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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOLSecunderabad
ACADEMIC SYLLABUS – 2019-2020
CLASS: X SUBJECT: ENGLISH
Month First Flight - TextbookFootprints without Feet Supplementary Reader
Writing Skills Grammar
March/April
Prose:- A Letter to God Nelson MandelaPoem:- Dust of Snow Fire and Ice
A Triumph of Surgery Story Writing Formal Letter Writing - Letter to the Editor
Tenses Modals Use of Passive VoiceIntegrated Grammar
JuneProse:- Two Stories about Flying From the Diary of Anne FrankPoem:- A Tiger in the Zoo
The Thief’s StoryThe Midnight Visitor
Formal Letter Writing- Letter of Complaint Letter of Inquiry
Reporting : i) Commands &
Requests ii) Statements iii)Questions
Integrated Grammar
July
Prose:- The Hundred Dresses-I The Hundred Dresses-II Glimpses of IndiaPoem:- How to Tell Wild Animals The Ball Poem Amanda
A Question of TrustFootprints without Feet
Formal Letter Writing- Placing an Order
Subject Verb Concord
Clauses :i) Noun Clausesii) Adverb Clausesiii) Relative Clauses
Integrated Grammar
August
Prose:- Mijbil the Otter Madam Rides the Bus Poem:- Animals The Trees Fog
The Making of a ScientistThe Necklace
Article WritingDeterminers
Prepositions
Integrated Grammar
September Half Year Examination
October Prose:- The Sermon at BenaresPoem:- The Tale of Custard the Dragon
The Hack Driver Letter of Complaint Letter of Inquiry
Integrated Grammar
November Prose:- The ProposalPoem:- For Anne Gregory
BholiThe Book that Saved the Earth
Placing an Order Article Writing Story Writing
Integrated Grammar
December –February
Revision
March Board Examination
SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS
Month Chapters/Topics
March Ch 01. Real NumbersCh 02. Polynomials
April Ch 03. Pair of Linear Equations
June Ch 03. Pair of Linear Equations (Contd)Ch 04. Quadratic EquationsCh 05. Arithmetic Progressions
July Ch 06. Triangles Ch 07. Co Ordinate GeometryCh 08. Trigonometry
August Ch 09. Applications of TrigonometryCh 10. Circles
September Half Yearly Examinations
October Ch 11. ConstructionsCh 12. Areas related to Circles
November Ch 13. Surface Areas and VolumesCh 14. Statistics
December Ch 15. Probability
January Revision
February Revision
SUBJECT : GENERAL SCIENCE TEXTBOOK: NCERT & GOYAL BROTHERS
MONTH PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY PRACTICALS
MARCH CHAPTER 12Electricity
CHAPTER 1Chemical Reactions And Equations
CHAPTER 6Life Processes
APRIL CHAPTER 12Electricity (contd...)
CHAPTER 1Chemical Reactions And Equations (contd...)
CHAPTER 6Life Processes (contd...)
(Chem: Types of reactions
JUNE CHAPTER 13Magnetic Effects Of Electric Current
CHAPTER 2Acids, Bases And Salts
CHAPTER 6 Life Processes (contd...)
(Bio): Temporary mount of leaf peel to show stomata (Bio): To show that CO2 is released during respiration. (Phy) : To verify Ohm’s Law
JULY
CHAPTER 13Magnetic Effects Of Electric Current(contd..)
CHAPTER 2Acids, Bases And SaltsCHAPTER 3Metals And Non-metals
CHAPTER 7Control And Coordination (Phy): Series and Parallel combination of resistors
(Chem): pH of various samples; Test with HCl and NaOH.
AUGUST
CHAPTER 14Sources Of Energy
CHAPTER 3Metals And Non-metals
CHAPTER 15 Our EnvironmentCHAPTER 16Management Of Natural Resources
(Chem): Reactivity series of metals
Science Kit
SEPTEMBER HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION
OCTOBER
CHAPTER 10Light - Reflection And Refraction
CHAPTER 4Carbon And Its Compounds
CHAPTER 8How Do Organisms Reproduce?
(Phy): Focal length of i) concave mirror ii) convex lens (Phy): Glass Slab (Chem): Properties of acetic acid (Bio): To study binary fission in Amoeba and budding in yeast.
NOVEMBER
CHAPTER 11Human Eye And Colourful World
CHAPTER 4Carbon And Its Compounds (contd...)CHAPTER 5Periodic Classification Of Elements
CHAPTER 9 Heredity And Evolution
(Chem): Comparative study of hard and soft water with soap (Phy): Glass Prism (Phy): Image formation by convex lens (Bio): To identify the parts of embryo.
DECEMBER REVISION
JANUARY REVISION
FEBRUARY REVISION
MARCH FINALS
SUBJECT: SOCIAL SCIENCE
MONTH HISTORY GEOGRAPHY CIVICS ECONOMICSMarch - 1. Resources and Development 1. Power Sharing
April - 1. Resources and Development (cont..) 1. Power Sharing (cont..) -
June 1. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe
2. Forest and Wild Life Resources3. Water Resources
2. Federalism 1. Development
July 1. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe (contd..)
