1. hobbies and interests
2. paranormal phenomena

“Education is deeply transformational and its power affects the journey
of life and the growth. In true sense education is simultaneous development
in the physical, mental and spiritual realms through which an individual’s
potential is put to proper use.’’
The school acknowledges the aforesaid and stands committed in
providing quality education for which we are constantly striving to improve
and introduce innovations in our existing system.
This curriculum has been adapted to meet the needs of varied learners.
It is an exemplar for the sequencing and pacing of teaching, learning and
asssessment per term. The curriculum is child centric and comprehensive
and has been designed to enable learners to develop their potential based
on a curriculum that supports their cognitive ability.
The school has implemented the scheme of continuous and
comprehensive evaluation which is an useful proposition to overall growth
of students through continuous diagnosis, remediation, encouragement and
appreciation.
Objectives of the Curriculum
. To identify and articulate the curriculum challenges for
educating young people for the twenty first century.
. Taking care of different styles of learning i.e. audio, visual and
experimental.
. The theoretical knowledge to be pursued ensuring maximum
application of it.
. Correlating academics to real life situations balancing social
and emotional stimulation among children and imbibe human
values.
. To shape and influence the development of a national
collaborative approach to curriculum.
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Class-IV
DATE SHEET : 2015-2016
EVALUATION - I
Date
Day
Subject
14.08.15
Friday
Computer
17.08.15
Monday
Science
21.08.15
Friday
S.St.
24.08.15
Monday
English
28.08.15
Friday
Hindi
31.08.15
Monday
Maths
PTM on 19th September 2015
EVALUATION - II
Date
Day
Subject
20.11.15
Friday
Computer
23.11.15
Monday
Science
27.11.15
Friday
S.St.
30.11.15
Monday
English
04.12.15
Friday
Hindi
07.12.15
Monday
Maths
PTM on 18th December 2015
EVALUATION - III
Date
Day
Subject
29.02.16
Monday
Computer
04.03.16
Friday
Science
07.03.16
Monday
S.St.
11.03.16
Friday
English
14.03.16
Monday
Hindi
18.03.16
Friday
Maths
PTM on 28th March 2016
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Class-IV
Book
: Active Teach :
(i) Main Course Book (MCB)
(ii) Work Book (WB)
: Supplementary Reader (S.R.) (Impressions)
Practice Manual : Pages related to writing skills, reading skills,
spelling, vocabulary and grammar.
Teaching Methodology Used : Active Tech & Smart Class
(Related to Topic)
Rhythm in Writing : Cursive Writing (C.W.)
* Following Class Library Books for the Session 2015-16 to be
rotated :
1. A Christmas Carol
2. Wind in the Welloms
3. Prince and Pauper 4. Dhruva Tara
* Lessons covered for Class Test and Recitation will not be
examined in Evaluation.
EVALUATION - I
APRIL
MCB
: L-1 The Poet’s Reward
(Back Exercise, Q.-Ans., Word Meanings and
Frame Sentences)
: L-2 The Silver House (Poem)
(Only for Recitation)
Only Rreading & Back exercises
WB
: L-1 The Poet’s Reward
L-2 The Silver House
Vocabulary
: Antonyms & Jumbled Words
Creative Writing: Informal Letter Writing
Grammar
: Types of Sentences, Subject-Predicate
Activity
: Group discussion on ‘Speaking Truth’
: Facts of Heavenly Bodies (Moon, Sun &
Earth)
Reading Skills : R.T.C. Based on L-2
Listening Skills : MCQ Based on L-1
Speaking Skills : Poem recitation + Group discussion
S.R.
: The Fairy’s Gift
CW
: Page 3 to 7
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MCB
:
WB
:
Vocabulary
:
Creative writing :
Grammar
Activity
:
:
Reading Skills :
Writing Skills :
Speaking Skills :
S.R.
:
CW
:
MCB
:
:
WB
:
Vocabulary
:
Creative writing :
Grammar
:
Activity
:
Reading Skills :
Listening Skills :
Speaking Skills :
S.R.
