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CLASS VIII ANNUAL SYLLABUS SESSION - 2017-18
English Literature (New Pathway) Exam Content Brief Content
Unit Term 1 Unit 1 : Human Body
Unit 1 : Human Body
Section 1: My Big Brother – Premchand
Section 2: A Most Important Person – Margaret Weymouth
Jackson
Section 3: Mending Wall – Robert Frost
Unit Term 2 Unit 2: Nurturing Nature
Unit 2: Nurturing Nature
Section 1: Jungle In Jeopardy – Arun Kumar Dutta
Section 2 : Elephants Raid In The Kitchen – Cynthia Moss
Section 3: I Think I Could Turn And Live With Animals –
Walt Whitman
Half Yearly
Unit 1 : Human Body Unit 1 : Human Body
Unit 2 : Nurturing Nature Section 1: My Big Brother – Premchand
Unit 3: Conflict And Hope Section 2: A Most Important Person – Margaret Weymouth
Jackson
Unit 4: Pushing The Limits Section 3: Mending Wall – Robert Frost
Unit 2: Nurturing Nature
Section 1: Jungle In Jeopardy – Arun Kumar Dutta
Section 2 : Elephants Raid In The Kitchen – Cynthia Moss
Section 3: I Think I Could Turn And Live With Animals –
Walt Whitman
Unit 3: Conflict And Hope
Section 1: I Have A Dream – Dr Martin Luther King Jr
Section 2: Can We Change This? – Bama
Section 3: Sympathy – Paul Laurance Dunbar
Unit 4: Pushing The Limits
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Section 1: The Beginnings Of A Miracle – Hellen Keller,
Anne Sullivan
Section 2: Into The Snake Pit
Unit Term 3
Unit 4: Pushing The Limits Unit 4: Pushing The Limits
Unit 5: Circle Of Peace Section 3: Be The Best – Douglas Malloch
Unit 5: Circle Of Peace
One Thousand Cranes
Something He Shouldn’t Have Done – John Boyne
Unit Term 4
Unit 5: Circle Of Peace Unit 5: Circle Of Peace
Unit 6: Beyond The Evil Night Of The Scorpion
Unit 6: Beyond The Evil
Section1: The Red Headed League – Arthur Conan Doyle
Section 2: The Star Duck – Bill Brown
Final Term
Unit 4: Pushing The Limits Unit 1 : Human Body
Unit 5: Circle Of Peace Section 3: Mending Wall – Robert Frost
Unit 6: Beyond The Evil Unit 2: Nurturing Nature
Unit 7: Citizens Of The World Section 2 : Elephants Raid In The Kitchen – Cynthia Moss
Unit 3: Conflict And Hope
Section 2: Can We Change This? – Bama
Unit 4: Pushing The Limits
Section 1: The Beginnings Of A Miracle – Hellen Keller,
Anne Sullivan
Section 3: Be The Best – Douglas Malloch
Unit 5: Circle Of Peace
Section 1:One Thousand Cranes
Section 2: Something He Shouldn’t Have Done – John Boyne
Section 3: Night Of The Scorpion
Unit 6: Beyond The Evil
Section 1: The Red Headed League – Arthur Conan Doyle
Section 2: The Star Duck – Bill Brown
Section 3: The Old Wife And The Ghost – James Reeves
Unit 7: Citizens Of The World
Section 1:The Barber – William Saroyan
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Section 2:Yang The Youngest – Lensey Namioka
Section 3:Two Scavengers In A Truck, Two Beautiful People
In A Mercedes – Lawrence Ferlinghetti
ENGLISH GRAMMAR
BOOK: Adventures with Grammar and Composition Exam Content In brief
Unit test – 1
1. Determiners Determiners
2. Present Tense Definition
3. Past Tense Kind of Determiners
Articles, Omission the Articles
Possessives
Demonstratives
Distributives
Quantifiers
Interrogatives
Present Tense
Simple present – form and function
Present continuous – form and function
Simple present or present continuous
Present perfect – form and function
Present perfect continuous – form and function
Unit test – 2
4. Future Time Future time