3. Water Resources (contd..)4. Agriculture
3. Democracy and Diversity4. Gender, Religion and Caste
2. Sectors of The Indian Economy
August 3. Nationalism in India 5. Mineral and Energy Resources. 4. Gender, Religion and Caste (contd..)5. Popular Struggles and Movements
2. Sectors of The Indian Economy (contd..)
September Revision
October 5. The Age of Industrialisation 5. Mineral and Energy Resources (contd..)
6. Political Parties 3. Money and Credit
November 7. Print Culture and Modern World
6. Manufacturing Industries 6. Political Parties cont……7. Outcomes of Democracy
4. Globalisation and Indian Economy
December 7. Print Culture and Modern World (contd..)
7. Life lines of National Economy 8. Challenges to Democracy 4. Globalisation and Indian Economy (contd..)
January Revision
February Revision
SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES:
ECONOMICS: Consumer Rights
GEOGRAPHY: Map Book
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SUBJECT: FRENCH - 2ND LANGUAGE
MONTH LESSON TOPIC
Mars / Avril Retrouvons nos amis, Après le bac La France et ses fêtes, L’enseignement français, la recapitulation de la grammaire, la correspondance, les expressions, les proverbes, le furtur antérieur, la forme nominale.
Juin Chercher du travail, le plaisir de lire
Le travail, lire, se renseigner, s’inscrire à la bibliothèque, les pronoms relatifs : simples et composés, le plus-que-parfait.
Juillet Les médias, Chacun ses goûts La télé, la radio, la presse, la publicité, exprimer ses gouts, la forme nominale, les pronoms personnels : y, en, les pronoms demonstratives simples et composes, le pronom “ on ”, l’emphase : c’est ..... qui,c’est ...... que
Août En pleine forme, l’environnement Les français / les indiens et la santé, la sécurité sociale, leréchauffement de la terre, la pollution, le recyclage, les pronoms possessifs, le subjonctif
Septembre RÉVISION RÉVISION
Octobre Métro Boulot Dodo, Vive la République,
Les transports en France, les institutions politiques, le conditionnel passé, ne ..... pas +infinitif du verbe, si + plus-que-parfait + conditionnel passé, le discours rapporté
Novembre C’est bon – le progrès, Vers un monde interculturel
Les apports de la science et l’informatique, la diversité culturelle, le participle present, le gérondif, la recapitulation des verbs et des parties de grammaire déjà abordés.
Décembre RÉVISION RÉVISION
Janvier RÉVISION RÉVISION
Février RÉVISION RÉVISION
SUBJECT: GERMAN - 2ND LANGUAGEName of the Text : BESTE FREUNDE B1.1, Deutsch für Jugendliche Publisher : Goyal Publishers & Distributors Pvt Ltd
Month Topic Grammar
March/April Lektion6: Magst du grüne Bohnen? Indirekte Frage mit ob Nullartikel + Adjektiv im Nominativ und Akkusativ
June/July Lektion 7: Die App,die den Dieb findet. Präteritum Locale Präpositionen : um, über + Akkusativ
Gegenüber + Dativ
August/ September
Lektion 7: Die App,die den Dieb findet. Relativsatz: Relativpronomen mit Präposition Adjektive : Komparativ und Superlativ Adjektivendungen – bestimmten und unbestimmten Artikeln
October/November
Lektion8: Einfach Sprachen lernen Obwohl Plusquamperfekt
December Lektion 9: Deine Hilfe zählt! Temporale Nebensätze – als, nachdem Relativpronomen – wo, was Landeskunde – Das Schulsystem, Regionen in Deutschland,
Österreich und der Schweiz, Etwas Vergangenes erzählen
January Wiederholen
SUBJECT : ART AND CRAFT
Month Subject Content Medium/Material Methods
March and April
DrawingVisual Elements Lines, strokes, colours, Shades and Tones. Pen By Demo only
JuneLife Study, Human Composition with landscape painting
Sketching, human gesture, poses and variety of actions. Pencil Shading and
Water ColoursBy Demo only
JulyPerspective-Landscape painting
Sketching nature and surroundings Sketching nature and surroundings Creative use of perspective in spatial relationship.
B/W Shading/Colour Gel Pen (W/P) Water Colours
By Demo only
AugustOur Heritage : Buildings, Monuments, Temples
Perspective, spatial, relationship and aesthetics Gel Pen, Colour Pencils,
Water/Poster PaintsBy Demo only
September Canvas paintingUse of various media and techniques.
Acrylic Paints By Demo only
OctoberLandscape, Abstract painting introduction
Study of colour, shades and tones/Two, three dimensional shapes and forms. Collage with variety of coloured papers.
Poster Colours, Water Colours
By Demo only
NovemberStill Life painting, Moments of Objects, 2D, 3D objects, Shadows
Creative use of colours to show space, atmosphere, subjective modes.
