NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL English Syllabus (2018-2019)

Class IX

Month Supplementary

Reader

(Moments)

Beehive (prose &

poetry)

Grammar Writing

Skills

Three Men

in a Boat

April

*The Lost Child

* The Fun They Had

*The Sound of Music

*The Road Not Taken

*Determiners

*Tenses

*Diary

Entry

Chapter 1,2

May

*The Adventures

of Toto

*The Little Girl

*A Truly Beautiful

Mind

*Wind

*Prepositions

*Article

Writing

Chapter

2,3

June &

July

*Iswaran the

Storyteller

*In the Kingdom

of fools

* The Snake and the

Mirror

* The Lake Isle of

Innsfree

*Rain on the Roof

*Subject -Verb

Concord

*Story

Writing

using cue/s

Chapter

5,6,7

August

*The Happy

Prince

* My Childhood

*A Legend of the

Northland

* The Passive

* Reported

Speech

*Revision

Chapter

8,9,10

September Revision for Mid Term Examination

October

*Weathering the

Storm in Ersama

* Packing

*No Men are Foreign

* Modals

*Diary

Entry

Chapter

11,12

November

*The Last Leaf

*A House is not a

Home

* Reach for the Top

* The Bond of Love

*The Duck and The

Kangaroo

*Clauses

*Article

Writing

Chapter

13,14

December

*The Accidental

Tourist

*Kathmandu

*On Killing a Tree

*If I were you

* Gap Filling

exercises

*Story

Writing

Chapter

15,16,17

January

*The Beggar

*The Snake Trying

*A Slumber did my

Spirit Seal

*Sentence

reordering

* Editing or

Omission

*Revision

Chapter

18,19

February

Revision

1

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL Mathematics Syllabus (2018-19)

Class IX

MONTH TOPIC SUBTOPIC

April

Ch – 1

NUMBER SYSTEM

Ch – 6

LINES AND ANGLES

Introduction

Irrational numbers

Real Numbers and their decimal expansion

Representing real numbers on a number line

Operations on real numbers

Laws of exponents

Basic terms and definitions

Intersecting and non – intersecting lines Pair of angles

May

Ch – 6

LINES AND ANGLES

Ch – 12

HERON’S FORMULA

Ch – 5

INTRODUCTION TO

EUCLID’S

GEOMETRY

Activity

Parallel lines and a transversal

Lines parallel to the same line

Angle sum property of a triangle

Exterior angle property of a triangle

Introduction

Area of triangle using Heron’s formula

Application of Heron’s formula to find area of

quadrilaterals.

Introduction

Euclid’s definitions, axioms and postulates

Equivalent version of Euclid’s fifth postulate

(i) Corresponding angles

(ii) Co interior angles

June &July

Ch – 2

POLYNOMIALS

Introduction

Polynomials in one variable

Zeroes of a polynomial

Remainder theorem

Factor theorem

Factorization of polynomials

Algebraic identities

Ch – 7

TRIANGLES

Introduction

Congruence of triangles

Criteria for congruence of triangles(SAS, ASA)

Properties of triangles

Congruence of triangles (SSS, RHS)

Inequalities in a triangle

Activity

(iii) Verification of algebraic identity

(a + b + c)2

(iv) Verification of algebraic identity

(a2-b2)

2

MONTH TOPIC SUBTOPIC

August

CH – 8

QUADRILATERALS

Ch – 11

CONSTRUCTIONS

Activity

Introduction

Angle sum property of a quadrilateral

Types of quadrilaterals

Properties of a parallelogram

Conditions for a quadrilateral to be a parallelogram

Special types of parallelogram and their properties

Midpoint theorem

Application of mid-point theorem

Converse of mid-point theorem and its application

Basic constructions (construction of angles 30o, 60o, 45o,

90o, 120o, 135o, 75o, 105o)

Perpendicular bisector and angle bisector

Construction of triangles :

(i) Given base, a base angle, sum /

difference of other two sides

(ii) Given its perimeter and the two base

angles

(v) Angles opposite to equal sides of a

triangle are equal.

