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NEERA KHURANACo-ordinator

VIVEK TIWARI Principal

LET US SHARE & CARE OUR CONCERN

NOTE :

COPY RIGHT IS RESERVED

APPEAL TO PARENTSPlease ensure that you preserve the syllabus copy and refer it regularly in order to keep pace with thesyllabus covered in the class.

Please see the teacher(s) concerned during Parent Teacher Meeting (as mentioned in academic calendar) to discuss the progress of your ward.

Make sure that your ward takes keen interest in activities of his/her interest being organised by school time to time and follow up his/her participation . This shall help him/her develop skills and overall personality.

The school provides an apt platform in scholastic and co-scholastic activities, always try to grab the opportunities with zeal.

Note: - The school strives to improve continually. Parents are requested to extend constructive suggestions/recommendations for betterment of teaching/learning experience.

YOUR ACTIVE CO-OPERATION WILL PAVE THE WAY TO YOUR WARD'S EXCELLENT FUTURE

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DAV VISION & MISSIOND.A.V Public School, Patiala is synonym of excellence and perfection, where day begins with

meditation, recitations of Gayatri Mantra and Ishwar Stuti Prarthana Upasna Mantra to invoke the

blessings of Almighty, to serve the noble cause of education with sheer virtue of commitment since 1983.

The school is proud of its glorious past, vibrant present and promising future. DAV Patiala offers an

accurate blend of tradition as well as modernity. It not only taps the latent talents of youngsters, but also

sensitizes them towards social and environmental concerns as well. It aims at instilling desired life skills,

cherished human values and techno vision in young minds. In order to meet global challenges of modern

times, the school also provides a highly conducive environment.

EXCELLENCE is our watchword and we take teaching as a mission to achieve the goal of learning as a

passion and excellence. We are a team of more than 120 trained, dedicated and committed facilitators

who take pride in moulding positively the future of more than 3000 students. The school has proudly

produced many a distinguished medicos, IITians, engineers, Bureaucrats, singers, bollywood dancers,

TV artists and various other well placed professionals who are serving the various sections of society at

national and international level in a distinguished manner. The institution is equipped with well stacked

Library, fully equipped Labs and state-of-art infrastructure. The school is proud of Anand Swami

Saraswati Pratibha Vikas Kendra comprising of Computer Labs, Dance Room, Sports Room, Kids

Kingdom and Yajyashala. Throughout each academic year, various scholastic and co-scholastic activities

are organized so as to provide ample opportunities to young minds for their overall development.

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Annual planning and activity programmes are designed in compliance with National

Curriculum Framework-2005, NCERT, latest guidelines of CBSE and DAV Centre of Academic

Excellence, New Delhi

Besides imparting knowledge of Head, Heart and Hand to our students, we strive hard to inculcate

qualities and virtues of commitment, competence and confidence.

We believe in holistic approach to education for all round development of personality of a child.

We also aim at developing individuals who are morally upright, intellectually well informed, socially

concerned, emotionally balanced, spiritually strengthened and physically developed.

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The School has adopted examination system introduced by CBSE/DAV CAE for classes 1st to 12th.

Hence assessment and co-scholastic performance of students will be assessed and evaluated as per

following schedule :

EXAMINATION SCHEDULE 2020-21

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Month Examination Class Syllabus Tentative Dates

May UT/Pre Mid Term 1st to 12th Covered till first

week of May

15th May to 24th

May

August Mid Term 1st to 12th Entire Syllabus

of Mid Term

Examination

24th Aug to 10th

Sep.

November Pre Board I 8th, 10th, 12th Whole Syllabus 1st Week of

November

December Post Mid Term /

Pre Final

1st to 12th Entire Syllabus of

Post Mid Term

1st Week of

December

January Pre Board II 8th, 10th, 12th Whole Syllabus Mid of January

The internal assessment consist of Tests/Note Books/Subject Enrichment activities. Record of the

student will be maintained till end of the session.

