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SYLLABUS FOR THE SESSION 2017-18

CLASS: VIII SUBJECT:

BOOKS PRESCRIBED: -8, -8

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL 1.

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MAY 3. 4. - , , (1-10)

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OCTOBER 10. 11. - , , (11-20)

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NOVEMBER 12. 13. 14. - (11-20) (11-20) (11-20)

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Syllabus for Periodic Test:

PERIODIC TEST DATE SYLLABUS DESIGN OF PAPER & DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

08.05.2017 -2. : - 1

-10 - 10

08.08.2017 -6. : , ( 1-10 )

-10 - 10

30.10.2017 -10. :

-10 - 10

18.12.2017 -14. : ( 11-20 ) ( 11-20 )

-10 - 10

SYLLABUS FOR SEPTEMBER EXAMINATION:

CHAPTER NAME DESIGN OF PAPER & DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

-1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8

- 10 - 12 - 2x2 - 07 - 03

-9 : , , , , (1-10), (1-10), (1-10), (1-10), (1-10), (1-10), , ,

-2x1 - 4x1 - 4x2 - 5x1 - 10 - 10 - 5

SYLLABUS FOR FINAL EXAMINATION EXAMINATION:


-2 -6 -7 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15 -16 -17 -18 : , , , , , , -, , - , (1-20), (1-20), (1-20), (1-20), (1-20), (1-20) , ,

- 10 - 12 - 2x2 - 07 - 03 -2x1 - 4x1 - 4x2 - 5x1 - 10 - 10 - 5


CLASS:VIII SUBJECT:ENGLISH

BOOKS PRESCRIBED: READER: OLIVIA , GRAMMAR:BRAVIA

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL Reader L-1 The

Shepherds Daughter, L -2 The Cherry tree, Poem- 3 Stopping By Woods On a Snow Evening Grammar: L-1 Nouns , Tenses Writing Section: Notice

Kinds of Noun Present , Past ,

Future

Word Chain

MAY Reader: L- 4 The Kabuliwala, L -5 A Lesson in Life From a Beggar, Poem-6 Where The Mind Is Without Fear Grammar: L-2 The Pronouns , L-3 Articles and Determiners , Synonyms Writing Section: Article / Speech

Kinds of Pronouns Kinds of

Determiners

Composing Poem

JULY Reader: L-7 The Poets Destiny, L-8 The Last Stone mason , Poem- 9 Laugh And Be Merry Grammar: L-4 Adjectives, L-5 Adverbs , Voice Writing Section: E-Mail Writing

Kinds of Adjectives Active and Passive

voice

Scrapbook Activity

AUGUST Reader: L- 10 The Gettysburg Address,Grammar: L- 6 Preposition , Words Often Confused Writing Section: Letter

Preposition of Place Preposition of Time

and Date Prepositions of

Movement

Quiz

OCTOBER Reader: L -11 The Case For Defence, Poem- 12 The Quiet Life L- 13 Christmas Gift,Grammar: L- 7 Conjunction , Narration Writing Section: Diary Entry

Co-ordinate , Subordinate,

Co -relative Conjunction

Cross Word Puzzle Turncoat Activity

NOVEMBER Reader: L -14 The School For Sympathy, Poem-15 The Quality of Mercy L- 16 The Five Kinds Of Workers, Grammar: L- 8 Modals , L- 10 Subject verb Concord , Antonyms Writing Section: Story Writing

Uses of Can ,Could, Should ,Would , May, Might, Ought to , Must Dare etc.

Group Discussion

DECEMBER Reader: L - 17 Uncle Podger Hangs a Picture, Poem- 18 On His Blindness L- 19 The King Of Comedy Grammar: L- 11 Sentences- Simple, Compound and Complex , Idioms and Phrases Writing Section: Article /Speech

Simple Sentences Compound

Sentences Complex Sentences

Situational Drama Composing Story

JANUARY Reader: L- 20 Sound And Fury Grammar: L-12 Finite And Non -Finite Verbs

Gerund Infinitives, Participle

Open Forum

FEBRUARY Revision and Test Syllabus for Periodic Test:


15-5-2017 Reader: L-1 Shepherds Daughter Grammar: L-1 Noun Writing Section : Notice

Reader- 10 Grammar -6 Writing Section-4

14-8-2017

Reader: Poem - 7 The Poets Destiny Grammar:- L- 4 Adjectives Writing Section : E -mail Writing