September

Revision for Mid Term Examination

October

Ch – 3

COORDINATE

GEOMETRY

Ch – 4

LINEAR

EQUATIONS IN

TWO VARIABLES

Activity

Introduction

Cartesian system

Plotting points on a Cartesian plane and related questions

Introduction

Linear equations in two variables

Solutions to a linear equation in two variables

Graph of a linear equations in two variables

Equations of lines parallel to x and y axes

(vi) Midpoint theorem

(vii) Parallelograms on the same base and between same

parallels

November

Ch – 13

SURFACE AREAS

AND VOLUMES

Surface area of a cube, cuboid, right circular cylinder, cone,

sphere and hemisphere

Volume of a cube, cuboid and right circular cylinder, right

circular cone, sphere and hemisphere

3

MONTH TOPIC SUBTOPIC

December

Ch – 10

CIRCLES

Activity

Circles and relates terms

Angles subtended by equal chord at the centre

(viii) Angles subtended by equal chords of a circle

Ch – 9

AREAS OF

PARALELOGRAMS

AND TRIANGLES

Activity

Perpendicular from the centre to the chord

Circle through three points

Equal chords and their distance from the centre

Angle subtended by an arc of a circle

Cyclic quadrilaterals

Introduction

Figures on the same base and between same parallels

Parallelograms on the same base and between same

parallels

Triangles on the same base and between same parallels

Parallelograms and Triangles on the same base and between

the same parallels

(ix) Opposite angles of a cyclic

quadrilateral are supplementary

(x) Degree measure theorem

January

Ch – 14

STATISTICS

Ch – 15

PROBABILITY

Collection and presentation of data

Graphical representation of data (Bar graph, histogram and

frequency polygon)

Measures of central tendency (mean, median and mode)

Introduction

Probability – an experimental approach

Application of probability

February

Revision

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL Science Syllabus (2018-2019)

Class –IX

Month

Chapter

Sub topics

Activities

Practicals

April

1.Matter

around us.

2.Motion

Definition of matter,

solid, liquid and gas;

characteristics –

shape, volume,

density; change of

state-

melting(absorption of

heat), freezing,

evaporation(cooling

by evaporation),

condensation,

sublimation.

Motion, distance and

displacement,

velocity; uniform and

non-uniform motion

,acceleration,

distance-time and

velocity- time graphs

for uniform motion

and uniform

accelerated motion,

equations of motion

by graphical method;

elementary idea of

uniform circular

motion

Solubility of

KMnO4 in water

Compressibility of

solids liquids and

gases.

Activity 8.11 on

circular motion

1. Study of

physical and

chemical

changes.

2.Determine

the BP and MP

of water

May

3.Cell

Cell- basic unit of life:

prokaryotic and

eukaryotic cell, multi-

cellular organisms;

cell membrane and cell

wall, cell organelles;

chloroplast,

mitochondria,

vacuoles, endoplasmic

reticulum, Golgi

apparatus, nucleus,

chromosome- basic

structure and number.

Study of compound

microscope.

3. Prepare and

study slides of

onion peel and

cheek cells

4.Is matter

around us

pure?

Elements,

compounds and

mixtures,

heterogeneous and

homogenous

mixtures, colloids

and suspensions,

Separation of dyes

in ink.

4. Study of

colloids

solutions and

suspensions.

5. Prepare and

study a

compound and

a mixture.

6. Density of a

solid.

June

&

July

4.Is matter

around us

pure?cont....

5. Force and

laws of motion

6.Tissues

(Plant tissues)

Separation of

mixtures, physical

and chemical

changes, elements

mixtures and

compounds.

Force and motion,

Newton’s laws of

motion, inertia of a

body, inertia and

mass, momentum,

force and

acceleration ,

elementary idea of

conservation of

momentum, action

and re-action forces.

Tissues, organs,

organ system,

organism. Structure

and functions of

plant and animal

tissues (four types in

animals)

meristematic and

permanent tissues.

Activity (9.2) based

on inertia.

Slides of different

tissues

7. Separation of

mixtures.

8.Study of

animal

specimens.

9. Identify and

study plant and

animal tissues

10. Study of

plant

specimens.

Aug

Sep.

7.Work and

energy

8.Improvement

in food

resources

Revision

Work done by force,

energy, power,

potential and kinetic

energy, law of

conservation of

energy,

transformation of

energy.

Plant and animal

breeding and

selection for quality

improvement and

management; use of

manure and

fertilizers, protection

from pests and

diseases; organic

farming; animal

husbandry; poultry

farming; pisciculture;

apiculture.

Activity(11.4)

based on positive

and negative

work(inference).

Activity(11.9) with

a slinky to show

potential energy

Bring samples of

cereals and pulses.

Oct 9.Gravitation

10.Structure of

atom.

Gravitation, universal

law of gravitation,

acceleration due to

gravity, mass and

weight, free fall.

Thrust and pressure

Archimedes

Principle, Buoyancy,

elementary idea of

relative density

Electrons, protons

and neutrons;

structure of atom-

Thomson’s,

Rutherford’s, Bohrs’-

model, valency, at.

no., at. mass,

isotopes and isobars.

NCERT Act 10.1

(based on

centrifugal and

centripetal forces)

10.3 Act(based on

gravitation)

Act (10.6) based on

Archimedes

Principle.

Activity(4.2) based

on electronic

configuration

11. Loss of

weight in tap

water and salt

water.

12. Reflection

of sound.

13. Velocity of

pulse.

Nov 11.Atoms and

molecules.

12.Biological

diversity.

Laws of conservation

of mass, chemical

formula of common

compounds&constant

proportion, atomic

and molecular mass,

valency and mole

concept.

Diversity of plants

and animals-

scientific naming,

basis of

classification,

Hierarchy of groups,

major groups of

plants-bacteria,

thallophyta

,bryophyta ,

pteridophyta,

gymnosperms and

angiosperms. Major

groups of animals-

non-chordates up to

phyla and chordates

up to classes.

