-Table

05 04

01

Prose- Tom Comes Home (Course Book) Grammar: Pronouns (Chapter 3, Grammar Book )

Learning Outcomes:

To read and appreciate a graphic story.

To appreciate home and family.

To analyze the relationship between Tom and Maggie.

Concept- Use and types of pronouns to be done.

Usage

Exercises

Oct-18 I 01-06 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday 06-Working Saturday, Prize

Distribution (IX-XII)

05 03

02

Pronouns to continue. Grammar: Subject- Verb Agreement ( Course Book Pg 61-62)

Concept

Usage

Exercises


06 04

Prose: Achilles (Course Book)

Learning Outcomes:

To appreciate the relationship between people and their pets.

To understand

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01

Creative Writing

that each animal has its own unique personality.

To evaluate the author’s attitude towards animals.

Discussion on the current topics and encouraging the children to express their thoughts in the form of a diary entry, a letter, a poster, some quotes or a poem.

III 15-19 17-21 Autumn Break

02 02 Recapitulation of all the formats of the writing skills topics covered till date.

Format, pattern, marking and sample questions will be given for practice.

IV 22-26 24-Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday 27-Karva Chouth

04 04 Verbs: Non- Finite Types (Gerunds, Participles and Infinitives) (Chapter 10, Grammar Book)

Concept

Usage

Exercises

Structure to be

discussed.

Examples in the

form of

sentences to be

done

V 29-31 03 01

02

Verbs to continue. Grammar: Modals (Chapter 11, Grammar Book)

Concept

Usage- some common modals used, with their

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meanings.

Exercises

*** Autumn Break 17 Oct – 21 Oct 2018 ***

Nov-18 I 01-03 03-Working Saturday (Students) 03 03 Poem: Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening (Course Book)

Learning Outcomes:

To read and recite the poem.

To understand the use of metaphor in literature.

To appreciate the poet’s powerful use of imagery.

II 05-10 06-09 Diwali Holidays 10-Working Saturday (Students)

02 02 Writing Skill: Picture Composition

To understand the structure of words and demonstrate a strong vocabulary.

To be able to express what they see.

To be able to write about their own perception of what they see.

Style of writing, format, organization, sample question

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 Annual Day Rehearsals

IV 19-23 21-Milad-un-Nabi 23-Guru Nanak’s Birthday

03 03 Writing Skill: Formal Letter

A short discussion on difference between a formal and an informal

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letter. Style of writing, format, organization, sample question

V 26-30 05 03

02

Prose: The Sherpas (Course book) (For leisure reading) Revision for PT-2

Learning Outcomes:

To gain an insight into the life of the Sherpa Community.

To recognize their contribution in Himalayan mountaineering.

Dec-18 II 03-08 08-Working Saturday (Student) 08 – Annual Athletic Meet

06 05 Grammar: Adverbs (Chapter 13, Grammar Book)

Concept

Usage- some common suffixes used to form adverbs.

Exercises

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-VIII DATE: 03 Dec-21 Dec Reading Unseen

passage/poem Writing Picture

Composition Formal Letter

Grammar Pronouns Subject- Verb

Agreement Non Finite

Verbs Modals

III 10-15 10– Annual Athletic Meet 15-Sports Day

06 05 Prose: Go Kiss the world (Course Book)

Learning Outcomes:

To read an autobiographical narrative and learn about important values and life- skills.

To reinforce the idea that true success cannot be judged by material possession but by what you leave behind for

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others. Literature Tom comes Home

(Prose) Achilles (Prose) Stopping By

Woods On A Snowy Evening (Poem)

IV 17-22 22-Working Saturday, Open House (IX,X & XII)

06 03

03

Writing Skill: Notice Writing Grammar: Active and Passive Voice (Chapter 12, Grammar Book)

Style of writing, format, organization, sample question.

Concept

Usage

Exercises

V 24-28 24,25 – Christmas Holidays 26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 02 Grammar: Conjunctions (Chapter 15, Grammar Book)

Concept

Usage

Exercises

*** Winter Break from 28 Dec to 06 Jan 2019 ***

Jan-19 I 07-12 12-Working Saturday, Open House

06 04

02

Prose: The Blue Umbrella (Course Book) Writing Skill: Dialogue Writing

Learning Outcomes:

To learn not to attach undue importance to material possessions.

To learn the importance of making other people happy.

Pattern, sample question

II 14-19 19- Working Saturday (Students)

06 06 Prose: The Merchant of Venice (Drama, Course Book)

Learning Outcomes:

To appreciate the value and loyalty of friends.

To appreciate the writing of the world’s best known playwright and poet, whose work has stood

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the test of time. III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 02

03

Poetic Devices (Extra Marks Module) Grammar: Direct- Indirect Speech (Chapter 19, Grammar Book)

Definition

Usage

Examples

Concept, rules of conversion

Usage

Practice exercises

IV 28-31 04

04 Assessment of Listening and Speaking Skills.

Listening activity (under ASL will be conducted in the class.( The track will be played twice and the students will write their responses on the worksheet)

Speaking activity (under ASL will be conducted in the class. The topics for the same will be announced in the class beforehand)

Feb-19 I 01-02 02-Working Saturday,

Farewell(XII) 02 02 Practicing Unseen

Passage- The MCC (Pg 152; Course Book)

How to approach passages and answer the questions based on them.

