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SYLLABUS 2018 -19

CLASS V

ENGLISH

APRIL ’18 Reader L-5 A French Lesson

P-3 Downhill On A Bicycle

Make sentences grudge,glimpse,sarcasm,annoyance,courtsey

Grammar L-3 Nouns, L-4 Nouns : Number,

L-5 Nouns : Gender, L-6 Nouns: Case

Comprehension L-32 Passage 1 (Pg 148)

Creative Writing Paragraph- Describing A Person

Antonyms accept,active,appoint,arrive,attack,begin

Synonyms able,accuse,adequate,admit,adorn,advantage

Homophones accept/except,accident/incident,answer/reply

Idioms red letter day , at an arm’s length

Similes as busy as a bee , as strong as a bull

Phrases back up , back out

Composition Picture Composition (Source: Smart Class-Cordova Worksheet)

Declamation First Day In My New Class

Writing & Writing ,2, 3

Story Telling The Wonderful Prize

MAY’18

Reader L-6 One Friday Morning

L-1 The Iron Beam

Make Sentences acceptance, discourage, familiar, beamed with pride

misfortune, business, try his luck, intention

Grammar L-7 Adjectives

L-8 Adjectives: Degree of Comparison

L – 1 The Sentence

L-2 Subject & Predicate

Comprehension Source : Cordova Worksheet

Creative Writing Paragraph- Importance of Education

Antonyms believe,bless,bravery,bright,cheerful,coarse

Synonyms afraid,allow,annual,anger,assistance,,astonish

Homophones assure/insure,award/reward,board/bored

Idioms a piece of cake , to break the ice

Similes as brave as a lion , as clear as crystal

Phrases call back , call off


Writing & Writing Page 4, 5, 6

Story Telling Boy Who Would Never Learn

JULY’18 Reader L -8 Susruta

P-7 Day By Day I Float My Paper Boats

Make sentences cataracts, frantic, sterilized, disfigured, pioneer

Grammar L-9 Articles, L-10 Pronouns

L–11 Personal Pronouns

Comprehension L-32 , Passage 2 (Pg -149)

Creative Writing Notice Writing

Antonyms confess,danger,dead,deep,entrance,former

Synonyms awkward,bad,begin,behavior,big,certain

Homophones cast/caste,childlike/childish,coarse/course

Idioms at the eleventh hour , in full swing

Similes as innocent as a lamb , as fat as a pig

Phrases carry on , catch up

Composition Paragraph- An Autobiography Of A Bicycle

Based on pictures and clues

Class Activity Role Play (Pg-66)


Story Telling The Little Tree

AUGUST ’18 Reader L-2 The Golden Swan

L-4 The Little Bully

Make sentences harvest, impact, rituals, witty, exemplary

eagerly, shrimps, yelled, tease, lobster

Grammar L-12 Verbs

L-13 The Tense

L-14 Simple Present Tense

L-15 Simple Past Tense

L-16 Simple Future Tense

Comprehension L-32, Passage 3 (Pg 151)

Creative Writing Message Writing (Pg 168)

Paragraph- Our National Flag

Antonyms friend,friendship,guilty,health,hit,hope

Synonyms charming,comprehend,conceal,concise,contempt,dangerous

Homophones complement/compliment,continual/continuous,council/counsel

Idioms at sixes and seven , make up one’s mind

Similes as dry as a bone ,as sharp as a knife

Phrases cast aside , cut down


Declamation Role Of Computer In A Student’s Life


Story Telling The Paper Doll

SEPTEMBER’18 Reader L-15 Ubuntu

P-9 The Tree

Make sentences anthropologist, tempted, cooperation, customs, teamwork

Grammar L – 17 Continuous Tense

L – 18 Perfect Tense

L – 19 Modals

Comprehension L-32, Passage 4 (Pg-152)

Creative Writing Informal Letters (Pg-161)

Paragraph- My Favourite T.V. Program

Antonyms increase,inner,interior,junior,knowledge

Synonyms daring,dear,decrease,defect,disclose,disease

Homophones custom/habit,deny/refuse,desert/dessert

Idioms a wet blanket , on and off

Similes as light as a feather , as cunning as a fox

Phrases give up , keep up

Activity Dialogue Completion (Pg-101)


Story Telling The Stubborn Kite

OCTOBER’18 Reader L-10 The Throne Of Justice

P-12 Books

Make sentences amazed, courage, solemn, throne, worthy

Grammar L-21 Subject Verb Agreement

L-22 Adverbs

L-23 Comparison of Adverbs

Comprehension L-32, Passage 5 (Pg153-154)