5. Modals Future time reference – simple present ND SIMPLE
CONTINUOUS
6. Conditionals SIMPLE FUTURE – FORM: WILL, SHALL AND GOING
TO AND FUNCTION
FUTURE CONTINUOS – FORM AND FUNCTION
Future perfect – form and function
Future perfect continuous – form and function
Modals
Definition
Ability and possibility – can , could, be able to, may, might
Permission – can, could, may
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Request – can, could, will, would
Suggestions – can, could, shall, should
Wish – May
Necessity, Compulsion, obligation – should, must, ought to,
have/has to, need to
Prohibition, absence of necessity – mustn’t ought not to,
needn’t, don’t have to
Could have, should have
Conditionals
Introduction to conditionals
The first Conditional – the probable condition
The second Conditional 0 the improbable or imaginary
conditional
The third conditional – the unfulfilled or rejected condition
Half Yearly’s
1. Determiner Determiners
2. Present Tense Definition
3. Past Tense Kind of Determiners
4. Future Time Articles, Omission the Articles
5. Modals Possessives
6. Conditionals Demonstratives
7. Non – finite Verbs Distributives
8. Active and Passive Voice Quantifiers
9. Letter – Formal and
informal Interrogatives
10. Paragraph writing Present Tense
11. Email Simple present – form and function
12. Notice Present continuous – form and function
13. Diary entry Simple present or present continuous
14. Adjectives Present perfect – form and function
Present perfect continuous – form and function
Future time
Future time reference – simple present ND SIMPLE
CONTINUOUS
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SIMPLE FUTURE – FORM: WILL, SHALL AND GOING
TO AND FUNCTION
FUTURE CONTINUOS – FORM AND FUNCTION
Future perfect – form and function
Future perfect continuous – form and function
Modals
Definition
Ability and possibility – can , could, be able to, may, might
Permission – can, could, may
Request – can, could, will, would
Suggestions – can, could, shall, should
Wish – May
Necessity, Compulsion, obligation – should, must, ought to,
have/has to, need to
Prohibition, absence of necessity – mustn’t ought not to,
needn’t, don’t have to
Could have, should have
Conditionals
Introduction to conditionals
The first Conditional – the probable condition
The second Conditional 0 the improbable or imaginary
conditional
The third conditional – the unfulfilled or rejected condition
Non – Finite Verbs
Definition – Kind of Non – finite verbs
Infinitives – to infinitives, bare infinitives
Too and enough to make compact sentences
Participles – participles to join sentences, placing participles
Gerunds
Active and Passive Voice
Definition – Usage and Important points to remember
Identifying Passive voice
Tense
Differentiating present passive and past passive
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Future passive
Adjectives
Modals and infinitives in passive voice
Imperatives in passive voice
New headlines in passive voice
Letter – Formal and informal
Paragraph writing
Notice
Diary entry
Unit test 3
14. Adverbs Adverbs
15. Preposition Definition
16. conjunctions Forming adjectives
Degree of comparison
Commonly confused adverbs
Preposition
Definition
Preposition of time, place, direction and movement, manner
and possession
Prepositions often confused
Form – single word prepositions, complex prepositions,
participial prepositions
Conjunctions
Definition
And, but, or, so, because …….
