Class VIII Sub: ENGLISH Weekly Syllabus Academic Session 2018 … · 2019-07-06 · By Ruskin Bond prescribed grammar book. Grammar: Simple and Continuous tenses Learning Targets:

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

Class –VIII

Sub: ENGLISH

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2018-19

Month Week Dates Days No of

Periods Chapter Contents Syllabus

Books Prescribed New Mulberry English Course By- Ashima Bath/ Saswati Dasgupta New Learner’s Grammar and Composition

I

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

06

01 04

Introduction New Mulberry English Course

(Prose)

The Happy Prince By- Oscar Wilde

Learning targets:

To read a short story by a world renowned author whose timeless portrayal of the human condition has made him one of the most valued writers of all time.

To appreciate the narrative that explores the value of a good deed.

To realize that there can be no end to giving, and empathy

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Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

and doing good remain the only touchstones in our lives.

A reading and discussion of question answers. Thematic level analysis, characters/personalities, style of language.

II 09-13 05 03

02

Grammar

Nouns and Idioms (Pg

18,46 of Mulberry Course

book)

Grammar Articles ( a, an, the) New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book

Learning Targets

Nouns

Define and provide

examples of nouns.

Sample Exercise from

the prescribed

grammar book.

Idioms

To enable the learners to synthesize their knowledge of idioms by presenting literal and figurative interpretations.

Assorted Grammar practice exercise from the prescribed grammar book.

III 16-21

21-Working Saturday (Student)

06

02

Writing skills:

Style of writing, format, organization,

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21- Parent

Orientation

04

Diary Entry

New Mulberry English Course

Poem:

Lines composed in a

Wood on a Windy Day -

By Anne Bronte

sample question.

Learning targets:

Comprehension of poetic expression: understanding poetic devices, connecting with real life experiences.

Understanding the genre, setting, background.

Appreciate the influence of nature in poetry.

IV 23-27 05

02

01

02

Writing Skills

Informal Letter ( Issue based)

Familiarizing the students

about the listening and

speaking activity

Dialogue Completion

Difference between formal

and informal letter, format,

style of writing,

organization, sample

question.

Pattern, sample question

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May-18 I 01-05

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

01-Support

Staff Day

05 04

01


Prose

Michelangelo

By- Gulzar

Vocabulary building

exercise

Learning Targets

Reading and appreciating the mood of the story, setting, word meanings, RTC, essay question and answer.

To read about the great artist Michelangelo.

To appreciate the narrative that explores the life and works of a great artist and his timeless works.

To realize that a mammoth effort goes into the works of art.

To understand how Art and Life converge and diverge at various points.

Synonyms (Pg 34 of the

Mulberry Course Book)

II 07-12

12-Working Saturday (Staff),

06 03


Learning Targets

To explore the

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Open House X & XII

09,10 – The

Quest

03

Poem The Hero By- Rabindranath Tagore

Assessment of the speaking skills

psychological world of a child.

To appreciate the cadence of the lines on the poem.

Comprehension of poetic expression: understanding poetic devices, connecting with real life experiences


Discussion of question and answers

Speaking activity

(under ASL will be

conducted in the

class. The topics for

the same will be

announced in the

class beforehand)

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

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

05 02

02

Writing skills

Notice Writing

Grammar

Editing

Explanation, format, style of writing,organization, purpose, sample question.

Explanation and sample exercises.

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

passage/poem Writing Diary Entry Informal Letter

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01

Vocabulary building

exercise.

Mis spelt words

A list of words will be taken up in the class.

Dialogue Completion Grammar Nouns Idioms Articles Sentence Reordering

Literature The Happy Prince

(Prose) Lines Composed in a

Wood on a Windy Day (Poem)

Michelangelo (Prose)

II 09-13 05 04

01


Prose

March

By- Khushwant Singh

Learning targets:

To read an interesting account of an Indian March by the famous author Khushwant Singh.

To appreciate the narrative that explores the changes in nature and in our surroundings during the month of March.

To realize that each season is appreciable and valuable to humans, and that they have their own benefits to give to one and all.

Reading and Appreciating the mood of the story, vocabulary building, brain storming of ideas, theme analysis, character-sketch, value education, RTC, Dictation.

Usage and Sample Exercise.

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Grammar Relative Pronouns New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book

from the prescribed grammar book.

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student)

06 04

02


Prose

Grandfather and the

Python

By Ruskin Bond

Grammar:

Simple and Continuous tenses

Learning Targets:

To read the work of an author who is known for his stories for children.

To appreciate that to an animal lover every animal is a loved pet and one who should be welcomed and loved.

To be able to look back upon a potentially dangerous situation as one that may yield some humour.


Rules, usage, sample exercise from the prescribed grammar book.

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(Past and Present) New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book

IV 23-27 05 01

04

Grammar Degrees of Comparison New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book New Mulberry English Course Prose The Village School Master By- Oliver Goldsmith

Usage, Worksheet, Exercise (Pg 71-73 of the Mulberry Course Book) and sample exercise from the prescribed grammar book. Learning targets:

To appreciate a classic poem.

To explore character in narrative poetry.



V 30-31 31 – Investiture Ceremony

02

02 Grammar

Active and Passive Voice New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book

Introduction

Recapitulation

(subject, verb,

object)

Rules of conversion

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Exercise from the prescribed grammar book.

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 02

01

Active and Passive voice contd…..

Assessment of Listening

activity

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)

II 06-11 11-Working Saturday, Open House

05 03

02

Tenses- Simple and Continuous (Past and Present) New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book

Creative Writing

Assorted grammar practice exercise.

Discussion on the current topics and encouraging the children to write.

III 13-18 13-Independence Day Celebrations

15 – Independence Day

16 – Inter School Basketball

05 04

01

New Mulberry English Course Prose Madam Marie Curie (Biographical story)

Learning Targets: To enable the learners to

Read about the life of a brilliant scientist.

Appreciate her contributions to and sacrifices for the welfare of mankind.

Realize that dedication and hard work are the strongholds of success.

Reading and Appreciating the

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mood of the story, vocabulary building, brain storming of ideas, theme analysis, character-sketch, value education, RTC, Dictation.

IV 20-24 22 – Id-ul-Zuha

04 02

02

Conducting ASL for all those who could not give it in the first attempt.

Clarification of doubts in the literature section.