:
CW
:
MCB
:
May
L-3 The Great Traveller
(Back exercise, Q.-Ans., Word Meanings and
sentences)
L-3 The Great Traveller
Rhyming words & Quiz related to L-3 (oral)
Paragraph Writing (Importance of Books and
Trees)
Noun and its Kinds
Information on Things to Remember while
travelling
R.T.C. Based on L-3
Dictation from L-3
Extempore
The Owl & Little Things
Page 8 to 12 & Page 13 to 22 for vacation
JULY
L-4 Whale (Poem) (Only for Recitation)
(Only Reading and Back exercises)
L-5 The Boy and the Sea (C-Test)
(Only Reading and Back exercises)
L-4 Whale
L-5 The Boy and the Sea
Similies & Word Game (Know Me Well)
(Based on Nouns)
Diary Entry
Articles, Pronouns, Simple Tenses
Collage making of Sea Creatures
R.T.C. Based on L-5
Fill ups based on L-4
Just-A-Minute on My Summer Vacation
Irah Becomes a flower gardener
Page 23 to 27
EVALUATION - II
AUGUST
L-6 Puppy & I (Poem) (Only for Recitation)
(Only Reading and Back exercises)
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: L-7 A Thousand Gold Coins
(Back exercises, Word Meanings, Sentences
and Q.-Answers)
WB
: L-6 Puppy & I
L-7 A Thousand Gold Coins
Vocabulary
: Prefix, Suffix, Proverbs
Creative writing : Poster - Save Water and Girl Child
Grammar
: Present Continuous Tense
Activity
: Bank Depiction (Outdoor)
Reading Skills : R.T.C. Based on L-6
Listening Skills : Sequencing of the Poem
Speaking Skills : Interview with Bank Manager (conversation)
S.R.
: My Early Home
CW
: Page 28 to 31
SEPTEMBER
MCB
: L-8 Angry (Poem) (Only for Recitation)
(Only reading and back exercises)
: L-9 The Price of Pride (C-Test)
(Only reading and back exercises)
WB
: L-8 Angry
L-9 The Price of Pride
Vocabulary
: Homophones & Game on Word Building
Creative writing : E-mail
Grammar
: Past Continuous Tense
Activity
: Stick Puppet Making
Reading Skills : R.T.C. Based on L-8
Listening Skills : MCQ based on L-9+ Dictation from
impressions
Speaking Skills : Story telling using Stick Puppets
S.R.
: The Little Doll
CW
: Page 32 to 35
OCTOBER
MCB
: L-10 The Conceited Python
(Back exercises, Word Meanings, Sentences
& Q.Answers)
: L-11 Every Time I Climb a Tree (Poem)
(Only for Recitation)
(Only reading and back exercises)
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WB
: L-10 The Conceited Python
L-11 Every Time I Climb a Tree
Vocabulary
: Spell Well & Me- Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
(Tense Game)
Creative writing : Acrostic poem on Freedom & Nature
Grammar
: Future Continuous Tense
Activity
: Collage making on Tree & its uses
Reading Skills : R.T.C. Based on L-11
Listening Skills : Match the columns based on L-10
Speaking Skills : Poem Recitation
S.R.
: The Story of Marcopolo
CW
: Page 36 to 39
EVALUATION - III
NOVEMBER
MCB
: L-12 The Sword of King Arthur
(Back exercises, Word Meanings, Sentences
and Q.Answers)
: L-13 A Voyage (Poem) (Only for Recitation)
(Only reading and back exercises)
WB
: L-12 The Sword of King Arthur
L-13 A Voyage
Vocabulary
: Homophone & Riddle Time (Based on suffix,
homophone & odd one out)
Creative writing : Formal Letter
Grammar
: Adverb, Preposition
Activity
: Role play
Reading Skills : R.T.C. Based on L-13
Listening Skills : One word answer based on L-12
Speaking Skills : Poem Recitation
S.R.
: Words
CW
: Page 40 to 44
DECEMBER
MCB
: L-14 Sindbad the Sailor
(Back exercises, Word Meanings, Sentences
and Q.Answers)
: L-15 Come If You Can (Poem)
(Only for Recitation)
(Only reading and back exercises)
WB
: L-14 Sindbad the Sailor
L-15 Come If You Can
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Class-IV
Vocabulary
: Synonyms (Chinese W hisper based on
Synonyms & Antonyms)
Creative writing : Autobiography of book, earth
Grammar
: Conjunctions & Perfect Tense (Present)
Activity
: Book cover making
Reading Skills : R.T.C. Based on L-15
Listening Skills : Listen & spot the conjunctions based on L-14
and impression
Speaking Skills : If I Were Sindbad
S.R.
: A Great Son of India
CW
: Page 45 to 47
JANUARY & FEBRUARY
MCB
: L-16 Mowgli Joins the Wolf Pack (C-Test)
(Only reading and back exercises)
WB
: L-16 Mowgli Joins the Wolf Pack
Vocabulary
: Revision
Grammar
: Perfect Tense (Past & Future) & Punctuation
Activity
: Role play on favourite character
Reading Skills : R.T.C. Based on L-16
Listening Skills : Who said to whom
Speaking Skills : Group Discussion on my experience in class IV
S.R.