II 04-09 09-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open House (X&

06 06 Revision worksheets will be

Final Exam

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XII) done in the class. Reading Unseen

passage/poem Writing Picture

Composition Formal Letter Notice Writing Dialogue

Writing Informal

Letter(Term I) Grammar Pronouns Subject- Verb

Agreement Non Finite

Verbs Modals Adverbs Conjunctions Active- Passive

Voice Direct- Indirect

Speech Articles (Term I)

Literature Tom comes Home

(Prose) Achilles (Prose) Stopping By

Woods On A Snowy Evening (Poem)

Go Kiss The World (Prose)

The Blue Umbrella (Prose)

The Merchant of Venice (Drama)

Suvira (Prose)

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(Term I) If (Poem) (Term I)

III 11-15 05 05

Revision worksheets will be done in the class

IV 18-22 05 05 Revision worksheets will be done in the class.

V 25-28 04

04 Revision worksheets will be done in the class.

Mar-19 Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 14 Mar 19 Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 11 Feb – 22 Feb 19

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Class –VII

Sub: Hindi

Weekly Syllabus


Month Week Dates Days No of Periods Chapter Contents Syllabus

Mar-18 I 12-16

Block Teaching 12

Days

II 19-23

III 26-27

Apr-18 I 02-07 07-Working Saturday (Staff) 06

05 ikB&1 ge iaNh

mUeqDr xxu ds

ikB &2 nknh ek¡

O;k[;k

Ikz”uksÙkj

vifBr x|ka”k

II 09-13 05 05 ikB &2 nknh ek¡

cky egkHkkjr

nsoozr

Ikz”ukksÙkj

Ekwy fcUnq ys[ku

III 16-21

21-Working Saturday (Student)

21- Parent Orientation

06 05 Hkh’e

vack

fonqj

dqarh

ikB okpu

Lkkjka”k

ewy fcUnq ys[ku

IV 23-27 05 05 O;kdj.k

ikB 3 & fgeky;

dh csfV;k¡

o.kZ fopkj

Lkjka”k iz”uksRrj

O;k[;k

May-18 I 01-05



05 05 ikB 4 & dBiqryh

Hkhe

d.kZ

iz”uksRrj

O;k[;k

ikB okpu

Lkkj

Ekwy fcanq ys[ku

II 07-12 12-Working Saturday (Staff), 06 05 nzks.kkpk;Z ikB okpu

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Open House X & XII 09,10 – The Quest

yk[k dk

?kj

ikaMoks dh

j{kk

lkj

ewy fcanq ys[ku



05 05 ikB 5 &

feBkbZokyk

ikB 6 & jDr vkSj

gekjk “kjhj

ikB okpu]O;k[;k

ekSf[kd o fyf[kr

iz”uksRrj

PT-1 Date: 09 Jul – 20 Jul

olar

ikB 1 & ge iaNh mUeqDr

xxu ds

ikB 2 & nknh ek¡

ikB 3 & fgeky; dh csfV;k¡

ikB 4 & dBiqryh

cky egkHkkjr

nsoozr ls ^ikaMoks dh j{kk^

rd

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka”k

o.kZ fopkj]

rRle o rn~Hko “kCn

i;kZ;okph “kCn 1ls 15 rd

foykse “kCn 1ls 15 rd

II 09-13 05 05 O;kdj.k&i=

laf/k&Loj laf/k

vkSipkfjd i=

laf/k&Loj laf/k

d nh?kZ laf/k

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student)

06 05 laf/k&Loj laf/k

laf/k&Loj laf/k

[k xq.k laf/k

Xk o`n~f/k laf/k

IV 23-27 05 05 ikB 7 & ikik [kks

x,

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksRrj


02 ikB 8 & “kke ,d

fdlku

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksRrj

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 03 Ckky egkHkkjr

nzkSinh Lo;aoj

ikB okpu

Lkkj

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bUnzizLFk

tjkla?k

“kdqfu dk

izos”k

Ekwy fcanq ys[ku


05 04 pkSlj dk

[ksy vkSj

nzkSinh dh

O;Fkk

/k`rjk’Vª dh

fpark

Hkhe vkSj

guqeku

ikB okpu

Lkkj

Ekwy fcanq ys[ku

III 13-18 13-Independence Day Celebrations

15 – Independence Day 16 – Inter School Basketball

05 05 }s’k djus

okyks dk

th ugha

Hkjrk

ek;koh

ljksoj

;{k&iz”u

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq ys[ku


04 04

ikB 9&fpfM+;k dh

cPph

ikB 10 & viwoZ

vuqHko

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksRrj

V 27-31

05 05 O;kdj.k

rRle vkSj rn~Hko

“kCn

i;kZ;okph “kCn 16

ls 30 rd

foykse “kCn 16 ls

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30 rd

Sep-18 I 01 01- Working Saturday (Students)

01 01

fp= o.kZu

fp= o.kZu

II 03-08 03-Janmashtami 05- Teachers’ Day

Celebrations

04 04 vko`fRk dk;Z

vko`fRk dk;Z

Mid Term Exam

Date :11 Sep – 23 Sep

Oklar

ikB 1 & ge iaNh mUeqDr

xxu ds

ikB 2 & nknh ek¡

ikB 3 & fgeky; dh csfV;k¡

ikB 4 & dBiqryh

ikB 5 & feBkbZokyk

ikB 6 & jDr vkSj gekjk

“kjhj

ikB 7 & ikik [kks x,

ikB 8 & “kke ,d fdlku

ikB 9&fpfM+;k dh cPph

ikB 10 & viwoZ vuqHko

cky egkHkkjr

nsoozr ls ;{k&iz”u

O;kdj.k rd

vifBr&x|ka”k] i=

vkSipkfjd i=]vuqPNsn

fp= o.kZu

o.kZ fopkj

laf/k&Loj laf/k

d nh?kZ laf/k

[k xq.k laf/k

Xk o`n~f/k laf/k

rRle o rn~Hko “kCn

Ik;kZ;okph “kCn16 ls 30 rd

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foykse “kCn 16 ls 30 rd

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (staff) 06 06 Mid Term / HYE Exam