*STUDENTS OF THE PRIMARY CLASSES (NUR, LKG, UKG) WILL BE EVALUATED ON THE BASIS

OF REGULAR OBSERVATIONS. ACTIVITY BASED AND THREE WRITTEN TESTS DURING THE

COURSE OF SESSION.

VIVEK TIWARIPrincipal

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Feb/March Annual

Examination

1st to 12th Whole Syllabus As per Date Sheet

of CBSE and DAV

CBSE New Delhi

EXAMINATION RULES1. It is mandatory to appear in Unit Test, Half yearly examination, Pre-final and annual examination.

2. In case of serious illness an application along with a Medical certificate should be submitted on or before the

day of examination.

3. A student who fails to appear in unit test or half yearly or pre-final or annual examination without any reason

and further permission, will be imposed a fine of Rs. 200 per subject.

4. Qualifying Marks for Promotion to next class will be at least 33% in language-1, language-2, Mathematics,

Science and Social Science as well as in internal assessment.

5. Final/Annual examination will be conducted from entire (100%) syllabus of the respective subjects.

6. The Assessment of performance in areas like work education, Art education, Physical education and

discipline will be done on 3 point scale. Grade-A (Outstanding), B (V. Good), C (Fair).

7. A student, whose school dues/charges are not cleared, may not be allowed to appear in test/ examination.

The parent concerned will be responsible for the academic loss caused to their ward due to non-payment of

the fee and the other charges.

8. Annual result will be declared at the end of academic session.

9. Promotion to next class will be based on annual examination result.

Revision and Assessment of Practical Work

Revision work will be undertaken throughout the week, before the commencement of every exam. However,

parents are expected to help their wards in revision work regularly. Due marks will be reserved for maintaining

note books and subject enrichment activities and portfolio.

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DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL, BHUPINDRA ROAD, PATIALA LIST OF HOLIDAYS FOR 2020-21

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S.No. Name of the Festival Date Days

Ram Navmi

Good Friday

Baisakhi

Ambedkar Jayanti

Mahatma Hansraj Jayanti

Budh Purnima

DAV Foundation Day

Summer Vocation

Raksha Bandhan

Janamashtmi

Independence Day

Maharram

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

02.04.20

10.04.20

13004.20

14.04.20

19.04.20

07.05.20

01.06.20

03.08.20

11.08.20

15.08.20

29.08.20

01.06.20 to 30.06.20 (For Board Classes)

01.06.2020 to 09.07.2020 (For other classes)

Tuesday

Friday

Monday

Tuesday

Sunday

Thursday

Monday

Monday

Tuesday

Saturday

Saturday

Gandhi Jayanti

Vijay Dashmi

Balmiki Jayanti

Karwa Chauth

Diwali Break

Guru Reg Bahadur Maryrdom Day

Guru Nanak Dev Bday

Shraddhanand Balidan Diwas & Chritmas

Winter Vacation

Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti

Makar Sankranti

Republic Day

Basant Panchmi

Guru Ravidass Jayanti

Shivratri & Rishi Bodh Utsav

Holi

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

02.10.20

25.10.20

31.10.20

04.11.20

13.11.20 to 16.11.19

24.11.20

30.11.20

25.11.20

25.12.20 to 04.01.2021

02.01.21

14.01.21

26.04.21

16.02.21

27.02.21

11.03.21

29.03.21

Friday

Sunday

Saturday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

Friday

Saturday

Thursday

Tuesday

Tuesday

Saturday

Thursday

Monday

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DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL, PATIALA, LIST OF BOOKS SESSION 2020-21CLASS : 3rd

No. Subject Publisher

My English Reader+Audio CDListen & Comprehend

Name of the Book

DAV Publication Division, New DelhiEnglish

1.

DAV Publication Division, New DelhiEnglish Practice Book2.

3.

