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Delhi Public School Nashik

Academic Year 2019

Sr.No. Subject

1 English

2 Hindi

3 French

4 Sanskrit

5 Maths

6 Physics

7 Chemistry

8 Biology

9 Social Science

10 Computer

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Academic Year 2019-20

Syllabus

for

Grade X

Subject Page Number

English 2-5

Hindi 6

French 7

Sanskrit 8-9

Maths 10

Physics 11-13

Chemistry 14-16

Biology 17-18

Social Science 19-23

Computer 24



Yearly Syllabus for the year 2019

Grade Month Topic March Literature:

1. A Letter To God 2. Dust of Snow(Poem) 3. Fire and Ice(Poem)

4. Nelson Mandela

Grammar:

1. Editing 2. Omission 3. Sentences Reordering

April Literature: 5. A Tiger in the Zoo 6. A Triumph of Surgery 7. The Thief’s Story Two Stories About Flying8. His First Flight 9. Black Aeroplane 10. The Midnight Visitor Grammar:

Gap Filling

June Literature: 11. From the Diary of Anne Frank 12. How to Tell Wild Animals 13. The Ball Poem 14. Amanda Revision and Pre Mid Term Exam

July Literature: . Glimpses of India : 15. A Baker from Goa 16. Coorg 17. Tea from Assam 18.Animals 19. The Trees 20. The Proposal Grammar:

1. Process Writing August Literature:

21. Mijbil the Otter

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Yearly Syllabus for the year 2019-20

Grade X- English Creative Activity Exam Syllabus

1. A Letter To God

Sentences Reordering

Writing Skills:

Letter of Enquiry

Pre Mid TermComprehensionWriting: 1.Letter of Enquiry 2.Letter of Placing an Order Grammar : 1.Editing 2.Omission 3.Sentences 4. Gap Filling Literature:

1. A Letter To God 2. Dust of Snow(Poem)3. Fire and Ice(Poem) 4. Nelson Mandela

5. A Tiger in the Zoo 6. A Triumph of Surgery

7. The Thief’s Story Two Stories About Flying8. His First Flight 9. Black Aeroplane 10. The Midnight Visitor

6. A Triumph of Surgery

Two Stories About Flying

10. The Midnight Visitor

Writing Skills: Letter of Placing an Order

11. From the Diary of Anne

12. How to Tell Wild Animals

Revision and Pre Mid Term

Writing Skills: Letter of Complaint

Writing Skills: Story Writing

Writing Skills:

Letter to the

Exam Syllabus Pre Mid Term

Comprehension

1.Letter of Enquiry 2.Letter of Placing an

3.Sentences .Reordering 4. Gap Filling

1. A Letter To God 2. Dust of Snow(Poem) 3. Fire and Ice(Poem) 4. Nelson Mandela

5. A Tiger in the Zoo 6. A Triumph of Surgery

7. The Thief’s Story Two Stories About Flying 8. His First Flight 9. Black Aeroplane 10. The Midnight Visitor

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22. Fog 23. A Question of Trust 24. Footprints without Feet 25.The Making of a Scientist Grammar:

1. Reported Speech

Editor

September Revision and Half Yearly Exam

Half Yearly Exam Literature: . 1. A Letter To God 2. Dust of Snow(Poem) 3. Fire and Ice(Poem)

4. Nelson Mandela

5. A Tiger in the Zoo 6. A Triumph of Surgery 7. The Thief’s Story Two Stories About Flying 8. His First Flight 9. Black Aeroplane 10. The Midnight Visitor 11. From the Diary of Anne Frank 12. How to Tell Wild Animals 13. The Ball Poem 14. Amanda . Glimpses of India : 15. A Baker from Goa 16. Coorg 17. Tea from Assam 18.Animals 19. The Trees 20. The Proposal 21. Mijbil the Otter 22. Fog 23. A Question of Trust 24. Footprints without Feet 25.The Making of a Scientist Grammar:

1.Editing 2.Omission 3.Sentences Reordering 4. Process writing 5. Reported Speech Writing Skills: Letter of Enquiry 2.Letter of Complaint 3.Letter of Placing an order 4. Letter to the Editor Very Long Composition (10 marks) 5. Story Writing