: King Arthur & Knights of Round Table
CW
: Page 48 to 52
Reader of the Month Activities (2015-16)
Month
Date
Activities
May
12.05.15 Imagine your reading through card
July
28.07.15 Narrate the story in your own words
August
25.08.15 Comprehend your readings
Sept.
29.09.15 Role play of your favourite character from
your reading for the month.
October
27.10.15 Sequencing the story and write the
teaching behind it.
November 24.11.15 Prepare a pocket story book out of the
story books read so far with pictures &
dialogues.
December 29.12.15 Any one book review from your reading.
February 16.02.16 Assessment of year long readings
through worksheet.
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Class-IV
Date
10.04.15
08.05.15
03.07.15
11.09.15
09.10.15
30.10.15
11.12.15
05.02.16
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every Friday of the Month
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English Handwriting
English Spell Check, Vocabulary and Handwriting
English Creative Writing
English Handwriting and Creative Writing
English Creative Writing and Handwriting
English Spell Check, Vocabulary and Creative Writing
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Date
17.04.15
24.07.15
07.08.15
16.10.15
15.01.16
22.01.16
Intra Class Activities Schedule on
every Friday of the Month
Activity
Hindi Handwriting
Hindi Spell Check, Vocabulary and Creative Writing
Hindi Handwriting and Creative Writing
Hindi Creative Writing and Handwriting
Hindi Handwriting and Creative Writing
Hindi Spell Check and Vocabulary
Book
: Maths Ace (Longman Pearson Publications)
* Chapters taken in Class Test will not be reexamined in
Evaluations.
EVALUATION - I
APRIL
Unit-1
: Large Numbers (C-Test)
Unit-2
: Addition
Activity
: To form the largest and the smallest numbers
using a given set of digits.
MAY
Unit-2
: Addition (continued)
Unit-8
: Geometry [Points, Lines, Line segment &
Rays, Measuring line segments, Drawing a
line segment of given length] (Ex. 8.1, 8.2)
JULY
Unit-3
: Subtraction
Unit-11
: Money (C-Test)
Activities
: To show that two numbers can be added in
any order.
: (Pack card activity) - To understand the
concept of doubles.
: To observe and extract the from the coins
and notes.
Mental Maths questions will be done in Activity File.
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EVALUATION - II
AUGUST
Unit-4
: Multiplication
SEPTEMBER
Unit-6
: Factors and Multiples
Activity
: To find the prime numbers between 1 and 100
using Sieve of Eratosthenes
OCTOBER
Unit-10
: Time (C-Test)
Unit-8
: Geometry (Perimeter and Area) Ex. 8.6 to 8.9
Activities
: To convert a 12 hour clock time into a 24 hour
clock time.
: To find the perimeter and area of given
figures.
NOVEMBER
Unit-9
: Measurement (C-Test)
Activity
: An activity based on measurement.
Mental Maths questions will be done in Activity File.
EVALUATION - III
DECEMBER
Unit-5
: Division
Unit-13
: Data Handling (C-Test)
Activity
: To practice division by multiples of 10 with
remainder. (Outdoor activity)
JANUARY
Unit-7
: Fractions
Unit-12
: Symmetry (C-Test)
Activity
: To show the addition of like fractions through
activity.
: To paste the letters of English alphabets
which have one line of symmetry.
FEBRUARY
Unit-8
: Geometry [Ex. 8.3 to 8.5]
Activity
: To find the centre of the circle by paper folding
and verify that the length of the radius is
always same.
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Class-IV
Date
24.04.15
01.05.15
31.07.15
18.09.15
04.12.15
29.01.16
Intra Class Activities Schedule on
every Friday of the Month
Activity
Number Handwriting & Number Dictation
Mental Ability and Tables
Mental Ability, Tables, Number Dictation and Number
Handwriting
Mental Ability, Tables, Number Dictation and Number
Handwriting
Maths Olympiad
Mental Maths, Tables and Number Dictation
Books
: Start Up Science, VIVA Education
: New terms, Text Book Questions, Objectives,
Hots and Activities will be taken up
chapterwise.
: Practice Manual will be taken up chapterwise.
: Smart Class Modules will be shown chapter
wise.
* Chapters taken in Group Discussion, Project, Activity and
Class Test will not be reexamined in Evaluations.
