Syllabus Class - VIII 2022-23

1 SPLIT-UP OF SYLLABUS : 2022-23/CLASS - VIII

A)TERM – I : 100

PA = 20(*PT 10,PORTFOLIO -5,SUB EN -5) + HALF YEARLY - 80

C.SC- PT-10 + PORTFOLIO -10 +PRACTICAL -30 + THEORY - 50

TERM –

II

: 100

PA = 20(*PT 10, PORTFOLIO -5,SUB EN -5) + ANNUAL – 80

C.SC-

PT-10 + PORTFOLIO -10 +

PRACTICAL -30 + THEORY –

50

PT (Pen & Paper Test : 10)

B)

PORTFOLIO SUBMISSION

ASSIGNMENT COMPLETION (10)

F.M. -

20

TEACHERS WILL BE REQUIRED

TO ENTER ACTUAL MARKS

(NOT ROUNDED OFF)

AS PER ANNEXURE-11

REGULARITY (5)

NEATNESS & UPKEEP OF PORTFOLIO

(5)

C)

MARKS TO BE ENTERED IN TERM-I

AND TERM-II

SUBJECT

SUBJECT

ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES

TOTAL MARKS

TEACHERS

WILL BE REQUIRED TO ENTER MARKS

OUT OF 10 IN

TERM -

I & 10 IN TERM –

II FOR ALL STUDENTS

EXCEPT MATHEMATICS

FOR

MATHEMATICS TERM I-10

TERM II-20

TERM-I

TERM-II

ENGLISH

LISTENING & SPEAKING SKILLS

(Term I

& Term-II)

10 MARKS

10 MARKS+10 MARKS

A.I

Project –

Term II

2ND LANGUAGE

LISTENING & SPEAKING SKILLS

(Term I

& Term-II)

10 MARKS

10 MARKS+10 MARKS

A.I

Project –

Term

II

SCIENCE

SCIENCE CLUB

(Term I

& Term-II)

10 MARKS

10 MARKS+10 MARKS

A.I

Project –

Term

II

MATHEMATICS

MATHS LAB PRACTICAL (Term I & Term II)

10 MARKS

10 MARKS+10 MARKS

A.I

Project -

Term

II

SOCIAL SCIENCE

MAP WORK & PROJECT WORK

(Term I

& Term-II)

10 MARKS

10 MARKS+10 MARKS

A.I

Project –

Term

II

3RD LANGUAGE

LISTENING

& SPEAKINGSKILLS

(Term I

& Term-II)

10 MARKS

10 MARKS+10 MARKS

A.I

Project -

Term

II

COMPUTER

PRACTICAL

30 MARKS

30 MARKS

D)

CO-SCHOLASTIC

SUBJECT

STUDENTS WILL BE

ASSESSED ON A 3

POINT SCALE TWICE

IN A SESSION(TERM-I & TERM-II)

SYLLABUS

AS PER

SPLIT-UP OF SYLLABUS

MARKS TO BE ENTERED BY CLASS TEACHER AND CONCERNED SUBJECT

TEACHERS TOGETHER IN TERM-I & TERM-II

OUT OF 15

ART EDUCATION

(A.E 1)

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

PART - 3 : DISCIPLINE (To be assessed on a 3 point scale Twice in a Session TERM -I & TERM-II)

MARKS TO BE ENTERED BY CLASS TEACHER IN

TERM-I & TERM -IIOUT OF 15

BURNPUR RIVERSIDE SCHOOL, CHITTARANJANASSESSMENT STRUCTURE FOR THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2022 - 2023

CLASS : VIII


WEIGHTAGE OF QUESTION PAPER FOR DIFFERENT

SUBJECTS AND CLASSES ARE AS FOLLOWS :CLASS - VIII :

