AMRIT INDO CANADIAN ACADEMY SYLLABUS OF CLASS VII FOR SESSION 2017-18

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At the end of the session, child will be able to………………

Speaking aims

Talks about self using sentences.

Engages in conversation with friends/teachers/family using simple sentences and responses.

Asks questions based on the text /beyond the text/while engaging in conversation.

Converse in English with professionals from their immediate environment such as salesperson/shopkeepers/telephone operators/doctors/receptionist/librarian

Participates in different events such as role play/ poetry recitation/skit/drama/debate/speech/elocution/declamation/quiz organized in schools from time to time.

Uses quotes /proverbs/idioms /phrases.

Asks questions about things around her /his based on reasoning and critical thinking.

Uses grammatically correct sentences to describe/narrate.

Narrates imaginary stories / dreams.

Reading aims

Reads textual material in English with comprehension, locates details, locate main idea.

Compares and contrasts ideas in text.

Relates ideas with her personal experience.

Engages in reading to seek information.

Enjoys reading.

Reads titles of books/movies/plays/ captions.

Refers to dictionary.

Appreciates use of punctuation.

Writing aims

Writes sentences and paragraphs.

Organizes sentences into paragraphs.

Writes answers for textual questions after comprehension.

Takes dictation for class notes/paragraphs (listening activity)/timetable

Writes paragraphs with the help of verbal/visual clues.

Writes formal/informal letters.

Listening aims

Responds to English words and sentences spoken /used in class/school.

Comprehends announcements made in school /railway -station /market/airport.(ASL)

Comprehends the difference between a question and a statement.

Responds to instructions/directions/requests.

Responds to questions asked on textual material.

Follows extracts/dialogues/poems read aloud in the class.

Vocabulary Building Aims

Use proverbs/idioms/phrases in conversation and writing.

Learn one new word daily/Solve Cross-words / puzzles. Month Literature

Reader MCB & Novel Grammar Writing Periodic Activities

April L-1 The Happy Prince L-2The Bewitched Jacket

Unit-1 The Diary Of Anne Frank Novel lesson 1-5

Sentences And Types Nouns Phrases Verbs (Three Forms Of Verbs) Tenses (Present)

Diary Entry ( Sharing Happy Moments) Notice Writing ( Events ) Bio-Sketch Writing ( National Unsung Heroes)

Oral Skill –Speaking About Aim Of Life

May L-3 Seventeen Oranges A Legend Of The Northland ( Internet Research Activity Only)

Unit 2 Packing Novel lesson 6-10

Pronouns Tenses (Past) Adjectives Modals Idioms

Speech Writing Declamation Writing

Make A PPT Based On The Poem A Legend Of The Northland Page-21 Literature Reader

June ( Summer Vacations )

July In The Bazaars Of Hyderabad

Unit-3 Real Life Heroes The Ballad Of Mulan Novel lesson 10-15

Articles Prepositions Suffix/Prefix Homophones Adjectives (Comparison Of Adjectives) Active & Passive Voice Jumbled Sentences

Formal Emails Formal Letters

Role-Play Based On Page No-34 Of Literature Reader.

August L-4 My Brother, My Brother

- Tenses (Future) Punctuation Adjectives Phrases

Value Based Story Writing

Paper-Pen Test Based On Grammar

September ( Term1 exams) October The Night We

Won The Buick Two’s Company

Unit-4 Forces Of Nature Tsunami : The Killer Waves Drought Novel- lesson 16-20

Editing Jumbled Sentences Prepositions Suffix/Prefix Homophones

Diary Entry ( Sad Moments) Notice Writing ( Events / Competitions/Celebration Of Festivals ) Bio-Sketch Writing ( National Unsung Heroes)

Just a minute / elocution

November Experiments

Unit-5 The Life’s Simple Comedies Novel- lesson 21-25

Active-Passive Voice Article Writing Poster making

December The Adventure Of Three Students

Unit-6 My Story Novel- lesson 25-30

Tenses ( Present/Past/Future Convert

Formal Email Writing Role play based values

January Daffodils ( Poem) Michael ( Role Play)

Gap-Filling Based Of Parts Of Speech

Situational Story Writing With Help Of Hints

Debate

February -Revision Of The Full Syllabus Of Second Term And 20% Of Term 1 Will Be Repeated In Exams Of Term 2 Based On Grammar/Writing .