October Literature: Post Mid Term

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26. Madam Rides the Bus 27. The Tale of Custard the Dragon 28. The Hack Driver 3days 29. The Hundred Dresses I 30.The Hundred Dresses II

Literature: Comprehension Literature: 1. Madam Rides the Bus 2. The Tale of Custard the Dragon 3. The Hack Driver 4. The Hundred Dresses I 5.The Hundred Dresses II 6.The Necklace 7. The Sermon at Benares 8. Bholi 9. The Book That Saved the Earth 10. For Anne Gregory Grammar: 1.Editing 2.Omission 3.Sentences Re ordering 4. Process writing 5. Reported Speech 6. Gap Filling Writing Skills: 1.Article Writing

November Literature: 31.The Necklace 32. The Sermon at Benares 33. Bholi 3days 34. The Book That Saved the Earth 35. For Anne Gregory

Article Writing

December Revision and Post Mid Term Exam

January

February

March Revision and Annual Exam

Comprehensions Writing Short Composition 1.Letter to the Editor 2.Letter of Enquiry 3.Letter of Complaint 4.Letter of Placing an order 5. Article Writing Very Long Composition Story Writing Grammar: 1.Editing 2.Omission 3.Sentences Reordering 4.Gap filling 5. Process writing 6. Reported Speech Literature 1. A Letter To God 2. Dust of Snow(Poem) 3. Fire and Ice(Poem)

4. Nelson Mandela

5. A Tiger in the Zoo

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6. A Triumph of Surgery 7. The Thief’s Story . Two Stories About Flying 8. His First Flight 9. Black Aeroplane 10. The Midnight Visitor 11. From the Diary of Anne Frank 12. How to Tell Wild Animals 13. The Ball Poem 14. Amanda Glimpses of India : 15. A Baker from Goa 16. Coorg 17. Tea from Assam 3days 18.Animals 2days 19. The Trees 20. The Proposal 21. Mijbil the Otter 22. Fog 23. A Question of Trust 24. Footprints without Feet 25.The Making of a Scientist 26. Madam Rides the Bus 27. The Tale of Custard the Dragon 28. The Hack Driver 29. The Hundred Dresses I 30.The Hundred Dresses II 31.The Necklace 32. The Sermon at Benares 33. Bholi 34. The Book That Saved the Earth 35. For Anne Gregory



Main Topic Book Grammar &

Creative writing

MARCH

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APRIL

मीरा के पद , डायरी का प�ना , सरल

JUNE

ह�रहर काका (one week Revision)

वा)य श+ु

JULY

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िव3ापन लेखन

AUGUS

T

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संवाद लेखन

SEPTEM

BER

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OCT

कर चले हम िफ़दा , पतझर म6 टूटी पि



Grade

Month Lesson

MARCH

L1. Retrouvons nos amis L.2 Apres le Bac

APRIL

L3. Chercher du TravailL4. La Lecture

JUNE (one week Revision)

JULY

L5. Les Medias L.6 Chacun ses Gouts

AUGUST

L7. En Pleine Forme L.8 L’Environnement

SEP Comprehension et Bilan

OCT

L.9 Metro Boulot Dodo L10 Vive la République

NOVEMBER

L.11 C’est bon le Progress L.12 Vers un monde interculturelle

DEC Bilan

JAN

7



Grade X- French

La Grammaire et L’Ecrit Exam Syllabus

Décrire un lieu, Se présenter,des lettres, Les proverbes le futur antérieur, Le system éducation

L3. Chercher du Travail Décrire le carrier, conseiller quelqu’un, s’inscrire à la bibliothèque, Les pronoms

PMT L1

Pronoms y/en, la forme nominale Exprimer ses gouts/loisirs,raconter une histoire,inviter quelqu’un

Parler de bonne Santé, Les Pronoms Possessifs,Comment on peut sauver sa planète, Le Subjonctif, Parler de l’environnement,