Revision and discussion of important questions according to the exam pattern, HOTS questions will be discussed.

V 27-31

05 03

02

Recapitulation of all the grammar topics covered till date.

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

Rules, practice exercise, assorted grammar practice exercise from the prescribed grammar book, related to the topics covered till date. Format, pattern, marking and sample questions will be given for practice.

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

01

Revision worksheets will be discussed in the class.

II 03-08 03-Janmashtami

05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

04

Revision worksheets will be discussed in the class.

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24 Sep

Reading (20 marks)

Unseen passage/

poem

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Writing and Grammar (30

Marks)

Informal Letter (Issue

based)

Diary Entry

Notice Writing

Nouns

Relative Pronouns

Idioms

Articles ( a, an, the)

Past and Present (

simple and continuous

tenses)

Error Correction

(Editing)

Degrees of

Comparison

Active and Passive

Voice

Literature (30 Marks)

The Happy Prince

(Prose)

Lines Composed in a

Wood on a Windy Day

(Poem)

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Michelangelo (Prose)

The Hero (Poem)

March (Prose)

Grandfather and the

Python (Prose)

The Village School

Master( Poem)

Madam Marie Curie

(Prose)

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 01

04

Discussion of the answer key in all the classes New Mulberry English Course Prose Aachchi

The expected response will be discussed in the classes, creating a scope for improvement and highlighting the common errors. Learning Targets: To enable the learners to

Read about the concerns of a little boy.

Appreciate the love that a grandmother has for her grandchildren.

See how a little boy realizes that his seemingly stern grandmother actually loves him.

Reading and Appreciating the

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mood of the story, vocabulary building, brain storming of ideas, theme analysis, character-sketch, value education, RTC, Dictation.

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

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

05 04

01

Grammar Conjunctions and Prepositions New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book Writing Skills Dialogue Writing

Learning targets: To enable to learners

To define and identify conjunctions and prepositions.

Demonstrate their correct usage in spoken and written language.

Exercise from the prescribed grammar book.

Pattern, structure, sample question


06 04

New Mulberry English Course Prose Speech against Apartheid By- Nelson Mandela

Learning targets: To enable the learners

To read the speech of an anti-apartheid revolutionary.

To appreciate the narrative that describes his fight and motivation.

To realize that all people are equal and they deserve equal rights and justice from law and from one another.

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01

Vocabulary building exercise.


Homonyms (Pg 129-130 of the Mulberry Course book)

III 15-19 17-21 Autumn Break

02 02 Grammar Process Writing

Imperative Verbs, pattern, sample questions.

IV 22-26 24-Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday

27-Karva Chouth

04 04

Grammar Reported Speech New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book

Introduction, rules of conversion, exceptions to the

rules, sample exercise from the prescribed grammar book.

V 29-31 03 02 01

Writing Skills Biographical Sketch Creative Writing

Pattern, structure, marking, sample question

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

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

03 03 Speaking activity will start for Term 2.

Speaking activity

(under ASL will be

conducted in the

class. The topics for

the same will be

announced in the

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class beforehand)

II 05-10 06-09 Diwali Holidays

10-Working

Saturday (Students)

02 02 Assorted grammar practice exercise.

Questions will be practiced from the prescribed grammar book.

III 12-16 15- Annual Day

05 .05 Annual Day Rehearsals

IV 19-23 21-Milad-un-Nabi

23-Guru Nanak’s Birthday

03 02 01

Writing Skills Formal letter (to the editor) Creative Writing

Format, style of writing, organization, sample question

V 26-30 05 03

02

New Mulberry English Course Poem For You O’ Democracy By- Walt Whitman

Learning Targets: To enable the learners

To appreciate the universal quality of democracy.

To understand the significance of repetition in poetry.



Format, style of writing, marking, sample question.

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Writing Skills Message Writing

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

08 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 04 01

New Mulberry English Course Prose The Last Leaf By- O Henry Recapitulation


To read a short story by a famous short-story writer.

To appreciate a literary narrative.

To reflect on the relationship between art and life.


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

passage/poem Writing Biographical sketch Dialogue Writing

Grammar Conjunctions Prepositions Process Writing Reported Speech

Literature Aachchi (Prose)

Lines Composed in For You O’

Democracy (Poem) Speech against

Apartheid (Prose)

III 10-15 10 – Annual Athletic Meet

15-Sports

Day

06 02

01

Grammar Perfect Tenses (Past and Present) New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book Grammar Error Correction- Omission

Usage, form, sample exercise

from the prescribed grammar book. Pattern, sample question Test Paper 2

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02 New Learner’s Grammar and Composition

(questions related to the topics covered till date)

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

06 02

03

Writing Skills Article Writing Speaking activity will be conducted for Term -2

Format, Style of Writing, Organization, Sample question.

V 24-28 24,25 – Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 02 Elements of poetry

Tone, setting, theme, rhyme scheme

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

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

06 03

New Mulberry English Course Poem Invictus By-William Ernest Henley

Learning targets To enable the learners

To appreciate that one must never give up, no matter how difficult our troubles are.

To understand allusion in poetry.


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02

Listening Activity (under ASL) will be conducted for Term 2


Final Term

Reading (20 marks)

Unseen passage/

poem

Writing and Grammar (30

Marks)

Formal Letter (to the

Editor)

Diary Entry (Term 1)

Message Writing

II 14-19 19- Working Saturday (Students)

06 05

01

New Mulberry English Course Drama King Lear By – William Shakespeare


To read an excerpt from a play by one of the world’s dramatist- Shakespeare

To understand how one may often misjudge what other’s say.

To appreciate the language and powerful emotions portrayed in the play.

Reading and Appreciating the mood of the play, vocabulary building, brain storming of ideas, theme analysis, character-sketch, value education, RTC, Dictation.

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Revision and Recapitulation

Article Writing

Dialogue Writing

Biographical Sketch

Phrasal Verbs

Articles ( a, an, the)

(Term 1)

Conjunctions

Prepositions

Past and Present (

simple , continuous

and perfect tenses)

Error Correction

(Editing (Term 1)/

Omission)

Reported Speech

Modal Verbs

Literature (30 Marks)

Aachchi (Prose)

For You O’ Democracy

(Poem)

Speech Against

Apartheid (Prose)

The Last Leaf (Poem)

Invictus (Poem)

Grandfather and the

III 21-25 26-Republic Day

05 04

01

Auxiliary verbs- Modal verbs New Learner’s Grammar and Composition Book Revision and Recapitulation

Structure, usage, sample exercise

IV 28-31 04

02

02

Grammar Phrasal verbs (Pg 205 of the course book) Listening and Speaking activity will be conducted for the spill overs.

