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CLASS 9TH

SYLLABUS FOR ECONOMICS

TERM I

1. Story of Palampur

2. People as a Resource

TERM II

1. Poverty as a Challenge

2. Food Security in India

ENGLISH SYLLABUS SPLIT UP 2016-17

SA 1 APRIL- SEPTEMBER

LITERATURE READER

How I Taught My Grandmother to Read (Prose)

The Brook (Poetry)

A Dog Named Duke (Prose)

The Road Not Taken (Poetry)

The Solitary Reaper (Poetry)

Lord Ullin’s Daughter (Poetry)

Villa for Sale( Drama)

WRITING SKILLS

Letter (Formal and Informal)

Notice

Diary Entry

Biographical sketch

Report writing (newspaper, school magazine)

GRAMMAR

Tenses

Subject Verb Agreement

Reported Speech/Direct Indirect

Figure of Speech

Idioms

Editing and Omission

Sentence Reordering

Active and Passive Voice

Process Writing

Connectors

Prepositions

Relatives

Modals

MCB

People

Adventure

Environment

Class IX Radio and Video Show

NOVEL

Three Men in a Boat – Chapters 1-10

SA II OCTOBER TO FEBRUARY

LITERATURE READER

The Man Who Knew Too Much

Keeping It From Harold

The Seven Ages

Oh, I Wish I Looked After Me Teeth

Best Seller

Song Of The Rain

The Bishop’s Candlesticks

MCB

Mystery

Children

Sports and Games

WRITING SKILLS

Dialogue Writing

Article Writing

E-mails

Reports

GRAMMAR

Determiners

Pronouns

Prepositions

NOVEL

Three Men in a Boat – Chapters 11-19

GEOGRAPHY

MONTH WISE SYLLABUS DISTRIBUTION

1st TERM : APRIL – SEPTEMBER

MONTHS CHAPTERS

APRIL 1 India : Size and Location.

MAY 2 Physical features of India.

JULY 2 Physical Features of India.

AUGUST 3 India : Drainage.

2ND TERM : OCTOBER – MARCH

MONTHS CHAPTERS

OCTOBER 4 India : Climate.

NOVEMBER 4 India : Climate.

DECEMBER 5 India : Natural vegetation and wild life.

JANUARY 6 India : Population.

FEBRUARY Revision

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SYLLABUS SOCIAL STUDIES 2016

CLASS IX

TERM I ( HISTORY ) TERM II ( HISTORY )

1. The French Revolution 1. Forest Society and Colonialism

Activities: Activities:

Drama/ Role play Find out about 5 tribes of the world

and 5 Indian tribes and make a PPT

presentation

Playing the role of a reporter How would our planet look if forests

disappear? Paint to emphasise.

Newsletter Draw a cartoon strip on the given

topic:

Painting Imagine you are Mowgli…you

overhear a conversation between two

British Officials to cut the trees.

What would you do to save the forest

you so dearly love.

Find out about the Chipko

Movement.

Find out about the tribe in Rajasthan

which plays a vital role in

conservation of the environment.

2. The Rise of Nazism 2. Cricket

Activities: Activities:

Hitlers background Does IPL unite or divide the country

Positive side of Hitler Find out about the prevalence of

caste discrimination in Cricket

Berlin Olympics Does gender discrimination exist in

this game? Collect examples to

emphasise this point.

MATHEMATICS

TREM-1

1. Real numbers

2. Polynomials

3. Introduction to euclid’s geometry

4. Lines and angles

5. Triangles

6. Coordinate geometry

7. Areas(heron’s formula)

TERM -2

1. Linear equation in two variables

2. Quadrilaterals

3. Area

4. Circles

5. Constructions

6. Surface area and volume

7. Statistics

8. Probability.

Political Science Syllabus

Term 1

Chapter 1: Democracy in the contemporary world

Chapter 2: What is Democracy? Why Democracy

Chapter 3: Constitutional Design

Term 2

Chapter 4: Electoral Politics

Chapter 5: Working of Institutions

Chapter 6: Democratic Rights

Science (2016-2017)

Term 1

Chemistry

Matter In Our Surroundings

Is Matter Around Us Pure

Physics

Motion

Force and laws of Motion

Gravitation

Biology

Improvement in food resources

The fundamental unit of life

Tissues

Term 2

Chemistry

Atoms and molecules

Structure of atom

Physics

Flotation

Work and energy

Sound

Biology

Diversity in living organisms

Why do we fall ill

Natural resources

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