SUBJECTS

ENGLISH

SCIENCE (PHYS) SEC-A

SCIENCE (CHEM) SEC-B

SCIENCE (BIO) SEC-C

SO. SCIENCE (HIST & CIVICS) SEC-A

SO. SCIENCE (GEOG) SEC-B

MATHEMATICS

L2

L3

COMPUTER SC. (TH)

PT-1

40

13

13

14

20

20

40

40

40

40

PT-3

40

13

13

14

20

20

40

40

40

40

TIME FORPT-1 & PT-3

1.5 Hrs.

1.5 Hrs.

1.5 Hrs.

1.5 Hrs.

1.5 Hrs.

1.5 Hrs.

1 Hr.

HALF YEARLY(PT-2)

80

80

80

80

80

80

50

ANNUAL

80

80

80

80

80

80

50

3 Hrs.

3 Hrs.

3 Hrs.

3 Hrs.

3 Hrs.

2 Hrs.

1 Hr.

TIME FORHYLY/ANNUAL

SYLLABUS FOR ALL EXAMINATIONS WILL BE

AS PER SPLIT-UP SYLLABUS

CRITERIA FOR PROMOTION

Class

PRE-NUR.TO V

VITOVIII

CBSE guidelines will be followed for promotion to the next higher class.

c. CBSE guidelines will be followed for promotion to the next higher class.

nd rdSubjects : English, 2 Language, 3 Language, Mathematics, Science & Social Science

CRITERIA

a. The following weightage will be considered for preparation of TERM I result :TERM I [P.T (10 marks) + PORTFOLIO submission (05 marks) + SubjectEnrichment Activity (05 marks) + Half Yearly Examination (80 marks)].

b. The following weightage will be considered for preparation of TERM II result :TERM II [P.T (10 marks) + PORTFOLIO submission (05 marks) + SubjectEnrichment Activity (05 marks) + Annual Examination (80 marks)].


SUBJECT - ENGLISH

Text Books : 1. English Rose - 82. New Mastering Grammar - 8

May

June

July

09

15

24

D

B

C

1. Stories of Art2. Home They Brought Her Warrior Dead (Poem)3. Grammar : 8, 9, 10, 11, 304. Writing Skills

1. A Narrow Escape2. Grammar : 4, 35, 373. Writing Skills

1. Salaam Namaste2. Grammar : 5, 6, 7, 273. Writing Skills

DocumentMaking

(Stories ofArt)

Painting (Home TheyBought Her

Worrier Dead)

Role Play(A NarrowEscape)

Skit(Salaam

Namaste)

REVISION AND PT - 1

PT - 1

COURSE CONTENTMONTH

April

W.D.

21

Sl.No.

A

1. An Eventful Summer2. The Power of Music (Poem)Grammar - 1, 2, 3, 34Writing Skills

Musicalpresentationof any form(The Powerof Music)

ARTS-INTEGRATEDLEARNINGACTIVITIES

HALF YEARLY EXAM

September 251. The Game 2. Grammar : 12, 13, 143. Writing Skills

Story Telling(The Game)

F

Role Play,Theatre

(Julius Ceaser)Painting

(On Killing aTree)

1. Julius Ceaser2. On Killing A Tree (Poem)3. Grammar : 15, 16, 17, 18, 384. Writing Skills

October 13 G

1. The Last Leaf2. Ozymandias (Poem)3. Writing Skills

StoryTelling

August 21 E


MONTH W.D.Sl.No.

DocumentMaking(Great

Expectations)

November 23 H

1. Macavity - The Mystery Cat2. Great Expectations3. Grammar : 19, 20, 21, 22, 234. Writing Skills

Narration(Choosinga Name)

December 19I

1. Choosing a Name2. Grammar : 25, 263. Writing Skills

REVISION AND PT - 3

COURSE CONTENTARTS-INTEGRATED

LEARNINGACTIVITIES

PT - 3

1. A Psalm of Life2. Grammar : 413. Writing Skills

Slide show(A Psalmof Life)

January 21

J

REVISIONFebruary 23

ANNUAL EXAM

March 25 –––––– ––––––

Note : The following are to be studied along with the study of literature.1. Unseen Passage for Comprehension (Factual, Case based discursive) (Objective Type, MCQs, SAQs and Vocabulary)2. Writing : Informal and Formal Letters , Descriptive Passage, Diary Entry, Short Story, Article, Speech3. Grammar : Cloze, Gap Filling, Editing, Dialogue Writing, Reporting Dialogues.

