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CLASS: VII SUBJECT: English

Prescribed Books: Publisher

1. New Communicate in English Ratna Sagar

2. Gem’s English Grammar Ratna Sagar

Note : Annual Exam Portion i.e.20% of Half Yearly Portion: Course book: Gulli – Danda, Packing for The

Journey. Grammar: Sentences, Subject - Verb Agreement.

Writing : Notice

Month Working Days Chapter /Topics Project/Activity

April 20

Course Book: Hopscotch, Gulli - Danda, The Echoing Green Grammar: Sentences, Nouns, Articles Writing; Notice

Enrichment activity Pg.No:23 Course Book

May/June 18

Course Book : Those Six Days, Around The World in 80 Days Grammar: Present Tense, Past Tense, Future Tense Writing: Diary Entry

Enrichment activity Pg. No : 40 Course Book

July 23

Course Book: A Trek Through the Himalayas, Henry: A Chameleon , Packing For The Journey, Foolish Questions Grammar: Determiners, Pronouns , Adjectives Writing: Speech Writing

Enrichment Activity Pg.No : 63 From Course Book

August 20

Course Book: One Earth to One World, The Stranger, Where the Mind is Without Fear Grammar: Subject- Verb Agreement, Phrases and Clauses, Speech Writing: Informal Letter

September 9 Revision of Half Yearly Exam, Vocabulary 1 , Punctuation 1 ,Revision 1.

October 13

Course Book: Sir Lawley’s Ghost ,The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, The Little Green Orchard. Grammar; Verbs 1,Verbs 2,Modals,Phrasal Verbs Writing: E-Mail

Collage Making

November 18

Course Book: Apologize!, On Being Sarah, The English Lesson Grammar -Voice, Prepositions, Conjunctions Writing-Paragraph Writing

A Visit to a school Garden.

December 16

Course Book : Salim and Tansen, Mahabalipuram Grammar -Adverbs , Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences. Writing- Formal Letter

January 17 Course Book: The Fabulous, Fabled Silk Road. Grammar - Vocabulary 2, Punctuation 2, Revision 2

February 10 Revision of Annual Examination

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Subject: Maths

Book Prescribed : R.S.Agarwal Publisher : Bharti Bhawan

Month No of Working Day

Chapters Activity

April 20 1 integers 2 fraction 3 Decimal

1

May 3 4 Rational number

June 15 5 Exponents 6 Algebraic Expressions

July 23 7 Liner Equation 8 Ratio and proportion 13 lines and Angles

2

August 20 14 Properties of parallel lines 18 reflection and rotational Symmetry 19 three dimensional shapes

4,9

September 9 Revision and Half Yearly Exam

October 13 9 Untiary Method 10 Percentage

November 18 11 Profit and loss 12 Simple Interest

December 16 15 Properties of Triangles 16 Congruence 17 Construction

5,6,8

January 17 20 Mensuration 21 collection and Organistaion of data ( mean, median and mode) 22 Bar graph 23 Probability

February 10 Revision and Annual Exam

Note : 20% of Half yearly portion will be included in annual exam. i.e Ch-6

Algebra & Ch-3 Decimals.

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PHYSICS

BOOK PRESCRIBED : LAKHMIR SINGH’S PUBLICATION: S. CHAND SCHOOL BOOKS

MONTH WORKING DAYS

CHAPTERS / TOPICS TO BE COVERED ACTIVITY / PROJECT / PRACTIVAL

APRIL

20

CHAPTER -13 MOTION AND TIME

1) MOTION 2) SPEED 3) Units of Speed 4) Numerical Based on Speed 5) Uniform & Non Uniform Motion 6) GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF MOTION 7) Time

ACTIVITY TO MEASURE THE SPEED OF A BALL MOVING ALONG THE GROUND.

MAY 03 1) SIMPLE PENDULUM

JUNE

15

CHAPTER – 8, WINDS, STORMS AND CYCLONES

1) AIR EXERTS PRESSURE 2) AIR EXPANDS ON HEATING 3) HOW WIND IS PRODUCED 4) WIND IS PRODUCED DUE TO UNEVEN

HEATING ON THE EARTH BY THE SUN.

