MONTHLY SYLLABUS SESSION CLASS-VII SUBJECT : SCIENCE (PRATIBHA) - Physical changes - Chemical changes - Rusting of Iron - Crystallisation
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1 MONTHLY SYLLABUS SESSION--18 CLASS-VII SUBJECT : SCIENCE (PRATIBHA) MONTHS LESSON DETAILS ACTIVITIES April Ch-3 Fibre to Fabric Animal Fibres- Wool and Silk - Wool - Silk 1. Draw/paste pictures of animals whose hair is used as wool. 2. Draw/paste stages of the life history of silk moth. May Ch-6 Physical and Chemical changes - Physical changes - Chemical changes - Rusting of Iron - Crystallisation 1. Activities of physical changes 2. Activities of chemical changes July Ch-1 Nutrition in Plants Mode of Nutrition in plants. Photosynthesis food making process in plants. 1. To show light is essential for photo synthesis. 2. Collect leaves of different 1
2 Other modes of nutrition in plants Saprotrophs colours. 3. Growing fungi on a bread. Ch-2 Nutrition in Animals Digestion in humans Digestion in Grass eating animals. Feeding and digestion in Amoeba. 1. To know effect of saliva on starch. 2. To study Fig. 2.2, 2.3, Fig. 2.9 and Fig with the help of a suitable learning aid and draw a labelled diagram. August Ch-4 Heat - Hot and Cold - Measurement of temperature - Laboratory thermometer - Transfer of heat - Kinds of clothes We wear in summer and winter 1. Reading a clinical and laboratory thermometer. 2. To demonstrate transfer of heat. Ch- 13 Motion and Time - Slow or fast speed - Measurement of time - Measuring speed 1. To determine the time period of a simple pendulum. 2. To prepare distance time graph. 2
3 - Distance time Graph September Revision Revision Revision October Ch- 5 Acids, Bases and Salts - Acids and Bases - Natural Indicators around us - Neutralisation - Neutralisation in everyday life 1. Effect of indicators on an acidic and a basic solution. 2. To study neutralization reaction. 3. To prepare a card with Turmeric paste and soap solution. Ch-10 Respiration in Organism - Why do we respire - Breathing How do we breath 1. To study mechanism of breathing 2. Effect of exhaled air on lime water. What do we breath out? 3. Breathing in other animals Breathing under water Do plants also respire. 3
4 November Ch-11 Transportation in Animals and Plants - Circulatory system - Excretion in animals - Transport of substances in plants. 1. with the help of suitable aids study and draw labelles diagram of (a) Fig 11.3 (b) Fig (c) Fig and Fig Prepare Model of stethoscope. Ch-12 Reproduction in Plants - Mode of reproduction - Sexual Reproduction - Fruits and seed formation seed dispersal 1. To grow and donate one plant, produced by vegetative propagation. 2. To identify reproductive parts of a flower. 3. Make a collection of winged, hairy and spiny seeds. December Ch-14 Electric current and Its effects - Symbols of electric components - Heating effects of electric current 1. To make a simple electric circuit and draw its diagram. 2. To demonstrate - Magnetic effect of electric current heating effect of electric current. 4
5 - Electromagnet Magnetic effect of electric current January 2018 Ch-15 Light Ch- 13 Motion and Time - Light travels along a straight line - Reflection of light. - Right or left playing with spherical mirrors. - Sunlight white or coloured? - Slow or fast speed - Measurement of time - Measuring speed - Distance time Graph 1. To identify and distinguish between plane mirror, concave mirror, convex mirror concave lens and convex lens. 2. To show sunlight is a mixture of different colours. February 2018 Revision Revision Revision 5
6 CLASS-VII SUBJECT : SCIENCE (NISTHA) MONTHS LESSON DETAILS ACTIVITIES April Ch-3 Fibre to Fabric Animal Fibres- Wool and Silk - Wool - Silk 1. Draw/paste pictures of animals whose hair is used as wool. 2. Draw/paste stages of the life history of silk moth. May-July Ch-1 Nutrition in Plants Mode of Nutrition in plants. Photosynthesis food making process in plants. Other modes of nutrition in plants 1. To show light is essential for photo synthesis. 2. Collect leaves of different colours. 3. Growing fungi on a bread. Saprotrophs Ch-2 Nutrition in Animals Digestion in humans Digestion in Grass eating animals. Feeding and digestion in Amoeba. 1. To know effect of saliva on starch. 2. To study Fig. 2.2, 2.3, Fig. 2.9 and Fig with the help of a suitable learning aid and draw a labelled diagram. 6
7 August Ch-4 Heat - Hot and Cold - Measurement of temperature - Laboratory thermometer - Transfer of heat - Kinds of clothes We wear in summer and winter Reading a clinical and laboratory thermometer. To demonstrate transfer of heat. Ch- 13 Motion and Time - Slow or fast speed - Measurement of time - Measuring speed - Distance time Graph 1. To determine the time period of a simple pendulum. 2. To prepare distance time graph. September Revision and Exams 7