Creative Writing Paragraph- An Ideal Student

Antonyms lend,lenient,minium,modern,natural,often

Synonyms dull,eager,enemy,entire,esteem,famous

Homophones doubt/suspect,farmer/former,famous/notorious

Idioms with flying colours , black and white

Similes as sick as a dog , as old as the hills

Phrases look for , look at


Class Activity Role Play (Pg-112)


Story Telling Quarrel Of Cheese And Carrot

NOVEMBER’18 Reader L-13 I Must Feed My Mother

Make Sentences tossed, good turn, splendid, suitable, reward

Grammar L – 24 Prepositions

L-28 Punctuation and Capital Letters`

Comprehension L-32, Passage 6 (Pg- 155)

Creative Writing Paragraph- Value Of Time

Antonyms oral,pardon,permanent,pleasure,positive,praise

Synonyms fast,fight,haste,injure,invasion,lazy

Homophones graceful/gracious,hail/hale,honorary/honourable

Idioms with open arms , slow and steady

Similes as proud as a peacock, as fit as a fiddle

Phrases wear out , see off

Declamation My Favourite Festival


Story Telling Puffed Up Percy

DECEMBER’18 Reader L-11 The Topper

P-14 This Is Going To Hurt Just A Little Bit

Make sentence appreciate, disheveled, stumbled, nervous, whispered

Grammar L-26 Conjunction

L – 25 Correct use of prepositions

L-27 Interjection

Creative Writing Formal letter- Applications (Pg-164)

Paragraph- An Ideal Teacher

Antonyms proud,public,poverty,quick.quiet,real

Synonyms mercy,mistake,old,pitiful,polite,praise

Homophones industrious/industrial,lessen/lesson,loan/lone

Project Means of Mass Communication


Class Activity Role Play


Story Telling Scholastic Award Winning Story

JANUARY’19 Reader L-17 The Wizard Of Oz I

Make Sentences adventures, converse, promptly, good gracious, tipped over

Grammar L- 20 Active and Passive voice

Comprehension L-32 Passage 7 (Pg-156)

Creative Writing L-37 Diary Entry (Page 170)

Antonyms reward, rough, rude, smile, special, straight

Synonyms pretty, proud, quiet, rash, rude, scold

Homophones lovable/lovely, memorable/memorial, oar/ore

Idioms pros and cons, in high spirits

Similes as steady as a rock , as gentle as lamb

Phrases run out of , put up

Composition Picture Composition

Paragraph- Event Description: Our Sports Day


Story Telling Bugsy Bear’s New Car

FEBRUARY’19 Reader L-18 The Wizard Of Oz II

Make sentence willingly, beast, chasing, experienced, fortunately

Grammar L – 29 Direct and Indirect Speech

Comprehension Passage 8 (Pg-157)

Creative Writing Paragraph- An Autobiography of a School Desk

Antonyms superior, tragic, victory, virtue, wild, wisdom

Synonyms daring, dear, decrease, defect, disclose, disease

Synonyms small, strong, suitable, surrender, timid, trust

Homophones pore/pour, profit/prophet, propose/purpose

Idioms part and parcel, through thick and thin

Similes as quick as lightning, as playful as kitten

Phrases get off, drop in


Class Activity Dialogue Completion (Pg-101)


Story Telling The Worth Of Salt

MARCH’19 Reader P-16 The Frog And The Bird

Grammar Revision (Parts of speech, Tenses and Reported Speech)

Creative Writing Paragraph Writing, Story Writing and Diary Entries

Writing & Writing Page 31, 32

Story Telling Mr Todd Makes Tea

Note:- Editing, Omitting of a passage to be done regularly.

Syllabus for English Worksheet

Class-V

Project:

Term I: Internet Term II: Beti Bachao

Beti Padao

Terms I II

English

Spelling

Worksheet

L-1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 15 Synonyms(April-Sep)

Antonyms (April-Sep) and GK Words

Reader L- 10, 11, 13, 17, 18 Synonyms (Oct-

Feb) Antonyms (Dec-Jan) and GK Words

English

Worksheet

I II III IV

Reader L-5, 6, 1 Poem-3 L-8, 2, 4 Poem-7 L-10, 13 Poem-12 L-11,17 Poem-14

Grammar L-3,4,5,7,8,12

Homophones

(April-May)

Similes (April-May)

Idioms (April-May)

Paragraph Writing

& Comprehension

L-9,10,12,14,15,16

Homophones (Jul-Aug)

Idioms (Jul-Aug)

Phrasal Verbs (Jul-Aug)

Notice Writing

& Comprehension

L-21, 22, 23, 24, 28

Homophones (Oct-

Nov)

Similes (Oct-Nov)

Phrasal Verbs (Oct-

Nov)

