delhi police public school syllabus 2018-19 class ix...

DELHI POLICE PUBLIC SCHOOL

SYLLABUS 2018-19

CLASS IX

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

PRESCRIBED BOOKS:

BEEHIVE

MOMENTS

TERM I

APRIL’18 : BEEHIVE

-The fun they had

- The road not taken (poem)

-Wind (poem)

MOMENTS

-The lost child

GRAMMAR

-Modals

WRITING SKILLS

-Diary Entry – Descriptive Paragraphs

MAY’18 : BEEHIVE

- The sound of music

-Rain on the roof (poem)

MOMENTS

-The adventures of Toto

GRAMMAR

-Subject-verb agreement

WRITING SKILLS

- Article writing

JULY’18 : BEEHIVE

- The little girl

- A truly beautiful mind

- The lake of Innisfree (poem)

MOMENTS

- Iswaran the storyteller

- In the kingdom of fools

GRAMMAR

- Tenses

AUGUST’18 : BEEHIVE

- The snake and the mirror

- My childhood

- A legend of the Northland (poem)

MOMENTS

- The happy Prince

GRAMMAR

- Voice

WRITING SKILLS

- Story writing

TERM II

OCTOBER’18 : BEEHIVE

- Packing

- Reach for the top

- No men are foreign (poem)

- The duck and the kangaroo (poem)

MOMENTS

- Weathering the storm in Ersama

GRAMMAR

- Narration

NOVEMBER’18 : BEEHIVE

- The bond of love

- On killing a tree (poem)

- The snake trying (poem)

MOMENTS

- The last leaf

GRAMMAR

- Clauses

WRITING SKILLS

- Revision

DECEMBER’18 : BEEHIVE

- Kathmandu

- A slumber did my spirit seal (poem)

MOMENTS

- A house is not a home

- The accidental tourist

GRAMMAR

- Determiners

JANUARY’19 : BEEHIVE

- If I were you

MOMENTS

- The beggar

GRAMMAR

- Preposition

WRITING SKILLS

- Revision

NOTE: Grammar will be tested through

questios such as editing, sentence

reordering, gap filling, etc. The grammar

topics have been divided term-wise only

for the sake of convenience.

MATHS SYLLABUS

TERM - I

April’ 18

Chapter- 1 REAL NUMBERS

-Representation of terminating and non terminating

recurring and non recurring decimals like root 2, root 3,

root 9.3 etc. on the number line

-Laws of exponents with integral powers

-Rationalisation of real numbers

Chapter-2 Polynomials

-Definition Of Polynomial In One Variable

-Factors And Multiples, Zeroes/ Roots

May’ 18

-Remainder Theorem

-Factor Theorem

-Factorisation Of Polynomials

Chapter- 6 Lines And Angles

-Linear Pair Axioms

-Parallel Lines And Angles On Parallel Lines

-Angle Sum Property Of Triangle

-Exterior Angle Property Of Triangle

July’ 18

Chapter- 3 Co-ordinate Geometry

-Cartesian System

-Plotting a Point In The Plain If Its Co-ordinates Are

Given

Chapter- 4 Linear Equations In Two Variables

-Linear Equations

-Solution Of A Linear Equation In Two Variables

-Equation Of Lines Parallel To X-axis and Y-axis

August’18

Chapter-7 Triangles

-Congruence Of Triangles

-Some Properties Of Triangles

-Some More Criteria For Congruence Of Triangles

-Inequalities In A Triangle

Chapter-8 Quadrilaterals

-Angle Sum Properties Of Quadrilaterals

-Types Of Quadrilaterals

-Properties Of A Parallelogram

-Mid-Point Theorem

Chapter-9 Areas Of A Parallelogram & Triangles

-Figures On The Same Base & Between The Same

Parallels

September’18

-Parallelograms On The Same Base And Between The

Same Parallels

-Triangles On The Same Base & Between The Same

Parallels

HALF YEARLY EXAMINATIONS

TERM- II

October’18 Chapter-10 Circles

- Circles And Related Terms

- Angle Subtended By A Chord At A

Point ON The Circle

- Perpendicular From Centre To The

Chord

- Angle Subtended By An Arc Of A

Circle

- Cyclic Quadrilaterals

Chapter-11 Constructions

- Basic Constructions

- Some Construction Of Triangles

Chapter-12 Heron’s Formula

- Area Of A Triangle – By Heron’s

Formula

- Application Of Heron’s Formula In

Finding Areas Of Quadrilaterals

November’ 18

Chapter-13 Surface Areas And Volumes

- Surface Area Of A Cuboid & A

Cube

- Surface Area Of Cylinder And Cone

- Surface Area Of A Sphere & A

Hemisphere

- Volume Of A Cuboid & Cube

- Volume Of A Cylinder

- Volume Of A Cone

- Volume Of A Sphere And A

Hemisphere

Chapter-14 Statistics

- Collection & Representation Of

Data

- Graphical Representation Of Data

Measure Of Central Tendency

December’18 Chapter- 15 Probability

- Introdcution

- Probability- an experimental

approach

January’ 19 REVISION FOR ANNUAL

Febraury’19 EXAMINATIONS

SOCIAL SCIENCE SYLLABUS

April’18

H: The French Revolution

E: Human Resources

E: Story of village Palampur

May’18

G: Physical feature of India

G: India size and location

Pol Sc: What and why democracy

July’18

H: The Russian revolution

Pol Sc: Constitutional design

E: Food security in India

G: Physical features (2nd half)