Portion for PT-1 : Sl. No. A, B, CPortion for Half Yearly Exam : Sl. No. : A, B, C, D, E

Portion for PT-3 : Sl. No. F, G, H, & some significant portion from Sl. No. A to EPortion for Annual Exam : Sl. No. "F to J" and 30% of Half Yearly (Sl. No. A to E)

covering significant topics1. An Eventful Summer, 2. Home They Brought Her Warrior Dead


SUBJECT - ENGLISH ALS

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

January

09

15

24

21

25

13

23

19

21

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

HALF YEARLY EXAM

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ANNUAL EXAM

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1. A Narrow Escape (Listening)2. Topic Presentation

Topic Presentation (Speaking)

Newspaper clippings, articles and passages from magazinesand other sources (Listening Activity)

1. Stories of Art (Listening)2. Introducing Yourself (Speaking)

1. The Last Leaf (Listening)2. Topic Presentation

Introducing yourself (Speaking)

1. Great Expectations (Listening)2. Topic Presentation (Speaking)

Topic presentation

1. A Psalm of Life (Listening)2. Topic Presentation (Speaking)

February 23

March 25 -----------------------------------

COURSE CONTENTMONTH

April

W.D.

21

Sl.No.

A1. An Eventful Summer ( )2. Introducing Yourself (

ListeningSpeaking)


Portion for PT-1: SL NO. A,B,CPortion for Half Yearly Exam: SL NO. A,B,C,D,E

Portion for PT-3: SL NO. F,G,H,I and Exponents, direct and inverse proportionPortion for Annual Exam: SL NO. F to J and Factorization, Linear equation

SUBJECT - MATHEMATICS

Text Books : 1. NCERT Mathematics for Class 82. Composite Mathematics for Class 8 By S. K. Gupta, Anubhuti Gangal (S. Chand School)3. Pioneer Mathematics Lab Manual for Class 8 (Dhanpat Rai & Co.)

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

January

February

March

09

15

24

21

25

13

23

19

21

23

25

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

Algebraic Expressions and Special Products (Contd.)Factorization

Angle sum propertyof a quadrilateral

Percentage and its applicationQuadrilaterals

Equality of diagonalsof a rectangle

Volume and Surface Area of Solids,Statistics, Probability

Variation and Direct and Inverse ProportionsTime and Work

Graphical Representation of DataGraphsVisualizing Solid Shapes

ParallelogramConstruction of Quadrilaterals

Compound InterestArea of Trapezium and Polygons

Playing with Numbers

––––––––

To draw variousgeometrical shapes

Percentagewith graphs

Area ofTrapezium

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ExponentsAlgebraic Expressions and Special Products

Algebraic identity2 2of (a+b) , (a–b)

Role Play

Chart Making

Puzzles

Group ActivitySurface Area of a cuboid

Probability – “Head and Tail of a Coin”

Sketching

Chart Making

REVISION AND PT - 1

PT - 1

HALF YEARLY EXAM

REVISION AND PT - 3

PT - 3

REVISION

ANNUAL EXAM

Cuttingand pasting

Cuttingand pasting

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COURSE CONTENTMATHS LAB

ACTIVITYMONTH

April

W.D.

21

Sl.No.