March(Term 2 Exams)

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SCIENCE CODE NO. 086/090 Book Prescribed - NCERT

OBJECTIVES

To play an important role in developing well defined-abilities in cognitive, affective and

psychomotor domains.

To enhance the spirit of enquiry, creativity, objectivity and aesthetic sensibility

To provide plentiful opportunities to engage the children in observing, recording

observations, drawing tabulations, graphs etc.

TERM-I

WEEKLY TEST SCHEDULE AND SYLLABUS

26-04-2017 Chapter No. 1: Nutrition in Plants.

30-05-2017 Chapter No. 2: Nutrition in Animals.

Chapter No. 5: Acids, Bases and Salts.

09-08-2017 Chapter No. 3. : Fibre to Fabric

Chapter No. 6. : Physical and Chemical changes in daily life.

APRIL

Chapter No. 1: Nutrition in Plants.

Activities: 1. To test the presence of starch in leaf.

2. To show that light is necessary for photosynthesis.

3. To show that chlorophyll is necessary for photosynthesis.

Chapter No. 3: Fibre to Fabric

Activities: 1. To study that fabrics are made up of fibres.

2. Identification of fibres with the help of burning test.

3. To study different stages of life cycle of butterfly or moth.

Chapter No. 4: Heat

Activities: 1. To show the conduction and convection method of transmission of heat.

2. To study the difference between laboratory and clinical thermometer.

MAY

Chapter No. 2: Nutrition in Animals.

Activities: 1. To study the effect of saliva on food.

2. To study the rumination process in ruminants.

Chapter No. 5: Acids, bases and salts.

Activities: 1. To study the test of acids and bases with litmus, lemon and detergent.

2. To study neutralization experimentally.

Chapter No. 8: Winds, Storms and Cyclones. Activities: 1. To study that air exerts pressure.

2. To study that air expands on heating.

3. To mark the areas on world map which are affected by heavy cyclones.

JULY

Chapter No. 6: Physical and chemical changes in daily life.

Activities: 1. To show chemical changes by rusting of iron, burning of magnesium ribbon, change in

the colour of copper sulphate solution by iron, reaction between acetic acid and baking

soda.

2. To study crystallization of copper sulphate solution.

Chapter No. 7: Weather, Climate and adaptation of animals to climate.

Activities: 1. To study a weather report.

2. To study weather changes.

3. To study the times of sunrise and sunset.

Chapter No. 15: Light

Activities: 1. To show that light travels in straight lines.

2. To study spectrum formed by a prism.

AUGUST

Full Revision of I term syllabus

SEPTEMBER

I TERM examination

II-TERM

WEEKLY TEST SCHEDULE AND SYLLABUS

18-10-2017 Chapter No. 9: Soil.

22-11-2017 Chapter No. 10: Respiration in organisms.

Chapter No. 12: Reproduction in Plants.

10-1-2018 Chapter No. 11: Transportation in animals and plants.

Chapter No. 14: Electric Current and its effects.

OCTOBER

Chapter No. 9: Soil

Activities: 1. To study the percolation rate of water in rain.

2. To study the pressure of water in the rain.

3. To study the texture of soil.

4. To find out the proportion of different solid components in garden soil.

Chapter No. 12: Reproduction in Plants.

Activities: 1. To study vegetative propagation by cutting, sprouting, budding, fragmentation and

spore formation.

2. To study the types of pollination with the help of chart.

Chapter No. 13: Motion and Time.

Activities: 1. To find the time period of a simple pendulum.

