BIOLOGY

CLASS-9

PREMID-TERM

THEORY

IMPROVEMENT IN FOOD RESOURCES

FUNDAMENTAL UNIT OF LIFE

TISSUES till PLANT TISSUES

PRACTICAL

1.To test the presence of starch and adulterant in food items.

2 a-To prepare stained temporary mount of onion peel and b- human cheek cell , to record the observations

and draw the labelled diagrams

3.To determine the mass percentage of water imbibed by raisins.

MID TERM

THEORY

TISSUES ( ANIMAL TISSUES)

DIVERSITY IN LIVING ORGANISMS ( tIll kingdom plantae )

PRACTICAL

4.To identify parenchyma and sclerenchyma tissues in plants, striped muscle fibers and nerve cells in animals

from prepared slides and to draw their labelled diagram.

THEORY

IMPROVEMENT IN FOOD RESOURCES

FUNDAMENTAL UNIT OF LIFE

TISSUES

DIVERSITY IN LIVING ORGANISMS (till kingdom plantae )

POST MID TERM

THEORY

DIVERSITY IN LIVING ORGANISMS

WHY DO WE FALL ILL

NATURAL RESOURCES

PRACTICAL

5.To observe the preserved specimens of plants and animals

6.Study of life history of mosquito

7. Study of monocot and dicot plants.

ANNUAL

THEORY

LIFE PROCESS ( CHAPTER FROM CLASS TEN) NUTRITION RESPIRATION

ANNUAL 5TH MARCH

IMPROVEMENT IN FOOD RESOURCES

FUNDAMENTAL UNIT OF LIFE

TISSUES

DIVERSITY IN LIVING ORGANISMS

WHY DO WE FALL ILL

NATURAL RESOURCES

LIFE PROCESSES

PRACTICAL All experiments conducted during the whole year.

CLASS-9

CHEMISTRY

PREMID-TERM

THEORY

Matter in our surroundings

PRACTICAL

1) To prepare true solution, suspension and colloidal solution

2) to prepare mix and compound using iron fillings and sulphur powder.

3) To carry out the chemical reactions and to study them.

MID TERM

THEORY

Is matter around us pure

PRACTICAL

1) To separates the components of a mixture.

2) To determine the melting point and boiling point.

THEORY

Matter in our surroundings

Is matter around us pure

POST MID TERM

THEORY

Atoms and molecules

Structure of atom

Chemical Reaction and Equation ( CHAPTER FROM CLASS TEN)

PRACTICAL

Laws of chemical combination

ANNUAL

Matter in our surroundings

Is matter around us pure

Atoms and molecules

Structure of atom

PRACTICAL All experiments counducted during the whole year.

ECONOMICS and POLITICAL SCIENCE

CLASS IX

PRE-MID TERM

POLITICAL SCIENCE -

Democracy in the Contemporary World.

What is Democracy, why Democracy.

ECONOMICS

The Story of Village Palampur.

People As Resource.

MID-TERM

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Constitutional Design.

Power Sharing.

ECONOMICS

People as Resource.

[Also the entire syllabus of PRE-MID TERM]

POST-MID TERM

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Electoral Politics.

Working of Institutions.

Democratic Rights.

ECONOMICS

Poverty as a Challenge.

Food Security in India.

[ Also the entire syllabus of PRE-MID TERM and POST-MID TERM ]

ANNUALS

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Democratic Rights.

Federalism. ECONOMICS

Food Security in India.

Development.

[ Also the entire syllabus of PRE-MID TERM , POST-MID TERM and POST-MID TERM ]

ENGLISH

CLASS IX

PRE MID TERM

Literature 1. How I taught my grandmother to read (prose)

2. Dog named Duke. (prose)

3. The Road not taken. (poem)

4. The Brook. (poem)

5. Lord Ullins daughter. (poem)

6. The Solitary Reaper. (poem)

7. Villa for Sale. (drama) till page 104.

Rapid Reader. Three Men in a boat Chapter- 1 to 6.

Grammar - 1. Tenses 2. Prepositions 3. Conjunctions 4. Narration

Writing Skills 1. Notice 2. Letter writing (editorial) 3. Article writing 4. Diary Entry

Main Course Book Unit 1, 2 & 3

MID TERM

Literature 1. The Man who knew too much (prose)

2. Seven Ages (poem)

3. Villa for Sale (drama) rest of the lesson

Rapid Reader. Three Men in a boat- chapters 7 to 10

Grammar- 1. News headlines. 2. Modals. 3. Determiners 4. Voice 5. Transformation of sentences

Writing Skills- 1. Report writing (events by student corresponding), 2. Story writing

Main Course Book Unit 4

POST MID TERM

Literature 1. Best Seller (prose)