Unit test 4
17. Phrases and clauses Phrases and clauses
18. Relative clauses Definition of a phrase – kinds of phrases
19. Sentences 1 Definition of a clause
Kind of clauses
Noun clauses
Adjective clauses
Adverb clauses
Relative clauses
Definition
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Forming relative clauses
Defining relative clauses and non defining relative clauses
Who, whom, whose, which, that
When, where, why, what
Omission of relative pronouns
Sentences 1
Simple sentences
Compound sentences – coordinate clauses
Complex sentences – subordinate clauses
Transformation of sentences – simple, complex and
compound sentences
Final term
1. Present Tense Determiners
2. Modals Definition
3. Conditionals Kind of Determiners
4. Non – finite Verbs Articles, Omission the Articles
5. Active and Passive Voice Possessives
6. Adverbs Demonstratives
7. Preposition Distributives
8. Conjunctions Quantifiers
9. Phrases and clauses Interrogatives
10. Relative clauses Present Tense
11. Sentences 1 Simple present – form and function
12. Sentences 2 Present continuous – form and function
13. Direct and Indirect Speech Simple present or present continuous
14. Punctuation Present perfect – form and function
15. Idioms and Phrases Present perfect continuous – form and function
16. Synonyms and Antonyms Future time
17. Letter – Formal Future time reference – simple present ND SIMPLE
CONTINUOUS
18. Email SIMPLE FUTURE – FORM: WILL, SHALL AND GOING
TO AND FUNCTION
19. Notice FUTURE CONTINUOS – FORM AND FUNCTION
20. Diary entry Future perfect – form and function
21. Report writing Future perfect continuous – form and function
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22. Story writing Modals
23. Newspaper headline Definition
24. Poster making Ability and possibility – can , could, be able to, may, might
25. Speech writing Permission – can, could, may
Request – can, could, will, would
Suggestions – can, could, shall, should
Wish – May
Necessity, Compulsion, obligation – should, must, ought to,
have/has to, need to
Prohibition, absence of necessity – mustn’t ought not to,
needn’t, don’t have to
Could have, should have
Conditionals
Introduction to conditionals
The first Conditional – the probable condition
The second Conditional 0 the improbable or imaginary
conditional
The third conditional – the unfulfilled or rejected condition
Non – Finite Verbs
Definition – Kind of Non – finite verbs
Infinitives – to infinitives, bare infinitives
Too and enough to make compact sentences
Participles – participles to join sentences, placing participles
gerunds
Active and Passive Voice
Definition – Usage and Important points to remember
Identifying Passive voice
Tense
Differentiating present passive and past passive
Future passive
Modals and infinitives in passive voice
Imperatives in passive voice
New headlines in passive voice
Adverbs
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Definition
Forming adjectives
Degree of comparison
Commonly confused adverbs
Preposition
Definition
Preposition of time, place, direction and movement, manner
and possession
Prepositions often confused
Form – single word prepositions, complex prepositions,
participial prepositions
Conjunctions
Definition
And, but, or, so, because …….
Phrases and clauses
Definition of a phrase – kinds of phrases
Definition of a clause
Kind of clauses
Noun clauses
Adjective clauses
Adverb clauses
Relative clauses
Definition
Forming relative clauses
Defining relative clauses and non defining relative clauses
Who, whom, whose, which, that
When, where, why, what
Omission of relative pronouns
Sentences 1
Simple sentences
Compound sentences – coordinate clauses
Complex sentences – subordinate clauses
Transformation of sentences – simple, complex and
compound sentences
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Sentences 2
Interchanging affirmatives and negative sentences
Interchanging degree of comparison
Interchanging interrogative and assertive sentences