Comprehension et Bilan HYE

L10 Vive la République

Parler de la ville urbaine, les temps conditionnel passe/plus que parfait

Parler de la technologie,solliciterun service, échanger des informations, le gérondif, le participe présent Parler de la diversité/découvrir les autres cultures

Post MidTerm

Exam Syllabus

L1-4

Post MidTerm



Grade X

Month Title of the Lesson

March

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April

paz 1 Sauicapyaa-varNama\ paz 2 bauiwba-lavatI sada

June

paz 4 iSaSaulaalanama\ tqaa punaravaRi

9

November

paz 11 p̀aNaoByaao|ip ip`ya: sau)d\ paz 12 Anyaao@tya: ³kovalaM pznaaqa-ma\´

vyaakrNama\ ¹ punaravaRi



Month Lesson

March L 1-Real numbers

L 2 -polynomals

April L 3-linear equation intwo variables

L 4-Quadratic equation

May Summer Vacation

June L 5-Arithmatic progression

L 6-Coordinate geometry

July L 7-Triangle

L 8-Circles

L 9-constructions

Aug L 10-trigonometry

L 11-Application of trigonometry

Sept L 12-Areas

L 13-surface area and volume

Oct surface area and volume

L 14-statitistics

Nov L 15-Probability

Dec Revision

Jan Revision

Feb Revision

March

10



Grade X- Maths

Exam Syllabus

linear equation intwo variables

Quadratic equation

Half yearly exam: L1 to L9

Arithmatic progression

Coordinate geometry

Post mid term : L10 to 13Application of trigonometry

surface area and volume

surface area and volume

PreBoard 1

PreBoard 2

Exam Syllabus

yearly exam: L1 to L9

Post mid term : L10 to 13

PreBoard 1

PreBoard 2


Yearly

Month Topic/chapter

March

L-12 Electricity

Electric current, potential difference

and electric current. Ohm’slaw

Resistance, Resistivity, Factors on

which the resistance ofa conductor

depends. Series combination of

resistors, parallel combination of

resistors and its applications in daily

life. Heating effect of electric current

and its applications in daily life.

Electric power, Interrelation between

P, V, I and R.

April

(19)

L-12 Electricity- Continued


P, V, I and R.

L-13 Magnetic effects of electric

current

Magnetic field, field lines, field due to a

current carrying conductor, field due to

current carrying coil or solenoid; Force

on current carrying conductor

June

L-13Magnetic effects of electric

current

continued

11



Grade X-Physics

Activities/ lab

practical

Tinkering lab

projects for

the month

Electric current, potential difference

and electric current. Ohm’slaw;

Resistance, Resistivity, Factors on

which the resistance ofa conductor

depends. Series combination of

resistors, parallel combination of

resistors and its applications in daily

life. Heating effect of electric current

and its applications in daily life.


Activity-Introducing

different electronic

components,

Ammeter,

Voltmeter, Finding

least count of

Ammeter and

voltmeter

Introduction to

the whole

concept of

tinkering

projects,

material

procurement

and set-

Continued


13 Magnetic effects of electric

Magnetic field, field lines, field due to a

current carrying conductor, field due to

current carrying coil or solenoid; Force

on current carrying conductor

Practical:

1) Studying

dependence of

potential difference

(V) across a resistor

on the current (I)

passing through it

and determine its

resistance. Also

plotting a graph

between V and I.

2) Determination

of the equivalent

resistance of two

resistors when

connected in

series and

parallel.

Solar TOP

Canal Project

13Magnetic effects of electric Activity-

Formation of

magnetic field

lines using

magnet, iron

Electricity

Working

Model

(Multicolor

Tinkering lab

projects for

the month

Assessm

ent

Introduction to

the whole

concept of

tinkering

projects,

material

procurement

-up.

Solar TOP

Canal Project

Electricity -

Working

(Multicolor)

PRE

MID

TERM

12

Fleming’s Left Hand Rule, Electric

Motor, Electromagnetic induction.

Induced potential difference, Induced

current. Fleming’s Right Hand Rule.

Electric Generator, Direct current.

Alternating current : frequency of AC.