2. To calculate distance, time and speed.

NOVEMBER

Chapter No. 10: Respiration in organisms.

Activities: 1. To find out that carbon dioxide is given out during the breathing process.

2. To study the breathing rate in human beings during different activities.

3. To study the mechanism of breathing in human beings.

4. To study the mechanism of breathing in plants.

Chapter No. 14: Electric current and its effects.

Activities: 1. To study the structure and working of an electric bell.

2. To study the magnetic and heating effect of electric current..

Chapter No. 16: Water: A precious resource. Activities: 1. Study the regions of Punjab which are deficient in rainfall

2. How is the rainfall spread over this year in Ludhiana?

3. What are the different irrigation facilities used in these areas?

DECEMBER

Chapter No. 11: Transportation in Plants and animals

Activities: 1. To demonstrate translocation by using potato osmometer.

2. To study transpiration in plants.

3. To study the structure of heart and heart beat by using stethoscope.

Chapter No. 17: Forests: Our Lifeline

Activities: 1. To show the heat is given out during decay.

2. To study terrestrial and aquatic food chain.

Chapter No. 18: Waste water story

Activities: Try to trace the flow of waste water in and around your home. Where all the waste water does

finally goes? Look for the problems like open drains, stagnant water or leaking pipes.

JANUARY AND FEBRUARY

Revision of the full II term syllabus

+

Chapter No. 3 (Fibre to Fabric) and Chapter No. 5 (Acid, Bases and salts)

MARCH

II Term Syllabus +20% syllabus of I Term

MATHEMATICS Book prescribed : NCERT

APRIL CHAPTER 1: Integers

Property of addition, subtraction, multiplication & division of integers CHAPTER 2: Fractions and Decimals

Property of addition, subtraction, multiplication & division of fractions and decimals

MAY

CHAPTER 3: Data Handling

Arithmetic mean, range, median, mode, chance and probability

CHAPTER 4: Simple Equations

Solving and framing simple equations

ACTIVITY 1: Balancing the equation with activity method

JUNE

SUMMER VACATION

JULY

CHAPTER 5: Lines and Angles

Introduction to different types of lines and angles

CHAPTER 6: Triangle and Its Properties

Introduction to triangles and all its properties

ACTIVITY 2: To show the angle sum property of triangle

ACTIVITY 3: To show the exterior angle property of triangle

AUGUST

CHAPTER 9: Rational Numbers

Number line, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of negative and

positive rational numbers

SEPTEMBER

Summative Assessment – 1 ( Ch – 1,2,3,4,5,6 & 9)

OCTOBER

CHAPTER 7: Congruence of triangles

Criteria for congruence of triangles

CHAPTER 8: Comparing quantities

Ratio, percentage, profit and loss, simple interest

NOVEMBER

CHAPTER 10: Practical geometry

Construction of parallel lines and triangles

CHAPTER 11: Perimeter and Area

Perimeter and area of square, rectangle, triangle, parallelogram, triangle and

circle

ACTIVITY 4: To show the area of circle

ACTIVITY 5: To show the area of parallelogram

DECEMBER

CHAPTER 13: Exponents and Powers

Laws of exponents, expressions on larger numbers

CHAPTER 12: Algebraic expressions

Monomials, Binomials, Trinomials, addition and subtraction of polynomials

JANUARY

CHAPTER 14: Symmetry

Line symmetry of polygons and rotational symmetry

CHAPTER 15: Visualising solid shapes (for activity only)

ACTIVITY 6: To make the nets of 3 – D shapes.

CHAPTER 4 & 9 will also be repeated in SA2

FEBRUARY

Revision

MARCH

Summative assessment – 2 ( ch – 4,7,8,9,10,11,12,13 & 14 )

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SOCIAL SCIENCE

Book Prescribed -NCERT

MONTH TOPIC ACTIVITY

APRIL- GEOGRAPHY – CH.-1 AND 2 HISTORY CH.1 CIVICS CH.1

ENVIORNMENT INSIDE OUR EARTH TRACING CHANGES THROUGH THOUSAND YEARS. EQUALITY

PREPARE AND LABEL DIAGRAM OF EARTH. PREPARE CHRONOLOGY OF CHANGES IN A TIMELINE.

