NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOLEnglish Syllabus (2017-18)

Class VI

MONTH BLOCK BLOCK NAMES GRAMMAR WRITING SKILSTERM I

April Block 3 PROSE : Krishna’s Flying Horse(Fiction)

Countable/UncountableNouns

Diary Writing

Block 4 PROSE : Krishna’s Flying Horse(Fiction)

Indefinite and DefiniteArticles

Perspective Writing

Block 1 Rikki Tikki Tavi (Graphic Story)

May Block 2 Rikki Tikki Tavi (Graphic Story)(Contd.)

Concrete and AbstractNouns

Descriptive Writingusing abstract nouns

Block5 POETRY : The Statue Adjectives Descriptive EssayWriting usingadjectives

Block6 PROSE (Biography) : Anita theBeekeeper

JuneSUMMER VACATION

July Block 7 PROSE (Biography) : Anita theBeekeeper (Contd.)The LittleGirl, Realistic Fiction

Modals - Could, Would Paragraph WritingDialogue Writing

Block 8 PROSE (Autobiography) : MyThirteenth Winter: A Memoir

Comparative andSuperlative adjectives

Article Writing

Block 9 PROSE (Autobiography) : MyThirteenth Winter: A Memoir(Contd.)

Block 10 POETRY: A Poison Tree Figure of Speech –Metaphor

Paragraph WritingMetaphorical Poem

August Block 11 PROSE: The Match ( RealisticFiction)

Tenses – SimplePresent and PresentContinuous

Block 12 PROSE : The Match (RealisticFiction) (contd.)

Prefix and Suffix Paragraph Writing(Using Simple Presentand Present ContinuousTense)

Completion of IncompleteTopics and grammar practice

September To be used for revisionTERM II

October Block 13 PROSE : Stone Soup (Folktale) Tense ( Simple Pastand Past Continuous)

Writing Conversationusing Simple Past andPast Continuous TenseBlock 14 PROSE : Stone Soup (Folktale)

{Contd.}Transition words andPhrasesJumbled Sentences

Block 15 PROSE: History of TimeKeeping Devices(Only Reading, Grammar andWriting Skills to be done)

Abbreviations andSymbols

Block 16 PROSE : History of TimeKeeping Devices (Contd.)

Past Participle andPresent Perfect TenseRegular and IrregularverbsUse of ‘For’ and‘Since’

Paragraph WritingConversation betweentwo people using thePresent Perfect Tense.

November Block 17 PROSE: India’s Top Archer: AnInterview with Deepika Kumari

Present ContinuousTense

Conducting Interview

Block 18 PROSE: India’s Top Archer: AnInterview with Deepika Kumari(contd.)

Simple Future Tense Conversation betweentwo people inContinuous Tense

Block 19 DRAMA : Madan’s First Day AdverbsTypes of Adverbs

Formal Letter :Leave Application

Informal Letter :Invite and Thank You

Block 20 DRAMA: Madan’s First Day(contd.)

December Block 21 POETRY: The Wind and theSun

Writing poem in theform of a short story

Block 22 PROSE: The Pond, Mystery Direct-Indirect Speech: -IdentificationEditingConversion (onlyaffirmative)

Newspaper Report

Block 23 PROSE: The Pond, Mystery(Contd.)

January Block 24 PROSE : The Selfish Giant(Fiction)

Figures of Speech-Personification -Symbolism in poetry.

Block 25 PROSE: The Selfish Giant(Contd.)

Introduction of Simpleand CompoundSentences.Conjunctions

Story Writing (UsingPrompts).

Block 26to 30

NOVEL: The Blue Umbrella(Reading and Grammar to bedone)

Active – Passive Voice(Identification only).

Persuasive PosterMaking

February Completion of incomplete topicsand grammar practiceRevision for SA II

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NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOLMathematics Syllabus (2017 – 18)

Class - VI

Month BlockNo.

Block names

April 123

Large Numbers up to 6 DigitsOperations on Large NumbersEstimation of Numbers

May 9427

Lines and CurvesWhole NumbersSymmetryPractical Activity – 1 To differentiate between intersecting lines, parallel lines and perpendicular

lines, using paper folding activityPractical Activity – 2 To verify that addition is commutative for whole numbers, by paper cutting

and pasting.