IV 17-21 21-Muharram 04 04

V 24-28


05 SA-1 mÙkj

iqfLrdkvksa dh

Nk=ksa ds lkFk

ppkZA

O;kdj.k

SA-1 mÙkj

iqfLrdkvksa dh

Nk=ksa ds lkFk

ppkZA

O;kdj.k

milxZ

]

izR;;

Oct-18 I 01-06 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday

06-Working Saturday, Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

05 05

ikB 11 & jghe ds

nksgs

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksÙkj


06 05 ikB 11 & jghe ds

nksgs

ikB 12 & dapk

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksÙkj

ikB okpu

O;k[;k

iz”uksRrj


02 02 cky egkHkkjr

vKkrokl

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq ys[ku

IV 22-26 24-Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday

27-Karva Chouth

04 04 izfrKk iwfrZ

fojkV dk

Hkze

ea=.kk]

jktnwr

ikB okpu] lkj

ewy fcanq ys[ku

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lat;

V 29-31 03 03 ikB 13 & ,d

frudk

ikB 14 & [kkuiku

dh cnyrh rLohj

lLoj okpu]

lkjka”k

ikB okpu


Nov-18 I 01-03 03-Working Saturday (Students)

03 03 ikB 14 &

[kkuiku dh

cnyrh rLohj

cky egkHkkjr

“kkafrnwr

Jhd`’.k

ikB okpu

O;k[;k

iz”uksRrj

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcUnq

II 05-10 06-09 Diwali Holidays 10-Working Saturday

(Students)

02 02 cky egkHkkjr

ikaMoks vkSj

dkSjoks ds

lsukifr

igyk] nwljk

vkSj rhljk

fnu

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcUnq

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 05 igyk] nwljk

vkSj rhljk

fnu

pkSFkk] ik¡pok¡

vkSj NBk fnu

lkrok¡] vkBok¡]

uok fnu

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcUnq


03 03 O;kdj.k vfodkjh “kCn

fdz;k fo”ks’k.k

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V 26-30 05 05 ikB 15 &

uhydaB

ikB okpu

ewy Hkko

iz”uksÙkj

Dec-18 II 03-08 08-Working Saturday (Student)

08 – Annual Athletic Meet

06 05 ikB 16 & Hkksj

vkSj cj[kk

lLoj ikB okpu

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksÙkj

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-VIII DATE: 03 Dec-21 Dec Class IX DATE: 28 Nov-7 Dec

olar Hkkx&2

ikB 11 & jghe ds nksgs

ikB 12 & dapk

ikB 13 & ,d frudk

ikB 14 & [kkuiku dh

cnyrh rLohj

cky egkHkkjr

vKkrokl ls lk¡rok&uok

fnu^ rd

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka”k] i|ka”k

vuqPNsn

milxZ]

izR;;

vfodkjh “kCn ¼fØ;kfo”ks’k.k½

eqqgkojs 1 ls 15 rd

III 10-15 10 – Annual Athletic Meet 15-Sports Day

06 05 ikB 17 & ohj

dq¡oj flag

ikB okpu

O;k[;k

ekSf[kd o fyf[kr

iz”uksRrj


06 05 O;kdj.k okD; & ifjHkk’kk

¼vFkZ ds

vk/kkj ij½


02 02 O;kdj.k

okD;

okD; & ifjHkk’kk

¼vFkZ ds

vk/kkj ij½



06 05 ikB 18 & la?k’kZ ds

dkj.k eSa

rqudfetkt gks

x;k

ikB okpu

O;k[;k

iz”uksRrj

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

olar Hkkx&2

ikB 9&fpfM+;k dh cPph

ikB 10 & viwoZ vuqHko

ikB 11 & jghe ds nksgs


06 06 cky egkHkkjr

Hkh’e “kj

“k¸;k ij

HkkokFkZ

iz”uksÙkj

ewy fcanq

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ckjgok¡ fnu

vfHkeU;q

;qf/kf’Bj

dh fpark

vkSj dkeuk

ikB 12 & dapk

ikB 13 & ,d frudk

ikB 14 & [kkuiku dh

cnyrh rLohj

ikB 15 & uhydaB

ikB 16 & Hkksj vkSj cj[kk

ikB 17 & ohj dq¡oj flag

ikB 18 & la?k’kZ ds dkj.k eSa

rqudfetkt gks x;k

ikB & 20

foIyo xk;u

cky egkHkkjr

vKkrokl ls ysdj

Jhd`’.k vkSj ;qf/kf’Bj

rd

O;kdj.k

vifBr x|ka”k]i|ka”k

vuqPNsn]i=]fp= o.kZu laf/k]

o.kZ fopkj

okD; & ifjHkk’kk

¼vFkZ ds vk/kkj ij½]

fojke fpUg

milxZ]

izR;;

vfodkjh “kCn

III 21-25 26-Republic Day

05 05 HkwfjJok]

t;nzFk vkSj

vkpk;Z nzks.k

dk var

d.kZ vkSj

nq;ksZ/ku Hkh

ekjs x,

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq

IV 28-31 04

04

v”oRFkkek

;qf/kf’Bj

dh osnuk

ikaMoks dk

/k`rjk’Vª ds

izfr

O;ogkj

Jhd`’.k

vkSj

;qf/kf’Bj

rd

ikB okpu

lkj

ewy fcanq

Feb-19 I 01-02 02-Working Saturday, Farewell(XII)