Reader-10 Grammar -6 Writing Section-4

6-11-2017 Reader : L- 11 The Case For Defence Grammar : L- 7 Conjunctions Writing Section : Diary Entry


23-12-2017 Reading : L-16 The Five Kinds Of Workers Grammar : L-8 Models Writing Section: Story Writing




Reading : L-1-12 Grammar: L-1-6 , Tenses ,Active & Passive Voice , Synonyms , Words Often Confused Writing Section : Notice , Article /Speech , E-mail , Letters

Reading Section : 15 (5+5+5) Writing Section: 15(5+5+5) Grammar 25 Literature: 25 Total : 80



Reading : L-11-20 Grammar: L-6-12, Tenses , Narration, Synonyms , Antonyms, Idioms and Phrases Writing Section : Notice, Diary Entry, Article /Speech , Story Writing

Reading Section : 15 (5+5+5) Writing Section: 15(5+5+5) Grammar 25 Literature: 25 Total : 80


CLASS:VIII SUBJECT:MATHEMATICS

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL Rational numbers

Powers

Properties of addition,subtraction and multiplication

Multiplicative inverse

Rational number on number line

Negative

exponents Laws of

exponents Standard

form

To represent rational number on number line

MAY Square and square roots Cube and cube roots

Perfect roots Pythagorean

triplet Properties of

square roots Square roots

of decimal numbers

Perfect cube Cube root of

negative numbers

Dossing of square and square roots

JULY Data handling Playing with numbers Visualizing shapes

Pictograph Bar graph Frequency of

an observation

Histogram Pie chart

Reversing the

digits of a number

Test of divisibility of a number

Polyhedron Eulers

To study your time distribution for various daily routine jobs To make tetrahedron and verification of eulers formula

formula AUGUST Linear equation in

one variable Comparing quantities

Rules for solving an equation

Application of linear equation

Percentage

and ratio Profit and

loss Discount Sale tax

To find out examples showing discount offered by shopkeepers from day to day life

OCTOBER Various types of Quadrilateral Algebraic expression and identities

Types of quadrilateral

Angle sum property

Properties of quadrilateral

Addition and

subtraction of algebraic expression

To verify the angle sum property of a quadrilateral To verify the algebraic identity

NOVEMBER Factorization Compound interest

HCF of monomials

Factorization using identities

Division of algebraic expression

Simple

interest and compound interest

DECEMBER Direct and inverse variation Menstruation -I

Direct and inverse variation

Time and work

Area of

rectilinear figures

Area of trapezium and other quadrilateral

To study indirect variations experimentally and hence to predict the value of one quantity corresponding to the value of another given quantity

Construction of quadrilaterals

Construction of quadrilateral when four sides and one angle is given,two diagonals and three sides are given

JANUARY Mensuration -II Introduction of linear graph and cartesian plane

Surface area and volume of cuboid,cube and cylinder

Line graph Cartesian

plane Bar graph

To make the bar graph of marks obtained in different subjects

FEBRUARY Revision



17/4/17 Powers Powers-20 marks

17/07/17 Rational numbers Rational numbers-20 marks 13/10/17 Various types of

quadrilaterals Various types of quadrilaterals- 20 marks

27/11/17 Factorization Factorization- 20 marks SYLLABUS FOR SEPTEMBER EXAMINATION:


Rational number- 14 marks Powers-14 marks Square and square roots- 8 marks Cube and cube roots- 10 marks Data handling- 10 marks Playing with numbers- 10 marks Visualizing shapes- 2 marks Comparing quantities- 12 marks

1 marks-4 question 2 marks-8 question 3 marks- 5 question 4 marks- 5 question 5 marks- 5 question Total question-27 Total marks -80



Rational number- 6 marks Powers- 6 marks Square and square roots- 4 marks Cube and cube roots- 4 marks Data handling- 4 marks Various type of quadrilaterals-4 marks Algebraic expressions and identities- 4 marks Factorization- 3 marks Construction of quadrilateral- 6 marks Compound interest- 5 marks Mensuration-I- 10 marks Mensuration-II- 6 marks Introduction of linear graph and cartesian plane-6 marks direct and inverse variation- 4 marks Linear equation in one variable- 8marks

1 marks- 4 question 2 marks-8 question 3 marks- 5 question 4 marks- 5 question 5 marks- 5 question Total question-27 Total marks -80


CLASS:VIII SUBJECT:S.S.

