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NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL English Syllabus (2018-19)
Class VIII
Month Lesson
No.
Name of the Lesson Grammar Writing Skills
April 1 Journey by Night Compound – Subject and
Predicate
Formal Letter
2 Casabianca Tenses- Past, Present and
Future (explanation through
examples in a tabular form) +
corresponding worksheet
based on tenses from the
companion book
May 3 The Hero Speech Writing, Write
about feelings
July 4 The Blind Boy Diary Entry
5 A Day’s Wait Participles, Gerunds and
Infinitives
Poster
6 I Never Forget a Face Active and Passive Voice
August 7 Three Years She Grew
8 Perseus and Andromeda Future perfect and future
perfect continuous tense *
Narrate an Incident
9 The Lake Isle of
Innisfree (activity)
Independent and Dependent
Clauses
10 The Hitchhiker (activity)
11 Past and Present
(activity)
September Revision for Mid Term Examination
October 12 The Ransom of Red
Chief
Types of Clauses Autobiography
13 Seventeen Oranges Zero Conditionals Story Writing
14 Inchcape Rock
November 15 The Fun They Had Direct and Indirect Speech
16 Lady Clare Debate Writing
December 17 The All – American
Slurp
First, Second and Third
conditionals
18 The Model Millionaire Kinds of subordinate clauses Data Interpretation
(chapter 12)
January 19 Mending Walls Transformation of sentences
20 Man Against Virus
(activity)
Relative clauses
21 The Merchant of Venice
(activity)
Revision of Tenses
February Revision
*Each lesson of the Companion Book will be covered simultaneously with the lesson in the Course Book.
1
NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL Mathematics Syllabus (2018-19)
Class VIII
Month Topic Subtopic
April
Chapter 1:
Rational Numbers
Chapter 3:
Understanding
quadrilaterals
Activity 1
Activity 2
Introduction
Properties- commutative law, associative
law, multiplicative inverse, distributive law
Representing rational numbers on a number
line
Operations on rational numbers
Inserting rational numbers between two
given rational numbers
Introduction
Polygons(Definition)
Classification of polygons and types of
polygons
Angle sum property of polygons
Exterior angle property of a quadrilateral
Types of quadrilaterals
Parallelograms and their properties
Special types of parallelograms and their
properties
Angle Sum property of a quadrilateral
Exterior angle property of a polygon
May
Chapter 6:
Squares and square roots
Activity 3
Activity 4
Introduction
Properties of square numbers
Patterns in square numbers
Finding the square of a number
Pythagorean Triplet
Methods to find square root-
prime factorization, long division
Properties of diagonals of a rectangle and
a square.
Properties of diagonals of a parallelogram
and a rhombus.
2
July
Chapter7:
Cubes and cube roots
Chapter 2:
Linear Equation in one
variable
Chapter 9:
Algebraic Expressions
and Identities
Introduction
Patterns
Cubes of numbers
Perfect cube
Methods to find cube roots- prime
factorization
Introduction
Equations with variables on one side
Some Applications(word problems)
Equations with variables on both sides
More applications(word problems)
Equations reducible to simpler forms
Equations reducible to linear form
Introduction
Addition and subtraction of algebraic
expressions
Multiplication of algebraic expressions
Identities: (a+b)2, (a-b)2, a2 - b2
August
Activity 5
Chapter 14:
Factorisation
Chapter 5:
Data Handling
Chapter 10:
Visualizing solid shapes
Verification of the following algebraic identity by
paper cutting and pasting
(a+b)2 = a2 + b2 + 2ab
Introduction
Methods of Factorisation
Regrouping
Splitting middle term
Using identities
Division of expressions
Errors and correction
Organizing data
Bar graphs (Interpretation and construction)
Pie chart (Interpretation and construction)
Probability
3D shapes
Front, side, top view
Mapping around us
September
Revision for Mid Term Examination
3
October
Chapter 12:
Exponents and Powers
Chapter 11:
Mensuration
Activity 6
Introduction
Laws of exponents
Standard form of numbers
Different 2D shapes and their area
Area of a trapezium
Area of a quadrilateral
Area of a polygon
Surface area of cube, cuboid, cylinder
Volume of cube, cuboid, cylinder
Derivation of the formula for total surface
area of a cuboid.
November
Activity 7
Activity 8
Chapter 8:
Comparing Quantities
Chapter 4:
Practical Geometry
Derivation of the formula for curved
surface area of a cylinder.
Derivation of the formula for area of a
parallelogram.
Ratio and percentage
CP, SP, Discount, sales tax
Simple and compound interest
Constructing a quadrilateral when:
2 diagonals, 3 sides are given
December
Chapter 4:
Practical Geometry
Chapter 13:
Direct and Inverse
proportions
Activity 9
Activity 10
Constructing a quadrilateral when:
2 adjacent sides, 3 angles are given
3 sides, 2 angles are given
Construction of special quadrilaterals
Direct proportion
Inverse proportion
Derivation of the formula for area of trapezium.