Informal Letter

& Comprehension

L-20, 25, 26, 27

Homophones (Dec-

Jan)

Phrasal Verbs (Dec-

Jan)

Idioms (Dec-Jan)

Similes (Dec-Jan)

Picture Composition

& Comprehension

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MATHEMATICS

APRIL’18 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 1 : Numbers and Numeration

Chapter 2 : Roman Numerals

Dodge Table 2 to 18

Activity (a) To represent phone number of your parents in Indian

as well as International place value chart

(b) To represent dates of important events into Hindu-Arabic

and Roman numerals

MAY’18 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 3 : Operation on Whole Numbers

Table 19

Dodge Tables 2 to 18

Activity To replace the question mark with appropriate number in

given problems

JULY’18 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 3 : Operation on Whole Numbers (continued),

Chapter 4 : Multiples and Factors

Table 20


Activity (a) To complete Factor Tree of given numbers

(b) To Replace the blanks in the given number by applying

Divisibility Test

AUGUST’18

Together With New Mathematics Chapter 5 : Fractions


Activity To solve the puzzle

SEPTEMBER’18 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 6 : Decimals

Chapter 7 : Money


Activity (a) To understand Decimals by arranging them into ascending

order and solving the puzzle

(b)To find out expenditure on visit to the park by making bill

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OCTOBER’18 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 8 : Percentage

Chapter 9 : Profit and Loss

Dodge Table 2 to 20

Activity To compare the marks obtained by ten classmates in Maths

worksheet using percentage

NOVEMBER’18 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 10 : Measurement


Activity (a) To understand measurement by Choosing the correct unit

(b) To complete the given sequence of numbers

DECEMBER’18 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 11: Speed, Distance and Time


Activity To solve the puzzle

JANUARY’19 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 12 : Basic Geometrical Concepts


Activity (a) To use the nets of different solid shapes

(b) Making and colouring of different patterns using compass

FEBRUARY’19 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 13 : Triangles and Quadrilaterals


Activity (a) Making of quadrilateral using two triangles having at

least one side equal

(b) To find area of irregular shape using graph paper

MARCH’19 Together With New Mathematics Chapter 14 : Perimeter, Area and Volume

Chapter 15 : Data Handling


Activity Represent shoe size of all the students in the section using Bar

graph.

Syllabus for Worksheet

Worksheet I II III IV

Chapter No. 1 and 2 4 and 5 6. 8 and 9 11 and 12

Mental Math April and May July and August Sep ,Oct and

Nov

Dec and Jan

Project : Term 1 : : To collect the data of house numbers, year of birth and phone numbers of any

five

friends/relatives and make a factor tree to find HCF.

Term 2 : To find the dimensions,area and volume of different objects in your classroom. Note : Revision of Tables will be done regularly.

Mental Maths (30 sums) will be done every month.

Vedic Maths will be done weekly.

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Note : Explanation, Back Exercise, Question-Answers, Worksheets from the book(CCE Worksheets) will

be done as per the chapters done in the class.

APRIL’ 18

Chapter- 1 How Does Our Body Work ? Diagrams (a) Digestive System , Respiratory System , Excretory

System

Activities (a) To show the models of different organ systems

(b) To make a flow chart of oxygen & carbon dioxide

flowing in the body

(c) To make a flow chart to review the process of

digestion

(d) To make a model of different kinds of teeth

Group Activities (a) To measure the chest span during inhalation &

exhalation with a measuring tape

(b) To compare the similarities and differences between

human body and machines

Chapter- 7 Our Country Activity (a) To mark all the states on a political map of India

Group Activity (a) To discuss about the physical features of India with

the help of a map

Chapter- 2 Bones And Muscles Diagrams (a) Different types of muscles, Rib Cage

Lab Activities (a) To show a model of human skeleton

(b) To show models of different types of joints

Activities (a) To mark the bones on a chart of human skeleton

(b) Cross word puzzle

MAY’ 18

Chapter- 23 Study Of Plants

Diagrams (a) Various stages of seed germination

(b) Parts of a flower

(c) Pollination

Activities (a) To show embryo in a soaked bean

(b) To show a slide of stomata

(c) To show different kinds of roots

(d) To show that water , air and warmth are the three

conditions required for the growth of a seed

JULY ’ 18

Chapter- 8 The Great Himalayas

Activities (a) To mark the Himalayan Range on a political map of

India

(b) To find and mark some important hill ranges in a

political map of India

Chapter- 22 Seeing Is Believing Activities (a) To show some transparent , opaque and translucent

objects & make a list of them

(b) To observe tiny objects with the help of a

magnifying glass and a microscope

Chapter- 25 Protecting Plants And Animals

Activities (a) To mark National Parks & Wild Life Sanctuaries on

the political map of India

(b) To draw a cycle of biotic & abiotic factors

(c) To make a flow chart of biotic & abiotic

components of the environment

AUGUST ’ 18

Chapter- 3 Cleanliness And Prevention Of Diseases Activities (a) To show a table showing vaccination against

diseases

(b) To show slides of different microbes

(c) Cross word puzzle

Group Activities (a) Discussion on seasonal diseases , infection and how

communicable diseases spread

(b) To prepare ORS (Oral Rehydration Solution)