BOOKS PRESCRIBED: DEVJYOTI SOCIAL SCIENCES

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL His:

L-1. Modern India-Where, When and how 2. The establishment of company power Geo: L-1. Resources Civics: L-1. Role of the constitution.

His L-1 Major development during the modern period, Source of information for modern indian history. His L-2 European trading companies,The rise of british power, Expansion of british empire. Geo L-1 Meaning ,classification of resources,Principles of sustainable development. Civics- 1 The Indian Constitution,Preamble and key features, Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties.

Worksheet on Resources

MAY Hist: 3. The growth of colonial army and civilian administration 4 Rural life and society Geo : 2. Land ,Soil,Water,Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources Civics : 2. Understanding Secularism

Hist.-- 3. The administrative structure of the East India Company, Civil administration. 4. Colonial agrarian policies,Growth of commercial crops, Geo- 2. Land resources,Soil resources, Water resources,Natural resources and wildlife,Wildlife resources. Civics- 2. Separation of

collect information related to non-farm activities in your area and write them in scrap-book .

religion from the state, secularism in India and in USA

JULY His-: 5. Colonialism and tribal societies. Geo: 3 Mineral and power resources. Civics : 3. Parliament and the making of laws.

His - 5. Forms of tribal societies,Impact of colonial rule on the tribal societies, Tribal revolts. Geo- 3. Mineral resources, Power of energy resources. Civics -- 3. The Parliament,Political executive, The Prime Minister, The President.

AUGUST His- 6. Crafts and industries 7. The revolt of 1857-58 Civics- 4. Understanding laws

His -6 De-industrialisation-Decline of indian handicrafts,Industrialisation-Growth of modern industry. 7. Causes and event of revolt of 1857-58,Causes of failure and nature of the revolt of 1857. Civics- 4 Meaning of law and their need,Role of the people and other agencies.

Role play of Different freedom fighters

OCT His- 8. Education and British Rule 9. Indian renaissance Geo-4. Agriculture Civics- 5. Judiciary

His- 8. The new education system,Change in the indigenous system and growth of National education. 9. Socio-Religious Movement, Lower caste movements. Geo- 4. Emergence of agriculture,Types of agriculture, Steps taken by Indian Government. Civics-

5. The supreme and high court, Lok adalat,PIL,Independence of judiciary.

NOVEMBER His-10 Colonialism and urban change 11. Change in the arts-painting,literature and architecture Geo-5. Manufacturing industries Civics- 6. Understanding our criminal justice system

His -10 Deurbanisation and emergence of new towns,Implications of colonial policies and institutions, His -11 Changes of painting,Literature,Performing arts and architecture. Geo-5 Classification of Industries,Factors affecting industrial location,Major industries, Information Technology. Civics- 6. Role of police and the courts, F.I.R, Role of the police,public prosecutor and judge.

Debate on Lok -Sabha and Rajya -Sabha

DECEMBER His- 12 Beginning of the nationalist movement(1885-1905) 13. The nationalist movement(1905-19) Geo- 6. Human resources Civics-7. Social justice and the marginalised

His 12 Formation of political associations 13. Causes of rise of Extremism,imp.event of extremist phase. Geo- 6 Importance and composition of human resources, Population Pyramid. Civics- 7 Marginalised, Minorities.

JANUARY His-14. The Gandhian Era-The final phase Civics- 8. Confronting marginalisation

His -14 National movement(1919-1922),National movement (1923-1939),National movement (1939-1947). Civics-8 Untouchability, The new scenario. 9. Water sanitation

Quiz on lessons based

9. Economic presence of the government

other public facilities,food,industries Law and social justice,

FEBRUARY His-15. India after independence

His- 15. Growth of industries and agricultural reforms,india relation with neighbouring countries.



