NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL English Syllabus (2018-19)

Class VII

Month Lesson

no.

Name of the Lesson Grammar Writing Skills

April 1 Michael Goes Climbing Kinds of Sentences Article Writing

2 My Grandmother’s House Figures of Speech

(Simile,

Personification,

Imagery)

-

19 My Lord, the Baby Prepositions -

May 4 From a Railway Carriage Homophones -

Revision for First Weekly Test

July 5 Ploughing the Road Types of Sentences

(Simple, Compound

and Complex)

Informal Letter

Writing (Thank you

letter)

6 My Life on an Island (activity) Question Tags Informal Letter

Diary Entry

7 The Rock and the Bubble Figures of Speech

(Imagery and

Hyperbole)

-

August 8 The Most Precious Gift (activity) Active and Passive

Voice

Informal Letter

Writing

9 The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Non-finite

Verbs

Homonyms

Picture Composition

10 Tartary - -

September Revision for Mid Term Examination

October 3 The Shepherd’s Daughter Nouns,

Adjectives

Kinds of

Phrases (Noun,

Adjective,

Adverb)

Formal Letter Writing

11 Alien Invaders (activity) Gerunds and

Infinitives

Email Writing

November 12 The Eyes Have It Participles

Proverbs

Diary Entry

13 The Outsider Present Tense

(Simple, Continuous

and Perfect)

-

December 14 The Lost Empire Conditionals

15 Meddlesome Matty Past Tense (Simple,

Continuous and

Perfect)

-

16 The Adventures with the

Windmills (activity)

Reported Speech Email Writing

January 17 The Dove - -

18 The Midnight Visitor Conjunctions

Punctuations

Diary Entry

February 20 All the World’s a Stage Future (Simple,

Continuous and

Perfect)

-

Revision

*Each lesson of the Companion Book will be covered simultaneously with the lesson in the

Course Book.

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NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL Mathematics Syllabus (2018-19)

Class VII

Month Topic Subtopic

April

Chapter 1

Integers

Chapter 2

Fractions & Decimals

Introduction

Properties of addition and subtraction of integers

Multiplication of integers

Properties of multiplication

of integers

Division of integers

Properties of division of integers

Introduction

Addition and subtraction of fractions

Multiplication of fraction

Division of fraction

Introduction of Decimals

May

Chapter 2

Fractions & Decimals

Chapter 3

Data Handling

Activity 1

Activity 2

Multiplication of decimal numbers

Division of decimal numbers

Introduction

Collection and organization of data

Mean of discrete data

Mode of discrete data

Product of fractions

Representing the product of the decimals on squared

sheet.

July

Chapter 3

Data Handling

Activity 3

Activity 4

Chapter 5

Median of discrete data

Bar Graphs ( Interpretation & Construction )

Double Bar Graphs ( Interpretation & Construction )

