ENGLISH

MONTH TOPICS TO BE COMPLETED

MARCH Flamingo : The Last Lesson

Poem : My Mother At Sixty –six

APRIL

Advanced Writing skill: Note –Making, Abstraction,

Advertisement(Classified &Commercial), Notice

Writing, Report Writing, Factual Description,

Drafting of Poster, Writing Formal and Informal

Invitations and Replies

Flamingo Poem: An Elementary School Classroom

In A Slum, Keeping Quiet

Prose: Lost Spring, Deep Water,

Vistas :The Tiger king

Novel: The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells - chapters

1&2

MAY

Flamingo: Prose: The Rattrap.

Advanced Writing skill: Job Application &C.V,

Letter of complaint, Article Writing

Novel: The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells - chapters

3,4 & 5

JUNE

Advanced Writing skill:

Official letters for making enquiries, Registering

complaints , asking for and giving information

JULY Advanced Writing skill:

Letter to the Editor

SEPT.

Flamingo: Prose: Indigo, Going Places.

Vistas: On the Face of It, Should Wizard Hit

Mommy?

Poem: A Thing of Beauty

Vistas: Novel: The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells -

chapters 11 -14

OCT.

Flamingo : Poem: Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers

Vistas : The Enemy,

Evans Tries an O –Level

Advanced Writing skill: Business letters: Placing

orders and Sending Replies.

Novel: The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells- chapter 15

NOV. Vistas: Memories of Childhood

MATHEMATICS

MONTH TOPICS TO BE COMPLETED

MARCH Ch-2 Inverse Trigonometric Functions

APRIL

Ch-2 Inverse Trigonometric Functions (To be

Continued.)

Ch-3 Matrices

Ch-4 Determinants

MAY Ch-5 Continuity and Differentiability

Ch-6 Application of Derivatives

JUNE Ch-6 Application of Derivatives (To be

Continued.)

JULY Ch-7 Integrals

SEPT. Ch-7 Integrals (To be Continued.)

Ch-8 Application of Integrals

OCT. Ch-8 Application of Integrals (To be Continued)

Ch-9 Differential Equations

NOV.

Ch-10 Vector Algebra

Ch-11 Three Dimensional Geometry

Ch-12 Linear Programming

DEC.

Ch-12 Linear Programming(To be Continued)

Ch-13 Probability

Ch-1 Relations And Functions

JAN.

Revision and Pre-board

Advanced Writing skill: Writing of speeches and

Debates

Novel: The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells- chapter 16

DEC.

Novel: The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells-

chapters17- 24 & Epilogue

JAN. Revision & Pre-board

BIOLOGY

MONTH TOPICS TO BE

COMPLETED

PRACTICALS

MARCH Ch-5: Principles of

Inheritance and Variation

APRIL

Ch-5: Principles of

Inheritance and Variation

(concluded)

Ch-6: Molecular Basis of

Inheritance (concluded)

Ch-7: Evolution

1. Preparation of temporary

mount of onion root tip

to study mitosis

2. Analysis of pedigree

charts on inheritance of

widow’s peak, colour

blindness, blood groups,

ear lobes and rolling of

tongue

3. Isolation of DNA from

plant material like

spinach

MAY

Ch-11: Principles and

Processes of Biotechnology

Ch-12: Applications of

Biotechnology

4. Study of meiosis through

permanent slides

JUNE Ch-12: Applications of

Biotechnology (concluded)

JULY

Ch-1: Reproduction in

Organisms

5. Effect of different

temperatures on the

action of salivary

amylase

*Investigatory projects to be

discussed and assigned

SEPT.

Ch-1: Reproduction in

Organisms (concluded)

Ch-2: Sexual Reproduction

in Flowering Plants

Ch-3:Human Reproduction

6. Study of pollen

germination on a slide

7. Study of TS of

mammalian testes and

ovary

8. Study of TS of blastula

OCT.

Ch-4: Reproductive Health

Ch-8: Human Health and

Diseases

Ch-9: Enhancement in Food

Production

9. Identification of disease

causing organisms and

commenting on the

diseases they cause

NOV.

Ch-10: Microbes in Human

Welfare

Ch-13: Organisms and

Population

Ch-14: Ecosystem

10. Study of soil samples

for composition, pH,

moisture content and

water holding

capacity etc.

11. Study of water

samples for pH

DEC.