CHEMISTRY SYLLABUS

MONTH FIRST WEEK SECOND WEEK THIRD WEEK FOURTH WEEK

APRIL

CHAPTER 1

Matter in our

surrounding

Physical nature of

matter

Characteristics of

particles of matter

Characteristics of

particles of matter

Solid state

Liquid

state

Gaseous

state

Can matter

change its state

Effect of change

in temperature

PRACTICAL Melting point of Ice and boiling point of water

MAY

CHAPTER-1

Matter in our

surrounding

Effect of change

in pressure

Evaporation

Factors effecting

the rate of

evaporation

Evaporation

causes cooling

SUMMER BREAK SUMMER BREAK

PRACTICAL Types of solution- True sol Colloid and suspension

JUNE SUMMER BREAK SUMMER BREAK SUMMER BREAK SUMMER BREAK

JULY

CHAPTER 2

Is matter around us

pure?

Mixture

True solution

Concentration of

solution

Suspensio

n

Colloid

Seperating

components of

mixture

Evaporation

Centrifugation

PRACTICAL Compound and mixture

AUGUST

CHAPTER-2

Is matter around us

pure?

Seperating funnel

Sublimation

Simple and

fractional

distillation

crystallisation

Physical

and

chemical

change

Pure substance-

metals, non

metals and

metalloids

PRACTICAL Seperation of components Of mixture

SEPTEMBER Revision MID TERM MID TERM MID TERM

August’18

G: Drainage

Pol Sc: Electoral politics

October’18

H: Forest society and colonization

E: Poverty as a challenge

November’18

Pol Sc: Rights in Democracy

G: Climate

Pol Sc: Working of Institutions

Deccember’18

H: Nazism and the rise of Hitler

G: Natural Vegetation and wildlife, Population

OCTOBER

CHAPTER-3

Atoms and

molecules

Atom

Law of

conservation of

mass

Law of constant

proption

Dalton’s atomic

theory

Symbols

of atoms

Atomic mass

Atomicity

Molecules of

elements and

compounds

PRACTICAL Law of conservation of mass

NOVEMBER

CHAPTER-3

Atoms and

molecules

Ions

Anion

Cation

Polyatomic ions

Writing chemical

formulae

Molecular

mass

Mole

concept

Mole concept

PRACTICAL Types of chemical reaction

DECEMBER

CHAPTER-4

Structure of atom

Charged particles

Electrons

Protons

Neutrons

Thomson model

of atom

Rutherford model

of atom

Rutherford

model of

atom

Bohr ‘s

model of

atom

Bohr-bury

system of

electronic

configuration

Valency

PRACTICALS Types of chemical reaction

JANUARY

CHAPTER-4

Structure of atom

WINTER BREAK WINTER BREAK Atomic

number

and atomic

mass

Isotopes

Isobars

REVISION

FEBRUARY REVISION ANNUAL EXAM ANNUAL EXAM ANNUAL EXAM

BIOLOGY SYLLABUS

MONTH-APRIL

Content/Topic 1st week 2nd week 3rd week 4th week 5th week

Chapter 5: the

Fundamental

unit of life

Discovery of

cell

Unicellular and

multicellular

structures of

organisms

Discovery of

cell &

microscope

Division of

labour

Cell

organelles

Plasma

membrane

Diffusion

and osmosis

Cell wall

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Endoplasmic

reticulum

Golgi bodies

Lysosomes

Mitochondria

Plastids

Vacuole

Differences

between plant

and animal cell

Practicals Preparation of temporary slides of onion peel and human cheek cells.

MONTH-May


Chapter 6: Tissue

Types of plant

tissue

Merstematic

tissue

Simple

permanent

tissue

Complex

permanent

tissue

Xylem,

phloem their

structure and

function

Summer

break

Summer break

Practicals Observation of plant tissues under microscope.

MONTH-JULY

Content/Topic 1st week 2nd week 3rd week 4th week

Chapter 6:

Tissue Animal tissue:

simple tiisue,

complex tissue.

Connective

tissue: blood

Bone, cartilage

Tendon, ligaments

Muscular tissue:

striated, non -

striated, cardiac.

Nervous tissue.

Recap of the whole

chapter.

Practicals Observe various animal tissues under microscope.

MONTH-AUGUST


Chapter 15:

Improvement in

food resources.

Sustainable

agriculture,

Green

revolution

White

revolution

Kharif and Rabi

crops.

Photoperiodism

Hybridization

and its types.

Factors for crop

variety

improvement.

Manure and

fertilizers.

