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BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NTPC SIPAT
Syllabus Plan for the Session 2016-17
CLASS X
Subject- ENGLISH LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1. To enable the reader to communicate effectively in real life situations.
2. To develop and integrate the use of four language skills i.e. listening, speaking and
writing.
3. To develop interest in and appreciation of literature.
4. To revise and reinforce structures already learnt.
5. To enhance the learner’s creativity and self monitoring skill as an important part of
personal development and inculcation of values.
SUGGESTED READINGS NCERT BOOK
RECOMMENDED BOOKS Interact in English, Literature Reader (Revised edition 2009), C.B.S.E
Interact in English, Main Course Book (Revised edition 2009), C.B.S.E
Interact in English, Work Book (Revised edition 2009), C.B.S.E
The Story of My Life- By Helen Keller (Complete and Unabridged Edition)
MONTH WORKING DAYS COURSE CONTENT
APRIL 22
Literature Reader: Two Gentlemen of Verona , The Frog
and the Nightingale
MCB Unit 1 :Health and Medicine
Work Book: Determiners, Tenses
Writing : Letter to the editor
Novel: Chapter 1-3
JUNE 13
Literature Reader: Mrs Packletide’s Tiger , Mirror
Work Book: Subject Verb Agreement
Writing : Article
Novel: Chapter 4-5
JULY
24
Literature Reader: The Letter, Not Marble, nor the
Gilded Monuments
MCB Units 2: Education
Work Book: Non Finites, Relatives
Writing : Story Writing
Novel: Chapter 6-9
AUGUST 23
Writing : Story Writing
MCB Units 3: Science
Novel: Chapter 10-12
Literature Reader: The Dear Departed
Work Book: Connectors, Conditionals
SEPTEMBER 23
Literature Reader: Revision
MCB Unit 4 : Revision
Writing : Revision
Novel: Revision
OCTOBER 16
Literature Reader: A Shady Plot, Ozymandias
MCB Unit 4 : Environment
Work Book: Comparison, Avoiding Repetition.
Writing : Revision of SA 1
Novel: Chapter 13-16
NOVEMBER 21
Literature Reader:, Patol Babu, The Rime of the Ancient
Mariner, Snake
MCB Unit 5:Travel and Tourism
Work Book: Nominalisation, Modals
Writing : Revision of SA 1
Novel: Chapter 17-20
DECEMBER 18
Literature Reader: Virtually True, Julius Caesar
MCB Unit 6:National Integration
Work Book: Active Passive, Reported Speech
Writing : Revision of SA 1
Novel: Chapter 21-23
JANUARY 24 Literature Reader: Julius Caesar
Work Book: Prepositions
Writing : Revision of SA 1
Novel: Revision
FEBRUARY 21 REVISION
SYLLABUS FOR EXAMS
FA 1 Unseen Passage, Letter, Error Correction, Two Gentlemen of
Verona , The Frog and the Nightingale, Mirror
Novel: Chapter 1-4,Quiz, Poster Making.
FA 2 Book Review, Poem/Experience Writing, PPT(Novel)
SA 1 Entire CBSE syllabus of SA I
FA 3 Dialogue Writing, Paragraph Writing, PPT (Novel)
FA 4 Group Story Writing, MCB Activities, Story Telling.
SA 2 Entire CBSE syllabus of SA II
SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS
Please encourage your child to converse in English.
Please encourage your child to inculcate the habit of reading the news paper daily.
Please encourage your child to read good books.