4.Hindi

Bhasha Madhuri

Bhasha Abhyas

5. Mathematics Primary mathematics6. Gen. Sci. My Living World7. Social Science/S.St. We & Our World8. Drawing & Painting Step By Step

9. GK Kid Wiz

10. Computer Hands On

11. Naitik Shiksha Naitik Shiksha (Part-3)

12.Karoomblaan Punjabi Path Pustak (Part-2)Gyan Sarovar Punjabi Vyakarante Lekh Rachna (Part-3)

13.

PunjabiFortune Publishers

Gandhi Publishing House

DAV Publication Division, New Delhi









1 (3rd)

SUBJECT : ENGLISH

Books : (i) My English Reader – (D.A.V. Publications)

(ii) English Practice Book (D.A.V. Publications)

CLASS : 3rd SESSION : 2020-21

2 (3rd)

MONTHS LESSON NAME ACTIVITY / SKILL USED

APRIL

English Reader

Unit-I Animal World At the Zoo Reading / Recitation

L – 1 Dolphins Discussion – Water animals

L – 2 The Canary Speaking - Pets

I Speak, I Say, I Talk Speaking / Reading

The Ostrich and the Hedge Hog Comprehension

Amazing Animals and Birds Listening

Practice Book 1. Naming Words Speaking - Introduction

MAY

English Reader

Unit – 2 Nature Care L – 3 The God of River Speaking - Cleanliness

L – 4 Trees are the Kindest thing I Know Group discussion

3 (3rd)

Practice Book 2. Replacing Words Understanding

3. Numbers Understanding

* 15 Homophones

* 15 Forms of Verb

* Composition

UNIT TEST

Syllabus for Unit Test :

Reading : Comprehension Passage

Writing : Composition

Grammar : Naming Words, Homophones

Literature : Dolphins, The Canary

Summer Holiday Assignment :

Read a story book and write the following:

Name of the story, Author, Characters & your favourite character

JULY

English Reader

L – 5 Minu and Dino Discuss you experience of visiting

any museum

4 (3rd)

Trees Reading

Chipko Movement Reading

Harmful effects of poly bags (scripts) Listening

Unit – 3

Regard for values Nina is the Winner Comprehension

L – 6 Two Little Kittens All the four skills

AUGUST

Practice Book 4. Describing words Understanding

* Application

AUGUST (LAST WEEK): MID TERM EXAMINATION

SYLLABUS FOR MID TERM EXAMINATION :


Writing : Application, Composition

Grammar : Naming Words, Replacing Words, Numbers, Describing words, Homophones, Forms of Verb

Literature : Dolphins, The Canary, The God of River, Trees are the kindest thing I know, Minu and Dino,

Two Little Kittens

SEPTEMBER

English Reader L – 7 Krishna and Sudama Discuss the best qualities of your

friend

5 (3rd)

The Birthday Kitten Reading

The three rules Listening

The plate of gold Listening

5. Verbs Understanding

OCTOBER

English Reader

Unit – 4 Adventure The Key Reading

Man Learns to Fly Listening

India's Young Heroes Reading

L – 8 Michael Goes Climbing Discuss any incident of mischief

which you witnessed

Magic Room Comprehension

Practice Book 6. Preposition Understanding

7. Articles Understanding

NOVEMBER

English Reader

8. Sentences Understanding

9. Subject & Predicate Understanding

6 (3rd)

SYLLABUS FOR POST – MID TERM EXAMINATION :


Writing : Application, Composition

Grammar : Naming Words, Replacing Words, Numbers, Describing Words, Verbs, Preposition, Articles,

Sentences, Subject & Predicate, Homophones, Forms of Verb

Literature : Dolphins, The Canary, The God of River, Trees are the Kindest thing I Know, Minu and Dino,

Two Little Kittens, Krishna and Sudama, Michael goes Climbing

DECEMBER : POST MID TERM EXAMINATION

WINTER HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT : Worksheets to be given

JANUARY Revision for Final Exams

FEBRUARY Revision for Final Exams

FEBRUARY/MARCH Annual Examination (Full Syllabus)

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13 (3rd)

SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS

MONTH TOPIC ACTIVITY

April 1. Numbers up to 9999 Hands on abacus and worksheet

2. Addition Worksheet of addition, add and colour.

3. Subtraction Combined worksheet of addition and

subtraction.

