CLASS VI ENGLISH: St. Xavier s School, Doranda. Syllabus for ( ) Third term (November- December) Second Term ( August- October)

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1 St. Xavier s School, Doranda Syllabus for ( ) CLASS VI ENGLISH: FIRST TERM (APRIL- JULY) English Grammar 1. Kinds of sentences. 2. Subject and predicate. 3. Parts of speech. 4. Comprehension. 5. Paragraph writing. 6. Letter writing (Informal). 7. Nouns (kinds, gender, number). 8. Verb- tenses (Simple, continuous, Perfect & perfect continuous ) English Literature 1. Uncle Podger Hangs a Picture.(Ch. 1) 2. His First Flight. (Ch. 8) 3. The Way Through The Woods. (Ch. 4) Supplementary Reader Chapter- 1 & 2 Second Term ( August- October) English Grammar 1. Adjectives (Kinds, Formation, Degrees of Comparison). 2. Articles. 3. Verbs- Tenses (Simple, Continuous, Perfect and Perfect Continuous). 4. Verbs transitive and intransitive.(objectsdirect and indirect objects). 5. Comprehension. 6. Paragraph Writing. 7. Letter writing (Informal). Unit Test: Verbs- Transitive and Intransitive, Tenses, Active and Passive Voice English Literature 1. A Matter Of Honour. 2. Dear Mum. 3. Uncle Podger Hangs A Picture. (from first term) (Ch 1) Unit test: 1.A Matter Of Honour (Ch 15) 2. Dear Mum (Ch. 2) Supplementary Reader Chapters 3, 4, 5 And 6 Third term (November- December) English grammar 1. Verb- tenses. (Simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous). 2. Verb of incomplete predication. 3. Complement (subjective and objective complement). 4. Subject Verb Agreement. 5. Comprehension. 6. Paragraph writing. 7. Letter writing (Informal). English Literature 1. The Prince And The Swallow. (Ch. 3) 2. Heaven Lake. (Ch 19) 3. The Miller of Dee. (Ch 6) 4. His First Flight (from first term). (Ch 8)

2 5. A Matter of Honour.(from second term). (Ch 15) Supplementary Reader Chapters 7, 8, 9 and 10 Portion for First Term Examination: English 1: All Chapters from 1 st Term. English 2: Chapter 1 (Uncle Podger Hangs A Picture). Chapter 8( His First Flight) Chapter 4(The Way Through The Woods). Project work Portion for Second Term Examination English 1: All chapters from 2 nd term. English 2: chapter 15(A Matter Of Honour). Chapter 2 (Dear Mum) Chapter 1(Uncle Podger Hangs A Picture). Unit test Portion for Third Term Examination: English 1: Whole Syllabus (First, Second And Third Term). English 2: chapter 3 (The Prince And The Swallow). Chapter 19 (Heaven Lake) Chapter 6 (The Miller Of Dee) Chapter 8 (His First Flight) Chapter 15 (A Matter Of Honour). ======================================== MATHEMATICS: FIRST TERM 1. Number System Subject- Topic: i) Concept of place value and face value. ii) Forming numbers using given digits. iii) Divisibility Test iv) Hindu-Arabic System of Numeration and International system of Numeration. v) Different types of numbers. 2. Integers: i) Concept of Absolute value. ii) Fundamental operations involving integers. iii) Simplification of Integer using BODMAS. iv) Integers as directed numbers. 3. Fractions : i) Types of fractions ii) Fundamental operation involving fractions. iii) Simplification using BODMAS rule. 4. Fundamental Concepts of Geometry: i) Concept of point, line, line segment, ray, surface, plane, parallel line, intersecting lines, collinear points, concurrent lines. 5. Angles: i) Types of angles. ii) Concepts of complementary and supplementary angles. iii) Word problems involving concept of angles. iv) Plane closed figure (Triangle, rectangle, square, circle) v) Perpendicular and perpendicular bisector Project for 1 st Term: Topic Number System 2 ND TERM 1. Word problem involving fractions. 2. Decimal Fractions Subject Topics i) Like and unlike decimal numbers. ii) Conversion of fraction into a decimal fraction and vice versa. iii) Fundamental operation involving decimal fractions. iv) Word problems involving decimal fractions.