June +July 56

78

Properties of whole numbersFactors and MultiplesPractical Activity – 3To find prime numbers between 1 to 100 by Eratosthenes Sieve's method.

Divisibility RulesFactorisationPractical Activity – 4To find the HCF of two given numbers, by paper cutting and pasting

August 101819

20

AnglesDecimalsAdding and Subtracting decimals

Practical Activity – 5 To represent the decimal number on a 10X10 grid.

Data HandlingSeptember REVISIONOctober 13

1429

12

Introduction to IntegersAdding and Subtracting IntegersCirclesPractical Activity – 6To perform addition of integers using different coloured bindis/counter

Shapes and Solids

2

November

11151617

Practical Activity – 7 To make a cube using the given net and count the number of faces, vertices

and edges.Practical Activity – 8 To make the following shapes using a pair of set squares.

i) Squareii) Rectangleiii) Parallelogram

TrianglesFractionsComparing FractionsAdding & Subtracting Fractions

December

25

262122

Practical Activity – 9 Addition of Like Fractions

Perimeter

Practical Activity – 10To find area of palm impressions on the grid paper, by counting the squares.AreaIntroduction to Algebra&Algebraic Expressions

January 232428

RatioProportionConstruction of line segment

February 2830

Construction of line segmentAngle ConstructionREVISION

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOLScience Syllabus (2017-18)

Class VI

Month Block No. Name of the BlockApril 1

25

Sources of foodComponents of foodGrouping Objects

May678

Separating solid mixturesSeparating solid liquid mixturesSolutions

June +July

91011

Changes Around UsStructure and functions of roots and stemsStructure and function of leaves

August141516

Movement in the human bodyCharacteristics of living thingsHabitat

September Revision

October171819

AdaptationMeasuring LengthMotion

November202122

Light and shadowsLight and ImagesElectric circuits

December2324

Conductors and InsulatorsProperties of magnets

January252627

Making MagnetsWater and UsReplenishing Water

February 28 Composition of airRevision

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOLSocial Science Syllabus (2017-18)

Class VIMonth Block No. Block Name

April1. Hist : B-22. Geo: B-213. Civics : B-13

1. The Earliest People2. The Earth in the Solar System3. Diversity

May4. Hist : B35.Civics : B14 (contd. in June)6. (B1, B4 & B12 Summer BreakProject )

4. The First Cities5. Discrimination6.Studying History ,Books and Burialsand Paintings & Books

June + July

7. Geo: B-238. Hist: B- 59. Civics : B - 1510. Geo: B- 24

7. Latitudes and Longitudes8. Emergence of Kingdoms9. Democratic Government10. Motions of the Earth

August11.Hist: B - 612.Civics: B- 1613.Hist: B -7

11. New Questions and Ideas12. Functioning of Democracy13.The Mauryan Empire

September Revision of SA - 1 Exams

October

14.Hist : B - 815. Civics B - 1716. Civics B-19 (For discussiononly ,after rural government)17. Geo: B- 2718.B25 and B26 Group Discussion

14. Viilages and Cities15. Rural Government16. Rural Livelihood17.Landforms of the Earth18. Domains of the earth I and Domainsof the Earth II

November

19. Geo: B- 27 (Continued)20.Hist: B-921. Civics : B - 1822.Geog: B - 2823.B-22 - Map Activity

19. Landforms of the Earth (Continued)20. Contact with Distant Lands21. Urban Government22. India: Political and physicalDivisions23.Latitudes and Longitudes

December

24. Hist : B - 1025.Geo : B - 2926. Geo: B - 30

24. The New Empires & Kingdoms25. India : Climate26. India: Vegetation & Wildlife

January26.Geo: B - 30 (Continued)27.Civics : B - 20

26. India: Vegetation & Wildlife(Continued)27.Urban Livelihoods

February 28.Hist: B - 11Revision of SA - 2 Exams

28. Architecture of Our PastRevision of SA - 2 Exams

Class VISocial Science Map Syllabus (2017-18)

TERM HISTORY GEOGRAPHY

TERM I(APRIL –

SEPTEMBER)

