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1 Month NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL, DWARKA Main Course Book English Syllabus ( ) Class IX Literature Reader Workbook Writing Skill April Unit- I How I Taught My Determiners Message People Grandmother To Read Verb Forms Writing, Notice Writing The Brook May Unit- II The Road Not Taken Future Time Diary Entry, Adventure Reference Prepositions July Unit- III A Dog Named Duke Modals, Article Writing, Environment Connectors Story Writing The Solitary Reaper August Lord Ullin s Daughter The Passive Bio Sketch, Formal Letter Villa for Sale September Revision Revision Reported Speech I The Man Who Knew Too Reported Speech Writing October Unit- IV Radio Show Much Speech (revision) November Unit- V The Seven Ages Article Writing Mystery O, I Wish I d Looked After Me Teeth Keeping It from Harold The Passive Story Writing December Unit- VI Children (revision) (revision) Report Writing January Unit- VII Song of the Rain Jumbled Formal Letter Sports & Games Sentences (revision) Bishop s Candlesticks February Best Seller Editing Omission Revision Revision Revision Revision

3 NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL, DWARKA Mathematics Syllabus ( ) Class IX MONTH TOPIC SUBTOPIC APRIL CH-1 NUMBER SYSTEM Introduction, Irrational numbers, Real numbers and their decimal expansion, Representing real numbers on the number line, Operations on real numbers, Laws of exponents. ACTIVITY : (i) Construction of square root spiral MAY JUNE + JULY AUGUST CH-12 HERON S FORMULA CH-6 LINES AND ANGLES CH-2 POLYNOMIALS CH-7 TRIANGLES CH-5 INTRODUCTION TO EUCLID S GEOMETRY CH-3 COORDINATE GEOMETRY Introduction, Area of triangle by heron's formula, Application of herons formula in finding area of quadrilateral. Basic terms and definitions, Intersecting and nonintersecting lines, Pair of angles, Parallel lines and a transversal, Lines parallel to the same lines, Angle sum property of triangle. ACTIVITY : (ii) Co interior angles. Polynomials in one variable, Zeroes of a polynomial, Remainder theorem, Factor theorem, Factorisation of polynomials, Algebraic identities. ACTIVITY : (iii) Verification of algebraic identity ( a+b+c)² Introduction, Congruence of triangles, Criteria for congruence of triangles (SAS, ASA ), Properties of triangles, Congruence of triangles ( SSS, RHS ), Inequalities in a triangle. ACTIVITY : (iv) Angles opposite to equal sides of a triangle are equal. Introduction, Euclid's definitions, axioms and Postulates, Equivalent version of Euclid's fifth Postulate. Introduction, Cartesian system, Plotting points on a Cartesian plane. CH-4 LINEAR EQUATIONS Introduction, Linear equations in two variables, Solutions to a linear equation in two Variables, Graph of linear equations

4 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER IN TWO VARIABLES CH-8 QUADRILATERALS CH-8 QUADRILATERALS in two Variables, Equations of lines parallel to x and y Axes. ACTIVITY : (v) Graphical representation of a linear equation in two variables. Angle sum property of a quadrilateral, Types of quadrilaterals, Properties of a parallelogram, Conditions for a quadrilateral to be a Parallelogram. I Mid Point theorem, application and converse of mid point theorem. ACTIVITY : (vi) Mid point theorem NOVEMBER CH-9 AREAS OF TRIANGLES AND PARALLELOGRAMS CH-13 SURFACE AREAS AND VOLUMES Figures on the same base and between the same parallels, parallelograms between the same base and the same parallels, triangles on the same base and between the same parallels. ACTIVITY: (vii) Parallelograms on the same base and between the same parallels. Surface area of cube, cuboid and right circular cylinder, cone, sphere and hemisphere. Volume of cube, cuboid, cylinder, cone, sphere and hemisphere. ACTIVITY: (viii) C S A of right circular cylinder. DECEMBER CH-10 CIRCLES Circles and related terms, Angles subtended by a chord at the center, Perpendicular from the centre to the chord, Circle through three points, Equal chords and their distance from the center, Angles subtended by an arc of a circle, Cyclic quadrilaterals ACTIVITY: (ix) Angles subtended by equal chords of a circle JANUARY FEBRUARY Ch-11 CONSTRUCTIONS (x) Degree measure theorem Basic constructions ( constructions of angles 30, 60,45, 90, 120, 135, 75,105 degrees ) Construction of triangles: (i) Given base, a base angle, sum/difference of other two sides (ii) Given its perimeter and the two base angles