Sketching

Rational NumbersLinear equationsSquare and square rootsCube and cube roots

Square root of anatural number,

Solution of alinear equation

A


Sketching


Text Book :Ref. Book :

Science Textbook for Class VIII, NCERTBe A Scientist Science - Forever Books

May

June

July

August

09

15

24

21

D

E

B

C

P: Sound C: Combustion and FlameB: Microorganisms : Friend and Foe

P: Sound C: Pollution of Air and WaterB: Microorganisms : Friend and Foe

P: Force and PressureC: Synthetic Fibres and PlasticsB: Cell Structure and Function

P: Force and PressureC: Synthetic Fibres and PlasticsB: Cell Structure and Function

REVISION AND PT - 1

PT - 1

COURSE CONTENTMONTH

April

W.D.

21

Sl.No.

P: Demonstrate theatmospheric pressureexerted above a given areaC: Chart making toclassify useful productsfrom petroleumB: Chart depictingmajor tools for tilling

Phy : Force and PressureChem : Coal and PetroleumBio : Crop production and Management

A


P: Demonstrates common actions of define forceC: scrap book showing synthetic fibres.B: chart making depicting animals based on cell shapeand number.

P: Perform activity to demonstrate liquid pressure.C: Discussion/debate on whyand how plastics are a threatto environment.B: draw labeled diagram/flowcharts-structure of cell.

P: Demonstration throughmusical instruments, partsthat vibrate to produce sound.C: Demonstrate differentzones of candle flamethrough chart/modelB: Chart enlisting diseasesof humans, plants and animals.

P: Simple model depictingsound needs materialmedium to propagate.C: Chart depictinggreenhouse effect.B: Elucidate through activity/chart, the reasonfor increasing volume of dough on adding yeastin baking process.

SUBJECT - SCIENCE


Portion for PT-1: SL.NO. A,B,CPortion for Half Yearly :SL. NO. A,B,C,D, E.

Portion for PT-3: SL. NO. F,G,H,I and Cell : Structure and FunctionPortion for Annual Exam : SL. NO. F To J & (i) Sound (ii) Coal and Petroleum (iii) Microorganisms : Friend and Foe

J

P: Some Natural PhenomenaC: RevisionB: Reproduction in Animals

January 21

February 23REVISION

PT - 3

ANNUAL EXAM

March 25 –––––– ––––––

HALF YEARLY EXAM

P: FrictionC: Materials: Metals & Non MetalsB: Reaching the Age of Adolescence

September 25F

P: FrictionC: Materials: Metals & Non MetalsB: Reaching the Age of Adolescence

October 13 G

P: LightC: Chemical Effects of Electric CurrentB: Conservation Of Plants and Animals

November 23 H

P: Stars and the Solar SystemC: RevisionB: Reproduction in Animals

I19December

REVISION AND PT - 3

COURSE CONTENTMONTH W.D.Sl.No.


P: Demonstration to distinguish between slidingand rolling friction.C: Categorize the commonlyknown materials as metalsand non metals.B: chart making to enlisthormones.

P: Model/drawing of techniques/devices to reduce friction.C: Chart depicting uses of metals and non metals.B: Sex determination of a baby.

P: Represent the laws ofreflection by drawing a raydiagram.C: Model/chart depictingelectro plating.B: Activity of planting saplings.

P: Analyze the orbits & positionof planets of solar system.C: RevisionB: Draw labeled diagram/flow charts on binaryfission/budding.

P: Chart/model depicting movement of earth’s plates.C: RevisionB: Draw labeled diagrams ofhuman reproductive organs.


SUBJECT - SCIENCE CLUB

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

January

09

15

24

21

25

13

23

19

21

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

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SCRAP BOOK:Drawing of an animal or plant cell.

SCRAP BOOK:Categorize objects made of metals and non metals.

SCRAP BOOK:Various clothes made of synthetic fibres.

SCRAP BOOK:Pictures of different musical instruments.

SCRAP BOOK:Enlist useful microorganisms.

SCRAP BOOK:Drawing or pictures of Nutritious items of food for adolescents.