Interchanging exclamatory and assertive sentences
Direct and indirect speech
Revision – direct and indirect speech
Punctuation
Changing personal pronouns and possessives
Reporting verbs – interrogatives, imperative and exclamatory
sentences\tenses
Time and place words
Reporting conversations
Omission of that
Punctuations
Capital letter
Apostrophe
Full stop
Question mark
Exclamatory mark
Comma
Inverted commas
Semicolon
Colon
Dash hyphen
Idioms and phrases
Synonyms and Antonyms
Letter – Formal and informal
Paragraph writing
Notice
Diary entry
Report writing
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Story writing
Newspaper headline
Poster making
Speech writing
HINDI Exam Content In Brief
Mode of Exam Chapters/ Units From ----- To----- Project / Activites
UNIT TEST-1
ikB 1 eaxy xhr]
ikB 2 lk,
ikB 1 Hkk"kk] cksyh] fyfi vkSj
O;kdj.k] ikB 2 o.kZ fopkj
ikB 4 orZuh fopkj] ikB & 36 eqgkojs
¼1&12½
ikB & 8 foijhrkFkZd 'kCn]
ikB & 9 JqfrlefHkUukFkZd 'kCn
UNIT TEST-2
ikB 3 og fpfM+;k ,d vykeZ ?kM+h Fkh ---------
ikB 4 ftl lekt esa rqe jgrs gks
ikB 5 v}Zjkf= dk lw;ksZn;
ikB 15 laKk] ikB 16 fyax] ikB 17 opu]
ikB & 18 dkjd]
ikB 36 eqgkojs ¼13&24½
ikB & 6 i;kZ;okph 'kCn
ikB & 7 vusdkFkZd 'kCn
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HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION
ikB 6 xksHkh dk Qwy] ikB 7 oDr] ikB 8
'kkafr
ikB 9 /kwicrh % cq>h&tyh !] ikB 10
rqylhnkl ds nksgs
ikB 5 'kCn fopkj] ikB 14 lekl] ikB 19
loZuke
ikB 20 fo’ks"k.k] ikB 21 fØ;k] ikB 22 dky
ikB & 36 yksdksfDr;k¡ ¼1&16½
&ikB 38 vifBr xn~;ka’k] ikB
40 laokn ys[ku ikB 43 i= ys[ku
¼vkSipkfjd i=½] ikB 44 vuqPNsn ys[kuA
UNIT TEST-3
ikB 11 xkSjk] ikB 12 rksM+rh iRFkj
ikB&3 laf/k ¼Loj laf/k½] ikB 23 fØ;k
fo'ks"k.k] ikB 24 laca/kcks/kd] ikB 25
leqPp;cks/kd] ikB 26 foLe;kfncks/kd] ikB
27 fuikr
ikB 32 okP;] ¼eqgkojs 25&36½
ikB & 10 ,dkFkZd izrhr gksus okys 'kCn
ikB & 11 vusd 'kCnksa ds fy, ,d 'kCn
UNIT TEST-4
ikB 13 izÑfr dk vfHk’kki] ikB 14 Mk;jh
ds i`"Bksa ls]
ikB&15 ekW¡! eq>s vkus ns !
ikB & 3 laf/k ¼ ;atu laf/k½] ikB 12 milxZ]
ikB 13 izR;;]
ikB 28 in&ifjp;] ikB 34 fojkefpg~u]
ikB 41 foKkiu ys[ku] ikB & 36 eqgkojs
¼37&47½
ikB & 30 v'kqn~/k okD;ksa dk la'kks/ku
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FINAL
ikB 16 dysaMj dykdkj] ikB 17 isze&jax
Mkjks] ikB&18 iapijes’oj] ikB&19
Øakfrdkfj;ksa dk riksou&vaMeku&fudksckj]
ikB 20 nks fodykax foHkwfr;k¡
ikB 3 laf/k ¼folxZ laf/k½] ikB 29 okD;
fopkj] ikB 31 inca/k]
ikB 33 okD; ifjorZu] ikB 35 vyadkj ikB
36 yksdksfDr;k¡ ¼17&32½
ikB 39 vifBr in~;ka’k] ikB 42 izfrosnu
ys[ku
ikB 43 i= ¼vukSipkfjd i=½] ikB 45 fuca/k
MATHEMATICS Mode of exam Name of unit/Chapters Activities/ Projects/ Experiment
CT 1
1.Rational Numbers 2.Exponents
Home Assignment, Lab Activity
UT 1
1.Rational Numbers 2.Powers and Exponents 3. Squares and Square Roots
Speed Test
CT 2
4. Cubes and Cubes Roots 5. Playing with Numbers 6. Algebraic Expressions and identities
Home Assignment, Lab Activity
UT 2
7. Factorization 8. Linear equations in one veriable 9. Application of percentage
2. Lab Activity
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TERM 1
1.Rational Numbers 2.Powers and Exponents 3. Squares and Square Roots 4. Cubes and Cubes Roots 5. Playing with Numbers 6. Algebraic Expressions and identities 9. Application of percentage 12. Understanding Quadrilaterals
3. Project work : 12. Understanding Quadrilaterals 4. Worksheets : 13. Representing Solids on paper
CT 3 10. Simple and Compound Intrest 1. Speed test, worksheets
UT 3
10. Simple and compound intrest 11. Direct and Inverse Variations 13. Representing Solid on Paper
Home Assignment, Lab Activity
CT 4 14. Construction of Quadrilaterals 15. Area of Polygons
Home Assignment, Lab Activity
UT 4
14. Construction of Quadrilaterals 15. Area of Polygons 16. Surface area and volume 17. Tabulation of data and its Representation
2. Lab Activity
19.Probability Revision of Final Exams
Home Assignment, Lab Activity
FINAL EXAM