MAY GEOGRAPHY CH.- 3,4 HISTORY CH. 2,3 CIVICS- CH.- 2,3 JUNE- SUMMER VACATION

OUR CHANGING EARTH AIR NEW KINGS AND KINGDOMS DELHI SULTANS ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN HEALTH HOW THE STATE GOVERNMENT WORKS

MOCK DRILL OF EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS PASTE PICTURES OF DELHI SULTANATE ARCHITECTURE COLLECT AND PASTE 5 GOVERNMENT SCHEMES OF GOVERNMENT AND PASTE ON NOTEBOOK.

JULY GEOGRAPHY –CH,5,6 HISTORY CH.- 4,5 CIVICS – CH.- 4 ,5

WATER NATURAL VEGETATION AND WILDLIFE THE MUGHAL EMPIRE RULERS AND BUILDINGS GROWING UP AS BOYS AND GIRLS WOMEN CHANGE THE WORLD

PASTE PICTURE OF ENDEMIC SPECIES OF EACH VEGETATION. PREAPRE CHRONOLOGY OF MUGHAL EMPIRE PASTE THE PICTURES OF WOMEN PARLIAMENTARIES OF WORLD.

AUGUST REVISION SEPTEMBER EXAMINATION

OCTOBER – GEOGRAPHY CH.7,8 HISTORY CH.- 6,7 CIVICS CH. 6,7

HUMAN ENVIORNMENT –SETTLEMENT TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS HUMAN ENVIORNMENT INTERACTION THE TROPICAL AND SUB TROPICAL REGION TOWNS TRADERS AND CRAFTSPERSON TRIBES NOMADS AND SETTLED COMMUNITIES UNDERSTANDING MEDIA UNDERSTANDING ADVERTISING

LOCATE THE SUB TROPICAL REGIONS OF INDIA ON POLITICAL MAP. PASTE PICTURES OF NOMADS LIFESTYLE. PASTE PICTURES OF ADVERTISEMENT FROM NEWSPAPER EVALUATE RATIONALLY.

NOVEMBER GEOGRAPHY CH.-9 ,10 HISTORY CH.8,9,10

LIFE IN TEMEPERATE GRASSLAND LIFE IN DESERT DEVOTIONAL PATHS TO THE

COMPARE AND CONTRAST LIFESTYLE OF VEGETATIONS THROUGH PICTURES.

DIVINE THE MAKING OF REGIONAL CULTURES EIGHTEENTH CENTURY POLITICAL FORMATIONS

LOCATE EARLY CITIES ON POLITICAL MAP

DECEMBER CIVICS CH.- 8,9,10 JANAUARY, FEBRUARY –REVISION MARCH- FINAL EXAMINATION

MARKETS AROUND US A SHIRT IN THE MARKET STRUGGLES FOR EQUALITY

DRAW A NAVIGATION MAP WITH LANDMARKS FROM YOUR RESIDENCE TO MARKET.