Meaning, usage, sample exercise.

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

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.

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Python (Prose) (Term 1)

King Lear (Drama)

Madam Marie Curie (Prose) Term 1

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

06 Revision worksheets will be done in the class.

III 11-15 05 Revision worksheets will be done in the class.

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

V 25-28 04 Final Exams

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

Note: The examination syllabus as mentioned above is to be considered Tentative. The final syllabus for each exam will be uploaded on the website along with the Date Sheet at the time of the examination.

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Class –VIII

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


06

5 वसंत

ऩाठ १ ध्वनन

व्याकरण

भावाथथ प्रश्नोत्तर

उऩसगथ व प्रत्यय

II 09-13 05 5 वसंत

ऩाठ २ ऱाख की चूड़ियााँ ऩाठ ३ बस की यात्रा

व्यंग्य

ऩाठ का सार कठठन शब्द

प्रश्नोत्तर III 16-21

21-Working Saturday

(Student) 21- Parent Orientation

06 5 वसंत

दीवानो की हस्ती

प्रेमचन्द

ईदगाह


IV 23-27 05 5 प्रेमचन्द

ऩूस की रात


प्रश्नोत्तर

अऩठठत गदयांश

वणथ ववचार

May-18 I 01-05

05- Working Saturday (Student, Prize

05 5 व्याकरण वणथ ववचार

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Distribution VI-VIII 01-Support Staff Day

स्वर संधध

II 07-12

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

09,10 – The Quest

06 5 वसंत

ऩाठ ५ धचठियों की अनूठी दनुनया




05 5 वसंत

ऩाठ ६ भगवान के डाककए

ऩाठ ७ क्या ननराश हुआ जाए

PT-1 Date: 09 Jul – 20 Jul

वसंत


ऩाठ २ ऱाख की चूड़ियााँ ऩाठ ३ बस की यात्रा ऩाठ ४ दीवानों की हस्ती


ईदगाह



अऩठठत गदयांश

वणथ ववचार स्वर संधध

उऩसगथ व प्रत्यय

II 09-13 05 5

वसंत

ऩाठ ८ यह सबसे कठठन समय नहीं



06 6


नशा सज्जनता

का दंड

प्रश्नोत्तर IV 23-27 05 5


सज्जनता का दंड


V 30-31 31 – Investiture Ceremony 02

2

वसंत

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ऩाठ ९ कबीर की साखखयााँ


Aug-18 I 01-03 03 3 व्याकरण

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05 5 व्याकरण अऩठठत काव्यांश


15 – Independence Day 16 – Inter School

Basketball

05 5 व्याकरण

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04 4


अऱंकार उऩसगथ व

प्रत्यय

V 27-31

05 5 व्याकरण स्वर संधध


01 1 व्याकरण समास

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

Celebrations

04 5 आवतृ्त्त

आवतृ्त्त

Mid Term Exam



06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

वसंत


ऩाठ २ ऱाख की चूड़ियााँ ऩाठ ३ बस की यात्रा ऩाठ ४ दीवानों की हस्ती ऩाठ ५ धचठियों की अनूठी

दनुनया ऩाठ ६ भगवान के डाककए

ऩाठ ७ क्या ननराश हुआ जाए

ऩाठ ८ यह सबसे कठठन समय नहीं

ऩाठ ९ कबीर की साखखयााँ


V 24-28 26- Five period Time- 05 5 पे्रमचन्द बाबा जी का भोग प्रेमचन्द

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Table


ईदगाह


नशा सज्जनता का दंड



05 5 वसंत ऩाठ १०

कामचोर

व्याकरण अनुच्छेद


अथथ ऱेखन

सम्बन्धी मूऱ बबदं ु


अऩठठत गधांश

अऩठठत काव्यांश

ऩत्र

अऱंकार उऩसगथ व प्रत्यय

वणथ ववचार स्वर संधध

समास


06 5 वसंत ऩाठ ११ जब

ससनेमा ने बोऱना सीखा



02 2

वसंत ऩाठ १२

सुदामा चररत

कवव ऩररचय


27-Karva Chouth

04 4

वसंत ऩाठ १२

सुदामा चररत


V 29-31 03 3



03 3

ऩाठ १३ जहााँ ऩठहया

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हैं


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

(Students)

02 2


अशुद्ध वाक्यों का संशोधन

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 5



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

03 3


कऺा ऩरीऺा

V 26-30 05 5 आवतृ्त्त



08 – Annual Athletic Meet

06 5 वसंत

ऩाठ १४ अकबरी ऱोटा

ऩाठ १५ सूर के ऩद

ikBu


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

वसंत

ऩाठ १० कामचोर ऩाठ ११ जब ससनेमा ने बोऱना

सीखा ऩाठ १२ सुदामा चररत

ऩाठ १३ जहााँ ऩठहया हैं

पे्रमचन्द बाबा जी का भोग

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

06 5

वसंत

ऩाठ १६ ऩानी की कहानी

ikBu



06 5

वसंत

ऩाठ १७ बाज़ और सााँऩ

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26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 २ व्याकरण

ववऻाऩन रचना


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06 5

वसंत

ऩाठ १८ टोऩी

ikBu


व्याकरण अनुच्छेद


वावषथक ऩरीऺा

वसंत

ऩाठ १० कामचोर ऩाठ ११ जब ससनेमा ने बोऱना

सीखा ऩाठ १२ सुदामा चररत

ऩाठ १३ जहााँ ऩठहया हैं ऩाठ १४ अकबरी ऱोटा ऩाठ १५ सूर के ऩद

ऩाठ १६ ऩानी की कहानी ऩाठ १७ बाज़ और सााँऩ

ऩाठ १८ टोऩी


06 5 पे्रमचन्द lqtku Hkxr

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प्रश्नोत्तर III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 5