3 3. Percentage: i) Conversion of fraction or decimal into percentage and vice versa. ii) Expressing one quantity as a percentage of another. iii) Finding percentage of a given quantity. iv) Increase or decrease in percentage. v) Word problems involving percentage. 4. Powers and Roots: Subject - topics: i) Concept of expanded notation and exponential notation. ii) Properties of exponents. iii) Concept of square of a number and perfect square. iv) Square root using method of prime factorisation. v) Concept of cube of a number and perfect cube. vi) Cube root using method of prime factorization. vii) Word problems involving concepts of square roots. 5. Unitary Method:: i) Concepts of direct variation. ii) Concept of inverse variation. iii) Word problems based on direct and inverse variation. 6. Profit and loss: i) Concept of C.P., S.P., Overhead expenses profit, loss, discount. ii) World problems based on profit, loss and discount. (Chapters included from 1 st Term Fraction and angles) Topic for Unit Test 1) Fractions (Complete) 2) Angles. 3 RD TERM: 1. Simple Interest: i) Concept of principal, rate, time, Simple interest and amount. ii) World problems based on above concepts. 2. Fundamental Concepts in algebra: i) Concept of constants and variables, like and unlike terms, types of expressions degree of a term, degree of a polynomial coefficients of a term 3. Addition and subtraction in algebra: i) Addition and subtraction using horizontal method and column method. ii) Simplification using BODMAS Rule. iii) Word Problems 4. Parallel lines: i) Concept of Parallel and intersecting lines. ii) Concept of linear pair, corresponding angle, interior alternate angle, cointerior angles, etc. 5. Perimeter and area of square and rectangles i) Concept of Perimeter and area of Square and rectangle along with units. ii) Word problems based on the above concepts. 6. Construction angles: Using ruler and pair of compasses: (15 o, 22½ o, 30 o, 45 o, 60 o, 67½ o, 75 o, 90 o, 105 o, 120 o, 135 o, 150 o ) 7. Classification of Triangles: i) Types of triangles ii) Angle sum property of triangles. iii) Exterior angle property of triangles. iv) Problems based on properties of triangles. 8. Simple problems based on triangles and parallel lines.

4 Topics from 2 nd Term: [Fractions (complete decimal, fractions, percentage, and profit &loss.) Month-wise break Up of the syllabus: April: Number system, Integers. May: Fractions, Fundamental concept of geometry June: Fractions (Continued) July: Angle Revision August: Decimal Fraction September: Decimal fraction (continued) percentage unitary method. October: Power and roots, profit & Loss, revision. November: Simple Interest, fundamental concepts in algebra. December: Addition and subtraction in algebra, parallel lines. January: Construction of angles, Perimeter and area of square & Rectangle. February: Triangles, simple problems based on triangles and parallel lines. ==================================== GEOGRAPHY: APRIL MAY - FIRST TERM 1. Explaining the universe a) Universe, galaxy, star, planets, Planetoids, asteroids, satellites, meteorites, sun, moon, constellation. b) Mythological connection and dwarf planets. c) No. of satellites d) i. Differences between innerouter, terrestrial-jovian, inferior and superior planets. ii. Difference between stars and planets. iii. Difference between planets and satellites. e) Diagram of solar system. JUNE 2. Planet earth in the universe: i) Why earth is called a unique planet? ii) How will you prove that the shape of the earth is spherical? JULY AUGUST 3. Major landforms and water bodies of the earth (with detailed reference to Africa) a) Definitions of landform with example. b) Concept of super continent c) Name of all continents (with special names) all water bodies d) Mountains (all types with examples diagrams and differences) e) Plateaus (all types with examples and diagrams) 4. Location Map of Africa (latitudes & longitudes) SEPTEMBER OCTOBER - SECOND TERM f) Plains all types (with detailed reference to Africa) 5. Africa Physical feature Map 1 Mountain & Plateaus Map 2 Plains and river 6. Africa Natural region (In tabular form) Map 3 showing all the natural regions of Africa THIRD TERM November December 7. Case study from Africa a) The gift of Nile b) The Bushmen of the Kalahari

5 JANUARY c) Cocoa Cultivation in Ghana Exam wise Syllabus FIRST TERM 1. Exploring the Universe 2. Planet earth in the universe 3. Major landform and water-bodies. SECOND TERM 1. Major Landforms Plains (all types) 2. Physical Features (Map 1 & 2) natural region (map-3) 3. Planet earth in the universe (1 st Term) THIRD TERM 1. Case studies from Africa 2. Major landforms and water bodies (1 st Term) 3. Africa Physical Features (Map 1 & 2) 2 nd Term (Section- A) (40 Marks) (Project- 20 Marks) ==================================== VI- HINDI (Section- A) (40 Marks) (40Marks) Section B (40Marks)