May 4. Multiplication Make your own table book from 11 to 20

UNIT TEST – 1 CHAPTER (1 to 3)

July 5. Division Practice of division questions

August 6. Day, date and time Make your own calendar of 2021

Aug.-Sept. MID TERM EXAMS CHAPTER (1 to 6)

September 7. Money Paste pictures of currency

October 8. Length Paste 5 pictures of things having length

and write their length.

9.Weight Paste 5 wrappers of things showing

weight.

14 (3rd)


10.Capacity Paste 5 wrappers of things showing

capacity.

11.Fraction Paper folding activity.

November 12.Geometry Worksheet of geometrical shapes and

line segments.

December POST MIDTERM EXAMS FULL SYLLABUS

January Revision Class tests + worksheets + assignments

February Revision Class tests + worksheets + assignments

March FINAL EXAMS FULL SYLLABUS

15 (3rd)

SUBJECT : GEN. SCIENCE

BOOK: THE LIVING WORLD (PART- 3)

PUBLISHED BY: DAVCMC, NEW DELHI

16 (3rd)

MONTH

APRIL

NAME OF THE LESSON

L-1 MY BODY

(Sense organs and their

functions in human body)

ACTIVITIES

1.Children will be shown the body

parts using charts, models and

powerpoint presentation on smart

board.

2. Teacher will show a power point

presentation on smart board about

taking care of our sense organs.

3. Value based paragraph of the

lesson followed by value based

questions will be discussed with

students.


17 (3rd)

APRIL L-2 PLANTS AROUND US

(Importance of plants, parts of

plant and their function,types

of plants)

1.Children will go for a nature walk or

will visit the herbal corner of school

and teacher will help them in

identifying different parts of a plant.

2. Children will observe common

plants in their neighborhood, in

school’s herbal corner etc. and will try

to classify the plants into trees, herbs,

shrubs, climbers and creepers.

3. Teacher will show different plants

classified into different categories on

smart board.

4. Students will be asked to paste two

pictures each of trees, herbs, shrubs,

creepers and climbers in their

notebook or in a scrap file.

18 (3rd)

MAY L-3 LEAF

(Different shapes of leaves, its

structure, uses of leaves)

1. Students will observe the structure

of different leaves and draw the

diagram of a leaf showing its different

parts in their notebook.

2. Slides related to different uses of

leaves in our daily life will be shown to

the students on the smart board.

3. Students will be shown that how we

can make compost using fallen leaves

and kitchen waste in our garden and

they will be encouraged to do the same

in their homes.

4. Students will be asked to collect few

leaves of different plants like lemon,

mango, Tulsi etc. and crush their

leaves and try to differentiate between

their smells.

19 (3rd)

MAY

MAY

JULY

L-4 IMPORTANCE OF PLANTS

(Things plant give us, how

compost is made and why it is

important)

UNIT TEST SYLLABUS

L-5 ANIMALS

5. Students will collect different type of

leaves in their summer vacations

(explained ahead)

1. Class discussion on “Conservation

of plants” will be done and a power

point presentation will be shown on it.

2. Students will be motivated to grow at

least one plant in a pot or in the

garden.

LESSON -1 , 2

1. A power point presentation will be

shown on “Wildlife Conservation”.

2. Paste five pictures each of land

animals, water animals and air

animals in their scrap file or notebook.

20 (3rd)

AUGUST

AUGUST

L-6 FEEDING HABITS OF

ANIMALS

(types of animals according to

their feeding habit-herbivore,

carnivore, omnivore; shape of

teeth of animals)

L-7 BIRDS AND THEIR NESTS

(shape of bird’s body, different

types of nests of birds)

1. Multimedia presentation will be

shown on different categories of

animals according to their feeding

habits.

2. Paste five pictures each of

herbivorous animals, carnivorous

animals and omnivorous animals in

scrap file or notebook.