SANSKRIT
Learning objectives
Text Books
Month WD Course Cotent
BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NTPC SIPAT
Syllabus Plan for the Session 2016-17
CLASS X (MATHEMATICS)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. To acquire the knowledge of mathematical concepts. 2. To develop logical thinking. 3. To develop reasoning abilities in a systematical manner. 4. To motivate and encourage students to find solutions on their own. 5. To motivate the ability to visualize mathematical concepts in our real life situations. SUGGESTED BOOKS
1. Text Boos Mathematics NCERT
2. Mathematics by R. D. Sharma.
MONTH NO. OF WORKING DAYS COURSE CONTENT
April 22 Ch 3: Linear Equations
Ch 1: Real Numbers
June 13 Ch 14: Statistics
Ch 2: Polynomials
July 24 Ch 8: Trigonometric identity
Ch 6: Triangle
August 23 Revision
September 22 SAI Examination
October 16 Ch 4: Quadratic equations
Ch 5: Arithmetic Progression
November 21 Ch 9: Heights & Distance
Ch 7: Coordinate Geometry
Ch 15: Probability
December 18 Ch 10: Circles
Ch 12: Area related to circles
January 24 Ch 13: Surface Area and Volume
Ch 11: Constructions
February 21 Revision
March 24 SAII Examination
SYLLABUS Exams Topic Tool Marks
FA1 Ch3andCh 2 Pen–Paper-Test 25
FA2 Ch 14: Statistics Activity based 25
FA3 Ch 4, Ch 5 Pen & Paper Test 25
FA4 Activity During GANIT
WEEK
25
SA1 Recommended by CBSE 90
SA2 Recommended by CBSE 90
BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NTPC SIPAT
Syllabus Plan for the Session 2016-17
Class 10th
Subject-Chemistry
LEARNING OBJECTIVES- 1.To know about Different types of chemical reaction and equations.
2. To know Corrosion and rancidity and their preventions.
3.To know properties and chemical reactions of acids bases and salts.
4.To know about properties and chemical reactions of metals and non
metals.
5.To know about hydrocarbons classification, Isomers functional groups
and some carbon compounds
6.To know about Periodic table and periodicity in properties.
TEXT BOOK- NCERT text book of class 10th
Month No. of working
days
Course content
April 22 Chapter 1.Chemical reactions and equations(cont.)
May 0
June 13 Chapter 1 Chemical reactions and equations .
July 24 Chapter 2 Acids bases and salts
Aug 23 Chapter 3 Metals and non metals .
Sept
23 SA 1 Exam
Oct 16 Chapter -4 Carbon and its compounds (continued)
Nov 21 Chapter -4 Carbon and its compounds
Dec 18 Chapter -5 Periodic Classification of elements (continued)
Jan 24 Chapter -5 Periodic Classification of elements
Feb 21 Revision of Chapter 4 and 5
March SA 2
SYLLABUS FA1 Chapter-1
Chemical reactions and equations
SA1 Chapter1 –Chemical reactions and equations
Chapter 2- Acids bases and salts
Chapter 3- Metals and non metals
FA3 Chapter4 - Carbon and its compounds
SA2 Chapter -4 Carbon and its compounds
Chapter -5 Periodic Classification of elements
BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NTPC SIPAT
Syllabus Plan for the Session 2016-17
CLASS X
Subject-…SCIENCE(PHYSICS)
Physics LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. To develop reasoning abilities in a systematic manner
2. To develop scientific thirst and attitude.
3. To enable students to be more creative and develop skills for solving scientific problems.
4. To know about matter and its classification and properties
5. To develop the ability to apply knowledge of science in day-to-day life.
6. To know about Electricity magnetism, Light and sources of energies .
TEXT BOOK- Living Science by Ratna Sagar.NCERT
Month No. of working days Course content
April 22 Unit 1:Current electricity
June 13 Unit 2: Magnetic effect of electric current
FA-I
July 24 FA-I I
Unit -3 Sources of energy
Aug 23 Unit -3 Sources of energy
Activity:
Revision & SA1 Exam
Sept 23 Sa-I Exam
Unit -4: Light (reflection)
Oct 16 Unit -4: Light (reflection)
Nov 21 Unit -5 (refraction)
Group discussion:1. .2.
Group activity :1
Dec 18 FA3.
Unit -6: Eye dispersion of light and scattering of light
Jan 24 Revision for the Annual examination
Feb 21 Revision for the Annual examination.
Alternate sewage disposable methods. Case Study in the NTPC project
Sipat.