3.7.17 Geo: 1. Resources Civics- 1. Role of the constitution.

Geo: (1+1+2+3+3) 1. Resources Civics- 1. Role of the constitution. (1+1+2+3+3)

24.8.2017 His: L-7 The revolt of 1857-58 Geo: L-3 Mineral and power resources.

His: L-7 The revolt of 1857-58 (1+1+2+3+3) Geo: L-3 Mineral and power resources.(1+1+2+3+3)

20.11.2017 His: L-11. Change in the arts-painting,literature and architecture Geo: L-4. Agriculture Civics: L-5 Judiciary

His: L-11. Change in the arts-painting,literature and architecture. (1+2+3) Geo: L-4. Agriculture. (1+1+3+3) Civics: L- 5 Judiciary. (1+2+3)

22.1.2018 His: L-13 The nationalist movement(1905-19) Geo: 6. Human resources Civics: L-6 Understanding our criminal justice system

His: L-13 The nationalist movement(1905-19). (1+2+3) Geo: 6. Human resources. (1+1+3+3) Civics: L-6 Understanding our criminal justice system. (1+2+3)



His- 1 to 7 1. Modern India-Where, When and how 2. The establishment of company power

His- 30 1. Modern India-Where, When and how-3 2. The establishment of company power-3+1

3 The growth of colonial army and civilian administration 4 Rural life and society 5. Colonialism and tribal societies. 6. Crafts and industries 7. The revolt of 1857-58 Geo- 1 to 3 1. Resources 2. Land ,soil ,water,natural vegetation and wildlife resources 3 Mineral and power resources. 4.Map Civics-1 to 4 1. Role of the constitution. 2. Understanding secularism. 3. Parliament and the making of laws. 4. Understanding laws

3 The growth of colonial army and civilian administration 3+1 4 Rural life and society. 3+1 5. Colonialism and tribal societies.5+1 6. Crafts and industries. 3+1 7. The revolt of 1857-58. 5 Geo- 25 1. Resources. 3+3 2. Land ,soil ,water,natural vegetation and wildlife resources.1+3+3 3 Mineral and power resources. 1+1+5 4. Map - 5 Civics-25 1. Role of the constitution.-1+5 2. Understanding secularism. 1+3 3. Parliament and the making of laws.3+5 4. Understanding laws. 3+3+1



His- 2. The establishment of company power 7. The revolt of 1857-58 8. Education and British Rule 9. Indian Renaissance 10 Colonialism and urban change 11. Change in the arts-painting,literature and architecture 12 Beginning of the nationalist movement(1885-1905) 13. The nationalist movement(1905-19) 14. The Gandhian Era-The final phase 15. India after independence Geo- 1. Resources 4. Agriculture 5. Manufacturing industries 6. Human resources MAP Civics- 1. Role of the constitution. 2. Understanding secularism. 5 Judiciary 6. Understanding our criminal justice system 7. Social justice and the marginalised 8. Confronting marginalisation 9. Economic presence of the government

His- 2. The establishment of company power-3 7. The revolt of 1857-58-5 8. Education and British Rule-3 9. Indian Renaissance-4 10 Colonialism and urban change-2 11. Change in the arts-painting,literature and architecture-5 12 Beginning of the nationalist movement(1885-1905)-0 13. The nationalist movement(1905-19)-4 14. The Gandhian Era-The final phase-3 15. India after independence-4 Geo- 1. Resources-8 4. Agriculture-5 5. Manufacturing industries-5 6. Human resources-5 5 Marks Civics- 1. Role of the constitution.-5 2. Understanding secularism.-3 5 Judiciary-4 6. Understanding our criminal justice system-3 7. Social justice and the marginalised-0 8. Confronting marginalisation-0 9. Economic presence of the government-4


CLASS:VIII SUBJECT:SCIENCE

BOOKS PRESCRIBED:Effectual Science(Devjyoti publication)

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL 1.Crop production and

management 2.Microorganisms-Friend and foe

1.Crop and its types 2.Basic agricultural practices 3.Crop improvement 4.Green and white revolution 5.Animal husbandry 1.Microorganisms and their characteristics 2.Major groups of microorganism 3. Useful and harmful microbes 4.preventive measure from disease caused by microbes 5.Nitrogen fixation and nitrogen cycle. 6.Food preservation

1. To separate healthy seeds from unhealthy ones. 2.To grow seedlings with manure and fertilizer 1.To show the presence of microbes in air and water

MAY 3.Synthetic fibres and Plastics 4.Materials-Metals and Nonmetal 11.Force and pressure

1.Plastic and its types 2.Properties of plastic 3.Plastic and environment 4.Disadvantages of plastic 5.Measure to reduce plastic pollution 1.Metal and its physical properties 2. Non metal and its physical properties 3. Metals and its chemical properties 4.Uses of metal and non-metal 1.Force and its effect 2.Types of forces 3.Pressure 4.Application of pressure

1.To identify the natural and synthetic fibres 2.To show that plastics are bad conductor of heat 1. To show the physical properties of metal and non-metal 2.To show that metals conduct electricity 3.To observe different displacement reactions 1.To study the effect of force on an object. 2.To study the effect of force on the

5. Atmospheric pressure and its effect

shape of different objects.