Chapter-9 The Northern Plains Activities (a) To mark the Northern Plains on a political map of

India

(b) To mark the states of the Northern Plains & their

capitals on the political map of India

Chapter- 24 Help I Can’t Breathe Activity (a) Make a poster to bring awareness of environmental

pollution to put it up on the notice board .

SEPTEMBER’ 18

Chapter- 26 Natural Calamities Diagram (a) Signs of NGO

Activities (a) To make a list of Secretary Generals of the UN ,

appointed since its foundation and the countries

they belong to.

(b) To write about some NGOs that provide aid to the

affected people and also their full forms. (other than

those given in the book)

Group Activity (a) To discuss the essential commodities to be sent to

help the people affected by a natural calamity

Chapter- 10 The Deccan Plateau Activities (a) To mark the rivers of the Deccan Plateau on a

political map of India

(b) To mark the states and their capitals of Deccan

Plateau on the political map of India

OCTOBER’ 18

Chapter- 11 The Coastal Plains Activities (a) To mark the Coastal Plains and the group of Islands

on a political map of India

(b) Make a model of plateau

Chapter- 18 The Shrinking World Activity (a) To find out the names of four major International

Airports of India

Activity (a) To paste pictures of various means of mass

communication

Group Activity (a) To discuss the ways in which better means of

transport have helped us

NOVEMBER’ 18

Chapter- 20 Force, Work And Energy Activity (a) To show friction on different surfaces with the help

of balls

Chapter- 12 The Great Indian Desert Activities (a) To mark the Thar Desert on a political map of India

(b) To make a model of an oasis

Chapter- 13 British Rule In India

Activity (a) To paste the pictures of all the leaders who led the

revolt of 1857

Group Activity (a) A play depicting the poor state of farmers. Include in

it the feeling of the soldiers towards the new

cartridges which led to the revolt.

(During British rule)

DECEMBER ’ 18

Chapter- 5 Eating Right Group Activities (a) To discuss about some essential foods & food they

love to eat & its effect on health

(b) To discuss why milk is almost a complete food

Chapter- 14 Indian National Movement Activity (a) To paste the pictures of some social reformers

Group Activity (a) Enactment of Swadeshi Andolan

Chapter- 21 Materials And Their Properties Diagrams (a) Arrangement of molecules in solid , liquid and gas

Activity (a) To test the solubility of different substances

JANUARY’ 19

Chapter- 15 Towards Independence

Activities (a) To paste the pictures of some freedom fighters

(b) To find out the details of any one of the freedom

fighters and present it on a chart

Group Activity (a) Enactment of the scene at Jallianwala Bagh

massacre and other related movements by the

freedom fighters

Chapter- 19 Simple Machines Diagrams (a) Levers of class 1 ,2 & 3

(b) Simple Machines – Screw , Inclined plane , Wheel

& Axle , Jack

Activities (a) To demonstrate various kinds of lever

(b) To make a model of pulley & wheel & Axle

arrangement

(c) Cross word puzzle

FEBRUARY’ 19

Chapter- 16 Birth of A Nation Diagram (a) National Symbols

Activities (a) To paste the pictures of Rashtrapati Bhawan &

Parliament House

(b) To prepare a model booklet of the Constitution

Group Activity (a) Enactment of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

Chapter- 6 Mapping The World Activities (a) To draw different symbols used in maps

(b) To show continents & oceans on a world map

(c) To mark the equator, axis , longitudes and latitudes

on a plastic ball

MARCH’ 19

Chapter- 17 A New Dawn Activity (a) To write down the names & paste the pictures of the

symbols of the major political parties in India

Chapter- 4 Living Safely Diagram (a) Some common road signs

Activity (a) To make a first aid box

Syllabus for EVS Worksheets

I II III IV

1 , 2 , 7 3 , 8 , 9, 22 , 23 10 , 11, 25 , 26 5 , 13 , 14 , 20 , 21

Project (Term 1) Planets

Project (Term 2) Types of Simple Machines

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

NOTE:10 Questions related to current affairs to be done every month. Quiz ,spellings,mental ability to be

done regularly.