Find scientific

names of 10

common plants and

animals.

14. Verify law

of conservation

of mass.

15. Study of

dicot and

monocot plant.

Dec

13.Why do we

fall ill?

14.Sound

Personal &

community health,

diseases & its causes,

infectious diseases,

means of spread,

principles of

treatment &

prevention.

Nature of

sound,propagation,

speed of sound, range

of hearing in humans,

ultrasound, echo,

sonar.

Act(12.1) with a

tuning fork to

demonstrate

production of

sound.(observation)

Act(12.4) with

slinky to

demonstrate

longitudinal waves

(demonstration)

Act(14.2)to

demonstrate

movement of air

from high pressure

to low pressure.

Jan

15.Natural

resources.

Air, water, soil, Air for

respiration, combustion

for moderating

temperatures,

movements of air and

its role in bringing

rains across India.

Pollution-air, water and

soil ,ozone layer,

biogeochemical cycles-

water, oxygen, carbon

and nitrogen.

Feb Revision

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL

Social Science Syllabus (2018-19)

Class IX

MONTH HISTORY GEOGRAPHY POLITICAL

SCIENCE

ECONOMICS

April

Ch-1 India-Size and Location Ch-2 Physical features of India

Ch-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

May

Ch-1 The French Revolution

Ch-3 Constitutional Design

June & July

Ch-2 Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution

Ch-3 Drainage

Ch-1 The Story Of Village Palampur

August

Disaster Management Ch-4 Electoral Politics

Ch-1 The Story of Village Palampur Ch-2 People As A Resource

September

REVISION FOR MID TERM EXAMINATION

October Ch-3 Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

Ch-4 Climate

November

Disaster Management Ch-5 Working Of

Institutions

Ch-3 Poverty As A Challenge

December Ch-4 Forest Society and Colonialism

Ch-6 Democratic Rights

January

Ch-5 Natural Vegetation And Wild Life Ch-6 Population

Ch-4 Food Security In India (5pds)

February

REVISION

Class - IX

Subject – Social Science Map Syllabus (2018- 2019)

Term – 1 (APRIL-SEPTEMBER )

History Geography

Chp-1 The French Revolution

(locating and labelling)

Paris, Bordeaux, Nantes, Marseilles.

Chp-2 Socialism in Europe and Russian

Revolution

Labelling and location/ Identification

Outline map of the World:

Major countries of First World War

(Central and Allied powers)

Central powers- Germany, Austria- Hungary,

Turkey(Ottoman Empire)

Allied powers- France, England, America,

Russia

Chp- 1 India- Size and location

For locating and labelling: States and Capitals, Tropic of

Cancer, Standard Meridian of India.

Chp- 2 Physical features of India

For locating& labelling:

(i) Mt. peaks: K2, Kanchenjunga, Anai Mudi

(ii)Mountain ranges: The Karakoram, Zaskar, Shivaliks,

Aravali, Vindhya, Satpura, Western Ghats and Eastern

Ghats.

(ii) Plateaus: Deccan plateau, Chotanagpur Plateau and

Malwa plateau.

(iii) Coastal plains: Coromandel, Northern Circar, Malabar

and Konkan.(location and labelling )

Chp- 3 Drainage

For Identification:

i)Rivers:

a)The Himalayan River Systems: Indus, Ganga, Satluj

b)The Peninsular Rivers : Narmada, Tapi, Mahanadi,

Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri.

(ii) Lakes: Wular, Chilika, Pulicat, Kolleru, Vembanad

and Sambhar.

Term -2 (OCTOBER- FEBRUARY)

History Geography

Chp-3 Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

Outline map of world(For locating and

labelling/ Identification)

Major countries of Second World War

Axis Powers- Germany, Italy, Japan

Allied Powers- UK, France, Former USSR,

USA

Territories under German expansion(Nazi

power)

Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia (only

Slovakia shown in the map), Denmark,

Lithuania, France, Belgium

Chp- 4 Climate

i)For location & labelling: Cities to

locate:Thiruvananthapuram, Chennai, Jodhpur, Bangalore,

Mumbai, Kolkata, Leh, Shillong, Delhi, Nagpur.

ii)Areas receiving rainfall less than 20cm and over 400cm

(identification only)

Chp-5 Natural vegetation and wild life

For locating & labelling:

(i) National parks: Corbett, Kaziranga, Ranthambhor,

Shivpuri, Kanha, Simlipal, Manas

(ii) Wild life sanctuaries: Sariska, Mudumalai, Rajaji,

Dachigam (location and labelling)

(iii)Vegetation type : Tropical Evergreen Forests, Tropical

Thorn Forests, Mangrove Forests, Tropical Deciduous

Forests, Montane Forests(for identification only)

(iv) Bird Sanctuaries: Bharatpur and Ranganathittu

Chp-6 Population (location and labelling)

State with highest and lowest sex ratio,

States with highest and lowest density of population

Largest and smallest state according to area

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