Chance and probability

To verify that vertically opposite angles are equal

Conditions for supplementary angles

Introduction

Related Angles

Pairs of Lines

2

Lines and Angles

Chapter 6

The triangle and its

properties

Angles made by a transversal

Checking for parallel lines

Introduction

Medians of a triangle

Altitudes of a triangle

Exterior angle of a triangle and its properties

August

Chapter 6

The triangle and its

properties

Chapter 8

Comparing Quantities

Activity 5

Chapter 14

Symmetry

Angle sum property of triangle

Two special triangles : Equilateral and Isosceles

Sum of length of two sides of a triangle

Right angle triangle and Pythagoras theorem

Introduction

Equivalent Ratios

Percentage

Use of Percentage

Prices related to an item or buying and selling

Simple Interest

To verify angle sum property of the triangle

Introduction

Lines of Symmetry for regular polygons

Rotational Symmetry

Line Symmetry and Rotational Symmetry

September

Revision for Mid Term Examination

October

Chapter 4

Simple Equations

Activity 6

Chapter 7

Congruence of

triangles

Setting up an equation

Solving an equation

More equations

From solution to equation

Application of simple equations

To verify Pythagoras Theorem

Introduction

Congruence of plane figures

3

Congruence among line segments

Congruence of angles

Congruence of triangles

Criteria for Congruence of triangles

Congruence among right angle triangles

November

Activity 7

Activity 8

Chapter 12

Algebraic Expressions

To verify that congruent triangles are equal in area

To verify exterior angle property of a triangle

Introduction

Forming expressions

Terms of an expression

Like and unlike terms

Monomials, Binomials, Trinomials and Polynomials

Addition and subtraction of algebraic expressions

Finding the value of an expression

Using algebraic Expressions- Formulas and Rules

December

Chapter 9

Rational Numbers

Activity 9

Chapter 10

Practical Geometry

Activity 10

Introduction

Rational Numbers

Positive and negative rational numbers

Representing rational numbers on a number line

Rational numbers in standard form

Comparison of rational numbers

Rational Numbers between two given rational

numbers

Operations on rational numbers

To verify triangle inequality

Construction of a line parallel to a given line

Construction of triangles when three sides are given

Construction of triangles given two sides and an

included angle

Construction of triangles given two angles and an

included side

Construction right angle triangles

To verify the value of Pi

January

Chapter 11

Perimeter and Area

Introduction

Area of Squares and

Rectangles

4

Chapter 13

Exponents and

Powers

Area of a parallelogram

Area of a Triangle

Circles

Conversion of Units

Application of perimeter and area

Introduction

Exponents

Laws of exponents

Miscellaneous examples using the laws of exponents

Decimal Numbers System and expressing large

numbers in the standard form

February

Chapter 15

Visualizing solid

shapes

Introduction

Faces, Edges and Vertices of

3D shapes

Nets for building 3D shapes

Drawing solids on a flat surface

Viewing different sections of a solid

Revision

New Era Public School

Science Syllabus (2018-19)

Class VII

1

Month Name of the chapter Sub-Topics

April 1. Nutrition in Plants

2. Nutrition in Animals

Mode of nutrition- Heterotrophic & Autotrophic.

Photosynthesis and its importance

Various modes of Heterotrophic modes- saprophytic,

insectivores, parasitic

Symbiotic relationship and nitrogen fixation

Various ways of taking in food.

Digestion in Humans- Parts of alimentary canal and role of

each part in the process of digestion. Saliva, stomach, small

intestine, large intestine etc. Liver and pancreas.

Digestion in Ruminants and Amoeba

May

18. Wastewater Story

4. Heat

Water our lifeline, meaning of sewage.

Journey of waste water & waste water treatment plant

Better house-keeping practices & Proper sanitation.

Alternate arrangement for sewage disposal.

Relative nature of hotness and coldness of an object and

concept of temperature.

Measuring temperature, two types of thermometer used-

Clinical and Laboratory. Precautions to be taken while

reading the thermometer.(2)

Sea Breeze and Land Breeze

Various modes of transfer of heat- Conduction, Convection

& Radiation. Meaning and comparison.

Applications of transfer of heat in daily life- Convection

currents, Types of clothes worn in summer and winters etc.

Project and Research work on

Chap 17 Water: A Precious Resource,

Chap 18 Forest: Our Lifeline

July

5. Acids , Bases & Salts

6. Physical and

Chemical changes.

Meaning of acids and bases and chemical and physical

difference between them

Meaning of indicators and their two types- natural &

artificial.

Various indicators – Litmus paper, turmeric, china rose,

phenolphthalein,

Neutralisation reaction and its application in daily life

Difference of physical and chemical changes on the basis of

reversibility, formation of new substance, change of state

etc.

Reaction between Magnesium and Oxygen, Vinegar and

Baking Soda, Copper Sulphate and Iron

Rusting of iron and its harmful effects, methods of

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preventing rusting

Crystallization

Aug

14. Electric Current &

its Effects

9. Soil

Electric symbols and components.

Drawing an electric circuit using electric symbols and role

of a switch.

Open & closed circuit

Electric current and its heating effect.

Application of heating effect- Fuses and MCBs, their

comparison

Advantages of CFL over bulb

Electric current & its magnetic effect

Electromagnet and its applications

Working of electric bell

Soil- meaning and process of formation of soil.