Revision for the Annual examination.
March 24 SA 2
FA1 Unit 1:Current electricity
SYLLABUS FA2 Activity
SA1 Unit 1:Current electricity Unit 2: Magnetic effect of electric current
Unit -3 Sources of energy
FA3 Unit -4: Light (reflection)
SA2 Unit -4: Light (reflection) Unit -5 (refraction)
Unit -6: Eye dispersion of light and scattering of light
BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NTPC SIPAT
Syllabus Plan for the Session 2016-17
Class X Subject – Biology
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. To develop reasoning abilities in a systematic man
2. To develop scientific thirst and attitude.
3. To enable students to be more creative and develop skills for solving scientific problems.
4. To sharpen observations and inculcate the spirit of exploration.
5. To develop the ability to apply knowledge of science in day-to-day life. RECOMMENDED BOOK- NCERT
Month No. of working
days
Course content
April 22 First Term Chapter-1 Life Processes
Nutrition & its importance .Types of Nutrition, Photosynthesis , Conditions for
photosynthesis Site of Photosynthesis Nutrition in Simple animals Human
Digestive system, Digestion in human beings, Steps in Nutrition, Activity : To
show that sunlight, chlorophyll & carbon dioxide is necessary for Photosynthesis.
May SUMMER HOLIDAYS
Project and practical.
June 13 Chapter -2 Respiration
How energy so released is stored in the form of ATP, Types of respiration
Aerobic & Anaerobic respiration,Activity : Confirmation of CO2 release during
respiration
July
24
Chapter -3& Chapter-4 Transportation & Excretion in plants & animals
Xylem & Phloem, Blood & its Components, Function of Blood, Human Circulatory
System Structure of heart , heart beat & pulse, Blood Pressure& its
Measurement, Lymph & Lymphatic system, Excretion in Plants, Excretion in
Animals, Human Excretory System, Kidney Failure ,Haemodialysis.
Chapter -5 Control & Coordination
Stimuli & Response ,Plant Hormones ,Auxins , Gibberellins, Ehylene,Cytokinine,
Abscisic Acid, Tropic & Nastic movements in plants, Non Directional movements
in Plants. Coordination in Animals.Different types of receptors to detect the
stimuli in animals Muscles & Glands & their importance, Nervous & Endocrine
System , Synapse , Brain, Spinal Cord , Nerves , Reflex Action & Reflex arc.
Aug 23 Chapter -5 Control & Coordination
Feedback Mechanism ,Hyper & Hypo Secretion of hormones and diseases
related with it. Revision for SA-1and practical activities.
Sept 23 Revision for SA-1 & SA-1exam
Oct 16 Chapter - 6 Reproduction
Types of reproduction, Artificial Propagation of plants, Advantages of artificial
propagation , Advantages of artificial propagation.Main parts of Flowering plants
Reproductive parts of flower, Sexual reproduction in flowering plants,Pollination,
Pollination & its types Fertilisation Double fertilization. Human Sexual
Reproduction Advantages of sexual reproduction.
Nov 21 Chapter - 6 Reproduction
Male & Female Gamete Restoration of the amount of DNA during sexual
reproduction. Internal & External Fertilisation , Puberty & Cyclic changes
Fertilisation & post fertilization changes Menarche, Menopause, Contraception
devices, Sexually Transmitted Diseases , AIDS & prevention, Contraceptive
techniques.
Chapter – 7 Heredity & Evolution, Variations
Accumulation of Variation , Advantages of variation. Chromosomes, Recessive
gene, Dominant gene ,Monohybrid cross, Dihybrid cross, Mendel laws. Sex
linked Inheritance Mendel Laws of Inheritance, Sex determination of a child
Acquired traits & Inherited Traits, Evidences for Evolution ,Homologous &
Analogous Organs, Fossils and its Study Darwins theory of Natural Selection.
Speciation Evolution by Artificial Selection Human Evolution & Origin of Life .