Ch-14: Ecosystem

(concluded)

Ch-15: Biodiversity and

Conservation

Ch-16: Environmental

Issues

12. Study of plant population

frequency/ density by

quadrat method

13. Study of hydrophytic

adaptive features in two

organisms

14. Study xerophytic

adaptive features in two

organisms (subject to

availability of

specimens)

JAN. Revision & Pre-board

PHYSICS

MONTH TOPICS TO BE

COMPLETED

PRACTICALS

MARCH Chapter–1: Electric

Charges and Fields

APRIL

Chapter–1: Electric

Charges and Fields

(concluded)

Chapter–2:Electrostatic

Potential and

Capacitance (concluded)

Chapter–3:Current

Electricity

1. To determine angle of

minimum deviation for a

given prism by plotting a

graph between the angle of

incidence and the angle of

deviation.

2. To find the focal length of a

convex lens by plotting

graphs between u and v or

between 1/u and 1/v.

MAY

Chapter–3: Current

Electricity (Concluded)

Chapter–4: Moving

Charges and Magnetism

Chapter–5: Magnetism

and Matter

3. . To find the value of v for

different values of u in case

of a concave mirror and to

find the focal length.

4. To determine resistance per

cm of a given wire by

plotting a graph of potential

difference versus current.

5. To find resistance of a given

wire using metre bridge and

hence determine the specific

resistance of its material.

6. To verify the laws of

combination (series) of

resistances using a metre

bridge.

7. To verify the laws of

combination (parallel) of

resistances using a metre

bridge.

JUNE Chapter–5: Magnetism

and Matter (contd)

JULY Chapter–5: Magnetism

and Matter (Contd)

SEPT.

Chapter–5: Magnetism

and Matter (Concluded)

Chapter–6:

Electromagnetic

Induction

Chapter–7: Alternating

Current

8. To compare the emf ’s of

two given primary cells

using potentiometer.

9. To determine the internal

resistance of given primary

cell using potentiometer.

10. To determine resistance of a

galvanometer by half-

deflection method and to

find its figure of merit.

OCT.

Chapter–8: Electromagnetic Waves

Chapter–9: Ray Optics

and Optical Instruments

Chapter–10: Wave

Optics

Chapter-11: Dual

nature of matter and

radiations.

11. To determine refractive

index of a glass slab using a

travelling microscope.

12. To find refractive index of a

liquid by using concave

mirror.

13. To find refractive index of a

liquid by using convex lens

and plane mirror

NOV. Chapter–12: Atoms

Chapter–13: Nuclei

DEC.

Chapter–14:

Semiconductor

Electronics: Materials,

Devices and Simple

Circuits

Chapter–15:

Communication Systems.

14. To draw the I-V

characteristics curves of a p-

n junction in forward bias

15. To draw the I-V

characteristics curves of a p-

n junction in reverse bias.

16. To draw the characteristics

curve of a zener diode and

to determine its reverse

break down voltage.

JAN.

Revision, Pre-board

CHEMISTRY

MONTH TOPICS TO BE

COMPLETED PRACTICALS

MARCH Lesson1: Solid State

Preparation of colloidal

solution of starch

APRIL

Lesson1: Solid State

(concluded)

Lesson2: Solutions

Lesson3: Electrochemistry

Lesson4:Chemical Kinetics

Preparation of crystals

of Mohr’s Salt

Volumetric Analysis:

KMnO4 - Oxalic Acid

Titration

KMnO4 - Mohr’s Salt

Titration

MAY

Lesson4:Chemical Kinetics

(concluded)

Lesson5:Surface Chemistry

Lesson6: General

Principles and Processes of

Isolation of Elements

Salt Analysis: Group

Zero ,1 and2

JUNE

Lesson6: General

Principles and Processes of

Isolation of Elements

(concluded)

JULY Lesson10: Haloalkanes

and Haloarenes

Salt Analysis: Group 3

SEPT.

Lesson11: Alcohols,

Phenols and Ethers

Lesson12: Aldehyde,

Ketone and Carboxylic

acids

Lesson13: Amines

Salt Analysis: 4,5 and 6

OCT.

Lesson7: p-Block Element

Lesson8: d- and f- Block

Element

Test for the functional

groups present in

organic compound

NOV.

Lesson9: Coordination

Compounds

Lesson14: Biomolecules

To detect the presence

of carbohydrates, fats

and proteins in given

food sample

ECONOMICS MONTH TOPICS TO BE COMPLETED

MARCH Unit 1: Introduction

APRIL Unit 2: Consumer's Equilibrium and Demand

MAY

Unit 3: Producer Behaviour and Supply

Unit 4: Forms of Market and Price

Determination under Perfect Competition with

simple applications.