JULY 12. Friction 7.Conservation of plants and animals L-17 Stars and solar system

1.Frictional force 2.Friction and its types 3.Fluid friction 4.Advantages and disadvantages of friction 5.Ways to increase and decrease friction 1.Biodiversity 2. Causes of loss of biodiversity 3. Causes and consequences of deforestation 4.Flora and fauna 5.Type of species 6. Protected areas 7.Conservation of biodiversity 1.Star 2.Phases of moon 3.Constellation 4.Solar system 5.Satellite

1.To see the effect of friction on different surfaces. 1.On a political map of India,mark location of five national parks and five wildlife sanctuaries 2.Science excursion 1.Make a model of the solar system using wool balls of different sizes.

AUGUST 13.Sound Revision for Term-I

1.Sound and its characteristics 2.Sound produced by human 3.Human ear 4.Audible and inaudible sound 5.Noise and music 6.Noise pollution

1.To show that sound is produced by vibrating body 2. To show that sound travels through solids

OCTOBER 5.Coal and Petroleum 6.Combustion and

1.Renewable and nonrenewable resources 2. Coal and its formation 3. Destructive distillation of coal 4. Petroleum and its formation 5.Fractional distillation of petroleum 6.Consequences of over-extraction of coal and petroleum 7. Conservation of fossil fuel 1.Combustion

1.Group discussion 1.To show that

flame 8. Cell-Structure and functions

2. Condition necessary for combustion 3.Combustion and its types 4.Fire extinguishers 5.Flame and its zone 6.Fuel and its types 7.Characteristics of ideal fuel 8. Harmful effect from burning of fuel 1.Discovery of cell 2.Organization of cells in organisms 3.Variety in cell number,shape and size 4.Cell structure and function 5.Comparison of plant and animal cells 6.Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells 7.Nucleus and their parts

attainment of ignition temperature is necessary for combustion 2.To show that is air is necessary for combustion 3.To prove that the luminous zone of a candle flame has unburnt wax 1.To observe basic components of cell using onion peel /animal cells using cheek cells

NOVEMBER 9. Reproduction in animals 10.Reaching the age of adolescence 14.Chemical effect of electric current

1.Modes of reproduction 2. Asexual reproduction in animals 3.Sexual reproduction in animals 4.Sexual reproduction in humans 5.Development of embryo 6. Asexual reproduction in plants 7.The clone 1.Adolescence and puberty 2.Changes at puberty 3.Secondary sexual characteristics 4.Hormones and their function 5.Reproductive phase in human 6.Metamorphosis 7.Determination of the sex of the baby 1. Electric current 2.Thermal conductivity in liquids

1.To show the life cycle of frog 1.To show that tap water conduct electricity. 2. To identify the

3.Chemical effect of current 4.Electrolysis 5.Electroplating and its application 6.Electrorefining

positive terminal of a battery with the help of potato.

DECEMBER 15. Some natural phenomenon 16. Light

1.Electric charges 2.Lightning and thunder 3.Lightning conductor 4.Earthquake and its causes 5. Seismograph and its working 6.Safety measures to be taken during lightning and earthquake 1.Reflection and refraction of light 2.Types of reflection 3.Formation and properties of image formed by plane mirror 4. Multiple reflection 5.Human eye 6.Defects of human eye 7.Dispersion of light 8.Braille

1. To show that like charges repel and unlike charges attract each other 2. To show that transfer of charge from a charge body to an uncharged body using electroscope. 1.To demonstrate the laws of reflection of light. 2.To show the properties of image formed by the plane mirror.