Advantage of AC over DC. Domestic

electric circuits.

Revision for pre mid term

filings

L-12

July

(22) L-10 Light reflection and refraction

Reflection of light by curved surfaces;

Images formed by spherical mirrors,

centre of curvature, principal axis,

principal focus, focal length, mirror

formula (Derivation not required),

magnification.

Practical:

Tracing the path of a

ray of light passing

through a rectangular

glass slab for different

angles of incidence.

Measure the angle of

incidence, angle of

refraction, angle of

emergence and

interpret the result.

Traffic signal

August


continued

Refraction; Laws of refraction, refractive

index.

Refraction of light by spherical lens;

Image formed by spherical lenses; Lens

formula (Derivation not required);

Magnification. Power of a lens.

Practical:

Tracing the path of the

rays of light through a

glassprism

Activity: Observing

images by concave

mirror, convex mirror,

convex lens, concave

lens using news paper,

objects

DNA –do it

yourself

September

(18)

Revision( For half yearly examination) Practical:

Determination of the

focal length of:

1) Concave mirror 2) Convex lens by

obtaining the image of

a distant object.

HALF

YEARL

Y

13/9/19

-27/9/19

L-12,13,

L-10

October


continued

Numericals based on Light reflection

and refraction

L-11Human eye and colourful world

Functioning of a lens in human eye,

defects of vision and their corrections,

Practical:

Finding the image

distance for varying

object distances in

case of a convex

lens and drawing

corresponding ray

diagrams to show

Homework

writing

machine

13

applications of spherical mirrors and

lenses.

the nature of image

formed.

November

L-11Human eye and colourful world

Refraction of light through a prism,

dispersion of light, scattering of light,

applications in daily life.

Revision for Pre

Board exams

Activity: Observing

spectrum through

prism

Water level

indicator at 5

stages

December

REVISION Pre Board exams- I Street light

automatic POST

MID

TERM

L-10,11

Preboar

d-IL-

10,11,12

,13

January

REVISION Pre Board exams-II LASER

security alarm

system

February

REVISION Solving past papers

March BOARD EXAMS BOARD EXAMS

All

lessons



Grade X

Month

Topic/chapter

March

Periodic classification of

elements: Need for classification,

Modern periodic table

Gradation in properties,

valency, atomic number,

April

Metallic and non-metallic

properties.

Chemical reactions: Chemical equation,

Balanced chemical

equation, implications of a

balanced chemical

equation,

Types of chemical

reactions: combination,

decomposition,

displacement, double

displacement,

June

Precipitation, neutralization,

oxidation and reduction.

Acids, bases and salts:Their definitions in terms of

furnishing of H+ and OH

ions, General properties,

examples and uses, concept

of pH scale(Definition

14



Grade X-Chemistry

Activities/ lab

practical

Tinkering lab

projects for the

month

Introduction to the

whole concept of

tinkering projects,

material

procurement and set

up.

1. Performing and

observing the following

reactions and

classifying them into:

a) Combination reaction

b) Decomposition

reaction

c) Displacement

reaction

d) Double displacement

reaction

(i) Action of water on

quick lime

(ii) Action of heat on

ferrous sulphate crystals

(iii) Iron nails kept in

copper sulphate

solution

(iv) Reaction between

sodium sulphate and

barium chloride

solutions

. Solar TOP Canal

Project

neutralization,

Acids, bases and salts: Their definitions in terms of

furnishing of H+ and OH-

ions, General properties,

and uses, concept

of pH scale(Definition

2. Finding the pH of the

following samples by

using pH paper /

universal indicator:

a)Dilute Hydrochloric

Acid

b)Dilute NaOH solution

c) Dilute Ethanoic Acid

Solution

d) Lemon juice

e) Water

f) Dilute Hydrogen

Carbonate solution

Electricity -Working

Model (Multicolor)

Assessment

Introduction to the

whole concept of

tinkering projects,

procurement and set-

. Solar TOP Canal

Working

Model (Multicolor) PRE MID

TERM

CH-5 Periodic

classification of

elements

CH-1 Chemical

reactions

(selected part)

15

relating to logarithm not

required), importance of pH

in everyday life;

3.Studying the

properties of acids and

bases (HCl & NaOH)

by their reaction with:

a) Litmus solution

(Blue/Red)

b) Zinc metal

c)Solid sodium

carbonate

July

Preparation and uses of

sodium hydroxide,

Bleaching powder, Baking

soda, Washing soda and

Plaster of Paris.