TO SHOW THAT AIR AROUNDS US EXERT PRESSURE

JULY

03

CHAPTER – 8, WINDS, STORMS AND CYCLONES 1) HIGH SPEED WINDS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY

REDUCED AIR PRESSURE 2) THUNDERSTORM 3) CYCLONE 4) TORNADO

TO SHOW THAT HIGH SPEED WIND ARE ACCOMPANIED BY REDUCED AIR PRESSURE

AUGUST

20

CHAPTER – 4, HEAT 1) HOT AND COLD 2) TEMPERATURE 3) MEASURING TEMPERATURE 4) LABORATORY THERMOMETER 5) CLINICAL THERMOMETER 6) TRANSFER OF HEAT 7) CONDUCTION 8) CONVECTION IN WATER 9) CONVECTION IN AIR 10) RADIATION

ACTIVITY TO SHOW THE CONDUCTION OF HEAT.

SEPTEMBER 19

1. ABSORBERS OF HEAT RADIATION 2. EMITTERS OF HEAT RADIATION 3.IMPORTANCE OF COLOUR OF OBJECTS IN EVERY DAY LIFE

Revision & Half Yearly Portion Ch.-4 ,8,13

OCTOBER

13

CHAPTER – 14, ELECTRIC CURRENT AND ITS EFFECT 1) ELECTRIC CIRCUIT 2) EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT

7

NOVEMBER

18

CHAPTER – 14, ELECTRIC CURRENT AND ITS EFFECT

1) HEATING EFFECT OF ELECTRIC CURRENT 2) MAGNETIC EFFECT OF ELECTRIC CURRENT

ACTIVITY TO MAKE AN ELECTROMAGNET

DECEMBER

16

CHAPTER – 15 LIGHT 1) LIGHT TRAVELS IN STRAIGHT LINES 2) REFLECTION OF LIGHT\

JANUARY

17

CHAPTER – 15, LIGHT 5) SPHERICAL MIRROR 6) SPHERICAL LENSES 7) DISPERSION OF LIGHT

ACTIVITY TO SHOW THAT WHITE LIGHT CONSISTS OF SEVEN COLOURS.

FEBRUARY

19

5) REVISION & Annual Examination Portion Ch-4,14,15

Chemistry Text Book :-Lakhmir Singh’s Science

Month W.Days Chapters/Contents Activity/Projects

April

May

June

July

20

03

15

23

Chapter 5- Acids,Bases and Salts Indicators for testing Acids and

Bases. Types of Acids: mineral acids

and organic acids. Acid rain and its

effects.Neutralisation reaction and

application of acid and base in

everyday life.

Salts-Neutral Salts, Acidic Salts and

Basic Salts.

Chapter 6-Physical and Chemical

Changes.

Physical changes-Characteristics of

physical changes. Differences

between physical and chemical

change. Rusting-causes of rusting,

prevention from rusting,

Galvanisation, Crystallisation.

Chapter 6-Physical and Chemical

Changes.(contd.)-

Applications of physical and chemical

changes.

Chapter 16- Water: A Precious

Resource

Forms of water, groundwater as an

important source of water, Water

table and Aquifer, Scarcity of water.

Preparation of chart to show

colour of indicators in acid and

base.

Litmus paper and turmeric

used to identify acid and base

Burning of magnesium ribbon

is a chemical change.

Draw a well labelled diagram

of water cycle.

8

August

September

October

November

December

January

February

20

19

13

18

16

17

19

Chapter- Water: A Precious

Resource (contd.) Mismanagement of water, proper

management of water,Rainwater

harvesting,Revival of Bawris and drip

irrigation,Effects of water scarcity on

plants.

Exercise and Revision.

Half Yearly Examination

Portion- L- 5,6 and 16.

Chapter 3- Fibre to Fabric

Animal fibres –Wool and Silk, Indian

breeds of sheep, production of wool,

occupational hazard, Sorter’s disease.