5 NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL, DWARKA Science Syllabus ( ) Class IX MONTHS CHAPTERS/ACTIVITY CORE LEARNING April and May Ch-1 Matter in our surroundings Ch-8 Motion Ch-5 The fundamental unit of life PRACTICAL: 1)To find out the % of water absorbed by raisins. 2)To prepare a temporary mount of onion peel. 3)To find out adulterants in dal with the help of chemicals. 4)To test the presence of starch in given food sample 1)Properties of different states of matters 2)Laws of motion, Acceleration, Velocity, Graph 3) Cell organelles functions JUNE + JULY AUGUST Ch-2 Is matter around us pure Ch-15 Improvement in food resources Ch-9 Forces and laws of motion PRACTICAL: 5)To verify third law of motion by using spring balance. 6)To identify the properties of colloid, true solutions and suspension Ch-2 Is matter around us pure (continued) Ch-6 Tissue Ch-10 Gravitation (Universal law of gravitation, Mass & weight, Comparison of weight on moon and earth) PRACTICAL: 7) To separate the components of different solutions by a)evaporation, b)chromatography, c)distillation 8) To identify the different slides of animals and plants tissues 1)Colloid suspension and true solution Methods to separate the components of solution 2) Crop production management, crop protection management and crop variety improvement, Animal husbandry 3)Application of laws of motion 1)Mixtures, elements and compounds 2)Structure and functions of different types of animal and plants tissues 3) Universal Law, Mass and weight

6 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER I Ch-3 Atoms and molecules Ch-10 Gravitation(Thrust & pressure, Archimedes Principle, Buoyant force, Density, Relative density) Ch -Diversity in Living Organisms PRACTICAL 1) To identify the law of conservation of mass 2) To identify the different plant and animal specimen 3) To compare the pressure on three faces of a given cuboid 1)Daltons atomic theory Molecules and atoms and mole concept 2) Buoyant force and Archimedes Principle 3) Classification and nomenclature Features of animal kingdom and plant kingdom NOVEMBER Ch -Diversity in Living Organisms (continued) Ch-13 Why do we fall ill? Ch 11-Work and energy DECEMBER JANUARY PRACTICAL 4) To study the life cycle of mosquito 5) To find the weight of water displaced and buoyant force by using Archimedes principle Ch-4 Structure of atom Ch-12 Sound (Propagation of sound, Description of wave and its characteristics, Speed of sound) PRACTICAL 6)To find the velocity of a pulse with the help of slinky 7)To find the density of a given object by using Archimedes Principle Ch-12 Sound (Echo, Reverberation, Three ranges of hearing, Human ear) Ch-14 Natural resources 1)Adaptive features of plant and animal kingdom(non chordates,protochordates and chordates 2)Types of diseases, Spread of diseases, Principle of treatment and principle of preventaion, AIDS 3) Types of energy, Conservation of energy Numericals 1)Different models of atom by Thomson, Rutherfords experiment,bohr s model of atom, Atomic number, Isotopes and isobars 2) Longitudinal and transverse waves Medium of propagation Characteristics 1) Structure of human ear Eco and Reverberation 2) Natural resources, water cycle, oxygen cycle, Nitrogen cycle, Carbondioxide cycle FEBRUARY