April’18 Pages 5,10,15,20,25,29

May’18 Pages 6,11,16,21,26,30

July’18 Pages 7,12,17,22,27,31

August’18 Pages 8,13,18,23,32

September’18 Pages 9,14,19,24,28,33,Assessment-1,2

October’18 Pages 34,40,46,52,58,64

November’18 Pages 35,41,47,53,59,65

December’18 Pages 36,42,48,54,60,66

January’19 Pages 37,43,49,55,61

February’19 Pages 38,44,50,56,62

March’19 Pages 39,45,51,57,63, Assessment-3,4

COMPUTER SCIENCE

APRIL' 18 Chapter – 1 Operating System

Introduction, Features of an Operating System, Structure of an Operating

System, Types of Operating System.

Activity Write a paragraph on Computer and their uses in specific fields such as

publishing, advertising etc.

Write a paragraph on 'Our Earth'.

MAY'18

Chapter – 1 Operating System

Various Operating System, User Interface, Differentiate between

CUI and GUI OS

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Summer Season'.

Write a paragraph on 'Bones and Muscles'.

JULY'18 Chapter – 2 Formatting in MS Word

Introduction, Features of Ms Word, Font Attributes, Change case,

Working with objects, Alignment, Line Spacing.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Cleanliness and Prevention of Diseases'.

Prepare document on 'Uses Of Internet'.

Make a document on 'Living Safely'.

AUGUST'18 Chapter – 3 MS Word and Its Graphics

Introduction, Clip Art, Shapes, SmartArt, WordArt, Watermark,

Header and Footer, Theasures.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Towards Independence’.

Use Invert colors and draw 'Rakhi' and write paragraph on same.

Write a paragraph on 'Janamashtmi'.

SEPTEMBER'18

Chapter – 4 Internet

Introduction, World Wide Web (WWW), Web Browser, Electronic Mail,

Website, Searching on the net Creating an e-mail account, Composing and

Sending an Email.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'The Great Himalayas'.

Prepare a document on 'Environmental Pollution'.

Make a document on 'Eating Right'.

OCTOBER'18 Chapter – 5 Power Point Presentation

Introduction, Creating a New Presentation, Viewing and Organizing slides,

Creating slides, Inserting Slide Number.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Dussehra'.

Write a paragraph on 'Mahatma Gandhi Ji'.

NOVEMBER'18 Chapter – 6 More on MS PowerPoint

Applying spell check, Slide Layouts, Types of slide layouts, Changing the

slide layout.

Activity Make a presentation on 'Diwali'.

Prepare a document on 'Work, Force and Energy'.

Draw a designer 'Diwali Card' for your friend on Diwali.

DECEMBER'18 Chapter – 7 Introduction to MS Excel

Opening a New Workbook, Components of Worksheet, Move around a

Worksheet, Move to a New worksheet, Inserting a New worksheet.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'Christmas'.

Design a broacher for 'Sports Day' in your school, Make it attractive with

help of pictures, Word Art, borders etc

JANUARY'19

Chapter – 7 Introduction to MS Excel

Working with Workbook, Quick Access Toolbar.

Activity Make presentation on 'Republic Day'.

Write a paragraph on ‘Advertising and Designing’d.

FEBRUARY'19 Chapter – 8 MS Publisher

Introduction, Features of MS Publisher, Starting Publisher, Microsoft

Publisher Workspace, Creating Publication using Templates, Opening a

Publication, Saving Publication.

Activity Write a paragraph on 'E - Mail'

Make Presentation on 'Air we Breathe'.

Final Practical of MS Excel.

MARCH'19 Revision

Activity Write uses of multimedia in Ms – word.

CLASS V

LIFE SKILL

APRIL’18 Honesty

MAY’18 Teamwork

JULY’18 Celebrating Diversity

AUGUST’18 Nurture the Nature

SEPTEMBER’18 Doing Your Best

OCTOBER’18 Sustainable Development

NOVEMBER’18 Responsibility: Rights & Duties

DECEMBER’18 Being Compassionate

JANUARY’19 Personal Safety

FEBRUARY’19 Caring, Choose Your Role Model

ART AND CRAFT APRIL’18

Drawing File Introduction of Colour Wheel

Drawing File Animal study

Aesthetics pg.,3 ,4,5and6

MAY’18

Drawing File Human Figure study

Aesthetics pg.,7,8and9

JULY’18 Drawing File Poster Designing

Aesthetics pg.,10,11,12and13

AUGUST’18 Drawing File Rainy Season

Aesthetics pg:,13,14and15

SEPTEMBER’18

Drawing File My Favourite Festival

Aesthetics pg:16,17and18

OCTOBER’18 Drawing File Pencil Shading

Aesthetics pg.19,20and21

NOVEMBER’18 Drawing File Indian Game

Aesthetics pg:22,23 ,24and25

DECEMBER’18

Drawing File Airport Scene

Aesthetics pg:25,26and27

Craft Project File

JANUARY’19 Drawing File Circus Show

Aesthetics pg.28,29.30,and31

FEBRUARY’19 Drawing File Jungle Scene

Aesthetics pg.32,33,34,35 and 36

MARCH’19 Drawing File Holi Scene

Aesthetics pg:37,38,39,40 and 44

MUSIC

APRIL’18 Sargams 1 to 5 On Harmonium

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Warmup Exiceses : Quick quick quick quick quick quick quick