COMPUTER

Month Unit Content No. of

Periods April Unit 1. More on Computer

Peripherals 1.1 Input and Output Devices

1.2 Memory and Secondary Storage

1.3 Computer Languages

1.4 Software

6

May Unit 2. More Features of MS

Word 2007

Unit 3. Microsoft Excel 2007

2.1 AutoCorrect

2.2 AutoText

2.3 Inserting Current Date and Time

2.4 Inserting Symbols and Special Characters

2.5 Word Count

3.1 Starting MS Excel 2007

3.2 MS Excel 2007 Window

3.3 Data Types

3.4 Entering Data

3.5 Selecting Cells

6 6

June Summer Vacation July Unit 4. Editing Cell Contents

Unit 5. Formatting Data in MS

Excel 2007

4.1 Overwriting

4.2 Partial Modification

4.3 Edit Commands

4.4 Deleting, Copying and Moving Cell contents

4.5 Inserting and Deleting Rows/ Columns and

Cells

4.6 Changing Row Height and Column Width

4.7 Using AutoFill

4.8 Creating Custom List

5.1 Formatting Numbers, Date and Time

5.2 Font Formatting

5.3 Background color and border

5.4 Alignment of Data in a Cell

8 8

August Unit 6. Formulas in MS Excel

2007 6.1 Cell and Range references

6.2 Text and Numeric Formulas

6.3 Simple Statistical Functions

6

September Term I Examination October Unit 7. Introduction to MS

Powerpoint 2007 7.1 Starting MS Powerpoint 2007

7.2 MS Powerpoint 2007 Window

7.3 Creating a Presentation

7.4 Slide Show

7.5 Saving, Closing and Opening a Presentation

7.6 File Extensions

8

November Unit 8. Internet as a Post Office

Unit 9. Computer Viruses

8.1 The Internet

8.2 Web Addresses

8.3 E-mail

8.4 How to open an Account

9.1 What Computer Virus Does

9.2 How Computer Viruses Spread

9.3 Types of Computer Viruses

9.4 Antivirus Software

6 6

December Unit 10. QBASIC Looping

Statements 10.1 WHILE – WEND Statements

10.2 FOR- NEXT Statements

10.3Exiting from a loop

10.4 Nesting of Loops

6

January REVISION February Term II Examination

SIKH HISTORY

Book Prescribed: (Madhuban) The Essence of Sikhism-7

APRIL

Lesson 1: Guru Gobind Singh Ji (The tenth Guru) 1666-1708

Lesson 2: His Youth

Lesson 3: The Birth of Khalsa (with Q/Ans., blanks and M.C.Q.)

MAY

Lesson 4: Reaction to the Birth of Khalsa

Lesson 5: The Surprise Attack

Lesson 6: The confrontation with the Mughal Emperor (with complete back exercise and

M.C.Q)

JUNE

Summer vacation

JULY

Lesson 7: Aurangzeb invites Guru Gobind Singh Sahib

Lesson 8: The Seize and Evacuation of Anandpur Sahib (with complete back ex. and

M.C.Q)

AUGUST

Lesson 9: Guru Gobind Singh Ji at Chamkaur Sahib (with complete back ex. and M.C.Q)

SEPTEMBER

1st Term Examination

OCTOBER

Lesson 11: The Forty Muktas (With complete back exercise and M.C.Q)

NOVEMBER

Lesson 12: The Last journey of Guru Ji

Lesson 13: The Contribution Of Guru Gobind Singh Ji

Lesson 14: The Sikh Ethical and Moral Code (with complete back ex., M.C.Q. Ans. and brief

detail of Sahibzada Ajit Singh Ji and Sahibzada Jujhar Singh Ji will be written)

DECEMBER

Lesson 15: The Aftermath will be done will complete exercise

JANUARY

Lesson 16: Bani from “AKAK USTAT” by Guru Gobind Singh Ji will be learnt.

FEBRUARY

Revision

MARCH

Final Exams

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

House keeping practices, sanitation and disease, alternative arrangement for sewerage disposal.

Activities: (a) To study better house keeping practices.

(b)To study the activities of a good citizen.