Soil profile

Properties of soil- Percolation rate, moisture, absorption

capacity

Types of soil-Sandy, Loamy and Clayey and comparison

between them on the basis of above properties

Soil & crops

Soil erosion- meaning, effects & ways of preventing it

Sep Revision for Mid Term Examination

Oct 3. Fibre to Fabric

7. Weather, Climate &

Adaptation

8.Winds, Storms &

Cyclones

Types of animal fibre- Wool & Silk, Animals that yield

wool & its properties

Selective breeding

Processing fibres into wool

Silk, & sericulture, Life history of silk moth

Process of obtaining silk and its properties

Concept of Weather

Elements of weather, maximum and minimum temperature

Climate & Adaptation, its necessity, Migration

Various habitats and related adaptations in plants and

animals- tropical rainforests, polar regions

Air exerts pressure, high speed winds are accompanied by

reduced air pressure

Air expands on heating and contracts on cooling

Nov

8. contd…

Winds, Storms &

Cyclones

10. Respiration in

organisms

Wind is caused due to uneven heating on earth.

Thunderstorms, Cyclones & Tornadoes

Effective safety measures.

Types of respiration-Aerobic and Anaerobic

Respiration an example of chemical change, difference

between breathing and respiration

How do we breathe- Human respiratory system and its parts,

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Breathing mechanism

What do we breathe out

Breathing in other organisms like grasshopper, fishes, frogs

etc.

Dec

11. Transportation in

Animals & Plants

12. Reproduction in

Animals

Circulatory System and its parts blood-its parts, blood

vessels & heart

Circulation of blood in human heart, heartbeat

Excretory systems & its parts- kidney, urethra, ureter,

urethra, urinary opening etc.

Working of kidney

Transportation in Plants-Xylem and phloem and their

working

Transpiration and its importance

Modes of reproduction- Sexual and asexual.

Various types of asexual modes of reproduction-vegetative

propagation, budding, fragmentation, spore formation

Sexual reproduction-Pollination-self and cross pollination

Process of fertilization-seed formation ,

Methods of seed dispersal

Jan Motion & Time

15. Light

Types of motion- fast & slow, uniform & non-uniform

motion, oscillatory motion.

Speed and related numericals

Measurement of time and different units of time and speed.

Conversion from one unit to another.

Measuring speed & distance.

Distance time graphs- uniform motion, non-uniform

Rectilinear propagation of light

Reflection of light, mirror & its types- plane, spherical

Properties of image formed by plane mirror

Concave and convex mirrors-

Real and virtual image, uses of mirrors in daily life

Refraction- types of lenses, image formed by lenses

Uses of lenses in daily life.

Dispersion of light, spectrum, Newton’s disc, rainbow

formation

Feb Revision

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL Social Science Syllabus (2018-19)

Class VII

MONTH

HISTORY

CIVICS

GEOGRAPHY

April

Ch1:Tracing Changes Through a

thousand years: Only the

concepts

Ch2:New Kings and Kingdoms

Ch1: On Equality Map Magic: States and

UT

Ch1:The Environment

May Ch3:The Delhi Sultans Ch2:Inside our Earth

July

Ch2: Role of the Government in

Health

Ch3:How the State Government

works

Ch3 :Our Changing Earth

Ch4: Air

August Ch4 :The Mughal Empire

Ch4:Growing up as boys and girls

Ch5:Women Change the world

Ch4: Continuation of

chapter 4

Ch5: Water

September

Revision for Mid Term Examination

October Ch6:Town Traders and Craft

persons

Ch6:Media and advertising

Ch7:Understanding Advertising

Ch6:Natural Vegetation

and Wildlife

November Ch7:Tribes,Nomads and Settled

Communities

Continuation of chapter 7 Ch7: Human Environment

:Settlement, Transport and

Communication

December Ch8:Devotional Path to the

Divine

Ch8:Markets Around Us

Ch8: Human Environment

Interaction :The Sub

Tropical Regions

January Ch10:Eighteen Century –

Political Formations

Ch9: A shirt in the market

Ch10:Struggles for Equality

Continuation of chapter 8

Ch9:Life in the Temperate

Grassland

Ch10:Life in the Deserts

February

Revision

Map Syllabus Class VII

TERM HISTORY GEOGRAPHY

MID TERM

(APRIL -

SEPTEMBER)