JANUARY 18. Pollution of air and water

1.Air pollution and its causes 2.Pollutants of air 3.Effect of air pollution 4.Water pollution and its causes 5.Effects of water pollution 6.Potable water 7.Ways to save water

1.Group discussion

FEBRUARY Revision for Term-II nil Syllabus for Periodic Test:


24/4/ 2017 L-crop production and management

M.M.-20 VSQ(1 mark)- 2X1=2 SA-I(2 marks)-3X2=6 VBQ-(3 mark)-1X3=3 SA-II(3 marks )-3X3=9 Marks distribution l-1 Crop production and management-20 marks

24/07/ 2017 L-3 Synthetic fibres and material L-4 material: metals and non metal

M.M.-20 VSQ(1 mark)- 2X1=2 SA-I(2 marks)-3X2=6 VBQ-(3 mark)-1X3=3 SA-II(3 marks )-3X3=9 Marks distribution L-3 Synthetic fibres and material- 8 marks L-4 material: metals and non metal-12 marks

16/10/2017 L-5 Coal and petroleum M.M.-20 VSQ(1 mark)- 3X1=3 SA-I(2 marks)-4X2=8 VBQ-(3 mark)-1X3=3 SA-II(3 marks )-2X3=6 Marks distribution L-5 Coal and petroleum-20 marks

04/12/2017 L-8 Cell structure and function L-9 Reproduction in animals

M.M.-20 VSQ(1 mark)- 3X1=3 SA-I(2 marks)-4X2=8 VBQ-(3 mark)-1X3=3 SA-II(3 marks )-2X3=6 Marks distribution l-8 Cell structure and functions-10 marks l-9 Reproduction in animal- 10 marks



1.Crop production and management 2. Microorganisms-Friend and foe

Design of paper- MCQ(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 fill up(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 true /false(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 Answer in one word(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 Give example(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 VSQ(1 mark)-10X1=10 SQ-I(2 marks)-6X2=12 Give reason(2 marks)-5X2=10 SQ-II(3 marks)-5X3=15 VBQ(3 marks)-1X3=3 LQ(5 marks)-5X4=20 Marks distribution 1.Crop production and management-10 marks

3. Synthetic fibres and Plastics 4.Materials-Metals and nonmetals 7.Conservation of plants and animals 9.Reproduction in animals 11. Force and pressure 12.Friction 13.Sound 17. Star and solar system

2. Microorganisms-Friend and foe-10 marks 3. Synthetic fibres and Plastics-7 marks 4.Materials-Metals and nonmetals-10 marks 7.Conservation of plants and animals-12 marks 9.Reproduction in animals-10 marks 11. Force and pressure-08 marks 12.Friction-07 marks 13.Sound-09 marks 17. Star and solar system-07 marks



5.Coal and petroleum 6.Combustion and flame 8. Cell-structure and function 9.Reproduction in animals 10. Reaching the age of adolescence 14. Chemical effects of electric current 15. Some natural phenomenon 16. Light 18. Air and water pollution 4. Materials-Metals and nonmetals 13.Sound

Design of paper- MCQ(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 fill up(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 true /false(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 Answer in one word(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 Give example(0.5 mark)-4X0.5=2 VSQ(1 mark)-10X1=10 SQ-I(2 marks)-6X2=12 Give reason(2 marks)-5X2=10 SQ-II(3 marks)-5X3=15 VBQ(3 marks)-1X3=3 LQ(5 marks)-5X4=20 Marks distribution 5.Coal and petroleum-06 marks 6.Combustion and flame-07 marks 8. Cell-structure and function-09 marks 9.Reproduction in animals-07 marks 10. Reaching the age of adolescence-06 marks 14. Chemical effects of electric current-06 marks 15. Some natural phenomenon-07 marks 16. Light-10 marks 18. Air and water pollution-06 marks 4. Materials-Metals and nonmetals-07 marks 13.Sound-09 marks


CLASS:VIII SUBJECT:COMPUTER

BOOKS PRESCRIBED:World of Information Technology (Devjyoti)

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL L-1 more about

operating system Operating system, features

Create Email id Sps.myclassboard. com. Visit the School website- www.spskurukshetra.org

MAY L-2 More features of a network

security, data packets, communication channels,ethernet, intranet

Microsoft Word

JULY Worksheet- networking concepts

Flash

AUGUST L-3 Advanced MS- excel

insert rows and columns, types of data, format cells,autosum, merge

Advanced MS- excel

OCTOBER L-4 HTML Introduction, homepage, create webpage, uses of tags, lists, input , output,tables, hyperlink

HTML

NOVEMBER Worksheet-Understanding html

HTML

DECEMBER L-5 C++ Programming Language

Introduction, tokens, keywords, symbols, comments, variables, data types, operators