Water Colours, Oil Pastels, B/W Shading, Collage
By Demo only
DecemberPoster Designs, Logos, Mascots
Study of calligraphic strokes of Devnagari, native language.
Water/Poster Paints, Gel Pen
By Demo only
JanuaryLandscape painting, Introduction to Abstract art
Contrast work/Element of Art Poster Colours, Water Colours, Colour Pencils
By Demo only
SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE Name of the Textbook: In-house Book – Java
S.No. Month Theory Practical
1.March/April
Chapter 1 - Programming in Java Chapter 1 - Programming in Java
2. June Chapter 1 - Programming in Java Chapter 1 - Programming in Java
3. July Chapter 2 - Java Declarations Chapter 2 - Java Declarations
4. August Chapter 2 - Java Declarations Chapter 2 - Java Declarations
5. September Revision First Term Practical Examination
6. OctoberChapter 3 - Java Operators and Control Structures * Operators in Java
Chapter 3 - Java Operators and Control Structures * Operators in Java
7. NovemberChapter 3 - Java Operators and Control Structures * Decision Making Statements
Chapter 3 - Java Operators and Control Structures * Decision Making Statements
8. DecemberChapter 3 - Java Operators and Control Structures * Looping Statements
Chapter 3 - Java Operators and Control Structures * Looping Statements
9. January Revision Final Term Practical Examination
SUBJECT: DANCE SUBJECT: MUSIC
MONTH Units / Chapters
March / April
Semi Classical Dance – Instrumental Music
June Zumba Fitness Dance
July Theme related dance – Dance on Motivation
August Theme dance based on Environment
September Practice of Head and Eye Movements of Classical Dance
October Western Dance
November Folk Dance – Kohli
December Zumba Dance
January Fusion Dance, Solo Dance Assessment
February Final Examinations
Theory: Compose dance for musical notes Concepts of Indian Dances Comparison of Indian and World dances
MONTH Units / Chapters
March / April
Prayer song – English
June Prayer song – English Contd….
July Ekhtha geet - Hindi
August Ekhtha geet – Hindi contd…
September Solo singing (I Term Assessment)
OctoberMotivational Song-English
(Karaoke singing)
NovemberMotivational song – English continued…..
December Christmas Carol
January Practice of all the songs
February Solo singing ( II Term Assessment )
Students will be introduced about a great
SUBJECT: HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATIONMonth Activity/Game/Theory Targeted Competencies Evaluation Criteria Assessment
March 1. Partial curl up2. Kho-Kho3. BMI
1. Strength 2. Team Spirit 3. Body mass Index
1. Performance2. Understanding the techniques3. Mass/(height in (M))2
Observation & Test
April 1. Flexed bent arm hang 2. Dodge ball3. First Aid – Introduction
1. Strength2. Quick movement3. Theory Knowledge
1. Performance2. Scientific approach
Observation & Test
June 1. Flamingo balance test2. First Aid – First Aid box (Preparation and use of First Aid Kit)
1.Blance 2.Theory Knowledge
1.Using the skill during the game2.Time
Observation & Test
July 1. Passing practice (Football)2. Standing Vertical jump3. First Aid - Bleeding (Simple injuries)
1. Skill Improvement2. Leg Strength3. Theory Knowledge
1. Speed2. Performance
Observation & Test
August 1. Sit and reach2. Cricket (Match Practice)3. Long Jump4. First Aid – Fractures
1. Flexibility2. Team spirit3. leg strength 4. Theory Knowledge
1. Body posture2. Participation3. Performance
Observation & Test
September 1. Throw ball2. 50 mts running (fitness work outs)3. Basketball (Match Practice) 4. First Aid – Shock
1. Hand strength & Team spirit2. Speed3. Team spirit4. Theory Knowledge
1. Proper execution of pass2. Performance3. Co-ordination4. First Aid
Observation & Test
October 1. Relay race2. Football3. Alternative wall Toss test4. First Aid- Burns
1. Team spirit2. Skill Improvement 3. Co-ordination 4. Theory Knowledge
1. Perfection 2. Match practice3. Performance
Observation & Test
November 1. 600mts running 2. Short-Put 3. Basketball4. First Aid – Drowning
1. Endurance2. Hand Strength3. Team spirit4. Practical Knowledge
1. Performance2. Understanding the technique of throw3. Performance
Observation & Test
December 1. Shuttle run (6 x 10mts)2. plate tapping 3. First Aid – snake bite and poisoning
1. Agility 2. Hand and eye co- ordination3. Practical Knowledge
1. Performance2. co- ordination
Observation & Test
January 1. Shooting practice (Basketball)2. First Aid -Dressing of wounds and bandaging
1.Concentration 2. Practical Knowledge
1.Hand movement Observation
2. Practical test
February 1.Cricket2.Basketball (Match Practice)3.Kho-Kho
1. Team spirit 2. Team spirit
1.Discipline2.Evaluating the step of Passing, Shooting, dribbling and receiving
*Observation Technically
Note: Warm up must be done for 10 minutes prior to the activity.