Metals and non metals: Properties of metals and

non-metals, reactivity series,

formation and properties of

ionic compounds,

4. Observing the action

of Zn, Fe, Cu and Al

metals on the following

salt solutions:

a) ZnSO4 (aq)

b) FeSO4 (aq)

c) CuSO4 (aq)

d) Al2(SO4)3 (aq)

Arranging Zn, Fe, Cu

and Al (metals) in the

decreasing order of

reactivity based on the

above result.

Traffic signal

August

basic metallurgical

processes, corrosion and its

prevention

Carbon compounds: Covalent bonding in carbon

compounds. Versatile nature

of carbon.

Homologous series

5. Study of the

following properties of

acetic acid (ethanoic

acid):

i) odour

ii) solubility in water

iii) effect on litmus

iv) reaction with

sodium Hydrogen

Carbonate

DNA –do it

yourself

Septemb

er

Nomenclature of carbon

compounds containing

functional groups (halogens,

alcohol, ketones, aldehydes,

alkanes and alkynes),

difference between saturated

hydrocarbons and

unsaturated hydrocarbons.

6. Study of the

comparative cleaning

capacity of a sample of

soap in soft and hard

water.

HALF

YEARLY

CH-5 Periodic

classification of

elements:

CH-1 Chemical

reactions

CH-2 Acids,

bases and salts

CH-3 Metals

and non metals

October

Chemical properties

of carbon compounds

(combustion, oxidation,

addition and substitution

reaction). Ethanol and

Homework writing

machine

16

Ethanoic acid

(only properties and uses),

soaps and detergents

Novemb

er

Revision Water level indicator

at 5

stages

Decembe

r

Past paper solving Street light

automatic

On/Off directly with

220V AC no need of

anyrelay

POST MID

TERM

Carbon and

It’s compounds

January Past paper solving LASER security

alarm

System

Preboard -1

Complete

syllabus

February Revision Preboard -2

Complete

syllabus

March Board exams Board exams



Grade X

MONT

H

TOPIC/CHAPTER ACTIVITIES/ LAB

PRACTICALS

March

Chapter 15 Our

Environment Class Activity:

Discussion on what

happens to waste

generated at home and

mechanisms to treat

biodegradable and non

biodegradable waste.

April

Chapter 16 Management

of Natural Resources Class Activity:To find out the

international norms to

regulate the emission of

carbon dioxide.

June

Chapter 14 Sources of

Energy Class Activity:To gather information

about various energy

resources and how it

affects the

July

Chapter 6 Life processes 1.Lab Activity:Preparing a temporary

mount of a leaf peel to

show stomata.

Aug

Chapter 7 Control and

Coordination 2.Lab Activity:Experimentally show that

carbon dioxide is given

out during respiration.

Sept

REVISION

Oct

Chapter 8 How do

organisms reproduce?

3.Lab Activity:

Identification of the

different parts of an

embryo of a dicot seed

(Pea, gram or red kidney

bean).

4.Lab Activity:Studying (a) binary

fission in Amoeba, and

(b) budding in yeast and

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Grade X-Biology

ACTIVITIES/ LAB

PRACTICALS

Tinkering lab

projects for the

month

Class Activity:

Discussion on what

happens to waste

generated at home and

mechanisms to treat

biodegradable and non

biodegradable waste.

Introduction to the

whole concept of

tinkering projects,

material

procurement and

set-up.

Class Activity: To find out the

international norms to

regulate the emission of

carbon dioxide.

Solar TOP Canal

Project

Class Activity: To gather information

about various energy

resources and how it

affects the environment

Electricity -Working

Model (Multicolor)

1.Lab Activity: Preparing a temporary

mount of a leaf peel to

show stomata.