2. Bishop Candlesticks (drama)

3. The song of the rain (poem)

4. Two gentlemen of Verona(prose) clss 10 syllabus

5. The frog and the Nightingale (poem)

Grammar 1. Sentences its kinds and structure 2. Phrases and clauses 3. Nonfinites

Writing Skills 1. Report writing (newspaper) 2. Descriptions of place, events, objects 3. Data Interpretations

ANNUAL

Literature 1. Julius Ceasar (drama) class 10 syllabus

Reading Skill- Comprehension practice

SYLLABUS FOR CALSS 9

GEOGRAPHY

PRE MID TERM 1. India-Size and Location

2. Physical Features of India

Map Work

MID TERM 1.Drainage and Pre Mid Term syllabus

2.Syllabus of pre mid term

Subject enrichment map work

POST MID TERM 1. Climate

2. Natural Vegetation

3. Resource Development [till land use

pattern in India]

4.Map Work

ANNUNALS 1.Resource Development [full chapter]

2. Forest and Wildlife resources

3. syllabus of post mid term

4. Map work.

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CLASS 9

HISTORY

PRE MID TERM

1.THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

a.Introduction

b.French society during late 18th century.

c.The outbreak of the revolution.

d.France abolishes monarchy.

e.Did women have a revolution.

f.The abolition of slavery.

g.The revolution of everyday life.

MID TERM

2.NAZISM AND THE RISE OF HITLER.

a.Introduction.

b.Birth of the Weimar republic.

c.Hitler's rise to power.

d.The Nazi worldview.

e.Youth in Nazi Germany.

f.Ordinary people and the crime's against humanity.

POST MID TERM.

3.FOREST SOCIETY AND COLONIALISM.

a.Rise of Commercial forest.

b.Rebellion in the forest.

c.Forest transformation in Java.

d.Map work.

4.HISTORY AND SPORTS;STORY OF CRICKET.

a.Story of cricket(introduction).

b.Spread of cricket.

c.Modern transformation of the game

d.Media and cricket today.

ANNUAL

5.THE AGE OF INDUSTRIALISATION

a.Before the Industrial Revolution.

b.Hand labour,steam labour.

c.Industrialisation in the colonies

d.Factories come up.

e.Market for goods.

MATHEMATICS

CLASS IX

PRE MID TERM:

1. POLYNOMIAL

2. ANGLES, LINES AND TRIANGLES

3. CONGRUENCY AND INEQUALITIES

MIDTERM:

4. QUADRILATERALS AND PARALLELOGRAMS

5. AREA

6. CIRCLES

POST MIDTERM:

7. GEOMETRICAL CONSTRUCTIONS

8. VOLUME AND SURFACE AREA OF SOLIDS

9. STATISTICS (CLASS X)

ANNUAL:

10. ARITHMETIC PROGRESSION (CLASS X)

11. PROBABILITY (CLASS X)

12. POLYNOMIALS (CLASS X)

PHYSICS

Class IX

Term Topic Sub-Topic

Pre-Midterm Motion Describing Motion

Measuring the rate of motion

Rate of change of velocity

Graphical representation of motion -Distance -time graph -velocity-time graph

Equations of motion by graphical method

Uniform circular motion

Motion Numericals and application based question-answer

Force and Laws of motion Balanced and unbalanced force

First law of Motion

Inertia and Mass

Second law of Motion

Third law of Motion

Conservation of Momentum

Force and Laws of motion Numericals and application based question-answer

Midterm Gravitation Gravitation

Universal laws of Gravitation

Gravitation Free Fall

Mass

Weight

Floatation Thrust and Pressure

Buoyancy

Archimedes' Principle

Relative Density

Numericals and application based question-answer

Practical: To determine the pressure exerted by a given solid for different faces.

Motion, Force and Laws of motion, Gravitation, Floatation

Revision

Post-Midterm

Work and Energy Work

Types of Wok

Post-Midterm

Work and Energy Energy

Different forms of energy

Kinetic Energy

Potential Energy

Law of Conservation of Energy

Power

Numericals and application based question-answer

Practical: To determine the density of a solid(denser than water)by using a spring balance and a measuring cylinder.

Sound Production of Sound

Propagation of Sound

Types of Sound

Characteristics of Sound Waves

Annual Exam

Sound Refection of Sound

Echo

Reverberation

Range of hearing

Application of ultrasound

Sonar

Structure of human ear

Practical: To establish the relation between the loss in weight of a solid when fully immersed in (i)water (ii)kerosene, with the weight of liquid displaced by it by taking at least two different solids.

Effects of current and Electricity

Current

Mathematical expression

Direction and S.I unit

Potential difference

Mathematical expression

Ohm's Law and Limitations

Resistance and S.I unit

Cause of Resistance

Factors effecting resistance of a conductor

All Revision

Note: Mid-term includes Pre-midterm and Mid-term syllabus

Annual-Exam includes whole year syllabus