EVALUATION - I
APRIL
Lesson-1
: Green Plants - The Food Producers
Diagrams - Labelled diagram of
Photosynthesis
Lesson-2
: Adaptations for Survival in Plants
(Group Discussion)
Diagram - Terrestrial Plants
Activities
: 1. Visit to herbal garden and know about
medicinal value of different plants (Outdoor
Activity).
2. To test the presence of starch in the leaf.
MAY
Lesson-3
: Reproduction in Animals
Diagram - Life Cycle of Frog, Life Cycle of
Housefly (Only for Project)
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JULY
Lesson-4
: Adaptations for survival in Animals
Lesson-5
: More About Insects (Only for C-Test)
Diagram - Life Cycle of Butterfly
Activities
: 1. To study the body of an insect and their
benefits.
Activities to be assessed :
1. Role play of your favourite animal according to the habitat.
2. MCQ Worksheet
3. Project :
(a) To collect information and pictures on
reproduction in egg-laying animals.
(b) Viva to be taken
EVALUATION - II
AUGUST
Lesson-6
: Food and Nutrition
Diagram - Table on Vitamins and their
Sources
SEPTEMBER
Lesson-7
: The Digestive System and Teeth
Diagram - Parts of a Tooth
Lesson-8
: Keeping Safe (Group Discussion)
Activity
: 1. To study Safety Rules to be followed at
home (Do’s and Don’ts)
OCTOBER+NOVEMBER
Lesson-9
: More About Clothes (Only for Project)
Lesson-10
: Rocks and Soil (Only for C-Test)
Diagram - Method of soil conservation
Activity
: 1. To study different types of rocks.
Activities to be assessed :
1. Prepare a collage on different categories of nutrients.
2. Draw a well labelled diagram of digestive system on A-4 size
sheet. (To be pasted in file)
3. MCQ Worksheet
4. Project : (a) To study different types of fibres (Natural and
Synthetic) and paste samples of clothes.
(b) Viva to be taken
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EVALUATION - III
DECEMBER
Lesson-11
: Matter and Water
Diagram - Arrangement of particles in solid,
liquid and gases, sedimentation, decantation,
filteration.
Lesson-12
: Force, Work and Energy (Group discussion)
Diagram - Any two simple machines
Activities
: 1. To show that screw is an inclined plane by
folding paper on ice-cream stick.
2. To purif y contaminated water by
sedimentation, decantation and filteration.
(Lab Activity)
JANUARY
Lesson-13
: Weather and Air
Diagram - Land and Sea Breeze
Activity
: To show that air is necessary for burning
(Lab Activity)
Lesson-15
: Measuring Things (C-Test)
FEBRUARY
Lesson-14
: Our Neighbours in Space (Only for Project)
Diagram - Formation of Seasons
Activities to be assessed :
1. Quiz based on (Lesson 11 to 14)
2. Make a crossword on Force, Work and Energy.
3. MCQ Worksheet
4. Project : (a) To collect information about planets and other
heavenly bodies.
(b) Viva to be taken
Intra Class Activities Schedule on
every Friday of the Month
Date
Activity
17.07.15 Science Analytical Mind, Key Terms and Diagrams
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Text Book
Practice Manual
Project File
Written Work
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Vistas - Active Teach
Chapterwise
Activities and Projects
Difficult words, Key terms, QuestionAnswers, Thinking Skill Questions
* Chapters taken in Group Discussion, Project, Activity and
Class Test will not be reexamined in Evaluations.
EVALUATION - I
APRIL
Chapter-2
: The Northern Mountains
Chapter-21
: Transport in India (MCQ.) (C-Test)
MAY
Chapter-4
: The Northern Plains (C-Test)
Question-Answers, Key terms, Difficult words
Chapter-5
: Life in the Northern Plains
Activity
: Find out 2 visiting places of Punjab and Uttar
Pradesh. Gather inf ormation on State,
Capital, Dresses, Dances, Festivals, Food
and Languages of the above mentioned
states. List out various reasons - why life in
the plains is easy ?
JULY
Chapter-6
: The Western Desert
Activity
: Draw a pamphlet to make the people of the
city area realize the importance of saving
water.