2. Exponents 4. Cubes and cube roots 6. Algebraic expression and Identities L-10 TO L-19 18. Introduction to Line Graphs 19. Probability
3. Project work
SCIENCE Mode of Exam Chapters Project
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UT 1
1. CROP PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT 3. SYNTHETIC FIBERS AND PLASTICS 10. FORCE AND FRICTION
PROJECT:- ON FARMING BY HYBRID SEEDS
CT 1 10. FORCE AND FRICTION
UT 2
2. MICROORGANISMS 4. METALS AND NON-METALS 11. PRESSURE
PROJECT :- ON DEVELOPMENT OF VACCINE
CT 2 4. METALS AND NON-METALS
SA1
1. CROP PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT 2. MICROORGANISMS 3. SYNTHETIC FIBERS AND PLASTICS 4. METALS AND NON-METALS 10. FORCE AND FRICTION 11. PRESSURE 5. COMBUSTION AND FOSSIL FUEL 6. CONSERVATION OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS 18. POLLUTION OF AIR AND WATER
UT 3
7. CELL-STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS 12. SOUND 13. CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT
DIFFERENT CIRCUITS TO SHOW EFFECT OF CURRENT
CT 3 13. CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT
UT4
9. AGE OF ADOLSCENCE 15. LIGHT 16. STARS AND SOLAR SYSTEM
DESIGN YOUR OWN SATELLITE MODAL
CT4 9. AGE OF ADOLSCENCE
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SA2
2. MICROORGANISMS 4. METALS AND NON-METALS 10. FORCE AND FRICTION 7. CELL-STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS 12. SOUND 13. CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT 9. AGE OF ADOLSCENCE 15. LIGHT 16. STARS AND SOLAR SYSTEM 8. REPRODUCTION 14. SOME NATURAL PHENOMENA 17. HUMAN INTERVENTION IN NATURAL PHENOMENA
SOCIAL SCIENCE Mode of Exam Chapters
UT1 History:- L-1 Where, When and How Geography:- L-1 Resource Civics:- L-1 The Constitution
UT2 History:- L-2 Expainsion of British power in India Civics:- L-2 Understanding Secularism Geography:- L-2 Land,soil and water
FIRST TERM
History:- L-1 Where, When and How Geography:- L-1 Resource Civics:- L-1 The Constitution History:- L-2 Expainsion of British power in India Civics:- L-2 Understanding Secularism Geography:- L-2 Land,soil and water History:- L-3 Life under the British rule History: L-4Colonialism and tribal socities History:- L-5 Crafts and industries History:- L-6 The Revolt of 1857 Geography:- L-3 Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resource
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Geography:- L-4 Minerals and Power Resources Civics -L-3 The Union legilature and Executive Civics:- L-4 Judiciary
UT 3 History-L-7 Education under the British rule Geography L-5 Agriculture Civics L-5 The police and the courts
UT 4 History L-8 Indian Renaissance:Women and caste reform Civics L-6 Marginalised and social justice Geography L-6 Industries
SECOND TERM
History L-8 Indian Renaissance:Women and caste reform Civics L-6 Marginalised and social justice Geography L-6 IndustriesHistory-L-7 Education under the British rule Geography L-5 Agriculture Civics L-5 The police and the courtsHistory l-9 Colonialism and Urban change History:- L-10 Changes in the arts-painting,literature&architecture History:- L-11 The National Movement History L-12 The struggle for freedom History-L-13 India after Independence Civics:- L-7 Public facilities and social justice Civics:- L-8 Laws on economic activities. Geography L-7 Industries-comparative case studies Geography:- L-8 Human Resources History:- L-6 The Revolt of 1857 Geography:- L-2 Land,soil and water Civics -L-3 The Union legilature and Executive
Computer Science
UT 1
L-1 Introduction To Computers : Chart Preparation: Topic: Hubs and Switches using Internet
Networking (Descriptions)
Test yourself (FA-1 pg. - 143)
UT 2
Creating a database 'School
Examination System' to help the
L-2 Learn To Use Microsoft Access 2010
Examination in-Charge to manage
Test yourself (FA-2 pg. - 144) the examination and academic
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details of the students.