B 2- The Earliest People1.Kurnool Caves 2.Bhimbetka3.Hunsgi 4. Mehrgarh 5.Burzahom6.Daojali HadingB 3- The First Cities1.Harappa 2.Mohenjo-Daro 3. Lothal4. Dholavira 5.KalibanganB 5- Emergence of Kingdoms1. Magadha 2. VajjiB 6- New Questions and Ideas1. SarnathB 7- The Mauryan Empire1. Taxila 2. Pataliputra 3.Ujjain4. Kalinga

Map Work: All TheStates And UnionTerritories Of India (OnThe Political Map OfIndia)

TERM II(OCTOBER -FEBRUARY)

B 8- Villages and Cities1. Mathura 2. Arikamedu3. MaduraiB 10- New Empires and Kingdoms1. Kannauj 2. VatapiB 11- Architecture of Our PastThe Pillars1. Lion Capital at Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh2. Iron Pillar at Mehrauli in DelhiFamous Stupas1. Dhamek Stupa at Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh2. Sanchi Stupa in Madhya PradeshFamous Monasteries1.Ajanta and Ellora in Maharashtra2. Jain Monastery in OdishaImportant Temples1. The Bhitargaon Temple in Uttar Pradesh2. Durga Temple at Aihole in Karnataka3. Temple of Mahabalipuram in Chennai4.The Kailashnath Temple in Maharashtra

B 28- India: PoliticalPhysical Divisions1. Physical Features OfIndiaB 30- India: VegetationAnd Wildlife1.Gir Forest, Gujarat2. Any Two WildlifeSanctuaries Of IndiaJim Corbett NationalParkKaziranga National Park

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOLFrench Syllabus (2017-18)

Class VI

Month Lesson number Lesson Name Topics to be coveredTERM - I

April L - 2 Comptons ensemble AlphabetNumbers (0 – 20)Few common nouns

L - 3 Les copains The verb ‘etre’ Indefinite articlesPlural of nouns

May L - 5 Dans la classe The verb ‘avoir’AdjectivesSentences using etre and adjectives

June Summer BreakJuly L - 6 Les amis de Caroline Nationalities

Definite articlesMasculine/feminine of nouns

August L - 1 Les salutations How to greet each other; asking names,age, etc.

Introduction of themselves &others(using etre & avoir)

September To be used for revisionTERM - II

October L – 4 Devinez ProfessionsNumbers (21 – 100)Qu’est-ce que c’est?Qui est-ce?

November L – 7 Quel jour sommes-nous? The verb ‘aller’Days of the week

L - 8 La famille de Manuel Members of the family Introduction to –ER ending verbs (like

aimer, parler, habiter, etc.)December L - 9 Les vacances Months of the year

L - 10 Le drapeau de mon pays ColorsUsing colors in accordance with their

gender and pluralityJanuary L - 0 Vousconnaissez la France? Map of France

Designers & brands of FranceDifferent types of cheese, wines,etc.Monuments and festivals of France

February To be used for revision

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOLG.K. Syllabus(2017-18)

Class VI

SA-I

1. All About Books2. At the Airport3. An Acrostic on space4. The Number 65. World famous statues6. Let’s go West7. Characters from famous books8. Footprints of birds and animals9. Kangaroo and Joey words10. Let’s visit Nepal11. Sports and numbers

12. Time zones13. Pen names14. Story of the automobile15. Capital cities and rivers16. Indian music decoded17. Tech trivia18. Common insects

Causes and effects19. Indian Sporting Trophies20. Everyday inventions21. Bird facts

Stamp collecting22.Eye, ear, nose, throat

NOTE: The complete topic has to be done

SA-II

23. .Flag maps24.Children’s films25. Great women of India26. Adventure sports27. Let’s visit France

At the post office28. India and the Nobel prize29. Bridges30. World trivia31. Faiths of the world

32. Whales and sharks33. Pronunciation34. Martial arts35. Complete the lists

Classification of books36. Awards by the Indian government

Olympic Superheroes37. Strange looking animals

Snakes and ladders38. Sources of energy39. Indian Classical Instrumentalists

Dances of the world40. Let’s visit South Africa

MnemonicsQuiz yourself 1& 2

NOTE: The complete topic has to be done