APRIL

Physical training exercise 1 to 5

Kho - kho match

MAY

Track event

JUNE

Summer vacation

JULY

Basket ball match

Physical training 1 to 10

AUGUST

Football match,100m,200m,400m,800m race, long jump, high jump, shot put, disc throw, javelin

throw

SEPTEMBER

Examination

OCTOBER

Practice of annual athlete meet march past

NOVEMBER

Physical fitness test

DECEMBER

Volleyball practice, handball practice

JANUARY

Volleyball match ,handball match

FEBRUARY

Physical training, different types of races

G.K. Recommended Book : Know for Sure

Published By : Britannica

APRIL

THE NATURAL WORLD:

How animals adapt 8

Geo wonders 20

Forest quest 23

H ow plants adapt 26

Threats to wildlife 33

Antarctic adventures 42

Kingdom of the ocean 62

MAY

THINGS AROUND ME :

Environmental threats 32

Tackling garbage 44

Eco crossword 60

Making recycled paper 64

Deadly disasters 78

Conserving water 89

Quiz Yourself -1 30

Model Test Paper -1 50

JUNE

Summer Vacation(Make a List of States and its capitals , ministers of India and Punjab in the

notbook)

JULY

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY:

Indian scientists and inventions 22

On the move 38

Science quiz 39

Branches of science 45

Space quiz 49

The chemistry of it 59

IT queries 68

Unique universe 80

20th

century inventions 82

AUGUST

NUMBER SKILL:

Brain teasers 31

Maths magic 56

Prickly puzzles 70

LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE,LEGENDS AND MYTHS:

Mythical creatures 14

Eklavya’s story 52

Book land 69

Language word search 75

Guess the words 84

Answering history 92

SEPTEMBER

1st Terminal Examinations.

OCTOBER

Arts and Music

Screen names 16

Amazing artists 28

Legends of Indian 65

Entertainment of Indian cinema 66

Celebrities who care 71

November Counting on courage 37

Playing hockey 40

Cricket Twenty 48

Martial arts 50

Game for pool 74

Sporting stars 79

December Most populous cities of the world 7

Tradition tour 9

Famous people 10

Castles and palaces 12

Ships ahoy 17

Famous explorers 18

Tribes of India 24

Around the world 27

The united Nations 34

Parliaments of the world 36

Man made wonders of the world 46

Business giants 53

Nobel women 54

January Governing systems 58

Lost cities 72

Famous cities 76

Talking 21st century 86

Knowing eastern India 88

Guess the brand 90

February Quiz yourself 2 55

Quiz yourself 3 91

Model test paper II 94

March

Final exam

MUSIC

S.A 1

Revision of work done in previous class

Alankars

Choupai Sahib

National anthem

2 shabads for Assembly with Meanings

A shabad with Meanings in classical raga.

Preparation for I/h competition

S.A. 2

Revision of choupai sahib

2 shabads with meanings in different Ragas

Preparation for Sahodeya Shabad Gayan competition.

Preparation for Annual Function

Basant ki var in Basant Raga.

SANTHYA

APRIL

Revision of work done : Japji Sahib

Chaupai Sahib

Sohela Sahib

Discussion topic : Importance of Gurbani in life.

MAY

Tvai Prasad Savaiye : First three

sRwvg su`D smUh isDwn ky………………………AMq kau AMq ky Dwm isDwry[[ Introdution of this Bani.

JUNE

Summer Vacations

JULY

Tvai Prasad Savayie : Fourth,Fifth

qIrQ nwnH dieAw dm dwn…………………….iqAwig jhwn indwn clYNgy[[ Discussion topic : Importance of Guru.

Activity : Question answering related with Ten Guru’s life.

AUGUST

Revision of work done

SEPTEMBER

Ist Term Exams

OCTOBER

Tvai Prasad Savayie : Sixth to eighth

bIr Apwr bfy birAwr……………………AYsy hI AYsy su bYs ibqwieE[[ Multimedia Presentation on Guru Gobind Singh ji’s life.

NOVEMBER

Tvai Prasad Savayie : Ninth,Tenth

khw BXo jo doaU locn mUMd kY………………sRI Bgvwn ko Bydu n pwieE[[ Disscussion topic : Gurmukh and Manmukh.

Multimedia Presentation on Baba Budha ji.

DECEMBER

Complete Tvai Prasad Savayie

Ardaas with Dohra

JANUARY

Revision of all Banis.

FEBRUARY

Revision

MARCH

II Term Exams