JUNE

Unit 4: Forms of Market and Price

Determination under Perfect Competition with

simple applications.

JULY Unit 5: National Income and Related Aggregates

SEPT. Unit 5: National Income and Related Aggregates

Unit 6: Money and Banking

OCT.

Unit 7: Determination of Income and

Employment

NOV. Unit 8: Government Budget and the Economy

DEC. Unit 9: Balance of Payments

JAN.

Revision & Pre-board

DEC.

Lesson15: Polymers

Lesson16: Chemistry in

everyday life

JAN.

Revision &

Pre-board

ACCOUNTANCY

MONTH TOPICS TO BE

COMPLETED

Project

MARCH

Unit 4: Analysis of Financial

Statements

Accounting Ratios

APRIL

Unit 4: Analysis of Financial

Statements

Accounting Ratios

Unit 1: Financial Statements of

Not-for-Profit Organizations

Unit 5: Cash Flow Statement

MAY Unit 4: Analysis of Financial

Statements

JUNE Unit 4: Analysis of Financial

Statements

JULY Unit-3Accounting for Companies Project Work

SEPT. Unit-3Accounting for Companies Project Work

OCT.

Unit 2: Accounting for Partnership

Firms Project Work

NOV. Unit 2: Accounting for Partnership

Firms Project Work

DEC. Unit 2: Accounting for Partnership

Firms Project Work

JAN.

Revision & Pre-board

BUSINESS STUDIES

MONTH

TOPICS TO BE COMPLETED

MARCH Unit 11 : Marketing Management

APRIL Unit 11 :to be continued

Unit 12 : Consumer Protection

MAY Unit 9 : Financial Management

Unit 10: Financial Markets

JUNE Unit 10 : to be continued

JULY Unit 1: Nature and Significance of Management

SEPT.

Unit 1 : to be continued

Unit 2: Principles of Management

Unit 4: Planning

OCT.

Unit 4 : to be continued

Unit 5 : Organising

Unit 6: Staffing

NOV.

Unit 6 : to be continued

Unit 7: Directing

Unit 8:Controlling

DEC.

Unit 8 : to be continued

Unit 3 : business environment

JAN. Revision & Pre-board

INFORMATICS PRACTICES

MONTH

TOPICS TO BE

COMPLETED PRACTICALS

MARCH Chapter 2 : Open Source

concepts

APRIL

Chapter 3 : GUI

programming - a review

Chapter 4 : Basics of

object oriented

programming

Practical 1— 14 of Java

MAY

Chapter 5 : Advanced

programming concepts

Developing programs using

Methods of Math and String

Class.

JUNE Revision

JULY

Chapter 8: MYSQL

Revision Tour Practical — 1 of MYSQL

SEP.

Chapter 8: MYSQL

Revision Tour

(Continue)

Chapter 9 :More on

databases and SQL

Practical— 2 of MYSQL

Practical— 3 of MYSQL

OCT.

Chapter 6 :Database

connectivity

Chapter 10 :Advanced

RDBMS concepts

Practical: Database

connectivity

NOV. Chapter 7: Web

applications

Chapter 1 : Computer

Networking

Designing web pages using

HTML

Practical 1 —2 of HTML

Submission of Practical

Record (11-NOV)

DEC. Chapter 11: IT

applications

Submission of Project

Report (20-NOV) JAN.

Revision & Pre-board

SAUDI ARABIAN CULTURE

MONTH TOPICS TO BE COMPLETED

MARCH

/APRIL

Unit 7 -:

L.1 – Identifying Flora and Fluna .

MAY Revision

JUNE

L.2 – Plant Life .

L.3 – Animal Life .

JULY

L.4 – Reptiles and Insects .

SEPTEMBER

Revision

OCTOBER

Unit 8 :

L.1 – Ablution

NOVEMBER

L.2 – Commencing Prayers (Iqamah )

DECEMBER

L.3 – The Prayer (salat )

JANUARY Revision

COMPULSORY ARABIC

MONTH TOPICS TO BE COMPLETED

MARCH/APRIL

U11: الحج إلى بيت هللا الحرام

MAY U12: سالم و حصانه

JUNE U13: األمة اإلسالمية

JULY Revision

SEPTEMBER U14: جحا و الثروة

U15: رحالت الفضاء

OCTOBER U19: دورة الحياة

NOVEMBER U20: البطة التي تبيض ذهبًا

DECEMBER Revision

JANUARY

Revision