DELHI POLICE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYLLABUS (CLASS: VI) MATHS( )
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1 Months April DELHI POLICE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYLLABUS (CLASS: VI) MATHS( ) Topic/Sub Topic Chapter 1 (Knowing our numbers) Comparing Numbers (Ascending and Descending Order) Indian System of Numeration International System of Numeration Large Numbers in Daily Life Problems Estimation Roman Numerals Chapter 2 (Whole Numbers) Successor and Predecessor Number Line Properties of Whole Numbers May Chapter 4 (Basic Geometrical Ideas) Point, Line, Line segment, Ray Intersecting Lines & Parallel lines Curves and Polygons Angles, triangles, Quadrilaterals Circles and Parts of Circles July Chapter 3 (Playing with Numbers) Factors and Multiples Prime and Composite Numbers Divisibility Tests Common Factors and Common Multiples Prime Factorization HCF and LCM Word Problems Chapter 5 (Understanding Elementary Shapes) Line Segments Angles Perpendicular Lines Types of Triangles Quadrilaterals Polygons 3 Dimensional Shapes
2 August Chapter 6 (Integers) Number Line Addition of Integers Subtraction of Integers September Chapter 13 (Symmetry) Symmetric Figures Horizontal Lines of Symmetry Vertical Line of Symmetry Revision October Chapter 7 (Fractions) Fractions on the Number line Proper, Improper and Mixed Fractions Equivalent Fractions Simplest Form of a fraction Like and Unlike Fraction Comparing Fractions Addition and Subtraction of Fractions Word Problems on Fractions November December Chapter 8 (Decimals) Conversion of Fractions into Decimals Conversion of Decimals into Fractions Comparing Decimals Use of Decimals in money, length and weight Addition and Subtraction of Decimals Word Problems on Decimals Chapter 9 (Data Handling) Pictograph Frequency Distribution Table Bar Graph Chapter 10 (Mensuration) Perimeter (Triangle, Rectangle and Square) Area (Square and Rectangle) Chapter 11 (Algebra) Idea of a Variable Use of Variables Expressions using Variables Equations
3 January Chapter 12 (Ratio and Proportion) Ratio Proportion Unitary Method Chapter 14 (Practical Geometry) Construction of : (I) Circle (II) Line Segment (III) Perpendicular Bisector of a Line Segment (IV) Angle and its Bisector (V) Angles of 30 o, 60 o, 90 0, 120 o February Revision ENGLISH Month April May July August September October Chapter, Grammar, Writing Skills Literature The Model Millionaire The Little Match Seller Work Book Unit 1 ( Trees ) ( Articles and Pronouns) Writing Skills Paragraph Writing Literature Poem Dear Mum Work Book- Unit 2 (Special People) (Adverbs) Writing Skills Diary Entry Literature How we kept Mothers Day The Railway Children Work Book Unit 3 (Dignity of Work) (Prepositions and Punctuations) Main Course Book Unit 4 (Helpers) Poem - Abou Ben Adhem Writing Skills - Application Writing ( Leave, Remission of Fine, Change of Sections and other requests) Literature Poem - Midnight Wood Main Course Book Unit 3 -A Journey through the Desert Work Book unit 4 Helpers (Question Tags, Phrasal verbs and Antonyms and Synonyms Writing Skills Message Writing Revision Literature
4 New Blue The School for Sympathy Work Book unit 5 When I was a child (Pronoun, Punctuation Revision Writing Skills- Notice Writing (Lost Found, Trips, Magazines, Subscriptions, Competitions, Meetings) November Literature Poem Kieran On Another s Sorrows Work Book Unit 6 Travel (Adjectives) Writing Skills- Informal Letter Writing December Literature Marilla Cuthbert is surprised Main Course Book Unit 5 When I was a child- Poem - I ll remember Work Book Unit 7 Believe it or not (Subject Verb Agreement) Vocabulary Homophones, Idioms Writing Skills- Story Writing with outlines. January Main Course Book Unit 8 Entertainment -Murder in Bombay Work Book Unit 8 (Entertainments) (Tenses) Writing Skills Revision February Revision Notes: 1. Main Course Book will be used to practice reading listening skills and grammar 2. Novel is meant to be read by the students independently and will be used for making projects as part of their holiday home work. SOCIAL SCIENCE MONTHS APRIL SYLLABUS HISTORY Chapter1- What, Where, How and When Inscriptions and Manuscripts SPL Chapter 2- Diversity and Discrimination Difference and Prejudice Stereotype Inequality and Discrimination Fighting for Equality GEOGRAPHY Chapter 1- The Earth in Our Solar System Basic Concepts of full moon, new moon, celestial bodies Solar System Sun, moon, planets, constellations, meteorites, asteroids
5 MAY JULY HISTORY Chapter 2- On Trails of the Earliest People Movement of People How we know about them Choosing a place to live Stone tools and Fire Change in Environment Case study of Hunsgi Geography Chapter 2- Globes: Latitudes and Longitudes Globes Axis Equator Inportant Parallels of Latitudes Heat Zones Longitudes Standard Time Chapter 3- From Gathering to Growing Food Farming and Herding beginning Domestication First Farmers and Herders Towards a settled life Customs and Practices Case study Mehrgarh and Daojali Hading SPL Chapter 3- What is Government Levels of Government Laws and Government Types of Government Democratic Governments Geography Chapter 3-Motions of the Earth Rotation and Revolution Leap Year Circle of Illumination Summer Solstice, Winter Solstice Equinox
