Syllabus of Class

Syllabus of Class-VI
ENGLISH
MONTH
APRIL
TOPIC
Lit. Book
P. Book
R. Book
Ch-1 How daddy decided what he wanted
to be .
Ch-1 Putting it together
U.1 Celebration
Writing Section
Notice
Message
May
Lit. Book
Poem
P.Book
Ch-2 The white Elephant
Ch-3 Leisure
Ch-2 Regular and irregular verbs
July
Lit.Book
Poem
P.Book
Ch-4 My experiments with truth
Ch -5 Today and Tomorrow
Ch-3 Determiners
Ch-4 Concord - Subject Verb Agreement
U.2 Hobbies
Writing section
Letter - Informal , Articles
R.Book
August
P.Book
September
II Term
October.
I Summative
Ch-6
The helpful youngman
P.Book
Ch-6
Tenses Part II
Lit.Book
Poem Ch-7 Bharat Desh
Ch-8 Play Hunuman and I
Ch-7 Tenses Part III
U.4 Performing Arts
Unseen passage
Lit.Book
P.Book
R.book
December
Assessment
Lit.book
P.Book
R. Book
Reading Practice
November
Ch-5 Tenses Part I
Ch-6 Tenses Part II & Revision
P. Book
R.Book
Poem Ch-9 Our tree
Ch-10 Attila
Ch-8 Models
U.5 Vacation Time
Ch-9 Conditionals
Ch-10 Passive voice
U.6 Tinsel World
MONTH
January
TOPIC
Ch-11 Reading for understanding –
Sample paper
Writing Practice Notice
Message
Letter Formal/ Informal
Letter to Principal
Diary Entry
P.Book
February
March
Revision
II Summative Assessment
Mathematics
Month
Unit
April
Ch-1
Natural numbers and whole numbers
May
Ch-2
Factors and multiples
July
Ch-3
Ch-8
Ch-9
Integers
Basic geometrical concepts
Line segments
August
Ch-10 Angles
Ch-11 Pairs of lines and transversals
& Revision work
September
I Summative Assessment &
Ch-4 Ratio , proportion and unitary Method
October
Ch-5 Percentage and its applications
Ch-6 Introduction to algebra
Ch-7 Linear equations
November
Ch-11 Pairs of lines and transversals
Ch-12 Triangles
Ch-14 Constructions
December
Ch-15 Perimeter and area
January & February
Revision work
March
II Summative Assessment
Science
MONTH
TOPIC
April
L-1 Our Environment
L-2 Food
May
L-3 Nature of Matter
L-4 Separation of Substances
Practical- Demonstration of process of
sedimentation,decantation, filtration.
July
L-5 Changes Around Us
L-6 Measurement and Motion
Practical - Measuring length of a given curved line using a
thread
August
L-7 The World of Living
Revision
September
I Summative Assessment
September/ October
L- 8 Structure and Functions of Living Organisms - Plants
Practical – Study of Flower through Demonstration of
Hibiscus flower
L – 9 Structure and Functions of Living Organisms- Animals
L-5 Changes Around Us
L – 11 Electric Currents and Circuit
November
L - 12 Light and Shadows
L – 13 Magnets
Practical – Demonstration of the strength of the magnets
near the poles. Interaction between two bar
magnets.
December
L -14 Fabric from Fibres
Jan./ February
Revision
March
II Summative Assessment
Social Science
Month
Topic
GEOGRAPHY
April
L-1. Planet Earth and Solar System
L-2. Representation of The Earth
HISTORY
L-8. Studying of Past
L-9. Life of Early Man
May
CIVICS
L-20. Our Community Life
HISTORY
L-10. From Stone Age to the Development of
Civilization
L-10 A. Indus Valley Civilization or Harappan Culture
July
CIVICS
L-21. Democracy and govternment
HISTORY
L-11
Iron Age Civilization
L-11A. Vedic Civilization
L-12
Janapadas and Mahajanpadas
Mauryas and Sungas
August
GEOGRAPHY
L-3. Locating Places on the Earth
L-13A. Megalith Culture of Deccan and South India
Sept
( II Term )
October
First Summative Assessment
L - 1,2,3,8,9,10,10A,11,11A,12,13,13A,20,21
GEOGRAPHY
L-5. Realms of The Earth
L-6. India my motherland
L-7 India - The land of monsoon climate
( Natural Vegetation & Climate)
GEOGRAPHY
L-13A. Megalith Culture of Deccan and South India
Month
Topic
November
HISTORY
L-13B. Early History of Deccan and South India
L-14. North India after Mauraya Sunga
L-15. Gupta Empire
L-16. The Era of Harsha
December
HISTORY
L- 17. Deccan and South India
L-18. India and Outside world
L-19. The Indian Religion (of Ancient Times)
L-22 Our Rural Governance
January
L-23 Our Urban Government
Map Work
Febuary
Revision
March
II Summative Assessment
G.K.
Month
Topic
April
Language & Literature
May
Revision Test No. 1
July
Environment around
August
World Around & Revision
September
I Summative Assessment
October
Art & Culture
November
Revision
December
Math Magic
January
Sports & Game
Febuary
Revision
March
II Summative Assessment
COMPUTER
Month
Topic
April
Windows Explorer
May
Ms – Excel
July
Editing in Ms –Excel
August
Revision & Project
September
1 Summative Assessment
October
Formatting in Ms-Excel
November
More on Ms-Excel
December
Window Movie Maker
January
Revision & Project
February
Project Related to Ms Excel and Window Movie Maker
March
II Summative Assessment
ART & CRAFT
Month
Topic
April
Page 1 to 8
May
Page 9 to 12
July
Page 13 to 16
August
Page 17 to 20
September
I Summative Assessment
October
Page 21 to 25
November
Page 26 to 30
December
Page 31 to 35
January
Page 36 to 42
February
Revision
March
II Summative Assessment
PHYSICAL FITNESS AND WELLNESS PROGRAMME
Month
Topic
April
Meaning and importance of warming up and cooling
Down------ Practice in play ground
Dodge Ball
May
Personal Hygiene
Basket Ball
July
Foot – Ball
Throw Ball
August
Kho – Kho
Cleanliness
September
I Summative Assessment
National Sports Award……….Information
October
Athletic
November
Usthra Asana , Vakra Asana , Sarvang Asana , Hala Asana ,
Naka Asana , Badpadmasana Asana , Bhujang , Asana.
December
Minor and Major Game……..Information
January
Aerobics with Music
February
P. T. Exercise – Standing and Sitting
March
II Summative Assessment
Month
DANCE
Topic
April
God and Goddess Hasta Mudra , String Instruments
May
Types of Abhinaya and Makeup, Tatta and Natta Adbu.
July
Introduction of Nratya, Nritya and Natya , Introduction
of Sangeet and Ragas
August
Introduction of Sanyukta Hasta Mudras.
September
I Summative Assessment
October
Asanyukta and Sanyukta Hasta Mudras.
Month
Topic
November
Detail of three Gharanas of Bharatnatyam and Types of
Instruments.
December
January
Revision
Introduction of Western Dances.
February
Alankar of Sargam and Revision.
March
II Summative Assessment.
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