02 02 ikB & 20

foIyo xk;u

lLoj

okpu

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HkkokFkZ

iz”uksÙkj

ewy fcanq

II 04-09 09-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open House (X& XII)

06 05 O;kdj.k

fojke fpUg

III 11-15 05 05

vko`fÙk dk;Z vko`fÙk dk;Z

IV 18-22 05 05 vko`fÙk dk;Z

vko`fÙk dk;Z

V 25-28 04

Final Term

Final Term start


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Class – VII

Sub: MATHEMATICS

Weekly Syllabus


Month Week Dates Days No of Perio

ds


Apr-18 I 02-07 07-Working Saturday (Staff)

06

CH:1 INTEGERS

Introduction

Ex:1.1

Properties of addition, subtraction & multiplication of Integers

Ex: 1.2

II 09-13 05

CH:1 INTEGERS

Multiplication of Integers Ex 1.3

Division of Integers Ex:1.4

III 16-21


21- Parent Orientation

06

CH:2 FRACTIONS &DECIMALS

Introduction Ex:2.1

Multiplication of fraction by a whole number Ex:2.2

Multiplication of fraction by a fraction Ex:2.3

IV 23-27 05


Division of fraction Ex:2.4

About decimals Ex:2.5 Multiplication of decimal numbers by 10,100&1000 .Ex:2.6

May-18 I 01-05


05


Division of decimal numbers. Ex:2.7

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01-Support Staff Day CH:3 DATAHANDLING

Introduction

Range & Arithmetic mean Ex:3.1

Mode & median of the data Ex 3.2

II 07-12


09,10 – The Quest

06

CH:3 DATAHANDLING

Bar graphs Interpretation & drawing Ex:3.3

Chance & Probability Ex: 3.4



05

CH:4 SIMPLE EQUATIONS

Introduction Ex:4.1

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


SYLLABUS

CH:1 INTEGERS CH:2 FRACTIONS

& DECIMALS

II 09-13 05


Solving the equations Ex:4.3

Applications of simple equations to practical situations Ex:4.4


06

CH:5 LINES AND ANGLES

Introduction

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

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IV 23-27 05


Pair of lines: Intersecting lines &Parallel lines

Transversal of parallel lines. Ex: 5.2

V 30-31 31 – Investiture Ceremony

02


Ex: 5.2 (contd)

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 CH:6 THE TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES

Introduction

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

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


05

CH:6 THE TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES

Angle sum property of a triangle. Ex:6.3

Inequality property .Ex:6.4


15 – Independence Day

16 – Inter School Basketball

05

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

Right angled triangles & Pythagoras property.

Ex:6.5

Introduction Ex:7.1


04

CH:7 CONGRUENCE OF

Congruence criterions Ex:7.2

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TRIANGLES

V 27-31

05

CH:7 CONGRUENCE OF TRIANGLES

Congruence criterions Ex:7.2(contd.) + All Try These


01

REVISION


Celebrations

04

REVISION

Mid Term Exam


SYLLABUS CH:1 INTEGERS CH:2 FRACTIONS& DECIMALS CH:3 DATA HANDLING CH:4 SIMPLE EQUATIONS CH:5 LINES AND ANGLES CH:6 THE TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES CH-7 CONGRUENCE

OF TRIANGLES

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (Staff)

06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam


V 24-28


05 CH:8 COMPARING QUANTITIES

Introduction

Ratio & Proportion, Unitary method

Ex:8.1


06-Working Saturday, Prize Distribution

05

CH:8 COMPARING

Percentage Ex:8.2

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(IX-XII) QUANTITIES

Increase and decrease %

Profit and loss

Ex:8.3


06

CH:8 COMPARING QUANTITIES

CH:9 RATIONAL NUMBERS

Simple Interest Ex:8.3

Introduction

Equivalent rational numbers

Rational number between two rational Numbers Ex:9.1


02 CH:9 RATIONAL NUMBERS

Ex:9.1( contd.)


27-Karva Chouth

04 CH:9 RATIONAL NUMBERS

Operations on rational numbers Ex:9.2

V 29-31 03

CH:10 PRACTICAL GEOMETRY

Introduction

Construction of a line parallel to a given line through a point .Ex:10.1



03


Construction of triangles(SSS criterion and SAS criterion) Ex:10.2 Ex:10.3


02

CH:10 PRACTICAL

Construction of triangles( ASA criterion) Ex:10.4

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(Students) GEOMETRY

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05


Construction of triangles( RHS criterion) Ex :10.5

IV 19-23 21-Milad-un-Nabi 23-Guru Nanak’s

Birthday

03 CH:10 PRACTICAL GEOMETRY

Ex :10.5( contd.)

V 26-30 05 CH:11 PERIMETER AND AREA

Introduction

Squares &rectangles Ex:11.1

Area of parallelogram & triangle .Ex:11.2


08 – Annual Athletic

Meet

06

CH:11 PERIMETER AND AREA

Circles: circumference & area. Ex:11.3

Applications .Ex:11.4

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-VIII DATE: 03 Dec-21 Dec SYLLABUS

CH:8 COMPARING QUANTITIES CH:9 RATIONAL NUMBERS CH:10 PRACTICAL GEOMETRY Class IX DATE: 28 Nov-7 Dec

III 10-15 10– Annual Athletic Meet

06

CH:11 Applications .Ex:11.4( contd.)