6 August September October November December Chapter 4 In the Earliest Cities ( Project Based) Chapter 5- What Books and Burials Tell Us Megaliths Burial Spots Case Stdy- Inamgaon Occupations at Inamgaon SPL Chapter 5- Panchayati Raj The Gram Panchayat Three Levels of Panchayat Geography Chapter 4- Maps Physical Maps Political Maps Thematic Maps Distance, Direction and Symbols Sketch and Plan REVISION Chapter 6 Kings, Kingdoms and Early Republic Janapadas and Mahajanapadas Taxes Changes in Agriculture Case Study- Magadha and Vajji SPL Chapter 7- Urban Administration Ward Councillor and Adnistrative Staff Municipality and Municipal Corporation Geography Chapter 5- Major Domains of the Earth Lithosphere Hydrosphere Atmosphere Biosphere Chapter 7 New Question and Ideas Buddhism Jainism SPL Chapter 8- Rural Livelihoods Case Study of Kalpattu Village Agricultural Labourers and Farmers in India Rural Livelihoods - Chapter 8- Ashoka The emperor who gave up War Kingdom, Empire Ashoka Kalinga War
7 Ashoka s Dhamma Geography Chapter 6- Major Landforms of the Earth Internal Process, External Process Mountains Plains Plateaus People and Landforms SPL Chapter 9- Urban Livelihoods Casual Labour Fixed Labour Call Centres Chapter 10- Traders, Kings and Pilgrims New Kingdoms Silk Route Beginning of Bhakti January February Chapter 11- New Empires and Kingdoms Prashasti Genealogies Harshvardhana and Harshcharita Samudragupta s Prashasti and Policies Geography Chapter 7- Our Country India Location India s neighbours Physical Divisions Chapter 8- India- Climate Vegetation and Wildlife Cold and Hot Weather Season Types of Forests Uses of Forests Chapter 12- Buildings, Paintings and Books (Picture Based) SCIENCE MONTH APRIL TOPICS/SUB-TOPICS Ch-1 FOOD: WHERE DOES IT COME FROM? Food variety Food ingredients and sources Plant parts and animal products Classification on the basis of food habits Herbivores,Carnivoresand Omnivores Ch-2 COMPONENTS OF FOOD
8 May Definition of nutrition Importance of food Nutrients Food Tests ( Carbohydrates,Fats and Proteins) Deficiency diseases and symptoms Ch-3 FIBRE TO FABRIC Natural and synthetic fibre Animal vs plant fibre Cotton and jute (climate,soil and harvesting ) Process involved in converting fibre to fabric of clothing material Ch-4 SORTING MATERIALS INTO GROUPS Objects around us-materials they are made up of Properties of materials Appearance,hardness and softness,solubility Transparency,Opaqueness,Translucency Floating and sinking,lustre,soft and rough JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Ch-5 SEPARATION OF SUBSTANCES Need for separation of substances Methods of separation- Handpicking,Seiving,Sedimentation,Decantation,Filtration,Evaporati on,condensation Saturated solution Ch-6 CHANGES AROUND US Reversible and irreversible changes Contraction and expansion Interconversion of three states of matter Ch-7 GETTING TO KNOW PLANTS Plant classification- herbs, shrubs and trees Root, Stem, Leaves - Structure,type and function Flower- structure, function. Transpiration Ch-8 BODY MOVEMENTS Type of joints- hinge,pivotal,ball and socket,immovable and movable,cartilage,skull and ribcage Skeletal system Movement in animals-earthworm,snail,birds,cockroach,fish and snake Revision Ch-9 THE LIVING ORGANISMS AND SURROUNDINGS
9 NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY Habitat and adaptation Biotic and abiotic component of habitat Terrestrial and aquatic habitat Characteristics of living organisms and their comparison with non living things Ch-10 MOTION AND MEASUREMENT OF DISTANCES Story of transport Standard unit of measurement Correct measurement of length Ch-11 LIGHT,SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS Light Reflection Formation of shadows Transparent,translucent and opaque objects Pinhole camera How light travels in a straight line? Ch-12 ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITS Electric cell and bulb Electric circuit-closed and open Electric switch Insulators and conductors Ch-13 FUN WITH MAGNETS Discovery of magnet Magnetic and Non magnetic substances Types of magnet Compass Precautions while storing magnet Ch-14 AIR AROUND US What is air made up of? How is oxygen available to plants and animals living in water and soil Ch-15 WATER How much water do we use? Water cycle Famines, Droughts Water Conservation Rain water harvesting techniques Ch-16 GARBAGE IN GARBAGE OUT Dealing with garbage Vermi composting Recycling of paper Plastic boon or curse Revision
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