Chapter-7
: Life in the Western Desert
Chapter-3
: Lif e in the Northern Mountains (Group
Discussion)
Chapter-17
: Mineral Resources of India
Project
: Ch-17 - Mineral Resources of India :
Gather information on different types of
minerals found in different states and collect
few samples like (coal, copper wire etc.). List
out various ways - How we can conserve
mineral resources ? (Followed by Viva)
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Chapter-8
Activity
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Chapter-9
Chapter-10
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Chapter-11
Chapter-24
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Chapter-14
Chapter-15
Chapter-16
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Activity
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Chapter-19
Chapter-20
Chapter-13
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EVALUATION - 2
AUGUST
The Southern Plateaus
Collect information about the culture of
Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu on the following
parameters :
Coast, Pilgrimage, Centres, Rivers, Crops,
Minerals, Industries
SEPTEMBER
Life in the Southern Plateaus
Coastal Plains and Islands
Search out - W hy is it important to save
islands ?
Life in the Coastal Plains and Islands
Famous Personalities (MCQ.) (C-Test)
OCTOBER
Soils of India (MCQ.) (C-Test)
Forests of India (Group Discussion)
Water Resources of India (Project)
Ch-16 Water Resources of India
Sources of Water Resources
Sagregation of water percentage on the earth.
Importance of rain water harvesting.
Situation based question — After returning
back from a trip you find that no water is
available for you at your home. What would
happen ?
EVALUATION - III
NOVEMBER
Agriculture and Livestock Rearing
Poster making - Do not throw food and better
to call on ‘1098’.
Human Resources
DECEMBER
Industries (EV)
Human Resources
Our Natural Resources
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Activity
Chapter-22
Chapter-12
Chapter-25
Chapter-23
Activity
Chapter-1
Book
Chapter-1
Chapter-2
Activity-1
Activity-2
Chapter-3
Chapter-4
Chapter-5
Activity-1
: Natural resources are very important for our
progress. Justify. Make a web chart of natural
resources and paste pictures. Make a
pamphlet showing conservation of natural
resources.
: Communication (MCQ.) (C-Test)
JANUARY
: Climate of India (MCQ.) (C-Test)
: Our National Symbols (MCQ.) (C-Test)
FEBRUARY
: Our Culture (Project)
: Survey - Delhi is ‘Mini India’.
Paste pictures and write an article including
dresses, languages, food, festivals, dances
and architecture of India including ‘Sheesh
Mahal’ (Delhi).
: India (Group Discussion)
: Log On To Linux
EVALUATION - I
APRIL-JULY
: Knowing the Computer
: More on Word Processing
: Demonstration on ‘History of computers
including various types of printers, softwares
& hardware parts’ through PPT.
: (Hands-on-work) Create a word document in
text writer on the topic - My First Day in Class
4 and apply various text editing features of
writer.
EVALUATION - II
AUGUST-NOVEMBER
: Beautifying the Document
: Inserting objects and more in writer
: Working in Libre Office Calc
: (Hands-on-work) Design a cover page for
school newsletter in libre office writer using
border and shading, Clipart, Word Art and
other features of writer.
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Activity-2
: (Hands-on-work) Creating tables in libre office
writer and apply different table operations like
- splitting & merging of cells, inserting of new
row & column.
Activity-3
: (Hands-on-work) Create a student record
table in libre office calc and calculate the total
of marks using sum function.
EVALUATION - III
NOVEMBER-JANUARY
Chapter-6
: Starting Libre Office Impress
Chapter-7
: About Internet
Activity-1
: (Hands-on-work) Create slide presentation on
the topic - ‘Computer Peripherals’ in Libre
Office Impress.
Activity-2
: Demo to explore school website and how to
download H.W., school newsletter and other
important circular.
Activity-3
: Demonstration to explore various search
engines and how to copy text and save
images.
Note : 18.12.15 School Cyber Olympiad
Book
Ch-1
Ch-2
Ch-3
Ch-4
Ch-5
Ch-6
Ch-7
Activity
Ch-8
Ch-9
: G. K. Planet
: Current Affair of the month & logical reasoning
EVALUATION - I
APRIL
: Life in the Sea
: Useful Plants
: The Big Cats
: Unusual Animal Behaviour
: Endangered Species
: Animals - Their Different Kinds
: National Symbols
: W hich animals are referred to as cats ?
Why ? To know those that are endangered.
MAY
: People That Make Us Proud
: Folk Dances
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Ch-10
Ch-11
Ch-12
Activity
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Ch-13
Ch-14
Ch-15
Ch-16
Ch-17
Ch-18
Ch-19
Activity
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Ch-20
Ch-21
Ch-22
Ch-23
Ch-24
Ch-25
Activity
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Ch-26
Ch-27
Ch-28
Ch-29
Ch-30
Ch-31
Activity
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Ch-32
Ch-33
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Know India
Food and Dishes
Famous Monuments
To know the significance of National Symbols
and discover their multiple use.