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15-Sports Day

PERIMETER AND AREA


06

CH:12 ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

Introduction

Terms of an expression

Monomial ,binomial…& polynomial. Ex:12.1

Addition &subtraction of algebraic expressions. Ex:12.2

V 24-28 24,25 – Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02


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



06


CH:13 EXPONENTS & POWERS

Finding a value of an expression. Ex:12.3

Formulas & rules. Ex:12.4

Introduction Ex:13.1


06

CH:13 EXPONENTS & POWERS

Laws of Exponents . Ex:13.2

Expressing large numbers in Standard form. Ex:13.3

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05

CH:14 SYMMETRY

Lines of symmetry. Ex:14.1

Rotational symmetry

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.Ex:14.2

Line & rotational symmetry.Ex:14.3

IV 28-31 04

CH:15 VISUALISING SOLID SHAPES

Introduction

Plane figures & solid shapes

Nets for building solid shapes. Ex:15.1

Oblique sketches & Isometric sketches. Ex:15.2


02

CH:15 VISUALISING SOLID SHAPES

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


06

REVISION

III 11-15 05

REVISION

IV 18-22 05 REVISION

V 25-28 04

ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS

Mar-19

Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 14 Mar 19 Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 11 Feb – 22 Feb 19

FINAL TERM SYLLABUS (FROM TERM 1)

CH:3 DATA HANDLING


CH:5 LINES AND ANGLES ( FROM TERM 2)

CH:8 COMPARING QUANTITIES

CH:9 RATIONAL

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

SOLID SHAPES

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Class –VII

Sub: Sanskrit

Weekly Syllabus



Mar-18 I 12-16

Block Teaching 12

Days

II 19-23

III 26-27


02

iqujkorZu&vdkjkUr

iqWfyM~-x izFke iq:’k

‚kCn

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

II 09-13 05 02 iqujkorZu&vkdkjkUr

L=hfyM~-x izFke

iq:’k ‚kCn

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

III 16-21


06 02 iqujkorZu&vdkjkUr

uiqaldfyM~-x izFke

iq:’k ‚kCn

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

IV 23-27 05 02 iqujkorZu&e/;e

,oa mRre iq:’k

‚kCn

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

May-18 I 01-05



05 02 f}rh;k foHkfDr

deZ dkjd

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

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II 07-12


09,10 – The Quest

06 02 f}rh;k foHkfDr

deZ dkjd

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z



05 02 fo‛ks’k.k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl

dk;Z


iqujkorZu&vdkjkUr

iqWfyM~-x ¼izFke iq:’k½

‚kCn

iqujkorZu&vkdkjkUr

L=hfyM~-x ¼izFke

iq:’k½ ‚kCn

iqujkorZu&vdkjkUr

uiqaldfyM~-x ¼izFke

iq:’k½ ‚kCn

iqujkorZu&e/;e ,oa

mRre iq:’k ‚kCn

f}rh;k foHkfDr

¼deZ dkjd½

O;kdj.k

‚kCn :i& jke] yrk

/kkrq :i&iB~]Hkw

Ykdkj&yV~]yV~

la[;k&1ls 25 rdA

II 09-13 05 02 fo‛ks’k.k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl

dk;Z

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student) 06 02 r`fr;k foHkfDr

dj.k dkjd

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl

dk;Z

IV 23-27 05 02 r`fr;k foHkfDr

dj.k dkjd

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


01 r`fr;k foHkfDr

dj.k dkjd

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 01 r`fr;k foHkfDr

dj.k dkjd

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


05 02

prqFkhZ foHkfDr

ikB dk

vuqokn o

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lEiznku dkjd

vH;kl dk;Z



05 02 prqFkhZ foHkfDr

lEiznku dkjd

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


04 02

iapeh foHkfDr

viknku dkjd

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl

dk;Z

V 27-31

05 02 ‘k’Bh foHkfDr

lEca/k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl

dk;Z


01 02

vko`fRk dk;Z

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

vko`fRk dk;Z


Celebrations

04 02 vko`fRk dk;Z

vko`fRk dk;Z

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24

Sep

iqujkorZu&vdkjkUr

iqWfyM~-x ¼izFke iq:’k½

‚kCn

iqujkorZu&vkdkjkUr

L=hfyM~-x ¼izFke

iq:’k½ ‚kCn

iqujkorZu&vdkjkUr

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uiqaldfyM~-x ¼izFke

iq:’k½ ‚kCn

iqujkorZu&e/;e ,oa

mRre iq:’k ‚kCn

f}rh;k foHkfDr ¼deZ

dkjd½

fo‛ks’k.k

r`fr;k foHkfDr ¼dj.k

dkjd½

prqFkhZ foHkfDr

¼lEiznku dkjd½

iapeh foHkfDr

¼viknku dkjd½

‘k’Bh foHkfDr ¼laca/k

dkjd½

O;kdj.k

‚kCn :i& jke] yrk]

Qy

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

Ykdkj&y`V~] yM~-

la[;k&1ls 50 rdA

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (Staff) 06 Mid Term/ HYE Exam


V 24-28


05 SA-1 mÙkj

iqfLrdkvksa dh Nk=ksa

ds lkFk ppkZA

SA-1 mÙkj

iqfLrdkvksa dh

Nk=ksa ds lkFk

ppkZA



05 lIreh foHkfDr

vf/kdj.k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

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dkjd vH;kl

dk;Z


06 Hkwr dky yM~-

ydkj izFke

iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


02 Hkwr dky yM~-

ydkj izFke

iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


27-Karva Chouth

04 Hkwr dky yM~-

ydkj e/;e

,oa mRre iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

V 29-31 03 Hkwr dky yM~-

ydkj e/;e

,oa mRre iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z



03 Hkfo’;r~ dky

y`V~ ydkj

izFke iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


(Students)

