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KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA IIT CAMPUS CHENNAI 36

PROPOSED SPLIT UP SYLLABUS FOR 2013-14

CLASS VI VII VIII

MONTH

April -May

June - July

August Basic Geometrical Ideas

September Revision & SA1 Revision & SA1

October

Novemebr

December Visualising Solid Shapes

January Exponents and Powers

Febraury

March Revision & SA2 Revision & SA2 Revision & SA2

SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS FACULTY CONVENOR: Mrs. S. MYTHILI

Knowing our Numbers, Whole Numbers

Integers, Lines and Angles

Rational Numbers, Linear Equations

Playing with numbers, Integers

Data Handling, Fractions & Decimals

Practical Geometry, Understanding Quadrilaterals

Simple Equations, Triangle and its Properties

Squares & Square Roots, Cubes & Cube Roots

Practical Geometry, Revision & SA1

Data Handling, Algebra

Rational Numbers, Congruence of Triangles

Data Handling, Comparing Quantities

Ratio & Proportions, Fractions

Comparison of Quantities, Algebraic Expressions

Algebraic Expressions, Visualising Solid Shapes

Decimals, Understanding Elementary shapes

Mensuration, Direct & Inverse Proportions, Exponents & Powers

Symmetry, Practical Geometry

Factorisation, Introduction to Graphs

Mensuration, Revision for SA2

Perimeter and Area, Symmetry

Playing with Numbers, Revision for SA2



IX X

Revision & SA1 Revision & SA1

Statistics and Probability

Revision & SA2 Revision & SA2

FACULTY CONVENOR: Mrs. S. MYTHILI

Number Systems, Polynomials

Real Numbers, Polynomials

Introduction to Euclid's Geometry, Lines & Angles, Co-ord. Geometry

Linear Equations in Two Variables, Triangles

Triangles, Heron's Formula

Introduction to Trigonometry, Statistics

Linear Equations in Two Variables, Quadrilaterals

Quadratic Equations, Arithmetic Progression

Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles, Circles

Circles , Constructions

Surface Areas and Volumes

Areas related to Circles, Applications of Trigonometry

Surface Areas and Volumes, Probability

Constructions and Revision for SA2

Co-ordinate Geometry, Revision for SA2

CLASS VI VII

APRIL

2.GEO-SOLAR SYSTEM 2. GEO- ENVIRONMENT

3.CIV- UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITY 3. CIV- ON EQUALITY

4.GEO- INSIDE OUR EARTH

MAY 5.HIS- NEW KINGS AND KINDOMS

JUNE 6. GEO- OUR CHANGING EARTH

JULY

7.GEO- MOTIONS OF THE EARTH

8.HIS-DELHI SULTANS

9. HIS- IN THE EARLIEST CITIES 9.GEO- AIR

10. CIV- WHAT IS GOVERNMENT ----

AUGUST

SPLIT UP OF SYLLABUS 2013-14 SUBJECT: SOCIAL SCIENCE

1. HIS-WHAT, WHEN, HOW AND WHEN?

1. HIS- TRACING CHANGES THROUGH THOUSANDS OF YEARS

4. HIS- ON THE TRAIL OF THE EARLIEST PEOPLE

5.HIS- FROM GATHERING TO GROWING FOOD

6.GEO- GLOBE –LATITUDES AND LONGITUDES

7.CIV-ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN HEALTH

8. CIV- DIVERSITY AND DISCRIMINATION

11. HIS- WHAT BOOKS AND BURIALS TELL US?

10. .CIV- HOW STATE GOVERNMENT WORKS

AUGUST

11. HIS-MUGHAL EMPIRE

13. GEO- MAPS

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SEPTEMBER

REVISION,

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-1 REVISION,

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-1

OCTOBER

15.CIV- PANCHYATI RAJ 14.GEO-WATER

16. HIS-NEW QUESTIONS AND IDEAS 15.CIV-UNDERSTNADING MEDIA

16.HIS-RULERS AND BUILDINGS

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NOVEMBER

18.CIV- RURAL ADMINISTRATION

20.CIV-URBAN ADMINISTRATION

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12.CIV- KEY ELEMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT

12. CIV-GROWING UP AS GIRLS AND BOYS

14. HIS- KINGDOM,KINGS AND EARLY REPUBLIC

13. CIV- WOMEN CHANGE THE WORLD

17.GEO- MAJOR DOMAINS OF THE EARTH

17.GEO-NATURAL VEGETATION AND WILD LIFE

19.HIS-ASHOKA,THE EMPEROR WHO GAVE UP WAR

18.CIV- UNDERSTANDING ADVERTISING

19.HIS-TOWNS,TRADERS AND CRAFTPERSONS

21.HIS-VITAL VILLAGES AND THRIVING TOWNS

DECEMBER 22. GEO- MAJOR LAND FORMS 20.CIV-MARKETS AROUND US

23.CIV-RULRAL LIVELIHOOD

JANUARY 25.GEO- OUR COUNTRY INDIA 23.HIS-DEVOTIONAL PATH TO DEVINE

26.CIV- URBAN LIVELIHOOD 24.CIV- A SHIRT IN A MARKET

FEBRUARY

27.GEO-LIFE IN TROPICAL GRASSLAND

MARCH REVISION REVISION

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-2 SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-2

21.HIS- TRIBES,NOMADS AND SETTLED COMMUNITIES

24.HIS-TRADERS,KINGS AND PILGRIMS

22. GEO-HUMAN ENVIRONMENT-SETTLEMENT,TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION

27.HIS- NEW EMPIRES AND KINGDOMS

25.GEO- HUMAN ENVIRONMENT-TROPICAL AND SUB-TROPICAL

28.GEO- INDIA CLIMATE AND VEGETATION

26.HIS- THE MAKING OF REGIONAL CULTURES

29. HIS-BUILDINGS PAINTINGS AND BOOKS

VIII IX

3. French Revolution(His)

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4.HIS-FROM TRADE TO TERRITORIES

5.CIV- UNDERSTANDING SECULARISM

AND WILD LIFE

7.HIS- RULING COUNTRY SIDE 8. What is Democracy? Why Democracy ? (Civ)

8.CIV- WHY DO WE NEED PARLIAMENT

9.GEO-MINERALS AND POWER RESOURCES

SPLIT UP OF SYLLABUS 2013-14 SUBJECT: SOCIAL SCIENCE

1. HIS- HOW,WHEN AND WHERE 1. India size and location(Geo)

2. GEO-RESOURCES 2. Democracy in contemporaru world (Civ)

3. CIV- INDIAN CONSTITUTION

4. The story of Palampur (Eco)

5. Physical features of India (Geo)

6.GEO- LAND,SOIL,WATER, NATURAL VEGETATION 6. People as resources (Geo)

7. Nazism and Rise of Hitler (His)

9. Constitutional design (Civ)

10.HIS- TRIBALS,DIKUS OF THE GOLDEN AGE 10. Drainage (Geo)

11.CIV-UNDERSTANDING LAWS

12. HIS-WHEN PEOPLE REBEL 1857 AND AFTER

13.HIS-COLONIALISM AND THE CITY

REVISION, Revision , Summative Assessment - 1


13.CIV-JUDICIARY

14.HIS- WEAVERS,IRON SMELTERS AND

FACTORY OWNERS 13. Poverty has a challenge (Eco)

SYSTEM

17.GEO-INDUSTRIES

18.CIV-UNDERSTANDING MARGINALIZATION 16. Food Security in India (Eco)

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11. Peasants and farmers (His)

12. Pastoralists in the modern world (His

15.CIV- UNDERSTNDING OUR CRIMINAL JUSTICE

16.HIS- CIVILISING THE NATIVE, EDUCATING THE NATION 14. Climate (Geo)