3. Students will role play different

animals according to the eating habits

of animals (herbivores, carnivores and

omnivores)


shown on the birds, their body shape,

beaks, claws etc. and their nesting

habits.

21 (3rd)

AUGUST

(Last Weak)

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

HALF YEARLY EXAMINATIONS

L-8 FOOD

(different parts of plant eaten as

food,food and occupation,

Fruits eaten as vegetables)

L-9 COOKING AND EATING

HABITS (different methods of

cooking food- boiling, steaming,

frying, baking, direct heating

and utensils used for cooking

2. Paste pictures of any 5-7 birds we

find in our locality in notebook.

LESSON 1 TO LESSON 7

1. Students will be told about the

importance of nutritious food through

a multimedia presentation.

2. A small class party will be arranged,

and students will be asked to name

and discuss the parts of the plants

they have brought in their lunch.

1. Different cooking methods will be

explained and showed by a multimedia

presentation.

2. A puzzle will be played in which

students will have to identify the

22 (3rd)

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JAN.- FEB.

FEB-MARCH

them)

L-10 WATER

(Local sources of water, natural

sources of water, Importance of

water, Ground water, Hydro

electricity)

PRE FINAL/POST MID TERM

EXAM.

REVISION OF Lesson 1 to 5

ANNUAL EXAMINATION

cooking methods of different dishes

asked by the teacher.


shown to the students explaining the

importance of water in our life.

2. Students will be asked to write a

slogan on “Save Water”.

3. Names of different dams in India will

be told to the students and their uses

will also be explained.

LESSON 1 To 10

LESSON 1 TO 10

WHOLE SYLLABUS

23 (3rd)

HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK

(SUMMER VACATIONS)

HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK

(WINTER VACATIONS)

1.Revise all the lessons done in the class.

2.Collect, dry and paste leave of any five medicinal

plants (Neem, Tulsi, Sada Bahar, Mehandi, Mint,

Lemon etc. in scrap file.

3.Collect, dry and paste leave of any five fruit plants

(Mango, Jamun, Guava, Grapes, and Pomegranate

etc. in scrap file.

To solve the worksheets given.

SUBJECT : SOCIAL SCIENCEMonth Name of lesson Activity

April 1. The Family 1 .Make a family tree.

2. Map skill and something to do.

3. States and Capitals, Union territories of

India.

4.Diagrams of National flag, flower, fruit, game

2.Family Similarities 1.Make a card for a family member whom you

want to thank.


May 3.Our Food 1. List 5 items of each good food & bad food.


4.Our Dresses 1. Paste the pictures of different dresses of

India.


5.The Early Man 1. Draw 5 tools that are commonly used in

your home and label them.


UNIT TEST (L- 1,2 FULL, STATES AND CAPITALS, UNION –TERRITORIES, PICTURES)

24 (3rd)


June Summer Break

July 6. Learning About Works 1. Paste the pictures of our helpers.


7. If You Believe You 1.List 5 qualities which are helpful to

Can You Will achieve success.


8. Let Us Enjoy 1.Complete the hobby wheel


August Mid-Term Examination (L-1 TO 8 FULL FROM BOOK AND NOTE BOOK)

September 9.Our Houses 1. Paste the pictures of different type of houses


10.Beautiful Houses 1. Take a project of keeping your class-room

clean.


11.Directions 1. Draw a compass showing cardinal and

Intermediate directions.


October 12. Conquering Distances 1. Paste the pictures of different means of

transport.

25 (3rd)


13.Closing Distance 1.Paste the pictures of different means of

communication.