02 Hkfo’;r~ dky

y`V~ ydkj

izFke iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 Hkfo’;r~ dky

y`V~ ydkj

izFke iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

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03 Hkfo’;r~ dky

y`V~ ydkj

e/;e ,oa

mRre iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

V 26-30 05 Hkfo’;r~ dky

y`V~ ydkj

e/;e ,oa

mRre iq#’k

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


06 yksV~ ydkj

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


lIreh foHkfDr

¼vf/kdj.k dkjd½ Hkwr dky ¼yM~-

ydkj izFke iq#’k½ Hkwr dky ¼yM~-

ydkj e/;e ,oa

mRre iq#’k½ Hkfo’;r~ dky ¼y`V~

ydkj izFke iq#’k½ O;kdj.k

‚kCn :i&rr~ iqW0 o L=h0

/kkrq :i& Hkw] iB~

ydkj&yksV~

la[;k&51ls 75 rdA


06 yksV~ ydkj

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


06 o`++{kL;

vkRedFkk

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


02 o`++{kL;

vkRedFkk

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

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06 lR;L; fot;%

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

iapeh foHkfDr

¼viknku dkjd½

‘k’Bh foHkfDr ¼laca/k

dkjd½

lIreh foHkfDr

¼vf/kdj.k dkjd½

Hkwr dky ¼yM~-

ydkj izFke

iq#’k½

Hkwr dky ¼yM~-

ydkj e/;e ,oa

mRre iq#’k½

Hkfo’;r~ dky

¼y`V~ ydkj izFke

iq#’k½

Hkfo’;r~ dky

y`V~ ydkj

¼e/;e ,oa mRre

iq#’k½

yksV~ ydkj

o`++{kL; vkRedFkk

lR;L; fot;%

lqHkkf’krkfu

O;kdj.k

‚kCn :i&rr~ iqW0 o

L=h0]jkeA


06 lR;L; fot;%

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 lqHkkf’krkfu

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

IV 28-31 04

lqHkkf’krkfu

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z


02 lqHkkf’krkfu

ikB dk

vuqokn o

vH;kl dk;Z

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/kkrq :i& Hkw] iB~] vl~

ydkj&y`V~] yksV~] y³~

la[;k&51ls 100 rdA


06 vko`fRk dk;Z

vko`fRk dk;Z

III 11-15 05

vko`fRk dk;Z vko`fRk dk;Z

IV 18-22 05 vko`fRk dk;Z vko`fRk dk;Z

V 25-28 04


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Class –VII

Sub: Science

Weekly Syllabus



Mar-18 I 12-16

Block Teaching 12

Days

-

II 19-23 -

III 26-27 -


7 Chapter 1 : Nutrition in Plants

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

II 09-13 05 7 Chapter 1 : Nutrition in Plants

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

III 16-21


06 7 Chapter 2 : Nutrition in Animals

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

IV 23-27 05 7 Chapter 2 : Nutrition in Animals Chapter 3: Fiber to

Fabric

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

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May-18 I 01-05



05 7 Chapter 4 : Heat

4.1 :Hot & Cold 4.2: Measuring Temperature 4.3 :Laboratory Thermometer

II 07-12


09,10 – The Quest

06 7 Chapter 4 : Heat

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



05 7 Chapter 5: Acids, Bases and Salts

5.1 : Acids and Bases 5.2: Natural indicators Revision

PT-1 Date: 09 Jul – 20 Jul Chapter 1 : Nutrition in Plants Chapter 2 : Nutrition in Animals Chapter 3: Fiber to Fabric Chapter 4 : Heat

II 09-13 05 7 Chapter 5: Acids, Bases and Salts

Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes

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

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student) 06 7 Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes

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

IV 23-27 05 7 Chapter 7 : Weather, Climate & Adaptations of Animals to Climate

7.0: Introduction 7.1: Weather 7.2 :Climate 7.3 :Climate and Adaptation


2 Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones

8.1 :Air exerts pressure

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 3

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Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones

8.2: High speed winds are accompanied by reduced air pressure 8.3 :air expands on heating 8.4: Wind Currents are generated due to uneven heating of Earth


05 5 Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones

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



05 7 Chapter 9: Soil

9.1 : Soil teeming

with life

9.2 : Soil Profile

9.3 Soil Types


04 5

Chapter 9: Soil

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

V 27-31

05 7 Chapter 9: Soil Chapter 10 : Respiration in Organism

9.7 :Soil and crops 10.0 : Introduction 10.1: Why do we respire 10.2: Breathing

Sep-18 I 01 01- Working Saturday 01 1 Revision

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(Students)


Celebrations

04 5 Revision

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24

Sep

Chapter 1 : Nutrition in Plants

Chapter 2 : Nutrition in Animals

Chapter 3 :Fiber to Fabric

Chapter 4 : Heat

Chapter 5: Acids,

Bases and Salts

Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes Chapter 7 : Weather, Climate & Adaptations of Animals to Climate Chapter 8 : Winds, Storms and Cyclones Chapter 9: Soil

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (Staff) 06 Mid Term / HYE Exam


V 24-28


05 3

Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

Organism

Distribution of Answer sheets 10.3: How do we breathe?