SA 1
L-1 Introduction To Computers : Creating a Web page 'Showing linking from Webpage 1 to Webpage 2
Networking
Test yourself (FA-1 pg. - 143)
L-2 Learn To Use Microsoft Access 2010
Test yourself (FA-2 pg. 144)
L-3 Queries, Forms And Reports In
Microsoft Access 2010
L-4 Introduction to HTML
OPTIONAL TOPICS: Open Office Practical: "Animated Life Cycle of a butterfly" using Flash Software
(Pg.-94-102)
Model Test Paper (SA-1 pg. - 144)
UT 3 L-5 Creating Webpage Using HTML Project: Topic: 'An E-governance project operating in India using Internet'
Test yourself (FA-3 pg. - 146)
UT 4 L-6 More on Adobe Flash Professional CS6
Poster Making: Topic: 'Importance of Ethics'
Test yourself (PSA pg. - 146)
SA2
L-5 Creating Webpage Using HTML
Test yourself (FA-3 pg.146)
L-6 More on Adobe Flash Professional
CS6
L-7 More on Internet PowerPoint Presentation Topic: 'Social Networking Websites' with their advantages and disadvantages.
L-8 Computer Ethics, Crime And Security
OPTIONAL TOPICS: Adobe Photoshop
CS6, More On Java (BlueJ/Net Beans),
Windows Movie Maker (Pg. 103-137)
Simulation: Ticket Reservation (138)
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Model Test Paper (SA-2 Pg. 147)
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
Mode of Exam Chapters/Units Project/ Activities
CT(1) Ch-4, Ch-6, Ch-7, Newspaper Reading
Flag Code of India
Static G.K(Space Center in India)
UT1 Ch-4, Ch-6, Ch-7, Ch-8 Quiz
Current Event of May
Static G.K(Airports in India)
CT(2) Ch-10, Ch-20, Ch-21 Quiz and Collarge Making Competetion
Current Events of July
Static G.K (Dams and Folk dances of India)
UT2 Ch-10, Ch-20, Ch-21, Ch-22, Ch-23
Current Events of August
Static G.K (Stadium in India)
Term 1 UT1, UT2
CT(3) Ch-25, Ch-26, Ch-27 Quiz and Newspaper Reading
Current Events of October
Static G.K (Waterfall in India)
UT 3 Ch-25, Ch-26, Ch-27, Ch-28, Ch-29 Power Point Presentation Competetion
Current Events of November
Static G.K(Important Day)
CT(4) Ch-30, Ch-31, Ch-32
Current Events of December
Static G.K(Famous Temple in India)
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UT 4 Ch-33, Ch-36
Current Events of January
Static G.K(Ports in India)
TERM 2 UT-1, UT-2, UT-3, UT-4
APTITUDE
UT 1 1. Analogy, 2. Series, 3.Classification, 4. Ranking
SPEED TEST 1
UT 2 5. sequence 6. Puzzle Time, 7. Coding - Decoding
SPEED TEST 2
TERM 1
8. Blood Relation 9.Direction Sense test, 23. Quick Multiplications, 24. Mathematical operations, 20.Ages, 21. Greatest/Smallest numbers,22.Sum of First N natural numbers
UT 3 12 Analogy 13. Patterns, 14. Classification SPEED TEST 3
UT 4 15.Mirror Images, 16.Water Images, 17. Cubes and cuboids
SPEED TEST 4
TERM 2
10. Venn diagrams,11. vocabulary ,18. Rotating Dice, 19. Making Designs, 25.BODMAS Rule, 26. Data Analysis, 27. Diagonals in the polygon
SANSKRIT