पे्रमचन्द शतरंज के

खखऱा़िी

ikBu


IV 28-31 04

4


अनुच्छेद


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

Farewell(XII) 02 1 ह िंदी

कक्षा परीक्षा


06 5



पे्रमचन्द बाबा जी का भोग सुजान भगत शतरंज के खखऱा़िी

III 11-15 05 5


अऩठठत गदयाश

अऩठठत काव्यांश

व्याकरण अऩठठत गदयाश अऩठठत काव्यांश अनुच्छेद


संवाद ऱेखन ववऻाऩन रचना उऩसगथ व प्रत्यय

IV 18-22 05 5 आवतृ्त्त


Syllabus from SA 1

क्या ननराश हुआ जाए

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कबीर की सखखयााँ प्रेमचन्द

सज्जनता का दंड


समास V 25-28 04

4 आवतृ्त्त आवतृ्त्त



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Class –VIII

Sub: ससं्कृत

Weekly 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

2

पाठ १

वन्दना

II 09-13 05 2

पाठ १

वन्दना (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

III 16-21

21-Working Saturday (Student) 21- Parent Orientation

06 2

ऩाठ २

ऩुनरावतयन

IV 23-27 05 2

ऩाठ २

ऩुनरावतयन (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

May-18 I 01-05


01-Support Staff Day

05 2

ऩाठ ३

जयतु भारतम ्(अभ्यास कायय

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एवं अनुवाद)

II 07-12


09,10 – The Quest

06 2

ऩाठ ४

गृधयमाजायर कथा (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)



05 2


धातु रूऩ- ऩठ् , लऱख ्

ऱकार – ऱड. व ऱोट ऱकार शब्दरूऩ- तत(्ऩुल्ऱंग

PT-1 Date: 09 Jul – 20 Jul

संस्कृत भारती

ऩाठ १ वन्दना ऩाठ २ ऩुनरावतयन ऩाठ ३ जयतु भारतम ्ऩाठ ४ गृधयमाजायर कथा



ऱकार – YkM~ o yksV~ ydkj

शब्दरूऩ- तत(्ऩुल्ऱंग )

II 09-13 05 2

ऩाठ ५

महात्मा गांधी (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student) 06 2

ऩाठ ६

ववद्या सवयस्य भूषणम ्

(अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

IV 23-27 05 2

ऩाठ ६

ववद्या सवयस्य भूषणम ्


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2


तत(्ऩुल्ऱंग एवं स्रीलऱगं

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 2

ऩाठ ७

वषाय ऋत ु



05 2

ऩाठ ८

जयती एकबुधध:



15 – Independence Day 16 – Inter School Basketball

05 2

ऩाठ ९

समाचारऩरस्य आत्मकथा



04 1

ऩाठ १०

दगुायऩूजा

V 27-31

05 2

ऩाठ १०

दगुायऩूजा



01 1



ऱकार – ऱड़. व

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ऱोट एवं ववधधलऱगं ऱकार

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

04 2

ऩुनरावलृत्त

Mid Term Exam


III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (Saff) 06 2

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

संस्कृत भारती

ऩाठ १ वन्दना ऩाठ २ ऩुनरावतयन ऩाठ ३ जयतु भारतम ्ऩाठ ४ गृधयमाजायर कथा ऩाठ ५ महात्मा गांधी ऩाठ ६ ववद्या सवयस्य भूषणम ्

ऩाठ ७ वषाय ऋत ु

ऩाठ ८ t;fr एकबुधध:

ऩाठ ९ समाचारऩरस्य आत्मकथा ऩाठ १० दगुायऩूजा

IV 17-21 21-Muharram 04 2

V 24-28


05 2 व्याकरण धातु रूऩ- भ ूऱकार- ऱड्. व ऱोट

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

Distribution (IX-XII)

05 2

ऩाठ ११

सूलततषट्कम ्(अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

व्याकरण धातु रूऩ- ऩठ् , लऱख ्

ऱकार – y³~ o yksV~ ,oa fof/kfy³~

ydkj

शब्दरूऩ- तत(्ऩुल्ऱंग एवं स्रीलऱगं) II 08-13 13-Working Saturday, Open

House

06 2

ऩाठ १२

ऩरमवीर चन्रशेखर

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02 1

ऩाठ १२

ऩरमवीर चन्रशेखर (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

IV 22-26 24-Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday 27-KarvaChouth

04 1 ऩाठ १३ अऩरीक्ष्य न कतयव्यम ्

V 29-31 03 2 ऩाठ १३ अऩरीक्ष्य न कतयव्यम ्(अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)


Nov-18 I 01-03 03-Working Saturday (Students) 03 2

ऩाठ १४

ववऻानस्य समुत्कषय:

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

02 1

ऩाठ १४

ववऻानस्य समुत्कषय: (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 2

ऩाठ १४

ववऻानस्य समुत्कषय:


03 1

शब्दाथय

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V 26-30 05 2 सभी ऩाठों की ऩुनरवलृत्त

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

06 2

ऩाठ १५ बाऱक धु्रव (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)


संस्कृत भारती ऩाठ ११ सूलततषट्कम ्ऩाठ १२ ऩरमवीर चन्रशेखर ऩाठ १३ अऩरीक्ष्य न कतयव्यम ्ऩाठ १४ ववऻानस्य समुत्कषय: व्याकरण धातु रूऩ- भ ूऱकार- ऱड्. व ऱोट

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

06 2

ऩाठ १६

ददनेशस्य ऩरम (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)



धातु रूऩ- ऩठ् , लऱख,् भू

ऱकार – ऱड. व ऱोट एवं ववधधलऱगं ऱकार

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


शब्दरूऩ- अस्मद् व युष्मद



06 2

ऩाठ १७

ववद्या: बुधधरुत्तमा (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

वावषयक ऩरीऺा संस्कृत भारती ऩाठ ११ सूलततषट्कम ्ऩाठ १२ ऩरमवीर चन्रशेखर ऩाठ १३ अऩरीक्ष्य न कतयव्यम ्ऩाठ १४ ववऻानस्य समुत्कषय: ऩाठ १५ बाऱक धु्रव ऩाठ १६ ददनेशस्य ऩरम ्


06 2

ऩाठ १८

मधुबबदंव: (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

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III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 2

ऩाठ १९

महादानी कणय: (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)

ऩाठ १७ ववद्या: बुधधरुत्तमा ऩाठ १८ मधुबबदंव: ऩाठ १९ महादानी कणय: ऩाठ २० सुभावषतानन From Term-1