Irrigation

Cropping

pattern

Crop

protection

Storage of

grain

Animal

husbandry

Cattle

farming

Indigenous

and exotic

varieties

Poultry farming

Fish production

Bee keeping

MONTH: SEPTEMBER – REVISION AND HALF YEARLY EXAMS

MONTH-OCTOBER


Chapter 7: Diversity in

living

organisms.

Importance of

diversity

Basis of

classification

Hierarchy of

classification

Five kingsom

classification

Archaebacteria

and eubacteria

Kingdom monera

Kingdom protista

Kingdom fungi

Kingdom plantae

Dividion:

thallophyta,

bryophyte

Pteridophyta,

gymnosperms

angiosperms

Practicals Plant speciments

MONTH-NOVEMBER


Chapter 7: Diversity in

living organisms

Chapter 13: why do we fall

ill?

Animal kingdom

Phyla- porifera,

coelantrata,

platyhelminthes

Nematode,

annelid

Arthropoda

Mollusca

Echinodermat

a

Phylum vertibrara

Classe- Pisces,

Amphibia, Reptelia,

Aves, Mammalia.

Binomial nomenclature

Chapter 13

Difference between

healthy and diseased

person

Symptoms of disease

Practicals Animal specimens

MONTH-DECEMBER


Chapter 13: why do we fall

ill?

Chapter 14: Natural

resources

Acute and

chronic

disease

Symptoms

of a chronic

disease

Causes of

disease

Infectious and non

infectious diseases

Infectious agents

Spreading of

disease

Organ and

tissue

specific

manifestatio

n of disease.

Principle of

treatment

Vaccination

principle.

Chapter 14

Wind

formation

Role of

atmosphere

Role of air in

temperature

control

Air pollution

acid rain

smog

Practicals Life cycle of a mosquito

MONTH-JANUARY


Chapter 14:

Nartural resources

Winter break Winter break

water as a resources

importance of water

for a living organism

water pollution

effects of water

pollution

agents of soil

formation wind,

water

agents of soil

formation

soil pollution

water cycle

carbon cycle

nitrogen cycle

practical External features of dicot and monocot plants

MONTH-FEBRUARY

Content/Topic 1st week Week 2nd, 3rd, 4th

Chapter 14:

Natural resources ozone layer depletion revision of syllabus

annual examination

Practicals Revision of all practicals

MONTH – MARCH: - Annual examination and result

PHYSICS SYLLABUS

Month Chapter

No. and

chapter

Name

1st week 2nd week 3rd week 4th week

TERM-I

April 8.Motion Describing

Motion,stationary

state

Distance.displace

ment,speed

,velocity, Uniform

motion,Non

uniform motion,

avg. speed, avg.

velocity

,dt graph

representation of

motion

Acceleration-

uniform,non

uniform,vt

graph

representation

Practical:To find

least count

continue

May 8.Motion Equation of

motion,v=u+ at,

s= ut + ½ at 2

v2 –u2 = 2as

derivation

Uniform circular

motion,v = 2πr/t,

numericals,Ncert

Q.A

worksheet

summer

Holidays

Practical:To find

least count

_________ _______ _________

June ________

__

Summer ____________ Holidays __________

July 9.Force

and Laws

of motion

Force-balanced

forces, unbalanced

forces

Laws of motion-

first laws of

motion

Inertia, relation

between mass and

inertia

Momentum,

p= mv ,Second

law of

motion,F=p2-p

/t

Practical:Density

of a metal bob

________

__________

__________

August 9.Force

and Laws

of motion

Third law of

motion, it’s

example and

application

Law of

conservation of

momentum,

derivation,

numerical, Ncert

QA,worksheet

-----------

---------------

10.Gravit

ation ______ __________ Universal law of

gravitation,

F = Gm1m2/r2

Free fall,mass,

weight,

September 10.Gravit

ation

g =GM/R2 , pressure

P=F/A

Revision

Half Yearly

Exams.

continue

___________

TERM-II

October 10.Gravit

ation

Floatation,

buoyancy,

upthrust,Archimede

’s Principle,

application, relative

density

Practical: To

verify Archimede’s

principle

continue continue continue

11.Work,

energy,

power

Work done by a

force,positive work

done, negative

work done, zero

work done

Numericals

November 11.Work,

energy,

power

g =GM/R2 , pressure

P=F/A

Law of

conservation of

energy,

Power, commercial

unit of energy-

kWh,numericals

12.Sound Sound, nature

of

sound,characte

ristics,cause

it’s

propagation

December 12.Sound Propagation in

different

medium,characterist

ic-amplitude,

frequency,ioudness,

pitch,wavelength,

speed of sound

Audible and

inaudible

sound,ultrasound,i

nfrasound,applicati

on of

ultrasound,v=2d/t

Multiple reflection

of

sound,echo,reverber

ation

SONAR,applic

ation

Practical:

Reflection of sound

continue continue

January 12.Sound

_____Winter___

___Holidays_____

Structure of human

ear,numerical,

Ncert

QA,worksheet

Numerical,

revision

Practical:velocity

of pulse in a slinky

continue

February

Revision _ _________

Practical:velocity

of pulse in a slinky

March Annual Exam.

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