SCRAP BOOK:Drawing or pictures of famous biosphere reserve and wildlife sanctuaries.

SCRAP BOOK:Diagrams/ pictures of solar system.

SCRAP BOOK:Drawing/pictures of lightning conductors or plate tectonics.

February 23------------------

March 25 -----------------------------------

COURSE CONTENTMONTH

April

W.D.

21

Sl.No.

SCRAP BOOK :Drawing or pictures of 'Rabi' and 'Kharif' crops

A


SUBJECT - SOCIAL SCIENCE

Text Books : 1. Our Pasts - III (NCERT) Part I & II2. Social & Political Life - III (NCERT)3. Resource & Development (NCERT)4. Together Towards a Safer India - I (CBSE)

May

August

June

July

09

21

15

24D

B

E

Make assignments onconservation ofwater/ Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Chap-2

Collect & pastepictures of leaders of

1857 Revolt (Hist.) and write

about them

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C

HIST: Ruling the Countryside (Chap. 3)CIVICS: Why do we need a Parliament (Chap. 3)GEOG: Ch. 3 – Mineral and Power ResourcesCIVICS: Understanding Laws (Chap. 4)

HIST: From Trade to Territory (Chap. 2)CIVICS: Understanding Secularism (Chap. 2)GEOG: Ch. 2 – Land, Soil, Water, NaturalVegetation and Wildlife

HIST: (Chap 5) When People Rebel 1857 & AfterCIVICS: Judiciary (Chap. 5) GEOG: Ch. 3 – Mineral & PowerD.M: Ch. 3 – Cyclone

HIST: From Trade to Territory (Chap. 2) (Contd.)CIVICS: Understanding Secularism (Chap. 2)(Contd.)GEOG: Ch. 2 – Land, Soil (Contd.)D.M: Ch. 2 – Earthquakes

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REVISION AND PT - 1

PT - 1

COURSE CONTENT ACTIVITYMONTH

April

W.D.

21

Sl.No.

A

l List of differenttypes of Resources

Debate onImportance ofIndian Constitution

l

•Collecting facts of India beforeBritish rule•Charts on conservation ofwildlife

•Debate on causesof 1857 Revolt•Map work

•Map work onearthquake zonesof India

•Make list of ourFundamental Rights•Identify the roleof laws

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Hist. : 1. How When & WhereCivics : 1. The Indian ConstitutionGeog. : Ch. 1 : ResourcesD.M. : Ch. 1 : Together towards a safer India



October

January

November

December

13

21

23

19 I

G

J

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Project on manmade disasters

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H

HIST: (Chap 12) India after IndependenceCIVICS: Public Facilities (Chap. 9) GEOG: Ch. 6 – Human ResourcesD.M: Ch. 6 – Deliberate or Accidental – but Human Induced Disasters – Facing Fear

HIST: (Chap 9) Woman Caste and ReformCIVICS: Understanding Marginalization (Chap. 7) GEOG: Ch. 4 – Agriculture (Contd.)D.M: Ch. 5 – Drought

HIST: (Chap 12) India after Independence (Contd.)GEOG: Ch. 6 – Human Resources (Contd.)

HIST: (Chap 11) The Making of the NationalMovement – 1870s - 1947CIVICS: Confronting Marginalization (Chap. 8) GEOG: Ch. 5 – Industries

Write on “Clean environment is a public facility.”

Civics - (Chap. 10) and paste relevant

pictures

COURSE CONTENT ACTIVITYMONTH

September

W.D.

25

Sl.No.