ऩाठ ३ जयतु भारतम ्ऩाठ ६ ववद्या सवयस्य भूषणम ्

ऩाठ ९ समाचारऩरस्य आत्मकथा

IV 28-31 04

2 ऩाठ २०

सुभावषतानन (अभ्यास कायय एवं अनुवाद)


02 2

ऩुनरावनृत


06 2

पुनरावतृ्ति

व्याकरण धातु रूऩ- ऩठ् , लऱख,् भू

ऱकार – ऱड. व ऱोट एवं ववधधलऱगं ऱकार

शब्दरूऩ- अस्मद् व युष्मद् III 11-15 05

2 पुनरावतृ्ति

IV 18-22 05 2 पुनरावतृ्ति

V 25-28 04

2 पुनरावतृ्ति



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Class –VIII

Sub: MATHS

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-18 I 12-16

Block Teaching 12

Days

II 19-23

III 26-27


06

05 1.Rational Numbers

1.1 Introduction 1.2 Properties Of Rational Numbers on the number line 1.3 Representation of Rational Numbers on the number line Ex 1.1

II 09-13 05 05 1. Rational Numbers 2.Linear Equations in one variable

1.4 Rational Numbers between two given Rational Numbers Ex1.2 2.1 Introduction, 2.2 Solving equations Ex 2.1

III 16-21


21- Parent Orientation

06 06 2. Linear equations

2.3 Some applications 2.4 Solving equations 2.5 Some more applications Ex 2.2, Ex 2.3, Ex 2.4

IV 23-27 05 05 2. Linear equations

2.6 Reducing equations to simpler form 2.7 Equations reducible to linear form Ex 2.5, Ex 2.6

May-18 I 01-05



05 04 3.Understanding Quadrilaterals

3.1 Introduction 3.2PolygonsEx 3.1 3.2 Sum Of exterior angles of a polygon

II 07-12


09,10 – The Quest

06 05 3. Understanding Quadrilaterals

Ex 3.2 3.4 Kinds Of Quadrilaterals Ex 3.3


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05 04 3. Understanding Quadrilaterals

4. Practical Geometry

3.5 Some special parallelograms Ex 3.4 4.1 Introduction Ex 4.1 4.2 Construction of Quadrilaterals Ex 4.2

PT-1 Date: 09 Jul – 20 Jul Ch-1 Rational numbers Ch-2 Linear equations in one variables

II 09-13 05 05 4. Practical Geometry

4.2 Construction of Quadrilaterals Ex 4.3,Ex 4.4


06 06 4. Practical Geometry

5. Data handling

4.3 Some special cases Ex 4.5 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Organising Data 5.3 Grouping Data Ex 5.1

IV 23-27 05 05 5. Data Handling

5.4 Circle graph 5.5 Chance and Probability Ex 5.2, Ex 5.3

V 30-31 31 – Investiture Ceremony

02

02 5. Data handling Ex 5.3 contd

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 03 6. Squares and Square roots

6.1 Introduction 6.2 Properties Of Square Numbers 6.3 Some interesting patterns Ex 6.1


05 04 6. Squares and square roots

6.4 Finding the Square Of a number 6.5 Square roots Ex 6.3



Basketball

05 03 6. Squares and square roots

6.5 Square foot by division method 6.6 Square root of decimals 6.7 Estimating square roots Ex 6.4


04 03

6. Squares and square roots 7. Cubes and cube roots

Ex 6.4 contd

7.1 Introduction

V 27-31

05 05 7. Cubes and cube roots

7.2 Cubes 7.3 Cube roots Ex 7.1 7.3 Cube root of a Cube Number Ex 7.2


01 01 Revision

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Celebrations

04 04 Revision

Mid Term Exam Date : 10 Sep – 24 Sep Ch-1Rational Numbers Ch-2 Linear Equations in two variables Ch -3 Understanding elementary shapes Ch -4 Practical Geometry Ch-5 Data handling Ch-6 Squares and square roots Ch-7 Cubes and cube roots


06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam


V 24-28


05 05 8. Comparing Quantities 8.1 Ratio, Percentage Ex 8.1 8.2 Finding increase or decrease percent



05 05 8. Comparing quantities

8.3 Finding discounts Ex 8.2 8.4 Price related to buying and selling 8.5 Sales tax / VAT


06 05

8. Comparing quantities

Ex 8.3 8.7 Deducing a formula for compound interest Ex 8.3


02 02 8. Comparing quantities

8.8 Rate compounded annually or half yearly 8.9 Application of compound interest Ex 8.3 contd.

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27-Karva Chouth

04 04 9. Algebraic expressions and identities

9.1 Expressions 9.2 Terms,Factors,Coefficients 9.3 Monomials , binomials, Polynomials 9.4 Like and unlike terms Ex 9.1

V 29-31 03 03 9. Algebraic expression and identities

9.5 Addition and subtraction of algebraic expression 9.6 Multiplication Of algebraic expression Ex 9.2



03 03 9. Algebraic expression and identities

9.9 Multiplying polynomials Ex 9.3 Ex 9.4


(Students)

02 02 9. Algebraic expression and identities

Ex 9.4 contd

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 05 9. Algebraic expression and identities

9.11 Standard identities Ex 9.5


03 03 11. Mensuration

11.1 Introduction, recall Ex 11.1 11.3 Area Of trapezium 11.4 Area Of general Quadrilaterals

V 26-30 05 05 11. Mensuration 11.5 Area Of polygon Ex 11.2 11.6 Solid shapes 11.7 Surface Area Of Cube, cuboid, cylinder Ex 11.3



06 06 11. Mensuration

Ex 11.3 contd. 11.8 Volume Of Cube, cuboid and cylinder 11.9 Volume and capacity Ex 11.4


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

06 05 12. Exponents and powers

12.1 Introduction 12.2 Powers with negative exponents 12.3 Laws Of exponents Ex 12.1

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06 06 12. Exponents and powers 13.Direct and indirect proportion

12.4 Use Of exponents, standard form 12.2 13.1 Introduction 13.2 Direct proportion Ex 13.1

Ch- 8 Comparing quantities Ch-9 Algebraic expression


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 02 13. Direct and indirect proportion

13.3 Inverse proportion Ex 13.2



06 05 14. Factorisation

14.1 Introduction 14.2 Factorisation by regrouping, by identities Ex 14.1, Ex 14.2


06 06 14. Factorisation

14.3 Division of algebraic expression 14.4 Division Of polynomial by polynomial 14.5Finding errors Ex 14.3, Ex 14.4

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 05 15. Introduction to graphs