15. Electoral Politics (Civ)

19.HIS-CHANGING WORLD OF VISUAL ARTS

20.CIV- WOMEN,CASTE AND REFORM18. Natural vegetation and wildlife (Geo)

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21. CIV- CONFRONTING MARGINALIZATION

22.HIS-MAKING OF NATIONAL MOVEMENT20. Population (Geo)

23.GEO-HUMAN RESOUCES

24.CIV- PUBLIC FACILITIES

25. HIS- INDIA AFTER INDEPENDENCE

26.CIV-LAW AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

REVISION REVISION


17. The story of cricket(His)

19. Working of Institutions (Civ)

21. Democratic rights (civ)

X

7. Print culture and Nationalism (His)

8. Gender , Religion and caste(Civ)

9. Water resources (Geo)

10. Democracy and diversity (Civ)

11. Agriculture (Geo)

1. Resources (Geo)

2. Power sharing in democracy (Civ)

3. Story of development (Eco)

4. Industralialisation (His)

5. Sectors of Indian economy (Eco)

6. Federalism (Civ)

Revision , Summative Assessment - 1

14. Money and credit (Civ)

17. Minerals and energy(Geo)

12. Nationalism In India (His)

13. Popular Struggles and movement (civ)

15. Nationalism in Europe or Nationalism in Indo china (His)

16. Political parties (civ)

21. Globalization and the Indian Economy (Eco)

22. Consumer awareness (Eco)

23. Lifelines of National Economy (Geo)

REVISION

19. Manufacturing Industries (Geo)

20. Outcomes of democracy (Civ)

24. Challenges to democracy (Civ)

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, IIT CAMPUS, CHENNAI – 600 036.

CLASS VI VIIAPRIL

MAY Components of food ( cont.) Nutrition in animals ( cont. )JUNE

JULY

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER REVISION, REVISION,


OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JANUARY

FEBRUARY 16. Garbage in , garbage out 17. Waste water story

MARCH

Revision, Summative Assessment - 2


SPLIT UP OF SYLLABUS 2013-14 SUBJECT: SCIENCE

1. Food: where does it come from ? 1. Nutrition in plants

2. Components of food 2. Nutrition in animals

3. Fibre to fabric 3. Heat

4. Sorting materials into groups 4. Acids, bases and salts

5. Separation of substances 5. Physical and chemical changes

6. Changes around us 6. Weather climate and adaptation of animals to climate

7. Getting to know plants 7. Wind , storms and cyclones

8. Body movements 8. Soil

9. Respiration in organisms

10. The living organism and their surroundings

10. Transportation in animals and plants

11. Motion and measurement 11. Reproduction in plants

12. light, shadows and reflection 12. Motion and time

13. Electricity and circuits 13. Electric current and its effects

14. Fun with magnets 14. Light

15. Water 15. Water

16. Air 16. Forests – our life time

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, IIT CAMPUS, CHENNAI – 600 036.

VIII IX1.Crop production and management

2. Micro organisms : friend and foe3. Synthetic fibres and plastics 3. The fundamental unit of lifeSynthetic fibres and plastics (cont.)4.Materials : metals and non-metals Improvement in food resources( cont. )

5.Coal and petroleum

6.Combustion and flame7. Gravitation

7.Conservation of plants and animalsGravitation (cont.)