JULY
Religious India
Women in Politics
World Famous Writers
Continents Quiz
Highest Mountains
Helping Professionals
Quick Quiz
Rapid Fire - I
Collect pictures of Indian women politicians
and prepare a collage on them as Women’s
Day gift to your mother.
EVALUATION - II
AUGUST
National Animals
Famous Logos
In The World
Superlatives
The Great Explorers
Famous Structures
Visit a book cafe and learn the names of
famous writers of the world. Find out the
names of their books from the shelf.
SEPTEMBER
National Sports
Terms in Sports
Playing Area
Famous Stadiums
Scientific Tools
Inventions
Group discussion on Favourite Sport
OCTOBER
Human Body
Doctors and Diseases
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Ch-34
Ch-35
Ch-36
Ch-37
Activity
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Ch-38
Ch-39
Ch-40
Ch-41
Ch-42
Activity
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Ch-43
Ch-44
Ch-45
Ch-46
Activity
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Ch-47
Ch-48
Ch-49
Ch-50
Ch-51
Activity
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Ch-53
Ch-54
Ch-55
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Units of Measurement
Health and Machines
Computer.Com
Space Talk
Rapid Fire - II
Visit a nearby clinic or hospital and ask them
for the list of doctors. Also understand the
area of their speciality of each doctor.
EVALUATION - III
NOVEMBER
Space Travellers
Homonyms
Collective Nouns
Indian Authors
Story Books
To find out the dif ference between
homophones and homonyms.
DECEMBER
Riddles - 1
Musical Instruments
Riddles - II
Film Making
Oberve how an orchestra plays many
instruments. Learn their names.
JANUARY
Miscellany
IQ Test
Harry Potter
Historical Indian Movies
Indian Musicians
Role play of any hero
FEBRUARY
Am I a Good Friend
My Habits
Problem Solving
Story Map
Rapid Fire - III
Make a card for your friend telling him about
qualities of a friend.
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G.K. Assessment Schedule on Wednesdays
(Text Book, Reasoning and Current Affairs)
Month
Date
April-May
06.05.2015
July
05.08.2015
September
07.10.2015
October
05.11.2015
November
09.12.2015
December-January
03.02.2016
February
02.03.2016
Book
Ch-1
Activity
Ch-2
Activity
Ch-3
Activity
: Dew Drops & Value Activities
EVALUATION - I
APRIL-MAY
: Eat to Live, Don’t Live to Eat
: Pasting of 5 attractive advertisements related
to food items (both junk and nutritious).
Nutrient chart mentioning the function,
sources and deficiency diseases.
JULY-AUGUST
: Being Sportive .... The Game of Life
: Quotation writing : ‘Team Work Makes the
Dream Work’.
Card making for favourite sports person
mentioning his qualities and thanking him for
the inspiration.
EVALUATION - II
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER
: Success - aspiring higher
: Poster making on secrets of success Around
Me
Setting Goals for themselves to achieve
success - Leadership is not about titles, its
about people.
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Activity
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Book
NOVEMBER-DECEMBER
Forgiveness .... Synonym of Godliness
Acrostic words on Forgiveness
W all hanging on things you get from
forgivenss
EVALUATION - III
JANUARY-FEBRUARY
Celebrating Relations ... the bond of
happiness
Pamphlet About Dad
Greeting Card for Grand Parents
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APRIL
Free hand drawing : Basic through introduction of colours and
shapes
Workbook
: Fatty Elephant, Clown holding drum
Activity
: Panda (Tea leaves pasting)
Night Scene (wax crayon magic painting)
MAY
Free hand drawing : Different forms of trees & leaves
Workbook
: Crane (pattern work), tint and shades
Activity
: Table Calendar (Thumb impression)
Good Morning (ice spoon pasting)
JULY
Free hand drawing : Two Human figure composition
Workbook
: Join the dots, Scenery
Activity
: Broom stick pasting (duck with duckling)
Tiger Mask
AUGUST
Free hand drawing : Two Scenery
Workbook
: Step by step (duck), shape scenery
Activity
: Fish (dal pasting), night scene (stars and
glitter pasting)
SEPTEMBER
Free hand drawing : Two boy and girl composition
Workbook
: Aeroplane (Texture drawing), figure
drawing
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Activity
Free hand drawing
Workbook
Activity
Free hand drawing
Activity
Free hand drawing
Activity
Free hand drawing
Activity
Free hand drawing
Activity
April
May
July
August
September
Ooctober
November
December
January
February
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May
July
August
September
October
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: Thumb impression (flower grass butterflies)
Lidded Box
OCTOBER
: Two object drawing
: Owl (grid drawing)
: Santa Claus Head gear, wall hanging
NOVEMBER
: Cartoon composition
: Owl (paper craft), photo frame
DECEMBER
: Two Sceans
: Sand pasting, Aquarium (cutting pasting)
JANUARY
: Two animals & birds composition
: Paper tree, fish (paper craft)
FEBRUARY
: Any two festivals
: Watermelon slice, Garland (paper craft)
INSTRUMENTAL
teen taal, kehrwa taal.