F

•Posters on weavers and justice system•Role play•Map work on distribution of crops

•Collecting factson reformers•Debate on causesand preparednesson drought

•Collect informationon manmadedisasters

•Role Play•Debate on Marginalization •Map work

•Role Play•Collect facts on Public Facilities•Discussion onimportance and distribution of human resources

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HIST: (Chap 5) Weavers, Iron Smelters and Factory OwnersCIVICS: Understanding our Criminal Justice System (Chap. 6) GEOG: Ch. 4 – AgricultureD.M: Ch. 4 – Flood


HALF YEARLY EXAM

PT - 3

REVISION – PT - 3

February 23

REVISION

ANNUAL EXAM

March 25 –––––– ––––––

Portion for PT-1 : SL .NO- A, B, CPortion for Half Yearly: SL. NO- A, B, C, D, E

Portion for P T-3 SL. NO- F, G, H and Civics (Ch : 5, When people Rebel : 1857 and After)Portion for Annual Exam : SL. NO: F to J AND Geog Ch-2 Land Soil, Water Natural Vegetation and Wildlife

DM - Ch - 2 - Cyclone


SUBJECT - L2 HINDI

1. 8

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September

May

June

July

August

25

09

15

24

21

D

E

F

B

C

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nëbd - gyIo gw‘Z goH$Wm g§J‘ - O¡gb‘oa H$s amOHw$‘marì¶mH$aU - eãX ^§S>ma

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H$hmZrgwZZm

A{^Z¶H$aZm

VH©$

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g§dmX

ZmQ>çH$bm

REVISION AND PT - 1

PT - 1

HALF YEARLY EXAM

October 13 G

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Sl.No.

COURSE CONTENTMONTH W.D.

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April 21 A


MONTH W.D.Sl.No.

November 23 H

December 19

I

January 21

J

February 23

REVISION – PT - 3

PT - 3

REVISION

ANNUAL EXAM

March 25 –––––– ––––––

COURSE CONTENT

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Portion for P T-3-SL. NO- F, G, H, I and some significant portion from SL.NO- A TO EPortion for Annual Exam: CL-VII: SL. NO: F to J AND 30% OF

Half Yearly (SL. NO.A TO E) covering significant topics.


SUBJECT - BENGALIL2

September

May

June

July

August

25

09

15

24

21

D

E

F

B

C

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Kàìá¹à A¡ã A¡=à A¡Ú (šƒ¸), áå[i¡ (ÎÒàÚA¡ šàk¡)Îà[Òt¡¸ šàìk¡¹ l¡üšì™à[Kt¡à (">åìZáƒ ¹W¡>à)Î³àÎ (‡@‡, A¡³¢‹à¹Ú, t¡;šå¹ç¡È)

ë¤à‹ š¹ãÛ¡o, ³ìÒÅ (Kƒ¸),ºàºå (ÎÒàÚA¡ šàk¡)

ƒåK¢ì³¹ l¡àA¡ (Kƒ¸), [¤ÎK¢ Î[Þê¡ (¤¸àA¡¹o),šà[¹¤à[¹A¡ šy

ƒåK¢ì³¹ l¡àA¡ (Kƒ¸), ët¡à³à¹ ëƒJà &A¡[i¡ ë³ºà (">åìZáƒ ¹W¡>à),¤àA¡¸ [>³¢àìo¹ Åt¢¡ * ¤àìA¡¸¹ ëÅøoã[¤®¡àK (¤¸àA¡¹o),ë¤à‹ š¹ãÛ¡o

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Kàìá¹l¡üšA¡à[¹t¡àt¡=¸-[W¡y

ë¤àì‹¹[¤A¡àÅ Îà‹>

Kƒ¸ šàk¡

REVISION AND PT - 1

PT - 1

HALF YEARLY EXAM

October 13 G

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COURSE CONTENTMONTH

April

W.D.

21

Sl.No.

A

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MONTH W.D.Sl.No.

November 23 H

December 19

I

January 21

J

February 23

REVISION – PT - 3

PT - 3

REVISION

ANNUAL EXAM

March 25 –––––– ––––––

COURSE CONTENT

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SUBJECT - L3 BENGALI

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Covering significant topics.

SUBJECT - COMPUTER SCIENCE

Text Book : Icon - A Computer Textbook Based on Windows 10

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Ch. 2 : Windows 10 Video Editor (Contd...)