05 5 Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

10.4 :What do we breathe out? 10.5 :Breathing in

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Organism other animals 10.6 :Breathing under water


06 5 Chapter 10 :

Respiration in

Organism

Chapter 11:

Transportation in

animals & plant

10.7: Do plants also respire 11.1:Circulatory System 11.2: Excretion in animals


02 2 Chapter 11:

Transportation in

animals & plants

11.3 :Transportation of substances in Plants


27-Karva Chouth

04 4 Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants

12.0: Introduction 12.1: Modes of Reproduction (Asexual Reproduction) 12.2: Sexual Reproduction in Plants

V 29-31 03 3 Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants Chapter 13 : Motion & Time

12.3 :Fruits and seeds Formation 12.4 :Seed Dispersal 13.1 :Slow & Fast



03 3 Chapter 13 : Motion & Time

13.2: Speed 13.3: Measurement of Time 13.4: Measuring Speed

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(Students)

02 2 Chapter 13 : Motion & Time Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects

13.5: Distance – Time Graph 14.1 Symbols of Electric Components

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 3 Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects

14.2 Heating effect of electric current


03 4 Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects

14.3 Magnetic effect of electric current 14.4 Electro magnet 14.5 Electric Bell

V 26-30 05 7 Chapter-15 : Light

15.1 Light travels along a straight line 15.2 Reflection of light 15.3 Right or Left Revision


06 7 Chapter-15 : Light

15.4 Playing with spherical mirrors 15.5 Image framed by lenses

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-VIII DATE: 03 Dec-21 Dec Chapter 10 : Respiration in Organisms Chapter 11: Transportation in animals & plants Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants Chapter 13 : Motion & Time


06 7 Chapter –16: Water : A Precious Resource

16.1 How much water is available 16.2 : Forms of Water 16.3 : Groundwater as an important source of water



16.4 : Depletion of Water table 16.5 Distribution of

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water 16.6 : Water management

Chapter 14 : Electric Currents & its Effects Class IX DATE: 28 Nov-7 Dec



16.7 :What role you can play



06 7 Chapter –16: Water : A Precious Resource Chapter 17 : Forests – Our Life Line

16.8:Effect of water scarcity on plants 17.0: Introduction 17.1: Visit to a forest


06 7 Chapter 17 : Forests – Our Life Line Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

17.1: Visit to a forest 18.1 :Water our life

line

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 7 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.2: What is

sewage?

18.3 :Water freshens up-an event full journey

IV 28-31 04

5 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.4: WWTP

18.6 Better housekeeping practices


02 3 Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.7 Sanitation and disease

II 04-09 09-Working Saturday, Citation 06 7

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Ceremony, Open House (X& XII)

Chapter18 – Waste Water Story

18.8 Alternative arrangement for sewage disposal 18.9 Sanitation at public places

III 11-15 05 7

Revision

IV 18-22 05 7

Revision

V 25-28 04

Mar-19


FINAL EXAM (Classes VI-VII)

Chapter -2 : Nutrition in Animals Chapter 6: Physical & Chemical Changes

Chapter 10 : Respiration in Organism Chapter 11: Transportation in animals & plants Chapter 12 : Reproduction in Plants Chapter 13 : Motion & Time Chapter-14 : Electric Currents & its Effects

Chapter-15 : Light Chapter –16: Water : A Precious Resource

Chapter17:Forests – Our Life Line Chapter18 : Waste Water Story

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Class – VII

Sub: SOCIAL SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus


Month Week Dates Days No of

Periods Chapter Contents Syllabus

Apr-18 I 02-07 07-Working Saturday (Staff)

06

INTRODUCTION

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

● New and Old terminologies

● Historian and their sources

● New social and political groups

● Region and empire

II 09-13 05

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

Old and New religions

● Thinking about time and historical periods

III 16-21


21- Parent

Orientation

06

GEOGRAPHY- CH – 2 :- Inside our Earth

Interior of the

Earth(Along with diagram)

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IV 23-27 05

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

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

May-18 I 01-05


01-Support Staff

Day

05

CIVICS- CH -1 :- On Equality

Recognizing dignity

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

. Challenge of democracy

II 07-12


09,10 – The Quest

06

CIVICS- CH -10 :-

Case study of Tawa matsya sangha ( pg.

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STRUGGLES FOR EQUALITY

HISTORY- CH- 2 :-New kings and kingdoms

117,118,119)

Administration in the kingdoms

● Prashastis and land grants ● Warfare for wealth



05

GEOGRAPHY- CH – 3:- Our changing earth

Exogenic and endogenic forces

● Volc ano, Earthquakes

Major landforms:- work of

river work of

sea waves

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

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work of ice ( glacier)

work of wind Diagrams

Earth CIVICS – CH – 1 :- On Equality CH – 10 struggles for equality ( pg. 117,118,119)

II 09-13 05

HISTORY- CH -3 :- The Delhi Sultans

The rulers of Delhi

Finding about Delhi sultans

The expansion of the Delhi sultanate

Administration and consolidation under Tughluqs and Khaljis

The sultanate in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries


06

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

-

● CONCEPT OF :- ● MLA ● Constituency ● Majority

Opposition

Case study of :- debate in the legislative assembly

Working of government

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IV 23-27 05 GEOGRAPHY

CH -4 AIR

Composition of atmosphere

. Structure of atmosphere

Weather and climate

Temperature

Air Pressure

Wind :- Types of Winds

moisture

V 30-31 31 – Investiture Ceremony

02

HISTORY- CH -4 :- The Mughal Empire

● Who were the Mughals

Mughal Military campaigns

The Mughal emperors

Aug-18 I 01-03

03

HISTORY- CH -4 :The Mughal Empire

The Mughal emperors

Major campaigns & events

Mughal traditions of succession

Mughal relations with other rulers


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

Mansabdars, Jagirdars Zebt and zaminders ● Akbar’s policies

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The Mughal empire in the seventeenth century and after