8 October Ch- 5 Acids, Bases and Salts - Acids and Bases - Natural Indicators around us - Neutralisation - Neutralisation in everyday life 1. Effect of indicators on an acidic and a basic solution. 2. To study neutralization reaction. 3. To prepare a card with Turmeric paste and soap solution. November Ch-10 Respiration in Organism - Why do we respire - Breathing How do we breath 1. To study mechanism of breathing 2. Effect of exhaled air on lime water. What do we breath out? Breathing in other animals Breathing under water Do plants also respire. Ch-12 Reproduction in Plants - Mode of reproduction - Sexual Reproduction 1. To grow and donate one plant, produced by vegetative propagation. 8
9 - Fruits and seed formation seed dispersal 2. To identify reproductive parts of a flower. 3. Make a collection of winged, hairy and spiny seeds. December Ch-14 Electric current and Its effects - Symbols of electric components - Heating effects of electric current 1. To make a simple electric circuit and draw its diagram. 2. To demonstrate - Magnetic effect of electric current Heating effect of electric current. - Electromagnet Magnetic effect of electric current January 2018 Ch-15 Light - Light travels along a straight line - Reflection of light. - Right or left playing with spherical mirrors. - Sunlight white or coloured? 1. To identify and distinguish between plane mirror, concave mirror, convex mirror concave lens and convex lens. 2. To show sunlight is a mixture of different colours. 9
10 Ch- 13 Motion and Time Ch- 13 Motion and Time - Slow or fast speed - Measurement of time - Measuring speed - Distance time Graph - Slow or fast speed - Measurement of time - Measuring speed - Distance time Graph 1. To determine the time period of a simple pendulum. 2. To prepare distance time graph. 1. To determine the time period of a simple pendulum. 2. To prepare distance time graph. February 2018 Revision Revision Revision CLASS-VII SUBJECT : SCIENCE (NISTHA (NEO-READER) MONTHS LESSON DETAILS ACTIVITIES April-May Ch-3 Fibre to Fabric Animal Fibres- 1. Draw/paste pictures of animals whose hair is used as 10
11 Wool and Silk - Wool - Silk July Ch-1 Nutrition in Plants Mode of Nutrition in plants. Photosynthesis food making process in plants. Other modes of nutrition in plants wool. 2. Draw/paste stages of the life history of silk moth. 1. To show light is essential for photo synthesis. 2. Collect leaves of different colours. 3. Growing fungi on a bread. August Ch-2 Nutrition in Animals Saprotrophs Digestion in humans Digestion in Grass eating animals. Feeding and digestion in Amoeba. 1. To know effect of saliva on starch. 2. To study Fig. 2.2, 2.3, Fig. 2.9 and Fig with the help of a suitable learning aid and draw a labelled diagram. September Revision and Exams 11
12 October Ch- 5 Acids, Bases and Salts - Acids and Bases - Natural Indicators around us - Neutralisation - Neutralisation in everyday life 1. Effect of indicators on an acidic and a basic solution. 2. To study neutralization reaction. 3. To prepare a card with Turmeric paste and soap solution. November Ch-10 Respiration in Organism - Why do we respire - Breathing How do we breath 1. To study mechanism of breathing 2. Effect of exhaled air on lime water. What do we breath out? Breathing in other animals Breathing under water Do plants also respire. Ch-12 Reproduction in Plants - Mode of reproduction - Sexual Reproduction - Fruits and seed formation 1. To grow and donate one plant, produced by vegetative propagation. 2. To identify reproductive 12
13 seed dispersal parts of a flower. 3. Make a collection of winged, hairy and spiny seeds. December Ch-14 Electric current and Its effects - Symbols of electric components - Heating effects of electric current 1. To make a simple electric circuit and draw its diagram. 2. To demonstrate - Magnetic effect of electric current a. Heating effect of electric current. - Electromagnet b. Magnetic effect of electric current January 2018 Ch-15 Light - Light travels along a straight line - Reflection of light. - Right or left playing with spherical mirrors. - Sunlight white or coloured? 3. To identify and distinguish between plane mirror, concave mirror, convex mirror concave lens and convex lens. 4. To show sunlight is a mixture of different colours. Ch-3 Fibre to Fabric Animal Fibres- 3. Draw/paste pictures of animals whose hair is used as 13
14 Wool and Silk - Wool - Silk wool. 4. Draw/paste stages of the life history of silk moth. February 2018 Annual Exams 14
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