Months FOOTPRINT WITYOUT FEET Reading/Writing GrammarTotal working days

Prose PoetryApril 1. A Letter ToGod

2. Nelson Mandela 3. Two Stories about Flying- I His First… II Black Aeroplane

1. Dust Of Snow 2. Fire and Ice 3. A Tiger in The Zoo

1. The Triumph of Surgery 1.Formal letter of varieties 1. Determiners 2.Tenses 3. Passive Voice

21

June 3. Two Stories about Flying- I His First… II Black Aeroplane

4.1 How to Tell Wild Animals 4.2 The Ball Poem

2. The Thief’s Story 3. The Midnight Visitor

2. Formal letter of varieties 4. Modals 5. Sub-Verb Concord

13

July 4. From The Diary Of Anne 5. Amanda 4. The Question Of Trust 3. Formal Letter- To continue 6. Narration 27

FIRST FLIGHT

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July 4. From The Diary Of Anne Frank 5. The Hundred Dresses-I 6. The Hundred Dresses-II

5. Amanda 6. Animal

4. The Question Of Trust 5. Footprints Without Feet 6. The Making Of a Scientist

3. Formal Letter- To continue 4.Analytical Paragraph Writing

6. Narration 7. Clauses

27

August 7. Glimpses Of India 8. Mijbil The Otter

7. TheTrees 8. Fog

7. The Necklace 8. The Hack Driver

4.Analytical Paragraph Writing ( Continue)

8. Preposition 21

September

9. Madam Rides The Bus 9. The Tale Of Custard The Dragon

Revision Revision Revision

26October 10. The Sermon at

Benaras 11. The Proposal

10. For Anne Gregory 9. Bholi 10. The Book that Saved The Earth

4.Analytical Paragraph Writing ( Continue)

Subject Enrichment Activity

20

November Revision Revision Revision Revision Subject Enrichment Activity

19

December Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision 25December Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision 25172

60% Syllabus for Mid Term Exam- First Flight-Prose: Lesson No. 1-6,Poem No. 1-6, Footprints without Feet- Lesson No. 1-6 Grammar: Topics of grammar to be covered as per the CBSE Curriculum Writing: Topics of Writing skill to be covered as per the CBSE Curriculum

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SYLLABUS SPLIT OF MATHEMATICS

2020-21 CLASS 10TH

Month No of working days Units

April 21 • Real number

• Polynomial

• Pair of linear equation in two variables.

June 13 • Quadratic equation

• Arithmetic progression

July 27 • Triangle

• Coordinate geometry

• Introduction to trigonometry

August 21 • Some application of trigonometry

• Circles

• Construction

September

26 • Area related to circle

• Revision and mid term exam.

October 20 • Statistics

• Surface area and volume

• Probability

NOTE: For mid term exam(60% syllabus i.e., from chapter 1 to 9 as per NCERT book.)

SPLIT-UP OF SYLLABUS SESSION 2020-2021

CLASS-X SUBJECT -SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

MONTH NO.OF

WORKING

DAYS

DETAIL SYLLABUS

APRIL 21 Life Processes, Chemical Reactions and equations, Light –

Reflection and Refraction

MAY nil

JUNE 13 Management of Natural Resources, Acids, Bases and Salts, Human

Eye and Colorful World, ,

JULY 27 Control and Coordination, Metals and Non- Metals, Electricity

AUGUST 21 Magnetic effects of electric current, Carbon and its Compounds,

Our Environment /How Do Organism Reproduce.

SEPTEMBER 26 How Do Organism Reproduce, Carbon And Its Compounds.

REVISION

HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION 60% OF SYLLABUS

OCTOBER 20 Heredity And Evolution, Periodic Classification of Elements,

Sources of energy.

NOVEMBER 19 REVISION

DECEMBER 24 REVISION

JANUARY - REVISION/ANNUAL ACTIVITIES(PRACTICAL EXAMS)

FEBRUARY - REVISION/ANNUAL ACTIVITIES(PRACTICAL EXAMS)

TOTAL 171

30% PRE- MID TERM SYLLABUS (CLASS-X)

S.NO. NAME OF CHAPTER

1. Chemical Reactions and equations

2. Life Processes

3. Management of Natural Resources,

4. Light – Reflection and Refraction

5. Human Eye and colourful world

60% MID TERM SYLLABUS (CLASS-X)

S.NO. NAME OF CHAPTER

1. Chemical Reactions and equations

2. Acids, Bases and Salts

3. Metals and Non- Metals

4. Life Processes

5. Control and Coordination

6. Management of Natural Resources

7. Light – Reflection and Refraction

8. Human Eye

9. Electricity

D.A.V. PUBLIC SCHOOLS, CG ZONE

Class X– SOCIAL SCIENCE (CODE NO. 087) 2020-21

Units Marks I India and the Contemporary World - II 20 II Contemporary India - II 20 III Democratic Politics II 20 IV Understanding Economic Development 20 Total 80

0.

Months

TOPIC Total No. of

Days

April 1.-Geo:Resource and Development

His:1.The Rise of Nationalism in

Europe

Civ: 1.Power Sharing

21

June Civ: 2.Federalism

Geo: 2.forest and wildlife

1. Eco: Development

13

PRE- MID TERM

SYLLABUS(30%) -HISTORY:

LESSON -1, CIVICS: 1 AND 2,

ECONOMICS: LESSON 1

GEOGRAPHY: LESSON 1 & 2

July

2.Nationalism in India

3.Water Resources

4. Agriculture

5.Minerals and Energy Resources

2. Sectors of Indian Economy

27

August 3.Democracy and Diversity

4.Gender ,Religion and Caste

His:.Any one theme from Sub-unit

1.2 (Livelihoods ,Economics And

Societies) i.e chap-3 or 4

3. Money and Credit

21

September 6.manufacturing Industries

5& 6.pressure groups & political

parties

Revision of Mid-Term Syllabus

(60%)

HISTORY: LESSON 1 & 2

CIVICS: 1, 2,3 & 4

ECONOMICS: LESSON 1,2 & 3

GEOGRAPHY: LESSON 1 & 2, 3,4

26

October 7. Lifelines of national Economy.

4.Globalization and the Indian

Economy

5.Consumer Rights(project only)

7&8.Outcomes of Democracy and

Challenges of Democracy

5. Print Culture and the Modern World

20

Note: List of maps, design of question paper and details/list of project work, as per CBSE syllabus of 2020-21.Two lessons of geography(2.forest and wildlife and 3.water resources)and three lessons of civics(democracy and diversity, pressure groups and movements and challenges of democracy) are to assessed through periodic tests only i.e. pre mid-term,mid-term and post-mid-term examinations, and will not be evaluated in board examination.

November Revision

19

December Revision Post-Mid-Term Exam/ 1st pre board

(100% of syllabus)

25

January 2nd Pre Board Exam

February Revision