Exploring the relationship between
(i) length and area.
(ii) length and perimeter
using graph paper
4
January
Chapter15:
Introduction to graphs
Chapter16:
Playing with numbers
Revisiting bar graphs, pie chart
Line graph
Applications
General form of numbers
Letters for digits
Divisibility tests
February
Revision
New Era Public School
Science Syllabus (2018-19)
Class VIII
1
July
Chapter 5
Coal and Petroleum
Chapter 6
Combustion and flame
Exhaustible and inexhaustible
natural resources, coal, petroleum, refining of
petroleum, natural gas, some natural resources are
limited, Ways to minimise the use of fossil fuel,
use of alternative sources of energy.
What is combustion? conditions for combustion,
ignition temperature, how do we control fire?
Types of combustion, flame and its structure, what
is a fuel? fuel efficiency
Month Name & No. of the
chapter
Sub-topics
April
Chapter 1
Crop Production and
Management
Chapter 2
Microorganisms:
Friend and Foe
Agricultural practices- irrigation, preparation of
soil, agricultural implements ,adding manure and
fertilisers, traditional and modern methods of
irrigation, protection from weeds, harvesting and
storage, food from animals
Where do microorganisms live? friendly microbes,
medicinal use of microbes, vaccine, increasing soil
fertility, harmful microbes, food poisoning, food
preservation, nitrogen fixation, nitrogen cycle
May
Chapter 3
Synthetic Fibres And
Plastics
Chapter 4
Metals and Non-metals
What are synthetic fibres? types of synthetic fibres,
characteristics of synthetic fibres, plastics-as
materials of choice, plastics and the environment
Physical properties, chemical properties-reaction
with water, reaction with acids, reaction with
bases, displacement reaction, uses of metals and
non-metals
New Era Public School
Science Syllabus (2018-19)
Class VIII
2
August
Chapter8
Cell-Structure
And Functions
Chapter 9
Reproduction in
animals
Discovery of cell, variety in cell number, shape
and size, cell structure and functions, parts of cell-
cell membrane, cytoplasm , nucleus, comparison
of plant and animal cell
Modes of reproduction, sexual reproduction, male
and female reproductive organs, fertilisation,
development of embryo, viviparous and oviparous
animals, young ones to adults, asexual
reproduction
September REVISION FOR MID TERM EXAMINATION
October
Chapter 10
Reaching the age of
Adolescence
Chapter11
Force and Pressure
Adolescence and puberty, changes at puberty-
secondary sexual characteristics, role of hormones
in initiating reproductive functions, reproductive
phase of life in humans, how is the sex of a baby
determined? hormones other than sex hormones,
role of hormones in completing the life history of
insects and frogs, reproductive health, personal
hygiene, physical exercise
A push or a pull, forces are due to interaction,
exploring forces, forces can cause change in state
of motionand the shape of an object, contact
forces, non -contact forces, pressure-exerted by
liquids and gases, atmospheric pressure
November
Chapter 12
Friction
Chapter 13
Sound
Force of friction, factors affecting friction,
friction-a necessary evil, increasing and reducing
friction, wheels reduce friction, fluid friction
Sound is produced by a vibrating body, sound is
produced by humans, sound needs a medium for
propagation, we hear sound through our ears,
amplitude, time period and frequency of a
vibration, loudness and pitch, audible and
inaudible sounds, noise pollution-harms, measures
to limit Noise Pollution
New Era Public School
Science Syllabus (2018-19)
Class VIII
3
December
Chapter 14
Chemical effects of
Electric Current
Chapter 15
Some natural
phenomena
Do liquids conduct electricity?, chemical effects of
electric
Current, electroplating and
electrolysis
Lightning, charging by rubbing,charging by
induction, charging by conduction, types of
charges and their interaction, transfer of charge,
lightning safety, lightning conductors
January
Chapter 16
Light
Chapter 18
Pollution of air & water
laws of reflection, regular and diffused reflection,
reflected light can be reflected
again , multiple images, kaleidoscope, dispersion
of light, structure of a human eye, care of eyes,
visually challenged person
can read and write, what is a Braille system?
Air pollution, how does air get polluted? case
study-The Taj Mahal, green-house effect, water
pollution, how does water get polluted? what is
potable water?, how is water purified and what can
be done?
February REVISION
NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL Social Science Syllabus (2018-19)
Class VIII
Months History Civics Geography
April
Ch 1: How, When And Where
Ch 2: From Trade To Territory
Ch 1: The Indian
Constitution
Ch 1:Resources
May Ch 3: Ruling The Countryside Ch 2: Understanding
Secularism
July
Ch 4: Tribals, Dikus and the Vision
of a Golden Age.
Ch 5: When People Rebel
Ch 3: Why Do We Need a
Parliament?