basic patterns on drum.
kaida in teen tabla.
kaida, bal, tukra in teen taal.
(Revision of syllabus) (April to August).
kehrwa pattern on drum.
dadra taal & tukra.
deep chandi, taal on table.
western dadra, on congo & drum.
(Revision of syllabus) (October to January).
VOCAL
oUnuk osQbu Lojksaesa(Prayer)
English Prayer : Joy to the World
Chandan Hai is Desh (Song)
Patriotic Song : ( ge Hkkjrokl h)
We shall overcome
Din Mein Suraj Song with Music
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November
December
January
February
March
: Gurubani (Shabd) with Music
: Christmas Jingle + Carol, with Music
(Mary's boy child)
: Alankar 4-5, in written,
English Song (We going green)
: Revision
: Assessment
MUSIC CLUB
April
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May
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Revision of oS
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July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
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Bengali song
Bengali Song (Ekla Chalo Re) with music
Patriotic song (Hum Punjabi Hum Gujrati)
Haste-Haste Kat Jaye Raste Song
Gurubani (Shabd) with music
Revision of Gurubani with rhythm, Alankars 4-5
Christmas song, Carol
Patriotic song (Vande Matram) A.R. Rehman
Revision
April
: Bollywood dance style and basic step with
Intro.
: Aerobic dance style with basic and intro.
: Free style dance with basic step and intro.
: Dance on any petriotic song with Ang. Prop.
: Ballet dance style with basic step and intro.
: Contemp dance, Basic step and some steps
on music
: Hip-Hop dance with basic steps on music
: Revision of July to November
: Jass style dance with A song and intro.
: Some free style dance on song
: Revision of all month
May
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
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May
July
August
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October
November
December
January
February
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Basic form, Shape and Design
Coil method : Vase and Tree Composition
Slab method : Human figure and face
Bird : Dancing Peacock and Bird on Tree
Branch
Transport - Truck and Jeep
Aquatic animals - Whale and Jelly Fish
City scape and Landscape on Tile
Santa on Cart
Human body parts - Nose, Ears and Eyes
Human figure and sitting figure composition
Motor Skill Program
APRIL
Week-1
Week-2
Skill-Locomotion
Skill-Locomotion
Activity-Jump for Height
Activity-Jump for Height
Warm Up-Catch Every One
Warm Up-Keep the basket full
Game-Hoop Jump
Game-Jumping Circuit
Cool Down-French Tag
Cool Down-French Tag
Week-3
Week-4
Skill-Locomotion
Flat Race
Activity-Skip
For Class 1st to 5th
Warm Up-Here, There, Everywhere
Game-Water Under the bridge
Cool Down-Standing
MAY
Week-1
Week-2
Skill-Ball Control
Skill-Ball Control
Activity-Dribbling in a straight line Activity-Dribbling in a straight line
(hand)
Warm Up-Follow the Leader
Warm Up-Fish and Net
Game-Dribble in Three
Game-Dribble Limit
Cool Down-Trap the Ball
Cool Down-Relax Your Body
Week-3
Week-4
Summer Break
Summer Break
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JULY
Week-1
Week-2
Skill-Throwing
Skill-Throwing
Activity-Over arm Throw
Activity-Over arm Throw
Warm Up-Follow the Leader
Warm Up-One Leg Tag
Game-Dribble in Three
Game-Team Passing
Cool Down-Trap the Ball
Cool Down-Dancing Down
Week-3
Week-4
Skill-Throwing
Water Games
Activity-Chest Pass two hands
Warm Up-Double Circle
Game-Beat the Ball
Cool-Dead fish Live fish
AUGUST
Week-1
Week-2
Mini Basket Ball
Mini Basket Ball
Introduction of Rules and
Practice of Passing in groups
Regulation
Week-3
Week-4
Chair Ball
Assessment
Game
SEPTEMBER
Week-1
Week-2
Skill-Kicking
Skill-Kicking
Activity-Punt Kick for Accuracy Activity-Punt Kick for Accuracy