Ch. 3 : Access to MS Access

Ch. 5 : Adobe Photoshop CC

Ch. 3 : Access to MS AccessCh. 4 : Queries and Reports in MS Access

Ch. 6 : Further On Adobe Photoshop CC

Ch. 7 : Developing ApplicationCh. 8 : Reflect On PythonCh. 9 : More About Python

Ch. 10 : Artificial Intelligence

Ch. 12 : VirusCh. 13 : Internet Apps

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Ch. 2 : Windows 10 Video Editor

Adding, deletingfinds in a table

Different types ofVirus and symptions of

Virus

Entering data in a table,adding records for me

in MS Access.Report on Query

To close a life inPhotoshop CC

REVISION AND PT - 1

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ANNUAL EXAM

Adding MusicAdding Photos

Adding MusicAdding Photos

Adding Text

To paint toolsretouching tools

image tools

Different types ofdevelopment of

applications

Introduction toArtificial Intelligence

Accessing Data andinformation

through a network


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ACh. 1 : Computer Networks


SUBJECT - COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICAL

Text Book : Icon - A Computer Textbook Based on Windows 10

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Queries and Reports In MS-Access

Ch. 9 : Python

Queries and Reports In MS-Access

Ch. 9 : Python Practical


Ch. 9 : Python


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AAccess to MS - Access

Access to MS - Access

Access to MS - Access


SUBJECT - ART EDUCATION

Art Exhibition

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Collage Making


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Ice-cream sticks-any item

Wall hanging using egg tray

Wall Hanging –Face of Maa Durga

Decoration of earthen pots

Plastic bottle flower vase

Thumb Impressions

Newspaper work –Wall Hanging, Picture Frame,Cycle, Paper Mache

Card Making

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Collage Making

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Art Exhibition

Exhibition

DifferentCompositions

CraftExhibition

Study objectdrawing

Exhibitions

Composition

Art Exhibition

Art Exhibition


SUBJECT - MORAL VALUES

Text Book : TREASURES OF LIFE - BOOK - 8

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Ch. 1 : Faith in oneselfCh. 2 : Concentration and perseverance

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Ch. 5 : Creative thinkingCh. 6 : Seeking identity

Ch. 7 : Attractions - Think and act.Ch. 8 : Bonds of friendship

Ch. 11 : Heroic attitudes towards life.

Ch. 9 : Initiative - Blazing a trail.Ch. 10 : Spirit of adventure

Ch. 12 : Cry - A Mission

Ch. 13 : World is my familyCh. 14 : Secularism

Ch. 15 : Our Heritage

Ch. 16 : Environment, Our Concern

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Ch. 3 : Courage - Grace under pressureCh. 4 : Belief in God

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SUBJECT - HPE (S1 - GAMES/SPORTS)

Physicalfitness

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Athletics - RunningTeam Work - Kabaddi


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Athletics - Long JumpTeam Work - Basketball

Athletics - RunningTeam Work - Football

Athletics - RunningTeam Work - Badminton

Athletics - Long JumpTeam Work - Volley ball

Athletics - Standing Broad JumpTeam Work - Kho-Kho

Athletics - RunningTeam Work - Football

Athletics - Standing Broad JumpTeam Work - Football

Being Responsible and Safe

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Athletics - Standing Broad JumpTeam Work - Cricket

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SkillDevelopment

Group Activityin field

Studentswill play

MotorMovement

Improves theskill

Co-operationof value of

Co-ordination

SkillDevelopment

PhysicalFitness

Practicingfirst handexperience


SUBJECT - HPE (S2 - HEALTH & FITNESS)

Improvesthe skill

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Jogging, Running, Freehand exercise (Boys/Girls)


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Walking - Walking and Hiking (Boys/Girls)

Practice AsanasFreehand exercise (Boys/Girls)