Dec 18 Chapter-11 Management of Natural Resources Sustainable Management
Conservation and judicious use of Natural Resources Forests & Wild Life, Coal
Petroleum, Examples of People Participation for conservation of Natural
Resources Big Dams : Advantages and Limitations Alternatives if any
Water Harvesting Sustainability of Natural Resources. Examples of People
Participation for conservation of Natural Resources Big Dams : Advantages
Waste Production and their solutions Biodegradable and Non Biodegradable
substances.
Jan 24 Practical Activities and maintenance o f practical record and revision for SA-2.
Feb 21 Revision for annual exam
March 24 SA 2
SYLLABUS FA1 Activity & Practical
FA2 Syllabus covered uptill the month of July
SA1 Syllabus covered uptill the month of August
FA3 Activity & Practical
FA4 Syllabus covered uptill the month of November
SA2 Syllabus covered uptill the month of January
Social Science X
LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1. To stimulate the child’s interest in the socio political and geographical aspects of the country and the world.
2. To promote learning opportunities to the students by involving them in creative activities like project work thus enhancing their aesthetic sense and social development.
3. To motivate them to develop reasoning skills. BOOKS: 1. India and the Contemporary World – I NCERT
2. Democratic Politics – I NCERT
3. Geography: Contemporary India II NCERT
4. NCERT – Understanding Economic Development-II Month No. of W.D. Course Content April 22 His.Ch1-The Age of Industrialization
Geo.Ch1-Resources and Development Eco.Ch1-Development
May Summer Break
June 13 Civics.Ch1-Power Sharing Geo.Ch2-Forest and Wildlife Resources
July 24 His.Ch7-Print Culture and the Modern World Civics.Ch2- Federalism Eco.Ch2-Sectors of Indian Economy
August 23 Geo.Ch3-Water Resources, Ch4-Agriculture Civics.Ch3-Democracy and Diversity Eco-Ch2- Sectors of Indian Economy
September 23 Civics.Ch4- Gender Religion and Caste
October 16 Geo,Ch5- Mineral and Energy Resources Civics.Ch5-Popular Struggles and Movements Eco.Ch3-Money and Credit His.Ch3-Nationalism in India
November 21 Geo.Ch6-Manufacturing Industries, Ch7-Lifelines of National Economy Civics.Ch6-Political Parties Ch.7-Outcomes of Democracy His.Ch.1-The rise of Nationalism in Europe Eco.Ch.4-Globalisation
December 18 Geo.Ch7-Lifelines of National Economy CivicsCh7-Challenges to democracy Eco.Ch.5-Consumers Awareness
January 24 Revision
February 21 Revision
March 24 Revision
Syllabus
Formative-I His.Ch1-The Age of Industrialization Geo.Ch1-Resources and Development Eco.Ch1-Development
Formative-II Project MCQ Map Pointing
Summative-I His.Ch1-The Age of Industrialization His.Ch7-Print Culture and the Modern World Geo.Ch1-Resources and Development Geo.Ch2-Forest and Wildlife Resources Geo.Ch3-Water Resources, Ch4-Agriculture Civics.Ch1-Power Sharing Civics.Ch2- Federalism Civics.Ch3-Democracy and Diversity Civics.Ch4- Gender Religion,and Caste
Formative-III Group Discussion
MCQ Map Pointing
Formative-IV His.Ch3-Nationalism in India Geo,Ch5- Mineral and Energy Resources Civics.Ch5-Popular Struggles and Movements Eco.Ch3-Money and Credit
Summative-II His.Ch.1-The rise of Nationalism in Europe His.Ch.1-The rise of Nationalism in Europe Geo,Ch5- Mineral and Energy Resources Geo.Ch6-Manufacturing Industries, Ch7-Lifelines of National Economy Civics.Ch5-Popular Struggles and Movements Civics.Ch6-Political Parties Ch.7-Outcomes of Democracy CivicsCh7-Challenges to democracy Eco.Ch3-Money and Credit Eco.Ch.4-Globalisation Eco.Ch.5-Consumers Awareness