Chapter- Fibre to Fabric (contd.) Silk, life history of Silk Moth,

processes in silk production, Natural

silk and Artificial silk, health hazards

in sericulture.

Chapter 18- Waste Water Story Sewage and its composition, sewers

and sewerage system, Waste water

treatment plant, some good

housekeeping practices.

Chapter- Waste Water

Story(contd.)

Sanitation and disease, septic tanks,

composting pits, chemical toilets,

vermin processing toilets and

aeroplane toilets. Sanitation in public

places.

Exercise and Revision.

Annual Examination.

Portion- L- 3,18 and 6

Chart preparation to show rain

water harvesting, Bawrisystem

, check dam, Drip irrigation.

Draw diagram to show life

cycle of silk moth.

Preparation of chart showing

waste water treatment plant.

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Biology

Month W.Days Chapters/Contents Activity/Projects

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

20

03

15

23

20

19

13

18

Chapter 1-Nutrition in plants

Modes of nutrition-Autotrophs,

Heterotrophs. Photosynthesis – conditions

necessary for photosynthesis. Importance

of photosynthesis. Modes of nutrition in

plants-Parasite, saprophytes, symbiosis,

Insectivorous plants. How are nutrients

replenished in the soil.

Cell- Plant cell and Animal cell.

Chapter 2-Nutrition in Animals

Mode of nutrition in Animals, Human

digestive system, Structure and function

of teeth and tongue, Ruminants-Digestion

in grass eating animals, Unicellular

organism.

Chapter 10- Respiration in organisms.

Respiration- Aerobic and Anaerobic

respiration. Breathing, Breathing rate,

mechanism of breathing. Respiration in

Humans. Breathing and respiration in

other animals. Respiration in plants.

Chapter 11- Transport in Animals and

Plants.

Circulatory system. Blood-Component of

blood. Heart and Blood vessels. Working

of the circulatory system. Excretion in

animals. Transport in plants.

Exercise and Revision

Half Yearly Examination.

Portion- L-1,2,10 and 11.

Chapter 9- Soil

Formation of soil, Soil profile,

composition of soil, soil and crops, types

and properties of soil, soil erosion and its

prevention, soil pollution and its

prevention.

Chapter 12 –Reproduction in Plants

Methods of reproduction in plants,

vegetative propagation, sexual

reproduction in plants, Pollination and

fertilization, Germination of seeds,

Dispersal of seeds and fruits.

To grow fungus on bread.

Draw a well labelled

diagram of human

digestive system and

ruminants.

To demonstrate the

mechanism of breathing.

To show that exhaled air

has carbon dioxide.

Make a model of human

heart and excretory

system.

Draw a diagram of soil

profile.

To show that soil contains

water.

Collect five seeds and

write its method of

dispersal.

10

December

January

February

16

17

19

Chapter 7- Weather, Climate and

Adaptations of Animals to Climate.

Weather,Weather report, Climate-Factors

which effect climate, Climate and

Adaptation, Polar regions-Polar

bear,Penguins, Migration, Tropical

rainforests-Big cats, Elephant, Toucan,

Red Eyed frog, Monkey, Lion tailed

Macaque.

Chapter 17- Forests- Our Life line.

Forest-Components of forest, Structure of

forest, Importance of forest, Effect of

destruction of forests and conservation of

forests.

Exercise and Revision.

Annual Examination.

Portion- L-9,12, 7,17 and 1

Draw a well labelled

diagram of flower.

To collect the weather

reports of one week and

record the information.

Draw a food chain and

food web.

Collect five products that

we get from forests.

SOCIAL SCIENCE

Book Prescribed Publication

New learn well Holy Faith International Pvt. Ltd.

Month Working Days Chapter Project / Activity

April 20 His-Chapter -1:Where, When and How

Ch-2: New Kings and Kingdoms

Civics- Ch-1: Democracy

Geo- Ch-1: The Environment in totality

Ch-2: Earth’s Interior

Model making from Ch-2

and Ch-3

May & June 18 His- Ch-3: The Delhi Sultanate

Civics- Ch-2: Institutional Representation of Democracy

Geo- Ch-2: Cont..