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha MAY’18

Geet vkbZ rht lqgkuh #r eLrkuh djrh nhokuh vkvks >wyk >wysa vkbZ rht lqgkuh 1 fey&tqy dj lc ihax c<+k,¡ izse ls jguk lcdks fl[kk,a¡ FkksM+k bByk,a¡ FkksM+k mM+&mM+ tk,¡ #Bksa dks euk,a¡ chrh ckrksa dks Hkwyk,¡ vkvks >wyk >wysa vkbZ rht lqgkuh 2 ckxksa esa eksj iihgk cksys dkuksa esa oks e/kqjl ?kksys eu eksjk Mksys vkSj dqN&dqN cksys jkt fnyksa ds xgjs ;s [kksysa vkvks >wyk >wys vkbZ rht lqgkuh

JULY’18 Song Spring is here -2

How do you think I know

We just saw a blue bird

That is how I know

Spring is here -2


I just saw a blue bird

That is how I know

Do the bird walk and strut your thing

Do the bird walk

Flap your wings

Do the bird walk

Do any thing

And look around for another

Spring is here -2


I just saw a bee

That is how I know

Do the bee walk and strut your thing

Do the bee walk

Flap your wings

Do the bee walk

Do any thing

Geet ekVh&ekVh eSa ekVh&ekVh rw &2 ekVh dk ;gk ru ekVh gS gj lwa ekVh ls lc vk;k gS] lc ekVh esa fey tk,xk dqnjr gS ixyk dqEgkj tkus dSls ?kM+k cuk,xk dqnjr dh djuh dks rw dkgs le>s Hkwy gS vks ekVh ds balka dgns >wBs rsjs vlwy gSa ekVh dks lhus ls yxk ds dgns ekVh eq>s dcwy gS &2 esjh ekVh eq>s dcwy gS ekVh&ekVh eSa ekVh&ekVh rw &2 ekVh dk ;gk ru ekVh gS gj lwa gj lkt+ xk, lwj xkrk ;gka xhrks dh Hkjekj gS gj xhr fny dks Nw tk,xk lksp esa tks FkksM+k I;kj gS dqnjr ij dlrk yxke ;s dSlk rsjk tuwu gS viuk ys ekVh eu esa uQjr ;s fQtwy gS ekVh dks lhus ls yxk ds dgns ekVh eq>s dcwy gS &2 esjh ekVh eq>s dcwy gS ekVh&ekVh eSa ekVh&ekVh rw &2

AUGUST’18

Song Rain may be falling and

Lightning fill the sky

But the sun is rising

God is on my side

Wind may blow around me

And thunder may go Boom

Clouds are disappearing

Your light is shining through

Never give up

Cause he’s always there

Never give up

Anytime , anywhere

Never give up

Cause he’s always there

Remember god is always by your side…

Geet oDZrq.kMa egkdk; lw;ZdksfV leizHkw fofoa/k dq#esa nso loZdk;s’kq loZnk lq[kdjrk nq[kgjrk us fo/u dks Vkyk uSuksa esa Nyds gS d#.kk dk I;kyk lq[kdjrk nq[kgjrk us fo/u dks Vkyk uSuksa esa Nyds gS d#.kk dk I;kyk vaxksa ij dslfj;k ysiu mht;kyk d.k esa nuds gS eksfrHkkjk dk eky t; nso] t; nso t; eaxy ewfrZ nj”ku djrs gh gj dkeuk iwfrZ t; nso] t; nso t; eaxy ewfrZ nj”ku djrs gh gj dkeuk iwfrZ “ks[kj ;s rsjk uxhuk ls pj.kk xksjh d¡qoj rw euHkkou cM+k

“ks[kj ;s rsjk uxhuk ls pj.kk xksjh dq¡oj rw euHkkou cM+k ghjksa ds eqdqV ls peds ;s /kjk ctrk gS #u>qu pj.kksa esa dMk t; nso t; nso t; eaxy ewfrZ nj”ku djrs gh gj dkeuk iwfrZ t; nso t; nso t; eaxy ewfrZ nj”ku djrs gh gj dkeuk iwfrZ