Mode of Exam Chapters/ Units From ----- To----- Project / Activites
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UNIT TEST-1 ikB & 1 iz;Ru'khykuka nsoks·fi lgk;d%
ikB & 2 varjkf"Vª;% ;ksxfnol%
O;kdj.k & /kkrq:ikf.k yV~] y`V~ ydkj
izR;;k% Drok] Y;i~
laL—r 'kCndks"k
UNIT TEST-2
ikB & 3 vLekda i;kZoj.ke~
ikB & 4 ekrqy panz! ¼dfork½
O;kdj.k & /kkrq:ikf.k yM~-] yksV~
ydkj izR;;k% rqequ~] Dr
laL—r 'kCndks"k&2
HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION
ikB & 5 fo'oL; ØhMk{ks=s HkkjrL; }s
rkfjds
ikB & 6 nsfg y{ka rrks es
ikB & 7 uhfr'krde~] ikB & 8
lax.kddkO;e~ ¼dfork½
O;kdj.k & /kkrq:ikf.k &fof/kfyax
ydkj
miin foHkfDr & f}rh;k] r`rh;k]
prqFkhZ foHkfDr
'kCn:ikf.k & bdkjkUr] bZdkjkUr]
dk;Zif=dk ¼1]2½
laf/k & O;atu laf/k
UNIT TEST-3 ikB & 9 fons'ks"kq laL—r & f'k{k.ke~
ikB & 10 ekr`&fir`HkDr% Jo.kdqekj%
O;kdj.k & izR;;k% Drorq] rO;r~
laL—r 'kCndks"k&3
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UNIT TEST-4 ikB & 11 dks·bZduky%
ikB & 12 lkfgR;lq/kk
O;kdj.k & izR;;k% vuh;j~] 'kr`] 'kkup~
ifjf'k"V% i;kZ;okfpu%
FINAL TEST
ikB & 13 vLekda iokZf.k] ikB & 14
yksHkL; nq"VQye~
ikB & 15 ijh{kk ¼dfork½] ikB & 16
izdk'kL; ijkoZrue~ vioZua p
O;kdj.k % 'kCn:ikf.k& fde~ ¼loZuke
iqfYyax] uiqaldfyax½] loZ ¼loZuke
iqfYyax] uiaq-½ miinfoHkfDr & iapeh]
"k"Bh] lIreh fo-
laf/k & folxZ laf/k] dk;Zif=dk ¼3]4½]
le;%
1-Term
ikB & 1 iz;Ru'khykuka nsoks·fi lgk;d%
ikB & 4 ekrqy panz! ¼dfork½
ikB & 7 uhfr'krde~
FRENCH
Mode of Exam Chapters/Units From April To September Project / Activities
CT1
CH-0 - Decouvrons La France Connaisance general de la France CH-1 Belles Images, Les Adjectifs,Les Noms Pluriels
Oral Activity based on the Chapter covered
UT1 CH- 2 Voici Paul ! Decrire quelq'un,La Place Des adjectifs
Introduction ,oral ,personal information, oral conversation,project work based on the chapters
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CT2
CH-3 Les habits conjuguer les trois groupes de verbes IR,RE,ER CH-4 Les animaux du zoo les nombre ordinaux,les adjectifs possessifs
UT2
CH-4 Les animaux du zoo les nombre ordinaux,les adjectifs possessifs CH-5 Comment fait-il? Decrire les quatre saisons ,expressions avec "FAIRE" et "AVOIR"
TERM 1
CH-0 - Decouvrons La France CH-1 Belles Images CH- 2 Voici Paul ! CH-3 Les habits CH-4 Les animaux du zoo CH-5 Comment fait-il?
CT3 CHAP-6 Au travail Apprendre les negation,Conaitre les differents professions
Project / Activites based on the chapter
UT3
CHAP-7 Chez Clara les prepositions, les verbesirregulier CHAP-8 La maison de Marie articles contractes,conjugations de verber "tir"
Project / Activites based on the chapter
CT4 CH-9 Bon Appetit Les articles partitifs,les d'une journee,les verbes irreguliers .
UT4
CH-9 Bon Appetit Les articles partitifs,les d'une journee,les verbes irreguliers CH-10 Ma ville,mon quartier Poser des questions,conjugaisons des verbes irreguliers