6 First Term - Unit Test (20 Marks) Chap 1- Matter and its nature Chap 3- Classification of materials Chap 5- Separation of mixtures Chap 7 The living and the non-living Chap 11- Measurement Chap 12- Motion Final Term (Section A) (50 Marks) Second Term Chap 2- Food Chap8- habitat and Adaptation Chap 13 Light Chap 16 Water Unit Test Chap 2- Food Chap- Habitat and Adaptation Final Term Chap 6 A study of changes Chap 9 About flowering plants Chap 10 Movements of the body Chap 15- Magnetism Chap 18- Waste TOPIC OF PROJECT: Components of food - Different components of food Balanced diet Deficiency diseases Section B (50Marks) GENERAL SCIENCE- MONTH WISE BREAKUP OF SYLLABUS APRIL Chap 1- MATTER AND ITS NATURE Matter and energy States of matter Composition of matter Homogeneous and heterogeneous substances The building blocks of matter Chap 3- Classification of materials The importance of classifying things How to classify materials Chap 5- Separation of mixtures Types of mixtures The need for separation Ways of separating the constituents of mixtures

7 MAY: Chap 7- The living and the non-living Characteristics of living being JUNE: Chap 11- Measurement Units of Measurement Measuring length, mass and time JULY: Chap 11- Measurement continued Chap 12- Motion Types of motion Chap 9 About flowering plants Types of plants Parts of a plant JANUARY: Chap 15- Magnetism Magnets and their properties The earth as a magnet Uses of magnet Chap 18- Waste FEBRUARY: Revision AUGUST: REVISION Food from plants Food from animals How food comes to us Food habits Constituents of food Balanced diet SEPTEMBER: Chap 2. Food continued Chap 8- Habitual and adaptation Biotic components Abiotic components and adaptation Adaptations related to food. OCTOBER: Chap 13- Light How light travels Shadows Images and Reflection Chap 16- Water The uses of water Interchangeability of states of water The water cycle Sources of water Drought and flood Water conservation NOVEMBER-DECEMBER: Chap 6- A study of changes How to study changes How to classify changes How to make changes take place ****************************************** HISTORY AND CIVICS: April-May History: Lesson 1: How we learn about History JUNE: Civics Source Material Literary Source Material Secular Literature Lesson 2: Early Man Stone Age Palaeolithic Age Mesolithic Age Neolithic Age Charcolithic Age Lesson 1: Man as a social being Environment Community Importance Of Community Community at Different Levels Differences and Similarities between Communities in India Lesson 4: Indus Valley Civilization

8 Portion for the first term: July-August Planned Cities Life of People Decline of the Indus Valley Civilization History Lesson1: How we learn about History History Lesson 2: Early Man History Lesson 3 :Indus Valley Civilization Civics Lesson 1: Man as a Social Being History: Lesson 3: Bronze Age In Mesopotamia, Egypt and China Dawn of Civilization Mesopotamian Civilization Babylonian Civilization Egyptian Civilization Developments in Science and Technology Chinese Civilisation History: Lesson 6: Iron Age Civilisation Greece Greek Contribution to the World Rome Roman Contribution to the World Civics: Lesson 2: How we Govern our Communities? Advantages of Local Self Government Panchayat Raj Panchayat at the village level Municipalities Portion for the Second Term: Third Term: Municipal Corporation History: Lesson 6: The Vedic Culture History: Lesson3: Bronze Age in Mesopotamia, Egypt and China History: Lesson 6: Iron Age Civilization History: Lesson1 : How we learn about History?(repeated from the 1st Civics: How we Govern our Communities Early Vedic Period Later Vedic Period Political Life Life of the People Religion Education Literature History: Lesson 7: Rise Of Jainism and Buddhism Buddhism Jainism Confucianism History: Lesson: 10: Southern Kingdoms The Pallavas and Cholas. The Pallavas The Cholas Architecture and Sculpture Language and Literature Role Of Temples Bhakti Movement in the South

9 Civics: Lesson: 3: Public Property Portion for the Third Term: Private Property Public Property Proper use of Public Property Caring for Historical Monuments History : Lesson -6 The Vedic Culture History :Lesson -7 Rise of Jainism and Buddhism History : Lesson- 10 The Southern Kingdoms _ The Pallavas and Cholas Civics : Lesson 3 :Public Property Civics : How we Govern Our Communities (taken from 2 nd Term)