C++ Programming Language

JANUARY L-6 Basics of Java introduction, comments and documentation, character set, identifiers, data types, operators, input and output statements and Loop

Basics of Java

FEBRUARY Revision



10/7/17 L-1 more about operating system L-2 More features of a network Worksheet- networking concept

MCQ- x 6=3 marks T/F- x 6=3 marks Ques/ans-14 marks

28/8/17 L-3 Advanced MS excel Fillups- 1/2x5=21/2 marks MCQ- 1/2x5=21/2 marks Ques/ans-15 marks

24/11/17 L-4 HTML Worksheet-Understanding html

MCQ-5 marks Ques/ans-15 marks

5/2/18 L-5 C++ Programming Language

Fill ups-5 marks Ques/ans-15 marks



L-1 More about operating system mcq-1x2=2 marks Ques/ans-8 marks

L-2 More features of a network Worksheet- networking concepts

mcq-1x2=2 marks T/F-1x3=3 marks Ques/ans-10 marks

L-3 Advanced MS- excel mcq-1x2=2 marks fillups-1x4=4 marks T/F-1x2=2 marks Ques/ans=12 marks



L-2 More features of a network Worksheet- networking concepts

mcq-1x1=1 marks T/F-1 x 1=1 marks Ques/ans= 8 marks

L-3 Advanced MS- excel mcq-1x1=1 marks fillups-1x4= 4 marks Ques/ans=5 marks

L-4 HTML mcq-1x3=3 marks

Worksheet-Understanding html Ques/ans=7 marks L-5 C++ Programming Language fillups-1x1=1 marks

Ques/ans=9 marks L-6 Basics of Java Ques/ans-5 marks


CLASS:VIII SUBJECT:GK

BOOKS PRESCRIBED: UPSTAR GENERAL KNOWLEDGE(DEVJYOTI)

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL L-1 to 10 L-1Self Analysis

L-2 Good Habits L-3 Managing Peer Pressure L-4 Situations and Responses L-5 Dealing with Exam Stress L-6 Attitude Game L-7 Netiquette L-8 Shapers of Modern India L-9 Indian Beauties L-10 Genius Indian Aboard

MAY L-11 to 20 L-11 Specially Abled Achievers L-12 Heritage Sites of North INdia L-13 Indian Air Force L-14 Indian Lyricists L-15 Women Pioneers L-16 Regional Festivals of India L-17 Indian

Activity on women empowerment

Theaters L-18 Forts of India L-19 Indian Research Institutes L-20 Women at the Top

JULY

L-21 to 30 L-21 Parliaments in the World L-22 Mountains of the World L-23 Globe-Trotting L-24 Philosophers of the World L-25 World History L-26 Informing the World L-27 UN Agencies L-28 Uses of Plants L-29 Timble Puzzle L-30 Amazing Plants

AUGUST L-31 to 39 L-31 Feelings Via Flowers L-32 Animal Puzzle L-33 Parasitology L-34 World of Primates L-35 Strange Sea Life L-36 Peculiarities in Animals L-37 Animal Rapid Fire L-38 Mans Best Friend L-39 Environs Quiz Test Yourself-1

OCTOBER

L-40 to 50

L-40 National Sports Awards 2016 L-41 Arjuna Awards L-42 Cricket Commentators L-43 On the Tennis Court L-44 Paralympics 2016 L-45 IPL Cricket L-46 Sports Heroes of All Time L-47 Pen Power L-48 Great Poets and Poems L-49 Classic

Activity on IPL Cricket

November

L-51-60

Literary Work L-50 Words,Word L-51 Literary Work L-52 Characters and Creators L-53 Authors and Languages L-54 Medico Pioneers L-55 Blue Planet L-56 Set Net Go L-57 Science Legendaries

NOVEMBER L-51 to 60 L-58 Space Odyssey L-59 Human Body Quiz L-60 Milestones of Indian Science

DECEMBER L-61 to70 L-61 Science Quiz L-62 paths Leading To God L-63 Dances Of the World L-64 Best Actor Award L-65 Famous Western Pop Music L-66 Indian TV Stars L-67 Child Prodigies of the World L-68 Miss Universe Pageant L-69 Philately Rapid Fire L-70 Amazing Food

Activity on Freedom Fighters

JANUARY L-71 to 80 L-71 Mad Ads of the World L-72 Innovative Film Directors L-73 Nari in Sari L-74 Famous Businessmen L-75 Freedom Fighters of the World L-76 Famous Founders L-77 I Q Test L-78 Reasoning Power