7 NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL, DWARKA Social Science Syllabus ( ) Class IX MONTHS HISTORY GEOGRAPHY POLITICAL SCIENCE APRIL Ch-1 India-Size and Location Ch-2 Physical features of India Ch-1 Democracy In The Contemporary World ECONOMICS MAY & JUNE Ch-1 The French Revolution Ch-1 Disaster Management JULY Ch-3 Nazism Ch-3 Drainage Ch-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy? Ch-1 The Story Of Village Palampur AUGUST Ch-2 Disaster Management Ch-3 Designing of Democracy Ch-2 People As A Resource SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Ch-4 Forest Society And Colonialism I Ch-3Disaster Management Ch-4 Electoral Politics NOVEMBER Ch-4 Climate Ch-5 Working Of Institutions DECEMBER Ch-7 Clothing: A Ch-5 Natural Ch-3 Poverty As A Social History Vegetation And Wild Life Challenge JANUARY FEBRUARY Ch-6 Population Ch-4Disaster Management Ch-6 Democratic Rights Ch-4 Food Security In India

8 MAP SYLLABUS HISTORY Chp-1 The French Revolution Paris, Bordeaux, Nantes, Toulouse, Versailles, Alsace, Louhans, Ruffec, Brest, Bastille, Mediterranean, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Netherland GEOGRAPHY Chp- 1 India- Size and location For locating and labeling: Tropic of Cancer, Standard Meridian of India, Northern most point of India, Southern most point of India, Southern most point of mainland of India, Eastern most meridian of India, Western most Meridian of India. Chp- 2 Physical features of India For locating& labeling: (i) Mt. peaks: K2, Kanchenjunga, Nanda Devi, Anai Mudi and Nanga Parbat (ii) Passes: Bomdi- La and Shipkila. (iii) Hills: Garo, Khasi, Jaintia, Naga Hills, Mizo Hills and Nilgiri For identification: (i) Mountain ranges: The Karakoram, Zaskar, Shivaliks, Aravali, Vindhya, Satpura, Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats. (ii) Plateaus: Deccan plateau, Chotanagpur Plateau and Malwa plateau. (iii) Coastal strips: Coromandel, Northern Circar, Malabar and Konkan. Chp- 3 Drainage For locating & labeling: (i) Lakes: Chilika, Pulicat, Kolleru, Vembanad and Sambhar. For Identification: (i) Rivers: Indus, Ganga, Brahmaputra, Satluj, Narmada, Tapi, Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri.

9 MAP SYLLABUS I HISTORY Chp- 4 Forest Society and Colonialism Chhattisgarh, Dehradun, Assam, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Chennai, Bastar,, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, Odisha and River Indravati. GEOGRAPHY Chp- 4 Climate Meteorological stations For location & labeling: Thiruvananthapuram, Chennai, Jodhpur, Jaipur, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata, Leh, Shillong, Delhi, Nagpur. Chp-5 Natural vegetation and wild life For locating & labeling: (i) National parks: Corbett, Kaziranga, Ranthambhor, Dachigam, Rajaji, Shivpuri, Kanha, Simlipal, Keoladeo Guindy, Bandipur. (ii) Wild life sanctuaries: Sariska, Mudumalai, Periyar, Chandaka. (iii)for identification: Forest Zones: Tropical Evergreen Forests, Tropical Thorn Forests, Mangrove Forests, Tropical Deciduous Forests, Montane Forests Chp-6 Population State with highest and lowest sex ratio, The most populous and sparsely populated state. States with highest and lowest density of population

CLASS IX SOCIAL SCIENCE DEMOCRATIC POLITICS I CONTENTS CHAPTER 1. Democracy in the Contemporary World CHAPTER 2. What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

CLASS IX SOCIAL SCIENCE DEMOCRATIC POLITICS I CHAPTER 1 Democracy in the Contemporary World CHAPTER 2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy? CHAPTER 3 Constitutional Design CHAPTER 4 Electoral Politics CHAPTER