Warm Up-Caterpilar Tag
Warm Up-Island Tag
Game-Corner Spry
Game-Kick into the River
Cool Down-Silent Passing
Cool Down-Getting Ready for Bed
Week-3
Week-4
Skill-Kicking
Fun Race
Activity-Cick Passing
For Class 1st to 5th
Warm Up-One-legged tag
Game-Push and Kick
Cool Down-Silent Passing
OCTOBER
Week-1
Week-2
Soccer Practice+Team selection Inter House or Class
for Inter House
Soccer league
Skill-Tracking/Trapping
Skill-Tracking/Trapping
Activity-Catching Using One hand Activity-Catching Using One hand
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Warm Up-One-legged tag
Warm Up-Chain Tag
Game-Push and Kick
Game-In and Out
Cool Down-Silent Passing
Cool Down-Relaxation-Breathing
Week-3
Week-4
Soccer Festival
Autumn Break
Inter School
October 23 to October 30
Skill-Tracking/Trapping
Activity-Catching objects of various
size and shapes
Warm Up-Hunter
Game-Catching in the Middle
Cool Down-Relaxation-Breathing
NOVEMBER
Week-1
Week-2
Skill-Striking
Skill-Striking
Activity-One hand backhand
Activity-One hand backhand
from a tree (bat)
from a tree
Warm Up-Caterpilar Tag
Warm Up-Alligator in the Swamp
GameGameCool Down-Trust Me
Cool Down-Trust Me
Week-3
Week-4
Skill-Striking
Kanga Cricket
Activity-Two hand moving ball(bat) Intro, Batting Stance
Warm Up-One-legged tag
Game-Pick the Spot
DECEMBER
Week-1
Week-2
Kanga Cricket
Kanga Cricket
Front foot defense, Practice in Back foot defense, Bowing
rotation in small group
Week-3
Week-4
Kanga Cricket
Kanga Cricket
On-drive, Off-drive
Team Selection
Positioning and Rotation
JANUARY
Week-1
Week-2
Winter Break
Inter Class Kanga Cricket
Matches
Week-3
Week-4
Inter Class Kanga Cricket
Kanga Cricket
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Festival (Inter School)
FEBRUARY
Week-1
Week-2
Mincey
Mincey
(Modified Hockey) Practice
Passing between the Partners
Intro, Rolling with the ball
Week-3
Week-4
Mincey
Assessment
Dribble (open and close)
Dribble and pass
April
May
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
April
: Introduction of the Game
Fore hand counter
Back hand counter
: Fore hand and back hand push Practice
: Top Spin Roll
: Fore hand 1, 2 and fore hand 1, 2, 3 counter
: Free hand push practice full table
: Back hand to back hand push practice
: Fore hand to fore hand push practice
: Service and receiving
: Top Spin attack 1, 2, 3
: Block practice - Active block, Passive block
: Rules and Regulation
: Match practice
: * Introduction of Yoga
* Shanti Mantra
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May
July
: Introduction of OM
* Om Chanting
* How to pronounce Om
* Demonstration
* What is Om ?
: What are Asanas ? Introduction of Asanas
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* Types of Asanas
* Warm Up Exercises
* Pre-Practices
What are standing Asanas ?
Introduction of some Asanas
* Tadasana
* Hand Stretch
* Hastotanasan
* High Lunge
* Triangle Posture * Jumping Jerks
What are sitting Asanas ?
Introduction of some Asanas
* Padmasana
* Alternate Toes Touch
* Vajrasna
* Parvatasana
* Butterfly
* Hand Formations
(Pranav, Mrigi)
* Frog Posture
* Paschimotanasana
What are Bending Asanas ?
Introduction of some Asanas
* Padhastasana
* Paschimotanasana
* Ardh Chakrasana * Tortoise Posture
* Katicakrasana
What are Balancing Asanas ?
Introduction of some Asanas
* Vrikshasana
* Splits Opening
* Garudasana
* Utkatasana
Breathing Practices
* Proper Method of Breathing
* Inhale Deeply
* Exhale Deeply
What is Pranayam ? Different Techniques
* Alternate Nostril Breathing
* Sun Breathing or Suryebhedi Pranayam
* Moon Breathing or Chandrabhedi Pranayam
What is the difference between Exercises &
Yoga ?
* How are they both different ?
* Demonstration of some exercises & some
practices in Yoga.
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