L-79 Logical Reasoning L-80 Mathematical Reasoning

FEBRUARY Test Yourself-2 Quiz Time



22-5-17 L-9 Indian Beauties L-12 Heritage Sites of North India L-15 Women Pioneers L-16 Regional Festivals of India L-19 Indian Research Institutes

one word q. ans. -8 Write the location-4 Match the column-4 Choose the correct answer-4

21 -8-17 L-22 Mountains of the World L-23 Globe-Trotting L-25 World History L-26 Informing the World L-27 UN Agencies

One word q. ans. -6 Fill ups -4 Right or wrong - 4 Match the column-3 Write the full form-3

13-11-17 L-47 Pen Power L-50 Words,Words L-51 Literary Words L-55 Blue Planet L-56 Set Net Go

Match it - 4 Write the language - 4 Literary Words -4 True or False-4 Complete the sentence-4

15 -01-18 L-59 Human Body Quiz L-61 Science Quiz L-62 Paths Leading to God L-71 Mad Ads of the World

Fill Ups - 8 One Word q. ans. -8 Match it - 4



L-1 to 39 Test Yourself-I

Fill Ups -10 Marks One Word Ques.-10 Marks MCQ- 10 Marks True False - 5 Marks Match the Column - 5 Marks



L-40 to 80 Test Yourself- I and II Quiz Time

Fill Ups -10 Marks One Word Ques.-10 Marks MCQ- 10 Marks True False - 5 Marks Match the Column- 5 Marks


CLASS:VIII SUBJECT:SANSKRIT

BOOKS PRESCRIBED: -3 MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES

APRIL 1

2 - - ,

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MAY 3 4

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JULY 5 6 - - ,

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AUGUST 7 8 - - , , (1 10), (1 12)

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OCTOBER 9 , 10 - - , (11 20 )

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NOVEMBER 11 12 -- ,

DECEMBER 13 14 -

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JANUARY 15 - - 17

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FEBRUARY ( 13 24)



1.5.17 2 -

-4, -2, -3, -3 , -3 , - 5

31.7.17 4 , -

-4, -5 ,, -3 , -3 , - 5

23 .10. 17 10 -

-4, ,, -3 ,, - 6, -3, -2 , -2

11 .12.17 12 --

-4, -4 , -3 , -3 , - 4 , -2


CHAPTER NAME

DESIGN OF PAPER & DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 - - , , , , (1 10), (1 12) - - ,

( )-5 ( ) - 4 -4 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 3 -3 - 3 - 3 - 4



6 7 9 , 10 11 12 13 14 15 - 16

( )-5 ( ) - 4 -4 -1 - 4 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 3 -3

17 - - , , - - , ( 1 24) (1 20 ) ,

- 3 - 3 - 4


CLASS:VIII SUBJECT:PUNJABI

BOOKS PRESCRIBED: - 3

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL -1

-2

MAY -3 -4 -5

JULY -6 -7 -8

AUGUST -9 -10 -11 - -

OCTOBER -12 -13 -14

NOVEMBER -15 -16 -17

DECEMBER -18 -19 -20

JANUARY -21 - 22

FEBRUARY


PERIODIC TEST DATE SYLLABUS DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

1-5-17 -1 -2

-8,-2 -2,-2, -2, -2, -2

31-7 -17 -3 -4

-8, -2 , -2, -2,-2, -2 -2

23-10-17 -12 -13

- 8, -2, -2,-2, -1 -2, -1, -1,-1

11-12-17 -14 -15

- 8, -2 , -2,-2, -2 -2 -2



-1 -2 -3 -4 -5 - 6 -7 -8 -9

-8x 1 =8 - 8x 2 = 16 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2

-10 -11 --

- 1 - 1



-10 -11 -- -12 -13 -14 -15 -16 -17 -18 -19 -20 -21 -22

- 8 x 1 = 8 - 8 x 2= 16 = 2 -2 -2 - 2 -2 - 2 - 2 -1 - 1


CLASS:VI SUBJECT:FRENCH

BOOKS PRESCRIBED:

MONTH WISE BREAK UP

MONTH CHAPTER/TOPIC SUB TOPIC ACTIVITIES APRIL MAY JULY AUGUST OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY



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