15.1 Introduction 15.2 Linear graph Ex 15.1, Ex 15.2

IV 28-31 04

04 15. Introduction to graphs

15.3 Some application Ex 15.3


02 02 16. Playing with numbers

16. Introduction Numbers in general form 16.4 Letters for digits Ex 16.1

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06 05 16. Playing with Numbers 10. Visualising solid shapes

16.5 Tests Of divisibility Ex 16.2 10.1 Introduction 10.4 Faces, edges and vertices Ex 10.1 Ex 10.2, Ex 10.3

Final term Syllabus 1. Rational numbers 3. Understanding Quadrilaterals 5. Data handling 8. Comparing quantities 10. Visualising solid shapes 11. Mensuration 12. Exponents and powers 13. Direct and indirect proportion 14. Factorisation 15. Introduction to graphs 16. Playing with numbers

III 11-15 05 Revision

IV 18-22 Revision

V 25-28 04 Revision



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Class – VIII

Sub: SCIENCE

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


06

CHAPTER 1 CROP PRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT

1.1: AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES 1.2 : BASIC PRACTICES OF CROP PRODUCTION 1.3 : PREPARATION OF SOIL 1.4 : SOWING 1. 5 : ADDING MANURE AND FERTILIZER

II 09-13 05 CHAPTER 1 CROP PRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT

1.6 : IRRIGATION 1.7 : PROTECTION OF PLANTS FROM WEEDS 1.8 : HARVESTING 1.9 : STORAGE 1.10 : ANIMAL HUSBANDR

III 16-21



06 CHAPTER 2 MICROORGANISMS FRIEND AND FOE

2.1 : MICROORGANISMS 2.2 : WHERE DO ORGANISMS LIVE 2.3 : MICROORGANISMS AND US 2.4 : HARMFUL MICROORGANISMS 2.5 : FOOD PRESERVATION 2.6 : NITROGEN FIXATION

IV 23-27 05 CHAPTER 2 MICROORGANISMS FRIEND AND FOE CHAPTER 3 SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS

2.7 : NITROGEN CYCLE 3.0 INTRODUCTION 3.1: WHAT ARE SYNTHETIC FIBERS? 3.2 : TYPES OF SYNTHETIC FIBRES

May-18 I 01-05 05- Working Saturday 05

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(Student, Prize Distribution VI-VIII


CHAPTER 3 SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS

3.3 : CHARACTERISTICS OF SYNTHETIC FIBRES 3.4 : PLASTICS 3.5 : PLASTICS AS MATERILAS OF CHOICE 3.6 : PLASTICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT

II 07-12


09,10 – The Quest

06 CHAPTER 4 MATERIALS : METALS AND NON METALS

4.1 : PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF

METALS AND NON METALS

4.2 : CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF

METALS AND NON METALS

4.3 : USES OF METALS &

NONMETALS



05 CHAPTER 5 : COAL

AND PETROLEUM

5.1 : COAL & PETROLEUM :

FOSSIL FUELS, COAL 5.2 : PETROLEUM 5.3 : NATURAL GAS 5.4 : NATURAL RESOURCE

PT-1 Date: 09 Jul – 20 Jul CHAPTER 1 CROP PRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 2: MICRO ORGANISMS FRIEND AND FOE CHAPTER 3 SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS CHAPTER 4 MATERIALS : METALS AND NON METALS

II 09-13 05 CHAPTER 6 : COMBUSTION & FLAME

6.1: WHAT IS COMBUSTION? 6.2 : HOW DO WE CONTROL

FIRE 6.3 : TYPES OF COMBUSTION

6.4 : FLAME 6.5 : STRUCTURE OF FLAME 6.6 : FUEL


06 CHAPTER 6 : COMBUSTION & FLAME

CHAPTER 7: CONSERVATION OF

6.7 : FUEL EFFICIENCY 7.1 : DEFORESTATION AND ITS CAUSES 7.2 : CONSEQUENCES OF

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PLANTS AND ANIMALS

DEFORESTATION 7.3 : CONSERVATION OF FOREST AND WILDLIFE 7.4 : BIOSPHERE RESERVE

IV 23-27 05 CHAPTER 7: CONSERVATION OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS CHAPTER-8 CELL STRUCTURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS

7.5 : FLORA AND FAUNA 7.6 : ENDEMIC SPECIE 8.1 : DISCOVERY OF CELLS 8.2 : THE CELL 8.3 : ORGANISMS SHOW VARIETY IN CELL NUMBER, SHAPE AND SIZE


CHAPTER-8 CELL STRUCTURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS

8.4 : CELL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION 8.5 : PARTS OF A CELL

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 CHAPTER-8 CELL STRUCTURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS

8.5 : PARTS OF A CELL 8.6 : COMPARISON OF PLANT AND ANIMAL CELL


05 CHAPTER 9 : REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS

9.1 : MODES OF REPRODUCTION 9.2 : SEXUAL REPRODUCTION



Basketball

05 CHAPTER 9 :REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS

9.3 : ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION


04

CHAPTER 10 REACHING THE AGE OF ADOLESCENCE

10.1 : ADOLESCENCE AND PUBERTY 10.2 : CHANGES AT PUBERTY

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V 27-31

05 CHAPTER 10 REACHING THE AGE OF ADOLESCENCE

10.3 : SECONDARY SEXUAL 10.4: ROLE OF HORMONES IN INITIATING REPRODUCTVE FUNCTION


01

REVISION


Celebrations

04

REVISION

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24

Sep

CHAPTER 1 CROP

PRODUCTION &

MANAGEMENT

CHAPTER 2: MICRO

ORGANISMS

FRIEND AND FOE

CHAPTER 3

SYNTHETIC FIBRES

AND PLASTICS

CHAPTER 4

MATERIALS :

METALS AND NON

METALS

CHAPTER5 COAL

AND PETROLEUM

CHAPTER 6:

COMBUSTION &

FLAME

CHAPTER 7:

CONSERVATION OF

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PLANTS AND

ANIMALS

CHAPTER 8: CELL

STRUCTURE &

FUNCTIONS

CHAPTER 9:

REPRODUCTION IN

ANIMALS ***


06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam


V 24-28



10.5 : REPRODUCTIVE PHASE OF LIFE IN HUMANS 10.6 : SEX DETERMINATION 10.7 : HORMONES




CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE

10.8 : ROLE OF HORMONES IN LIFE HISTORY OF FROGS AND INSECTS 10.9 : REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

11.1 FORCE – A PUSH OR A PULL 11.2 FORCES ARE DUE TO AN INTERACTION


06 CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE

11.3 EXPLORING FORCE 11.4 A FORCE CAN CHANGE THE STATE OF MOTION 11.5 FORCE CAN CHANGE THE SHAPE OF THE OBJECT 11.6 CONTACT FORCES


02 CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE

11.7 NON CONTACT FORCES 11.8 PRESSURE

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27-Karva Chouth

04 CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE CHAPTER 12 FRICTION

11.9 PRESSURE EXERTED BY LIQUIDS & GASES 11.10 ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE 12.1 FORCE OF FRICTION

V

29-31

03

CHAPTER 12 FRICTION

12.2 FORCES AFFECTING FRICTION 12.3 : FRICTION : A NECESSARY EVIL


Nov-18 I

01-03

03-Working Saturday

(Students)

03

CHAPTER 12 FRICTION

12.4 : INCREASING & REDUCING FRICTION 12.5 : WHEELS REDUCE FRICTION


(Students)

02 CHAPTER 12 FRICTION CHAPTER 13 SOUND

12.6 : FLUID FRICTION 13.1 : SOUND IS PRODUCED BY VIBRATING OBJECTS

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 CHAPTER 13 SOUND

13.2 : SOUND PRODUCED BY HUMANS 13.3 : SOUND NEEDS A MEDIUM


03 CHAPTER 13 SOUND

13.4 WE HEAR SOUND THROUGH OUR EARS 13.5 AMPLITUDE, TIME PERIOD & FREQUENCY AND VIBRATION

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V 26-30 05 CHAPTER 13 SOUND

13.6AUDIBLE & INAUDIBLE SOUND 13.7 NOISE AND MUSIC 13.8 NOISE POLLUTION



06 CHAPTER 14 CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT

REVISION 14.1: DO LIQUID CONDUCT ELECTRICITY

PT2 (Post Mid Term) Classes VI-VIII DATE: 03 Dec-21 Dec Class IX DATE: 28 Nov-7 Dec CHAPTER 10 REACHING THE AGE OF ADOLESCENCE CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE CHAPTER 12 FRICTION CHAPTER 13 SOUND

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

06 CHAPTER 14 CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT CHAPTER 15 SOME NATURAL PHENOMENON

14.2 : CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT 14.3 : ELECTROPLATING 15.1 : LIGHTNING 15.2 : CHARGING BY RUBBING


06 CHAPTER 15 SOME NATURAL PHENOMENON

15.3 TYPES OF CHARGES & THEIR INTERACTION 15.4 TRANSFER OF CHARGE 15.5 THE STORY OF LIGHTINING 15.6 LIGHTINING SAFETY


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 CHAPTER 15 SOME NATURAL PHENOMENON CHAPTER 16 LIGHT

15.7 EARTHQUAKE 16.1 WHAT MAKES THINGS VISIBLE


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06 CHAPTER 16 LIGHT

16.2LAWS OF REFLECTION 16.3 REGULAR & IRREGULAR REFLECTION 16.4 REFLECTED LIGHT CAN BE REFLECTED AGAIN


06 CHAPTER 16 LIGHT

16.5 MULTIPLE IMAGES 16.6 SUNLIGHT – WHITE OR COLOURED 16.7 WHAT IS INSIDE OUR EYES? 16.8 CARE OF THE EYES

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 CHAPTER 16 LIGHT CHAPTER 17 STARS AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM

16.9VISUALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS CAN READ AND WRITE 16.10WHAT IS THE BRAILLE SYSTEM 17.1 THE MOON 17.2 THE STARS

IV 28-31 04

CHAPTER 17 STARS AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM

17.3 THE CONSTELLATIONS 17.4 THE SOLAR SYSTEM 17.5 SOMEOTHER MEMBERS OF SOLAR SYSTEM


02 CHAPTER 18 POLLUTION OF AIR AND WATER

18.1POLLUTION 18.2 : HOW DOES AIR GET POLLUTED ?


06 CHAPTER 18 POLLUTION OF AIR AND WATER

18.3 : CASE STUDY 18.4: GREEN HOUSE EFFECT 18.5: WHAT CAN BE DONE

III 11-15 05 REVISION

IV 18-22 05 REVISION

V 25-28 04

FINAL TERM SYLLABUS CHAPTER 4 MATERIALS :

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METALS AND NON METALS CHAPTER 7: CONSERVATION OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS CHAPTER-8 CELL STRUCTURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS CHAPTER 10 REACHING THE AGE OF ADOLESCENCE CHAPTER 11 FORCE AND PRESSURE CHAPTER 12 FRICTION CHAPTER 13 SOUND CHAPTER 14 CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT CHAPTER 15 SOME NATURAL PHENOMENON CHAPTER 16 LIGHT CHAPTER 17 STARS AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM CHAPTER 18 POLLUTION OF AIR AND WATER



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Class – VIII

Sub: Social Science

Weekly Syllabus


Month Week Dates Days No of Periods 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

07 History : Chap 1 – How, When and Where

How important are dates?

Periodization in history

What is colonial?

II 09-13 05 06 Geo : Chap 1 -Resources

What are resources?

Types of Resources and their classification.

Natural and Human made resources, actual and potential resources, biotic and abiotic resources, renewable and non-renewable resources, ubiquitous and localized resources

Conservation

III 16-21



06 07 Civics : Chap 1 – The Indian Constitution

The need for a constitution, purpose and function.