Traffic signal

.Lab Activity: Experimentally show that

carbon dioxide is given

out during respiration.

DNA –do it

yourself

Revision for HY 1

.Lab Activity:

Identification of the

different parts of an

embryo of a dicot seed

(Pea, gram or red kidney

bean).

.Lab Activity: Studying (a) binary

fission in Amoeba, and

(b) budding in yeast and

Homework writing

machine

ASSESSMENT

Pre- Mid Term:

Chapters 15,16,

HY Portion:

Chapter 14,

15,16,6 &7

18

Hydra with the help of

prepared slides.

Nov

Chapter 9 Heredity and

Evolution

5.Lab Activity: To differentiate between

homologous and

analogous organs

Water level

indicator at 5

stages

Dec

REVISION Pre Board exams- I Street light

automatic

On/Off directly with

220V AC no need of

anyrelay

Post Mid Term:

Chapter 8,9

Jan

REVISION Pre Board exams-II LASER security

alarm

system

Pre Board - I:

Chapter

14,15,16,6,7,8,9

Pre Board - II:

Chapter

14,15,16,6,7,8,9

Feb

REVISION Solving past papers

Mar

BOARD EXAMS BOARD EXAMS



Grade X- Social Science(History&Geography)

Month Topic

March Geog: Ch.1 Resources and Development

April History:Ch.1 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe

June July

His Ch. 3Nationalism in India (10 days) Revision : PMT (9 days)

His Ch. 4 The Making of Global World (12 days) Geog: Ch4 Agriculture (10 days)

August Geog: Ch5 Minerals and energy resources (10 days) Geog: Ch 6 Manufacturing Industries (9 days)

Sept Geog: Ch7 Lifeline of National economy (10days) Revision for Half Yearly ( 8days)

Oct His Ch.7 Print culture and the Modern World (10 days) Eco.Ch.5Conumer rights (4 days)

Nov Revision:mind maps

Dec Practice of map skills

19



Social Science(History&Geography)

Activity

Research: Prepare a list of resources found in your state and also identify the resources that are important but deficit in your state

Peer teaching: Assignment of topics to groups.

His Ch. 3Nationalism in India (10

His Ch. 4 The Making of Global

Story narration (Students presentation) Power point presentation Enquiry method: (Questions related to lesson and Indian Agriculture scenario) Discussion to find out why an Indian farmer does not want his son to become a farmer.

Geog: Ch5 Minerals and energy Brain storming:Flow charts &Map skills Progressive differentiation &Anchoring method Map skills

Geog: Ch7 Lifeline of National Research: Which network of India is fully developed . which can be the best Lifeline of the economy .Map skills

His Ch.7 Print culture and the Field Visit: Printing Press Skit/role play

Assessment

Research: Prepare a list of resources found in your state and also identify the resources that are important but

Peer teaching: Assignment of topics

Indian farmer does not want his son

Pre-mid Term H Ch.1 G Ch.1

Brain storming:Flow charts &Map

Research: Which network of India is Half Yearly Exam H.ch1, 3 G.Ch1,3,4

Post mid

20

term H Ch. 7 G Ch.7

Jan Solving of previous Board papers Preboard 1

Feb Solving of Sample Board papers Preboard 2

March Board Exam


Yearly

Grade XMonth Topic

March Ch 1 Power Sharing

April Ch 1 Power Sharing Ch 2 – Federalism

May Summer Break

June

Ch 2 – Federalism Revision : PMT

July

Ch 4 – Gender, Religion and Caste

August Ch 4 – Gender, Religion and Caste Ch 6 – Political Parties

Sept Ch 6 – Political Parties Revision for Half Yearly

Oct Ch 6 – Political Parties Ch 7 – Outcomes of Democracy

21



Grade X- Social Science(Civics) Activity Assessment

Get news reports on disputes related to power sharing in India or abroad and share in the class and maintain in a class Scrap book.

Draw a flow chart to show the Federal structure in the Indian Government.

Pre-mid TermCivics – Ch 1 – Power sharing

Debate on Gender and Caste bias in society and discussion on ways of overcoming them.

