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SYLLABUS 2017-18 CLASS - VI

Subject - ENGLISH - I

Month Course

April

Grammar & writing skills 1. 8 types of sentences & spoken drills.

2. 12 Types of sentences with tone and accents.

June

Unit I - Pack your bags and off you go !

Sec A - My Best Holiday

Sec B - Friendly fauna

Grammar :

1. Tense chart – with number, H.V. chart, Pronoun chart.

Contraction chart

2. 12 tenses – 8 types of sentences & spoken drills.

3. List of irregular verbs.

4. Routine telling.

Writing skills : Formal letter

July

Unit –I : Sec C - God’s own country

Unit – II : Bat, Run and shoot

Sec - A - The Hundredth Hundred

Sec - B - Run to the Gold : Joan Benoit

Sec - C - The shooting star

Grammar 1. List of Homograph & homophones.

2. Uses of tenses.

3. List of wrongly pronounced words.

4. Article/determiners.

5. Reported speech – that, “wh” & “whether” clauses

(“Wh” question & “Wh” clause. Simple interrogative &

“whether” clause.)

Writing skills : Notice, Paragraph

Spoken skills : Extempore

August

Unit – III : Adventures and Escapades

Sec - A - An adventure with wolves ,

Grammar :

1. Manner and etiquettes.

2. Opening phrases for conducting program and group

discussion.

3. Phonetic sounds. Tongue twisters.

4. Possessive case – (ko, ki, ka) – spoken structures

5. Active and passive voice – spoken structures


Writing skills : Email, Informal Letter

Spoken skills : Poem recitation

September

Revision (main course + Grammar + writing skills)

1. Spoken structures –someone, somewhere & something.

2. Spoken structures. “Wh” with H.V. & “wh” without

H.V.

Half yearly Exam

October

Unit - III : Sec – B - Adventures of Isabel.

Sec C - Robinson Crusoe ., Unit - IV - Smile a while

Sec - A - Uncle Podger hangs a Picture

Grammar List of commonly mis-spelt words.

1. Agreement of noun with verb.

2. Framing ‘WH’ questions.

3. Adverbs. – spoken drills.

4. Spoken structures

Spoken skills : Declamation

Writing skills : Article, Report writing

November

Unit - IV : Sec -B – By Gum, Sec C- The conjuror’s final trick

Unit V : - Right and wrong, Sec A - Tiger’s claws,

Grammar :

1. Meeting/introduction.

2. List of wrong usages.

3. Simple, compound & complex sentences.

4. Relative Clauses – spoken structures.

5. Transitive verbs – communicative verbs & spoken uses.

Spoken skills : speech

Writing Skills : Bio-sketch, Essay writing

December

Unit – V- Sec B -The thief’s story,

Grammar :

1. Table of indicatives (inversion)

2. Conjunction – spoken structures.

3. “IF” clauses – spoken exercises with “routine”

January

Unit V - Sec C - Seventeen Oranges,

Grammar :

1. Regular & irregular form of “HAVE”

2. Indicative & gerund – spoken structures.

3. Preposition – spoken structures.

4. Modals. All spoken structures.

5. Article writing , Report writing


February

Revision (main course + grammar + writing skills)

1. Tense demonstrations.

2. “ going toV1” form

3. Transformation of sentences and tenses

4. Mixing of tenses and spoken uses. Annual examination



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Subject - Mathematics

Month Course

April CCE Exercises, Revision of Basic concepts

June Chapter – 1 Knowing our numbers

July Chapter 2 - Whole numbers

Chapter 3 - Playing with numbers

August

Chapter 6 – Integers

Chapter 11 - Algebra

Chapter 4 - Basic Geometrical Ideas

September Chapter - 4 – Basic Geometrical ideas ( continue)

(Revision)

Remark : Half Yearly examination

October Chapter 7 – Fractions

Chapter 8 - Decimals

November Chapter 12 - Ratio and proportion


Chapter 9 - Data Handling

December Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry

Chapter 13 - Symmetry

January Chapter 10 - Mensuration

Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary shapes

February

Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary shapes (continue)

Revision

Remark : 10 % syllabus from term – I

Chapter 6 – Integers

Chapter 2 – Whole numbers


Subject - Science

Month Course

April Chapter – 1 - Sources of food.

June Chapter – 2 Components of food.

Chapter – 3 Separation of substances- cleaning of food.

July

Chapter 4 – Materials of Daily use : clothes

Chapter 7 - Things around us.

Chapter 11 - Motion and Measurement of Distance.

August Chapter 18 - Waste

Chapter 12 - Electric current and circuits.

September Chapter 14 - Rain Thunder and lightning.


October Chapter 5 – Grouping materials of Different kinds.

Chapter 6 - How things change.

November Chapter 8 - The Habitat of the living.

Chapter 9 - Plants form and function.


December Chapter 10 - Animals form and function.