15 – Independence Day

16 – Inter School Basketball

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

CH -5 women change the world

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

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

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

Women’s movement

(pg. 63, 64, 65, 66


04

GEOGRAPHY

CH -5 WATER

● Ocean circulation ● Tides ● Waves

● Ocean currents

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V 27-31

05

GEOGRAPHY

CH -5 WATER

Ocean circulation ● Tides ● Waves

● Ocean currents


01

REVISION

REVISION


Celebrations

04

REVISION

REVISION Mid Term Exam


TOTAL MARKS -80

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (Staff)

06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

HISTORY-

CH-1: -Tracing

changes through a

thousand years

CH-2: New kings and

kingdoms

CH -3 :- The Delhi

Sultans

CH -4 :- The Mughal

Empire

GEOGRAPHY-

CH – 2 :- Inside our


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Earth

CH – 3:- Our

changing earth

CH -4 :- Air

CH -5 :- Water

CIVICS –

CH – 1 :- On Equality

CH -3 :-How the state

government works

CH -4 :-Growing up as boys and girls

V 24-28


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

Administration centres

Temple towns & pilgrimage centres

A network of small towns

CH -5 WOMEN CHANGE THE WORLD


06-Working Saturday, Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

05

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

Mandis, Haats Traders :- Big and small Crafts in towns Case studies of :- Hampi, and Surat,

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06

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

Settlements :- permanent & temporary

Railways Waterways Transport


02

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

● Roadways ● Airways

Communication


27-Karva Chouth

04 CIVICS- CH -6 :-Understanding media

Media and technology

Media and money

Media and democracy

Setting agendas

V 29-31 03 CIVICS- CH -6 :-Understanding media

Media and democracy

Setting agendas


Nov-18 I 01-03 03-Working 03

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Saturday (Students)

HISTORY-

CH -7 :-

Tribes,Nomads

and settled

communities

Define :- Who were tribal people ?

How nomads &

why did they

move from one

place to another

II 05-10 06-09 Diwali Holidays

10-Working

Saturday (Students)

02

HISTORY-

CH -7 :-

Tribes,Nomads

and settled

communities

Define :- Who were tribal people ?

How nomads & why did they move from one place to another?

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05

HISTORY-

CH -7 :-

Tribes,Nomads

and settled

communities

Nomadic pastoralists

Itierant groups

The banjaras

IV 19-23 21-Milad-un-Nabi 23-Guru Nanak’s

Birthday

03

GEOGRAPHY-

CH – 8 :- Human

environment

Life in the Amazon basin

Climate

Rainforests and their people

Lifestyle of

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interactions- The

tropical and sub

tropical regions

people

V 26-30 05 GEOGRAPHY- CH – 8 :- Human environment interactions- The tropical and sub tropical regions

Life in the Amazon basin

Climate

Rainforests and their people

Lifestyle of people


08 – Annual Athletic

Meet

06

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

The idea of a supreme god

Origin of Bhakti

Movement


TOTAL MARKS – 40

HISTORY-

CH -6 :- Towns

,traders and

craftspersons

CH -7 :-

Tribes,Nomads and

settled communities

III 10-15 10 – Annual Athletic Meet

15-Sports Day

06

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

A new kind of bhakti in south India

Bhakti- Nayanars ,alvars

Philosophy and bhakti


06 HISTORY-

Islam and

Sufism

kabir , Baba

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CH -8 :-

Devotional paths

to divine

guru nanak

Martin luther

king and the

reformation

GEOGRAPHY-

CH -7 :- Human

Environment-

settlement,transport

and communication

CH – 8 :- Human

environment

interactions- The

tropical and sub

tropical regions

CIVICS-

CH -6 :-

Understanding

media

V 24-28 24,25 – Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02

GEOGRAPHY

CH -9 ;-Life in temperate grasslands

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



06

GEOGRAPHY

CH -9 ;-Life in temperate grasslands

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


06

HISTORY CH – 10 :- 18th

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century political formation

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

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05

HISTORY CH – 10 :- 18th century political formation

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

IV 28-31 04

GEOGRAPHY

CH – 10 :

-Life in the

deserts

The hot desert – Sahara :- climate,

Flora and fauna

People Feb-19 I 01-02 02-Working

Saturday, Farewell(XII)

02 CIVICS- CH -8 :- Markets around us

Weekly markets Shops in the neighbourhood Shopping complexes

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and malls Chain of markets Markets everywhere


06 CIVICS- CH -8 :- Markets around us

● Malls ● Markets and equality CONCLUSION

III 11-15 05

REVISION REVISION

IV 18-22 05 REVISION

REVISION

V 25-28 04

REVISION

REVISION

Mar-19


ANNUAL EXAM SYLLABUS -

TOTAL MARKS – 80

HISTORY-

CH – 4 THE

MUGHAL EMPIRE

CH -6 :- Towns

,traders and

craftspersons

CH -7 :-

Tribes,Nomads and

settled communities

CH -8 :- Devotional

paths to the divine

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CH – 10 :- 18th century political formation

GEOGRAPHY-

CH – 2 INSIDE OUR

EARTH

CH -7 :- Human

Environment-

settlement,transport

and communication

CH – 8 :- Human

environment

interactions- The

tropical and sub

tropical regions

CH -9 ;-Life in temperate grasslands CH – 10 :

-Life in the deserts

CIVICS-

CH – 1 ON

EQUALITY

CH-3 HOW THE

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STATE

GOVERNMENT

WORKS

CH -6 :-

Understanding

media

CH -8 :- Markets around us

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