Ch2:New Kings and

kingdoms:(The Cholas)

1.Madurai

2.Thanjavur

3.Gangaikondacholapuram

4.Uraiyur

5.Kanchipuram

6.River Kaveri

Ch3:The Delhi Sultanate

1.Dehi 2.Daulatabad

3.Ajmer 4.Kabul

Ch4: The Mughal Empire

1.Panipat 2.Fatehpur Sikri

3.Ahmadnagar 4.Agra

5.Amber

On Political Maps of India: 1.States and its capital

2.Union Territories

Ch4: On the Political Map of World:(Warm and

cold current)

1.Gulf Stream Current

2.Labrador Current

3.Oysashio Current

4.Kuroshi Current

TERM HISTORY GEOGRAPHY

TERM II

(OCTOBER -FEBRUARY)

Ch6:Town traders and crafts

person

1.Somnath

2.Kanchipuram

3.Madurai

4.Vrindavan

5.Bidar

6.Hampi

7.Masulipatnam

8.Surat

Ch7:Tribes, Nomads and

Settled Communities(Major

Indian Tribes)

1.Ahoms

2.Gonds

3.Santhals

4.Mundas

Ch8:Devotional Path To

Divine

1.Tamil Nadu

2.Kerala

3.Maharashtra

4.Gulbarga

5.Assam

6.Rajasthan

7.Gujarat

8.Amritsar

Ch7:Human Environment:

Important Highways:

1.Manali

2.Leh

Important Airports

1.Delhi

2.Mumbai

Ch8: The tropical and sub-tropical

regions

1.River Ganga

2.River Brahmaputra

3.Allahabad

4.Kanpur

5.Varanasi

6.Lucknow

7.Patna

8.Kolkata

9.Kaziranga

10.Manas

Ch10:Life In Desert

1.Karakoram Range

2.Ladakh Range

3.Kargil

4.Srinagar

5.River Indus

Ch10.New Political

Formation in the 18th

Century

1.Hyderabad

2.Bengal

3.Awadh

4.Marathas

5.Punjab

NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL French Syllabus (2018-19)

Class VII

MONTH LESSON

NUMBER

LESSON NAME TOPICS TO BE COVERED

TERM - I

April L-0 Un coup d’oeil sur la France

Board Activity

The flag,national anthem,national

day,currency and capital of France

French wines and cheese

Francophone countries

L-1 Voilà le frère et la soeur de

Manuel Parts of the Body

Parts of the Face

Continuation of –ER ending verbs

(already done in class 6)

May L-2 À la cafétéria Plurals of the nouns

-IR ending verbs

L-3 Mon pays – La France Important rivers,mountains etc of

France

Neighbouring countries of France

Cheese,food and perfumes of France

Countries and their nationalities

Adjectives – changing their gender

and plurality

July L-4 Les parents de Manuel Professions

Negation-changing sentences to

negative

-ger ending verbs

Identify card

August L-5 C’est Noel Seasons

Verb-Faire (to do/to make)

Expressions with <<faire>>

L-6 Allons à l’ école Prepositions

Ordinal Numbers

-RE ending verbs

September RÉVISION FOR MID TERM EXAMINATION

TERM - II

October L-7 Dans un grand magasin Clothes

Contracted Articles

Interrogation

The verbs-venir,vouloir,pouvoir

November L-8 Les repas Partitive articles

Meals of the day (French meal)

Negation with partitive articles

-TIR ending verbs

December L-9 Ma maison Description of my room,my

kitchen,my drawing room

Possesive adjectives

The verb - voir

January L-10 Une lettre de Rouen Regions of France

Different places in the city

The verb – dercrire,attendre

February RÉVISION

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