8.Cell – structure and functions

9.Reproduction in animals

REVISION, REVISION,


10.Reaching the age of adolescenceAtoms and molecules

11.Force and pressure

12.Friction

13.Sound

11. Work and energy14. Chemical effects of electric current

12.Why do we fall ill15. Some natural phenomena

16.Light13. Sound

17.Stars and the solar system

18.Pollution of air and water



SPLIT UP OF SYLLABUS 2013-14 SUBJECT: SCIENCE

1. Matter in our surroundings2. Motion

4. Improvement in food resources

5. Is matter around us pure6. Force and laws of motion

8. Tissues

9. Structure of the atom

10. Diversity in living organisms

14. Natural resources

X

2. Chemical reaction and equations

3. Electricity Electricity (cont.)4. Life processes – transportation, excretion

6. Effect of current

9. Sources of energyREVISION,


11. How do organism reproduce ?12.Light – reflection and refraction

13. Heredity and evolution

14. Human eye and colourful world

15. Our environment

16.Periodic classification

Management resources


1. Life processes – nutrition, respiration

5. Acids, bases and salts

7. Control and coordination

8. Metals and non – metals

10. Carbon and its compounds



SUBJECT :___YOGA FACULTY CONVENOR: ___Mrs. P Vijayalakshmi

CLASS VI VII

MONTH

April -May

June - July

August

September

October

I. Shatha Karma1. Kapalbhati(11-30 Strokes)

I. Knowledga of Yama with more emphasis on ‘Ahimsa’ [Non-Violence]

II. Shukshma Vyayama (No. 1 -11)III. ASANASIV. PRANAYAM1. Trikonasan2. Ardha kati Chakrasan3. Bhastrika Pranayam

Knowledga of Niyama with more emphasis on ‘Shaucha’ [ Cleanliness]

V. Concentration on our breath (3min)‘Ohm’ chanting and Shanti PathV. Concentration on our breath (3min)‘Ohm’ chanting and Shanti Path

. A Brief knowledge of different types of yoga, Bhakthi, Jnana, Karma, Hatha yoga.

4. Tadasana5. Vrikshasana

Kati-Chakrasan

IV. PRANAYAMA 1. Bhramari

6. Padmasana7. Simhasana

4. Methods and benefits of Sukshma Vyayama, Asanas and Prayer. V. Concentration on own breath (3mins)‘Ohm’ chanting and Shanti Path

Novemebr

December 10. Salabhasana

8. Parvatasan

January 11. Shavasana

Febraury Revision

March Revision Revision

8. Paschimottanasana9. Uttana Padasan

6. Urdhava Hastottanasana7. Natrajasan

9. Kukkutasav 10. Pawan Muktasana

11. Bhujangasana12. Shavasana




VIII IX

. Ushtrasana

I. Knowledge of Yama with more emphasis on ‘Satya’ and ‘Aparigraha’. I. SHATHA KARMA-Introduction of Nauli and Sukshama Vyayam

I. Knowledge of yama with more emphasis on ‘Bramhacharya’. I. Shatha Karma: Jala Neti ( if facility is available).

II. Shukshma Vyayama 2. Knowledge of Niyama with emphasis on “Swadhyaya” and Eswara Pranidhan. Shukshma Vyayama (No.28-32)

Concentration on own breath (3mins)‘Ohm’ chanting and Shanti Path

(No. 24-27)

II. Knowledge of Niyama with emphasis on ‘Tapas’. II. Shukshma Vyayama (No: 33-48). III. ASANAS1. Trikonasan2. TadasanIV. PRANAYAMA1. Ujjayi2. Suryabhedan

III. ASANAS1. Pada Hastasana 2. Urdhva Pranamasana

III. Relation of yoga and Education. V. Concentration:- 1.In between eye-brows 2. Ohm Chanting and Shanti Path3. Natrajasan4. Kati-Chakrasan

3. Simple Anatomical and Physiological aspects of human body. IV. PRANAYAMA1. Anuloma- Viloma2. Nadi Shodan

IV. Methods and Benefits of Sukshma Vyayama, Asanas and Prayer. 5. Baddha Padmasan

4. Methods and benefits of Sukshma Vyayama, Asanas and Prayer. 3. Konasana4. Vajrasana

Revision Revision

5. Supta- Vajrasana6. Shashankasana

V. Brief knowledge of Astanga Yoga 7. Paschimottanasan8. Bakasasa

5. Personal importance of Hygiene and Health. 7. Gomukhasana8. Janusirasana

VI. Importance of Satwik aahar. 9. Kurmasana10. Ardha Marsyendrasana

9. Naukasana10. Halasana

11. Makrasana12. Dhanurasana

11. Chakrasana12. Shavasana13. Suryanamaskar

13. Suryanamaskar (if possible)14. Shavasana




X

4.Padmasana

5. Yogamudra

1.Objectives of yoga Education I.Shatha Karma – Trataka Concentration on ‘DOT’ or Ohm chanting and shanthi path.