Ch 2 :Land, Soil,
Water, Natural
Vegetation & Wildlife
Resources
August
Ch 6 :Colonialism and the City
Ch 4: Understanding
Laws
Ch 3:Mineral And
Power Resource
September
Revision for Mid Term Examination
October
Ch 7: Weavers, Iron Smelters And
Factory Owners
Ch 8: Civilising ‘The Native’,
Educating the Nation
Ch 5: Judiciary
Ch 4: Agriculture
November Ch 9: Women, Caste and Reforms Ch 6: Understanding Our
Criminal Justice System
Ch 5: Industries
December
Ch 11: The Making of the National
Movement 1870s-1947
Ch 9:Public Facilities
January
Ch 12: India After Independence
Ch 10:Law & Social
Justice
Ch 6: Human
Resources
February REVISION
Map Syllabus
Class VIII (TERM I)
TERM HISTORY GEOGRAPHY
TERM I
(APRIL – SEPTEMBER)
Chapter 2 – From Trade To
Territory
1. Goa
2. Mysore
3. Buxar
4. Plassey
5. 3 Presidencies
(Bengal, Madras & Bombay)
Chapter 4- Tribals, Dikus and
Vision of a Golden Age
1. Jharkhand
2. Orissa
3. Assam
4. Kashmir
5. Himachal
Chapter 5- When People Rebel
1. Meerut
2. Delhi
3. Lucknow
4. Jhansi
5. Awadh
Map Skill Practice On :
India: Union Territories, States
and their Capital
Chapter 3- Mineral And
Power Resources
(India)
1. A Bauxite Producing Area
2. A Gold Producing Area
3. A Manganese Producing Area
4. A Thermal Power Station
5. A Petroleum Producing Area
6. A Hydel Power Station
7. A Nuclear Power Station
Map Syllabus
Class VIII (TERM II)
TERM HISTORY GEOGRAPHY
TERM II
(OCTOBER –
FEBRUARY)
Chapter 8 : Civilizing the
“Native”, Educating the nation
1. Calcutta
2. Benaras
3. Bihar
Chapter 11 - The Making of the
National Movement
(1870’S – 1947)
1. Champaran
2. Kheda
3. Ahmedabad
4. Jallianwala Bagh (Amritsar)
5. Chauri Chaura
6. Dandi
Chapter 12 - India After
Independence
1. Pakistan
2. Andhra Pradesh
3. Bombay
4. Punjab
5. Haryana
6. GandhiSagar Bandh, Madhya
Pradesh
7. Chhatisgarh
Chapter 5 : Industries
1. Iron and Steel Industries:
1. Bhilai
2. Rourkela
3. Bokaro
4. Jamshedpur
5. Karnataka
6. Vishakhapatnam
7. Salem, Tamil Nadu
2. Cotton textile Industry:
1. Coimbatore
2. Kanpur
3. Ahmedabad
4. Surat
5. Mumbai
3. IT Industry
1. Bengaluru
NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL French Syllabus (2018-19)
Class VIII
MONTH LESSON
NUMBER
LESSON NAME TOPICS TO BE COVERED
TERM - I
April L-1 La rentrée La révision of previous topics –les
articles définis, les articles indéfinis,
les articles partitifs, la negation
Les adverbes du quantité
L-2 Il est français? La révision of previous topics – les
noms, les adjectifs, les adjectifs
possesifs
Position des adjectifs
L’infinitif après un autre verbe
Les verbes impersonnel <<neiger>>
<<pleuvoir>>
May L-3 La journée de Mme. Lavigne Quelle heure est-il?
Les jours de la semaine
Les mois de l’année
Les saisons
Les verbes pronominaux
July L-4 Kalu est malade Les expressions avec <<avoir>>
L’interrogation – Les 3 formes
Négative avec l’interrogation
Si avec negative
Vocabulaire des animaux
L-9 Au café des Laurent L’impératif
August L-5 Faire les courses Les verbes <<savoir>>,
<<connaître>>
Les adverbes interrogatifs
Où faites vous les courses?
L-0 La France, Qu’est-ce que
c’est? The culture of France
September RÉVISION FOR MID TERM EXAMINATION
Term - II
October L-6 M. Lavigne cherche un
manteau Les préposition et les adverbes de
lieu
<<ayer>> <<oyer>> <<uyer>>
ending verbes
L-7 Allons à Paris Les préposition de lieu
November L- 8 Les photos de Manuel Les adjectifs démonstratifs
Les verbes <<prier>> <<recevoir>>
Les fêtes français
Les professions
L-10 Encore une lettre de Rouen Les adjectifs interrogatifs
Les expressions <<faire>>
<<jouer>>
December L-11 Une journée bien chargée Passé Composé <<avoir>>
Les moyens de tranport
January L -12 Une visite au parc
d’attraction Passé Composé << être>>
February RÉVISION
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