Half Yearly Exam Civics – Ch 1 – Power sharingCh 2 – FederalismCh 4 – Gender, Religion and Caste

Project work on Political

parties listing:

a) Political Party name

Assessment

mid Term

Power sharing

Half Yearly Exam

Power sharing Federalism Gender,

Religion and Caste

22

b) Name of State in which

prevalent

c) Party symbol

d) Party leader

e) Short note of its

inception

Nov Ch 7 – Outcomes of Democracy

Dec Revision

Post mid term 18/12/19 to 24/12/19 Civics – Ch 6 – Political Parties

Jan Solving of previous Board papers

Preboard 1 (Entire syllabus) Ch 1 – Power sharing Ch 2 – Federalism Ch 4 – Gender, Religion and Caste Ch 6 – Political Parties Ch 7 – Outcomes of Democracy

Feb Solving of Sample Board papers

Preboard 2 (Entire syllabus)

March Board Exam


Yearly

Grade X- Month Topic March Chp. 1 Development

April Chp. 1 Development

June Chp2. Sectors of Indian Economy

July Chp2. Sectors of Indian Economy

Chp3. Money and Credit

August Chp3. Money and Credit

September Revision Chp. 4 Globalization and Indian

Economy (introduction)

October Chp. 4 Globalization and Indian Economy

November Revision December Writing practice

January Solving of previous board papersFebruary Solving of previous board papers

March Board Exams

23



Social Science(Economics) Activity

Chp. 1 Development Research: Read the news paper and relate the news

with development as materialistic or not

Chp. 1 Development Debate: Different economy

Chp2. Sectors of Indian Economy

Chp2. Sectors of Indian Economy


Field Visit: Visit to Bank


Chp. 4 Globalization and Indian

(introduction)

Study about different MNC’s and their support to economy

Chp. 4 Globalization and Indian

Mind maps and objectives

Writing practice

Solving of previous board papers

Solving of previous board papers

Board Exams

Assessment

Research: Read the news paper and relate the news

Different economy

Pre-Mid term Chp. 1

Study about different MNC’s and their support to economy

Half yearly Exam

Chp1,2,

Mind maps and objectives

Post Mid- term Chp 3

Pre-Board 1

Pre-Board 2



Grade

Month Title of the Lesson

April

Ls 3 Introduction to Html 5Ls 4 Basic Html 5 Elements

June

Ls 1 Introduction to the Internet. Ls 2 Internet Services Ls 5 Images,Tables and Links in HTML5

July UNIT 2 LAB EXERCISES

August Ls 6 Cyberethics Ls 7 Scratch

September Ls 8 Python

October

November

Ls 9 Introduction to MySQL Ls 10 More about MySQL REVISION

DEC- JAN

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Grade X- Computer

Title of the Lesson Practicals Exam Syllabus

Ls 3 Introduction to Html 5 Ls 4 Basic Html 5 Elements

In the Lab –Student perform the Activity based on the Chapter- Practice time & Lab Exercise. (Pg 49,51,62,66,68,70,76,78)

Ls 1 Introduction to the

Ls 5 Images,Tables and

In the Lab –Student perform the Activity based on the Chapter- Practice time & Lab Exercise. (Pg 85,86,90,94)

UNIT 2 LAB EXERCISES Solve Exercise from UNITS I,II Pg No 107 - 131

HALF YEARLY Ls 1- 8 Practicals : 80 Notebook & Assignments : 20

In the Lab –Student perform the Activity based on the Chapter- Practice time & Lab Exercise. (Pg 166)

In the Lab –Student perform the Activity based on the Chapter- Practice time & Lab Exercise. (Pg 180,181)

Ls 9 Introduction to MySQL

Ls 10 More about MySQL

ANNUAL EXAM Ls 9,10Practicals : 80 Notebook & Assignments : 20

Exam Syllabus

HALF YEARLY 8 Practicals

Notebook & Assignments : 20

ANNUAL EXAM

Ls 9,10 Practicals : 80 Notebook & Assignments : 20

Documents

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