II. Shukshma Vyayam (one or two Vyayama for each part of the body)III. Asanas1. TrikonasanaIV. Pranayama1. Bhramari

2.Difference between Yoga asan and Physical exercise. 2. Vrikshasana3. Parivrat Trikonasana

Revision

3.Importance of Yoga in daily life. 6. Matsyasana

. Mandukasana8. Vristita pada bhonamanasana

4.Methods and benefits of asanas, pranayama and concentration. 9. Pawanamukthasan10. Viprit Karni

11.Yoga nidra12. Shavasana



CLASS VI VII VIII

MONTH

April -May

June - July

August Work shop tools Night lamp

September Greeting card Magnetism

October

Novemebr Spray work

December Paper globe Paper flowers

January Extension lamp

Febraury Quiz board

March

SUBJECT : Work Education FACULTY CONVENOR: P.Jagannath

Duster preparation

Pen stand, Wall hanging

Wax doll,Tie & Dye

Thumb shading work

Terms and definitions

Wiring accessories

Stair case,Wall socket wiring

Electro magnetism,Bell.

Electrical accessories

Cells and batteries

Resistors,color code.

Measuring instruments

Series parallel connection

Generating stations

Identifying wires,Testing

Work power energy

Open , short circuits

Conductors insulators.

Rev. and Evaluation

Rev. and Evaluation

Rev. and Evaluation



IX X

Book binding Heaters

Illumination Fret work

Wiring circuits Generators AC, DC

Generators

Motor-principle

Organdi flower Transformers

Extension box

SUBJECT : Work Education FACULTY

Series , Parallel circuits

Electric stove , Hot plate

Wiring circuits for a plan

Motors-Principle, Types.

Rev. and Evaluation

Measuring Instruments

Rev. and Evaluation

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA IIT CAMPUS CHENNAI 36.

PROPOSED SPLIT UP SYLABUS FOR 2013-14

Subject : Physical and Health Education Faculty convener : Shri.M. Elango

MONTH VI VII VIII IXBOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS

April / May

June / July

August

October

Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball

Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball

January Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball

February Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball

Football / Volleyball

Basket ball / Athletics





Football / Athletics(Running events)

Basket ball /Athletics (Running events)








Basket ball / Athletics(Running events)







Football / Athletics(Throwing events)

Basket ball / Athletics(Throwing events)

September















Football / Athletics(Jumping events)

Basket ball / Athletics (Jumping events)

November Basket ball / Athletics



Basket ball / Health Education

Volleyball / Health Education

December Basket ball / Athletics



Basket ball / First Aid

Volleyball / First Aid




Basket ball / Nutrition

Volleyball / Nutrition




Basket ball / Major Accidents

Volleyball / Major Accidents

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA IIT CAMPUS CHENNAI 36.

PROPOSED SPLIT UP SYLABUS FOR 2013-14

Subject : Physical and Health Education Faculty convener : Shri.M. Elango

XBOYS GIRLS

Volleyball

Football / Athletics (Running events)

Basket ball / Athletics (Running events)


Basket ball / Athletics(Running events)





Football / Athletics(Jumping events)

Basket ball / Athletics (Jumping events)

Basket ball / Health Hazard

Volleyball / Health Hazard

Basket ball / Diseases

Volleyball / Diseases

Basket ball / HIV and AIDS

Volleyball / HIV and AIDS

Basket ball

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