SEPTEMBER’18

Geet loZL; cqf) #is.k tuL; âfn lafLFkrs LoxkZioxn nsoh ukjk;.kh ueksLrwrs Dky dLrkfn #is.k ifj.kke iznkf;uh foLoL;ksa ijrkS lDR;S ukjkj.kh ueksLrqrs

loZ eM~xay &eM~-xY;s f”oks lokZFkZ lkf/kds “kj.;s =;Ecds xksjh ukjk;.kh ueksLrqrs Lkf’V fLFkfr fouklkuk “kfDr Hkwrs lukruh xq.kkJ;s xq.ke;h ukjk;.kh ueksLrqrs

“kj.kkxr fnukrZ ifj=k.k ijk;.ks loZLrfrZ gjs nsoh ukjk;.kh ueksLrqrs gal ;qDr foeku LFka czkã #i /kkfj.kh dkSlEHk% {kfjds nsoh ukjk;.kh ueksLrqrs f=”kqy pkUnzkfg /kjs egk o`’kHkokfguh egs”ojh Lo#is.k ukjk;.kh ueksLrqrs e;wj dqDdqVk or̀s egk “kfDr /kjs uk/ks dkSekjh #i laLFkkus ukjk;.kh ueksLrqrs

Song Welcome to the family

We are glad that you have come

To share your life with us

As we grow in love and may we always be to you

What god would have us be

A family always there to be strong and to lean on

May we learn to love each other

More with each new day

May word of love be on our lips in everything we say

….. May we learn to love each other

More with each new day

May words of love be on our lips

In everything we say

May the spirit melt our hearts

And teach us how to pray

That we might be a true family

OCTOBER’18

Geet Jh jke gjs] t; jke gjs &2 jke uke esa gS ikjl ef.k tks yksgs dks Hkh Lo.kZ djs Jhjke gjs t; jke gjs HkDrksa ds Hko rkjd jke Jhjke t; jke t; t; jke nq’Vksa ds lagkjd jke Jhjke t; jke t; t; jke---- gjs jkek & 2 Tkc Hkh uSu ewa¡nw tc Hkh uSu [kksy¡w Jh jke cksyks t; Jh jke cksyks jke d`ik fuf/k U;k;ewrhZ os lcdh >ksyh Hkjrs gS jke dks fcu tkus tu mu ij ij O;FkZ gh “kadk djrs Loa; dks rks ml #i esa ik, & 2 Tkks ftl Hkko ls /;ku /kjs Jhjke gjs] t; jke gjs &2 HkDrksa ds Hko rkjd jke Jhjke t; jke t; t; jke nq’Vksa ds lagkjd jke Jhjke t; jke t; t; jke---- gjs jkek & 2

NOVEMBER’18 Song Every move I make, I make in you

You make me move, (Jesus)

Every breath I take I breath in you

Every step I take, I take in you

You are my way (Jesus)


Na, Na Na Na Na Na Na

Na Na Na, Na Na Na Na Na Na

Every move I make, I make in you






Waves of mercy Waves of grace

Everywhere I look I see your face

Your love has captured me

Oh my God, this love, how can it be?



Every move I make, I make in you






Waves of mercy Waves of grace

Everywhere I look I see your face

Your love has captured me

Oh my God, this love, how can it be?



DECEMBER’18

Geet oS’.ko tu rks rsus dfg;s ts ihM+ ijkbZ tk.ks js ij nq[ks midkj djs rks;s eu vfHkeku uk vk.ks js oS’.ko tu rks rsus dfg;s ts ldy yksd eku lgwus ons fuank u djs dsuh js okp dkN eu fu”py jk[ks /ku&/ku tuuh rsjh js oS’.ko tu rks rsus dfg;s ts le n`f`"V us r`̀".kk R;kxh ij L=h tsus ekr js ftg~ok Fkdh vlR; uk cksys ij /ku uo tkys gkFk js oS’.ko tu rks rsus dfg;s ts ihM+ ijkbZ tk.ks js

JANUARY’19 Revision Republicday song

FEBRURAY’19

Geet ukxsUngkjk; f=ykspuk; HkLekxjkx; egs”ojk; ukxsUngkjk; f=ykspuk; HkLekxjkx; egs”ojk; fuR;k; “k)k; fnxEckj; rLeS udkjk; ue% f”kok; fuR;k; “k)k; fnxEckj; rLeS udkjk; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; eUnkfduh lfyy pUnu pfpZrk; uUnh”oj izeFkukFk egs”ojk; eUnkfduh lfyy pUnu pfpZrk; uUnh”oj izeFkukFk egs”ojk; eUnkjiq’Ik cgqiq’Ik lqiwftrk; rLeS ldkjk; ue% f”kok; eUnkjiq’Ik cgqiq’Ik lqiwftrk; rLeS ldkjk; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; f”kok; xkSjh cnkukCt o`Un lw;kZ; n{kk/ojuk”kdk;