Practice Asanas (Boys/Girls)

Bear Crawls, Slair Training Skipping, Jumping Jack (Boys/Girls)

Freehand exercise, High knees exercise,Box Jumps (Boys/Girls)

Breathing exercise, Practice Asana,Jump forward (Boys/Girls)

Gym Machines Workout, Practice AsanasCycling (Boys/Girls)

Cross Country run,Ride your Bicycle outside (Boys/Girls)

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Callisthenics, Burgee Cycling (Boys/Girls)

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Studentswill play

Improves the skill

Group activityin field

Co-operationand value ofCo-ordination

Physicalfitness

Studentswill play

Physicalfitness

Skill Development

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SUBJECT - HPE (S3 - SEWA) (INCLUDING PAINTING)

Text Book : Get Set Go - Creative Hands - Book - 8

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Project : Dignity of LabourPainting Book - Pg. - 22 – 23

Project : 3 R'sPainting Book - Pg. - 34– 41

Project : Save Water Save LifePainting Book - Pg. - 52 – 55

Project : Importance of Tree PlantationPainting Book - Pg. - 42 – 51

Project : Save Water, Save Life (Contd...)Painting Book - Pg. - 56 – 58

Project : Swachh BharatPainting Book - Pg. - 59 – 68

Project : Swachh VidyalayaPainting Book - Pg. - 69 – 78

Project : Swachh Vidyalaya (Contd....)

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Project : Helping the HomelessPainting Book - Pg. - 14 – 21

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COURSE CONTENTMONTH

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Project : First AidPainting Book - Pg. - 7 – 13


SUBJECT - HPE (S4 - HEALTH & ACTIVITY RECORD)

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Motivational Speech

Discussion on Eminent PersonalitiesMotivational Speech

MeditationMotivational Speech

Discussion on Eminent Personalities

MeditationMotivational Speech

Meditation

Motivational Speech

Meditation

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Issue of Health and Activity Card


SUBJECT - HEALTH EDUCATION

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Emotional DevelopmentAgility

Water, Sanitation and HygieneSeed Banking

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Food Practices

Genetically Modified Food (G.M. Food)

Safety from animals and treatment of Animal Bites

Qualities of Socially Healthy personsHealth Programmes and Blood Banks.

Role of Media and AdvertisingYoga

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Slide Shows PPTs

Slide Shows PPTs

Poster Making

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DocumentMaking, SlideShow PPTs

Slide Show PPTs

Slide Show PPTs

Slide show PPTsDocument

Making

Slide ShowsPPTs

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Mental Health Slide showPPTs


Text Book : SCHOOL HEALTH MANUAL


SUBJECT - FIRST AID

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Dressing and BandagesCommon Injuries

Wounds and BleedingDressing and Bandages

Injuries to the bones and jointsShock

Common Injuries

Common Emergencies and their Management

Wound and Hemorrhage

Basic life support and Resuscitation

Equipment and contents of First Aid boxMaking a First Aid boxSafety ManagementSafety in Home, school road, play ground.

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Structure of Human Body

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General Principles of First Aid; Aim of First Aid; Meaning and Scope of First Aid

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Show the modelor the structure ofskeleton system

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relief the patients

Showing by firsthand experienceShowing how todo the dressings

Giving ademonstration

Showing how todo the bandages

Drill example

Giving themPersonal

information

Same

By askingstudents to makea First Aid Box.

Giving thempersonal

information

First handknowledge of

giving First Aid



SUBJECT - PAINTING

Text Book : Get Set Go - Creative Hands - Level - 8

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Pg. No. 24 to 29

Pg. No. 30 to 33Practice in the Copy


Pg. No. 34 to 39



Pg. No. 71 to 75


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Scenerydrawingexibition

Study objectdrawing

Composition

Exibition

Study objectdrawing

Scenerydrawingexibition

Composition

Exibition

Study objectdrawing

Composition


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