Chapter 13 - Magnets

January Chapter 15 - Light

Chapter 16 - Importance of water.



Subject - Social Science

Month Course

April Civics - Unit - I : Chapter - 1 - : Understanding Diversity

June Civics : Chapter - 2 - Diversity & Discrimination

History : Lesson 1 : what, where, How & when

July

Civics - Unit - II – What is Government .

History - Chapter – 3 On the Trial of the Earliest People.

Lesson 3 : From Gathering to Growing Food.

Geography Lesson 1 : The Earth in the solar system.

August History - Lesson 4 : In the Earliest cities.

Geography -Lesson 2 : Latitudes & longitudes.

Lesson 3 : Motions of the Earth.

September

Civics : Unit – II :

Chapter 4 : Key Elements of a Democratic Government

History - Lesson 5 : What Books & Burials tell us.

Lesson 6 : Kingdoms, kings & an Early Republic.


October

Geography - Lesson 4 : maps.

History - Lesson 7 : New Questions & Ideas.

Geography - Lesson 5 : Major Domains of the Earth.

Unit - III- Chapter 5 : Panchayati Raj.

November

History - Lesson 8 : Ashoka, The Emperor who Gave up War.

Lesson 9 : Vital villages, Thriving Towns

Geography : Chapter 6 : Major Landforms of the Earth.

Chapter 6 : Civics : Rural Administration

Chapter 7 : Urban Administration

December History - Lesson 10 : Traders, kings & Pilgrims.

Geography - Lesson 8 : Climate, Vegetation and wild life.

Civics - Unit - IV : Chapter 8 : Rural Livelihood.

January History - Lesson 11 : New Empires & kingdoms.

Geography -Lesson 7 : Our Country - India

Civics : Chapter 9 : Urban Livelihood

February

History - Lesson 12 : Buildings, Paintings & Books.

Remark : 10% syllabus from term – I

Geography - Lesson 2 : Latitudes & Longitudes.

History - Lesson 6 : Kingdoms, Kings & an Early Republic.

Final Examination

SYLLABUS CLASS - VI Subject - General


2017-18 Knowledge

Month Course

June Chapter - 1 Incredible India. ,Chapter - 2 : Festivals

Chapter - 3 Timeline of India,

Chapter - 4 Timeline of the World.

July Chapter - 5 Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

Chapter - 6 Seven Forgotten Wonders of the World., Chapter -

7 India : Important Days.

Chapter - 8 World : Important Days.

Chapter - 9 India’s Superlatives.

Chapter - 10 World’s Superlative.

August Chapter - 11 Animals Superlative.

Chapter - 12 Fast Facts.,Chapter – 13 India : Sobriquets.,

Chapter - 14 World : Sobriquets.

Chapter - 15 India : Changed Names of Some Places.

Chapter - 16 World: Changes Names of Some Places.

September Half Yearly Examination

October Chapter - 17 : Riverside Cities of India.

Chapter - 18 Riverside Cities of the World.

Chapter - 19 Industrial Cities of India.

Chapter - 20 Industrial Cities of the World.

November Chapter 21 - India : Dynamic Personalities Nicknames.

Chapter 22 - World : Dynamic Personalities Nicknames,

Chapter 23 - National Parks and Sanctuaries, Chapter 24 -

Abbreviations.

December Chapter - 25 Scientific Instruments

Chapter - 26 Diseases, Chapter - 27 Branches of Knowledge,

Chapter - 28 All Purpose Terminology

January Chapter -29 Inventions, Chapter 30 - The Olympic Symbols.,

Chapter – 31 Planets of Our Solar system

Chapter - 32 Traffic Sings, Chapter 33 - Yoga

February Final Examination.



Subject - Moral Science

Month Course

June Chapter - 1 : Value of Time

July

Chapter - 2 The Poisonous Tree

Chapter - 3 Revolutionary Chandrashekhar Azad

Chapter - 4 Work is Worship

August Chapter - 5 Half a Knowledge is Dangerous

Chapter - 6 Hunger for Knowledge


October Chapter - 7 Value of Wisdom

Chapter - 8 Spy work

November Chapter - 9 Feelings and Emotions

Chapter - 10 Control your Attitide

December Chapter - 11 Bring Others Around to your Views.

January Chapter - 12 Effective Communication.

Chapter - 13 Listen to Understand.



Subject - Computer

Month Course

June Chapter - 1 : Computer : At a Glance.

Chapter - 2 : Windows 8 user accounts.

July Chapter - 3 Tables in Ms Word.

Chapter - 4 Working with power point.

August Chapter - 5 Micro soft Excel 2010.


October Chapter - 6 : Internet : Search Engine, E-mail

Chapter - 7 Depending against viruses.

November Chapter 8 - Programming language and

Methodology.

December Chapter 9 – Q. Basic Programming.

January Revision

February Final Examination



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