Jh uhyd.Bk; o`’k/otk; rLeS f”kdkjk; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok; ue% f”kok;

MARCH’19

Geet yc is vkrh gS nqvk] cu ds reUuk esjh ¼Ldwy Mk;jh½ Revision July songs

SYLLABUS 2018-19

CLASS V

DANCE

APRIL’18 Song Rolex (Bhangra)

MAY’18 Song Rolex (Bhangra)

JULY’18 Song Suno Gor Se (Patriotic)

AUGUST’18 Song Ala Re Ala

SEPTEMBER’18 Song Aigiri Nandini

OCTOBER’18 Song Revision

NOVEMBER’18 Song Deck The Rooftop

DECEMBER’18 Song Malhari (Bollywood)

JANUARY’19 Song Makeba (Hip- Hop)

FEBRUARY’19

Song Namo Namo

MARCH’19 Song Revision

YOGA

Q1 What is Yoga ?

Ans The word yoga means ‘Unity or Oneness’ and is derived from the Sanskrit word Yuj which means

‘to join’ (soul and body)

Q2 Importance of Yoga ? Ans Yoga is the science of right living. It works on all aspects of the person: the physical, vital, mental,

emotional , psychic and spiritual.

Q3. What is Asana? Ans. Asana means the state of being physically and mentally

steady, calm quite and comfortable

Q4. What is Pranayam? Ans. The word Pranaynam comprises of two roots: Prana plus

Ayama, Prana means vital energy. Ayama means life force. Pranayam is generally defined as breath

control.

APRIL- MAY’18 1. Suryanamaskar

Benefits: a) It improves eye-sight.

b) It exercises all the body parts.

2. Vriksasana

Benefits: a) It develops concentration

b) It help to maintain the balance of our body.

3. Garudasana

Benefits : a) It cures pain in the knees.

b ) It strengthens elbow, wrist and fingers.

4. Anulom- VilomPranayam

Benefits: a) It removes cough and cold.

b) It removes all types of mental and physical stress.

JULY’18 1. Gomukhasana

Benefits a) It exercises our shoulders.

b) It is very good for chest muscles.

2. ArdhaMatsyendrasana

Benefits : a) It tones the nerves of the spine.

b) It massages the abdominal organs.

• Practice of Suryanomaskar and Pranayam.

AUGUST’18

1. Simhagarjansana

Benefits : a) This is an excellent asana for preventing ailments of throat, nose, ears and

mouth.

2. Ushtrasana

Benefits: a) It removes pain in the neck

b) It isvery good for the digestive and reproductive system.

• Practice of Suryanamaskar and Pranayam

SEPTEMBER’18

Revision : Gomukhasana

ArdhaMatsyendrasana

Simhagarjanasana

Ushtrasana

Grudasana

Vriksasana

• Practice of Suryanamaskar and Pranayam.

OCTOBER’18

1. Chakrasana

Benefits: a) It provides exercise to the shoulder joints.

b) Chakrasana is beneficial for the nervous, digestive and glandular systems.

2. KapalbhatiPranayam

Benefits: a) It has cleansing effect on the lungs.

b) It is very beneficial in migraine pain

• Practice ofSuryanamaskar and Pranayam.

NOVEMBER’18 1. Naukasana

Benefits: a) It increases our height.

b) It stretches all the muscles of our body.

2. Dhanurasana

Benefits: a) It has curative effect upon the disorder of the

spinal cord

• Practice of Suryanamaskar and Pranayam.

DECEMBER’18 Revision : Chakrasana

Naukasana

Dhanursana

Garudasana 2. BhastrikaPranayam

Benefits a) It exercises the sound box

b)It removes ‘Tonsil problem.

JANUARY’19 1. Halasana

Benefits : a) It strengthens the abdominal muscles.

b) It increases blood circulation to the whole body.

2. Paschimottanasana

Benefits : :a) It reduces extra fat from the stomach.

b) It exercises back bone.

• Practice of Suryanamakar andPranayam.

FEBRUARY’19 1. Sarvangasana

Benefits : a) It is very good for digestive, reproductive, nervous

and endocrine system.

2. BhramariPranayam

Benefits : a) It exercises the sound box.

b) It removes disorders of throat.

MARCH ‘19

1. Revision : Halasana

Paschimottanasana

Sarvangasana

Chakrasana

• Practice of Suryanamasakar and Pranayam.

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