Ch-3: Changing face of the Earth

July 23 H- Ch-4: The Mughal Empire

C- Ch-3: State Government

G- Ch-4: Composition and Structure of the Atmosphere

Ch- 5: Elements of weather and climate

August 20 H- Ch-5: The Architecture of the Mughals

C- Ch-4: Role of the Government in Health Care

G- Ch-6: Water: Its distribution and circulation

September 09 Revision and Half yearly Exam Half Yearly portion:

Syllabus from April-Aug.

October 13 H- Ch-6: Towns, Trades and Crafts persons

C- Ch-5: Understanding Media and Advertising

G- Ch-7: Natural Vegetation and Wildlife

Diagram from Ch-8 and

map work from Ch-10 &

Ch-11

November 18 H- Ch-7: Social Changes :- Mobile and Settled

communities

Ch-8: Popular beliefs and religions debates.

C- Ch-6: Role of gender in social and economics aspects

G- Ch-8: Settlement, Transport and Communication

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December 16 H- Ch-9: The Flowering of Regional Cultures

C- Ch-7: Markets Around Us

G- Ch-9: The Tropical and sub-tropical regions

Ch-10: Life in Temperate Grasslands.

January 17 H- Ch-10: The Political Formations in the 18th century

G- Ch-11: Life in Decent Regions

February 10 Revision and Annual Exam

Notes: Annual Exam Portion: Annual portion i.e. Syllabus from Oct- Jan and 20% from Half Yearly portion i.e.

H- Ch-4: The Mughal Empire C- Ch-3: State Government G- Ch-2: Earth Interior

Computer

Book Prescribed: Computers for School Volume VII Publication: MICA EDUCOM Author: Sanjay Jain

Month Wise Syllabus Break-up Month W.D. Chapter/Topic April+May 20+3 Lesson – 1 Computer Hardware

Lab Activity:-

Demonstrating various hardware components June 15 Lesson – 2 Internet: Online Surfing.

Lab Activity:-

Perform Activities given on Page no. 22 & 32. July 23 Lesson – 3 Database

Lab Activity:-

Perform Activities given on Page no. 46 & 49. August 20 Lesson – 4 Reports in Database

Lab Activity:-

Perform Activities given on Page no. 55, 60 & 63. September 09 Revision and Half Yearly Examination October 13 Lesson – 5 Beginning with HTML Lab Activity:-

Perform Activities given on Page no. 70,72,75,77 &80. November 18 Lesson – 6 Tags in HTML

Lab Activity:-

Perform Activities given on Page no. 86,90,93 & 102 December 16 Lesson – 7 Animation in Scratch

Lab Activity:-

Perform Activities given on Page no. 115,118,119,121 & 124

January 17 Lesson – 8 Working in Linux Lab Activity:-

Perform Activities given on Page no. 135 February 10 Revision and Annual Examination* *Annual Examination Portion:- Lesson-1,5,6,7 and 8.

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General Knowledge

Prescribed Book: Publication

Know as you grow Saphire Publishers

April 1.Animal Kingdom

May 2. Plant Kingdom

June 3. Environment

July 4. life skills

5. Science and Technology

August 6. India our motherland

Sept. 7.The world around

Oct. 8. Language and Literature

Nov. 9.Mixed Bag

10. Entertainment

Dec. 11.Sports

Value Education

Prescribed Book: Publication

Know as you grow Saphire Publishers

April 1. Being Considerate

May 2. Common Cause

June 3. Responsible Citizenship

July 4. Fellow Feeling

5.Being Truthful

August 6. Protect Animals

Sept. 7.Thinking Beyond Self

Oct. 8.Fighting Barriers

Nov. 9.Sprit of Enquiry

10.Understaning the Elderly

Dec. 11. Freedom and Democracy

Jan 12. Everyone is equal