14. I Am Proud To Indian 1. All states and union-territories of India.


NOVEMBER : REVISION OF WHOLE SYLLABUS

DECEMBER : POST MID – TERM EXAMINATION (L-1 TO 14 FULL)

JANUARY : REVISION OF WHOLE SYLLABUS

FEBRUARY : FINAL EXAMINATION (L-1 TO 14 FULL)

HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK

1. Paste the pictures of food items of different states.(roll no.1-10)

2. Make a handkerchief by doing vegetable printing.(roll no. 11-20)

3. Draw National Bird and National Animal. (Roll No. 21-30)

4. Draw a Magnetic Compass showing all cardinal and intermediary directions (Roll No.31-

40)

5. Draw or paste pictures of National Animal, Bird, Game, Flag, Fruit, Flower, Emblem (41-

Remaining all)

26 (3rd)

SUBJECT : ICTS No

1

2

3

4

27 (3rd)

Month

April

May

July

Aug

L.No

L-1

L-2

L-3

L-4

L-5

Name of Lesson

Getting Started

Fundamentals of Computers

Keyboard-1

Touch typing: Play with Text

Editor

Know the keyboard

Practical Practice of Notepad

/ Wordpad Software

Practical Exam :

Notepad/Wordpad Software

Activities

Activity on Pg. 2, 5, 7,

9, 10, 12, 13

Activity on Pg. 15, 17,

18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26


31, 32, 34, 36


45


55, 56

Assessment

"Assessment will be

done on performa-

nce of the student in

the lab, Hands on

activities mentioned

in the book and viva

conducted in the

class from time to

t ime . P rac t i c a l

Examination will be

conducted as per

the Examination

schedule of the

school. Holiday hw:

Make rangoli patt-

ern and color it on

A4 sheet."


5

6

7

8

9

10

28 (3rd)

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

L-6

L-7

L-8

Using the Icons

Tux Paint : Lets Paint the

World

Use safe: Precautions While

Using Computers

Practical Practice of Tux paint

Software


Software

Practical Exam : Tux Paint

Software


and Wordpad Software


67


78, 80, 82


87, 90

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31 (3rd)

APRIL-MAY

1.Language and literature

2. Environment around

3. World around

CURRENT AFFAIRS

JULY-----REVISION

AUGUST-MID TERM EXAM 1-37 and CURRENT AFFAIRS

SEPTEMBER—NOVEMBER

4. Art and culture

5. Math magic

6. Sports and games

CURRENT AFFAIRS.

DECEMBER—REVISION

JANUARY---FINAL EXAMS PAGE – 38 to 41 and CURRENT AFFAIRS.


SUBJECT : ART AND CRAFTSr.No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

32 (3rd)

Month

April

May

July

August

September

October

November

December

January

February

Activity

1. Flower Cutting by Glitter

Sheets

2. Pen Holder using ice

cream sticks

3. Thread Painting Flag

Decoration

4. Newspaper Holder

5. Flower Basket

6. Candle &Diya Decoration

7. Blow Painting with straw

8. Santa Clause Making

using cotton

9. Leaf Impression fishes

Draw & Colour

1- Shapes and Objects

Composition

2- Human Figures

3- Cartoon Composition

4- Landscape

5- Raining Scene

6- Seascape

7- City Scape

8- Save Trees

9- Animal Scene

10- Fruits & Vegetables

Composition

Step By Step

Page No. 1-20

Page No. 21-40

Mid-Term Examination Session 2020-2021

Annual Examination Session 2020-2021


SUBJECT : DANCE

33 (3rd)

Unit Test (May 2020)

Sr. No. Months Theme (Contents) Practical

1 April Definition of Stuti, Salami Classical Dance in Saraswati Vandana (Maa Sharde Var De)

2 May Laykaris in Teen Tal (Ekgun, Dugun, Chougun)

Laykaris in Teen Tal would be done to students

MID TERM (August

2020)

3 July Kinds of Neck movement (Sundri, Trishchina, Parvrtita, Prakampita)

Demonstration would be given by teacher to students, they would be taught by teacher through demonstration

Final Examination (January 2021)

4 September Exponents of Kathak, Bharat Natayam

Pranam Tukra & Tora would be done in Tal

5 October Importance of Tal & Laya in DanceRevision Work

Dance on Contemporary song

REVISION WORK November/December


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