Key Features of the

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Indian Constitution: Federalism, Parliamentary form of government and separation of powers

Key features – Fundamental Rights

IV 23-27 05 07 History : Chap

2 – From Trade to Territory

The advent of East India Company and beginning of trade in Bengal

The Battle of Plassey

Company officials became nabobs

May-18 I 01-05

05- Working Saturday

(Student, Prize Distribution VI-VIII


05 07

History : Chap 2 – From Trade to Territory

The Expansion of Company Rule

Tipu Sultan

War with Marathas

The Doctrine of Lapse

II 07-12


09,10 – The Quest

06 07 Civics: Chap 2- Understanding Secularism

What is Secularism

Why it’s important to separate State from Religion

What is Indian Secularism



05 07 Geo : Chap 2 -- Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources

Land and Land Use

Conservation 0f Land Resource

Soil and Soil Formation

Degradation of soil

PT1 (Pre Mid Term) Date 10 Jul – 21 Jul

History : Chap 1 – How, When and Where

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and conservation measures

Chap 2 – From Trade to Territory Geo : Chap 1 –Resources Civics : Chap 1 – The Indian Constitution Chap 2- Understanding Secularism

II 09-13 05 07 History : Chap 3 - Ruling the Countryside Chap 4 – Tribals, Dikus and vision of the golden age

Crops for Europe

Blue Rebellion and After

Birsa Munda (case study)


06 07 Geo : Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources

What are minerals?

Types of minerals

Distribution of minerals(Map Work)

Distribution in India

IV 23-27 05 06 Geo : Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources

Uses of minerals

Conservation of minerals and Power Resources

Non conventional sources of energy- Solar,wind, nuclear, geothermal energy


02

Geo : Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources

Non conventional sources of energy- Tidal and biogas

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 03 Civics : Chap 3 Why do we need a Parliament

Why should people decide

The role of the Parliament

Who are the people

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in the Parliament


05 07 History : Chap 5 – When People Rebel

Policies and the People

Through the eyes of

the people

A mutiny becomes

a popular rebellion

The Company fights

back



Basketball

05 07 History : Chap 5 – When People Rebel

The Aftermath of the revolt

Map work


04 04

Civics : Chap 5-Judiciary

Role of Judiciary

Independent Judiciary

Structure of court

Criminal law and civil law

Public interest Litigation

V 27-31

05 07 History : Chap-6 Colonialism and the City

The making of New Delhi

Planning the New Capital


01 Revision

Revision


Celebrations

04 Revision

Revision

Mid Term Exam

Date :11 Sep – 23 Sep

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


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V 24-28


05 05 History : Chap 8 - Civilizing the Native, Educating the nation

The tradition of Orientalism

Educating for commerce

Chap 1 – How, When and Where Chap 2 – From Trade to Territory Chap 3 - Ruling the Countryside Chap 4 – Tribals, Dikus and vision of the golden age Chap 5 – When People Rebel Chap 6- Colonialism and the City Geo : Chap 1 –Resources Chap 2 -- Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources Civics : Chap 1 – The Indian Constitution Chap 2- Understanding Secularism Chap 3- Why do we need a Parliament Chap 5-Judiciary



05 05 History : Chap 8 - Civilizing the Native, Educating the nation

What happened to local schools

The agenda for national education


06 05 Geo : Chap 4- Agriculture

What is Agriculture

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Types of farming-Subsistence farming


02 02 Geo : Chap 4- Agriculture

Types of farming- Commercial farming


27-Karva Chouth

04 04 Geo : Chap 4- Agriculture Civics: Chap 6 – Understanding our criminal Justice system

Major crops(Through activity +Table

Storyboard ( Article 22 and Article 39A)

What is FIR The role of Public Prosecutor

V 29-31 03 03

Civics: Chap 6 – Understanding our criminal Justice system

The role of Judge

What is a Fair Trial



03 03 History : Chap 9- Women, Caste and Reform

Working towards change

Changing the lives of widows


(Students)

02 02 History : Chap 9- Women, Caste and Reform

Women social reformers

Table – Social Reform movements (pg 120)

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III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 05 Civics : Chap 7- Understanding Marginalisation

Who are Socially marginalized

Who are adivasis

Adivasis and Stereotyping


03 04 Civics : Chap 7- Understanding Marginalisation

Adivasis and Development

Minorities and Marginalisation

V 26-30 05 07 Geo : Chap 5- Industries

Classification of Industries

Factors effecting the location of industries

Industrial system

Industrial regions



06 07

Geo : Chap 5- Industries

Iron and steel industry

Cotton textile industry

Information Technology (IT)


III 10-15 10 – Annual Athletic Meet

06 07

Geo : Chap 6- Distribution of

population

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15-Sports Day

Human resources

Factors affecting distribution of population

Population change

Patterns of population change

History : CH-7: Weavers, Iron Smelters and Factory Owners Chap 8 - Civilizing the Native, Educating the nation Geo : Chap 4- Agriculture Civics Chap 6 -Understanding our criminal Justice system Chap 7- Understanding Marginalisation


06 07 Geo : Chap 6- Human resources

Civics : Chap 9- Public facilities

Population pyramids- Kenya , India and Japan

Water as part of the fundamental right to life

Public facilities The Government’s role

Where does the government money for public facilities?

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

02 02 Civics : Chap 9- Public facilities

Extending sanitation facilities

Conclusion



06 07

History : Chap 11- The Making of the National Movement :

The emergence of Nationalism

The growth of mass

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1870s - 1947

nationalism

The Rowlatt Satyagraha


06 07 History : Chap 11- The Making of the National Movement : 1870s - 1947

Khilafat Agitation and Non- Cooperation movement

The March to Dandi

Quit India and Later

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 07 Civics : Chap 10-Law and Social Justice

What is social justice?

What is worker’s worth?

Enforcement of safety Laws

IV 28-31 04

04 Civics : Chap 10-Law and Social Justice

New laws to protect environment

Conclusion


02 03 History : Chap 12 – India After Independence

A New and Divided Nation

A constitution written


06 07 History : Chap 12 – India After Independence

How were states to be formed?

Planning for Development

Final Exam

History : Chap 3 - Ruling the Countryside Chap 5 – When People Rebel Chap 8 - Civilizing the Native, Educating the nation Chap 9- Women, Caste and Reform

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Chap 11- The Making of the National Movement : 1870s – 1947 Chap 12 – India After Independence Geo : Chap 3 – Mineral and Power Resources Chap 4- Agriculture Chap 5- Industries Chap 6- Human resources

Civics Chap 3- Why do we need a Parliament Chap 5-Judiciary Chap 6 -Understanding our criminal Justice system Chap 7- Understanding Marginalisation Chap 9- Public facilities Chap 10-Law and Social Justice

III 11-15 05 Revision Revision

IV 18-22 05 Revision Revision

V 25-28 04



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