Shreejee International School
Syllabus(2015-16)
Class-VI
English
S.No
1.
Month
April
2.
May
3.
July
4.
5.
August
Septem
ber
Workbo
ok
Ch-1
Orpheus
and
Eurydice
Chapters to be covered
Literature
Main Course Book
reader
Ch-1
Unit-1
A Noticing
Heroes, Kings and
Kind Of
Queens
Girls
Unit-5
Humour
Ch-2
Stuart
Plaid
Ch-3
The
Open
Window
Ch-2
The Game
Of Rivers
Ch-3
Goblin
Market
Unit-2
School Days
Ch-4
Drawing
Number
One and
Two
Ch-4
Tejimola:
An
Assamese
Folktale
Unit-8
People and Their
Lives
Ch-5
Limericks
Ch-6
The Death
of Baldur
Unit-3
Mystery
Grammar Book
Writing Section
Ch-1
The Sentence
Ch-2
Kinds of Sentence
Ch-3
Nouns
Ch-4 Singular, Plural
and Possessive case of
Noun
Ch-5
Nouns -Gender
Ch-10
Articles
Ch-8
Verbs
Ch-15
Agreement of verb
with subject
Ch-16
Finite and Non Finite
Verbs
Ch-6
Pronoun
Ch-7
Adjectives
Ch-9
Adverb
Paragraph
Writing
Informal Letter
Formal Letter
6.
October
Ch- 5
Smoke
Goes Up
and
Water
Comes
Down
Ch-7
Wandering
Singers
Ch-9
The Story
Of Rabbit
and The
well
Ch-10
Old Susan
Ch- 11
Monday
Morning
Blues
7.
Novem
ber
Ch-6
A True
Cricketi
ng
Legend
8.
Decem
ber
Ch- 7
Lonar
Landsca
pe
9.
January
Ch-8
The
Original
Inhabita
nts
10.
Februar Ch-9
y
The
Evergree
n tree
Unit-4
Early Years
Ch-11
Preposition
Ch-12
Conjunctions
Dialogue Writing
Ch-8
Have You
Ever Seen
Ch-12
The Police
Unit-6
Sports
Ch- 14
Tense
Unit-7
Of Tourist Interest
Ch-18
Active and Passive
Voice
Unit-9
Respecting Nature
Ch-19
Direct and Indirect
Speech
Ch- 17
Punctuation and use of
capital Letters
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April 2015
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Vyakr`- wa8a,s.)a,inbN2
May2015
ihNdI pa#\y puStk
pa#-3 cmTkarI A>gU#I
pa#-8 sayna nehval
p/Xn-]%r, muQy xBd, sara.x
Story Writing
Diary Entry
Vyakr`- svRnam, ivxe8`,p/Tyy
July2015
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pa#-5 nIlU
pa#-6 smy
p/Xn-]%r, muQy xBd, sara.x, pa# ka mhTv
Vyakr`- AivkarI xBd, ik/ya, Api#t gd\ya.x
August2015
ihNdI pa#\y puStk
pa#- 11 xhIdo. kI klm se
pa#-13 0k mulakat
p/Xn-]%r, muQy xBd, sara.x, pa# ka mhTv
Vyakr`-, kal ,p5
September 2015
ihNdI pa#\y puStk
pa#-15 dohe
Vyakr`-]psgR,ivkarI-AivkarI xBd
October 2015
ihNdI pa#\y puStk
pa#-4 hIra
pa#-7 is.gapur
p/Xn-]%r, muQy xBd, sara.x, pa# ka mhTv,Aaxy
Vyakr`- ivram ich\n,vaKy wed, muhavre,khanI leqn
November 2015
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pa#-9 m.5
pa#- 10 rKt
p/Xn-]%r, muQy xBd, sara.x, pa# ka mhTv,Aaxy
Vyakr`- smas, Api#t gd\ya.x, xBd wed,
December 2015
ihNdI pa#\y puStk
pa#-14 d\vIp kI qoj
pa#-12 AnU#I puStk
pa#-16 vn
Vyakr`- AnuC7ed leqn, , Anek xBdo. ke il0 0k xBd
January 2016
ihNdI pa#\y puStk
pa#-17 trh-trh ke imlnevale
pa#-18 dexp/em ke dam
p/Xn-]%r, muQy xBd, sara.x, pa# ka mhTv, tukaNt xBd, srla4R
Vyakr`- p5,inbN2, kark
Mathematics
FA
Chapter
FA I
1.Knowing our numbers
Topics to be covered
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Comparison of numbers
Arranging numbers in ascending or
descending order
Forming numbers using digits
Finding how many numbers are there
between two numbers
Shifting of digits
Large numbers
Place value and face value of a digit in
a number
Indian system of numeration
International system of numeration
Expansion of numbers (in the Indian
system)
Word problems on number operations
Conversion of units
Estimation of numbers
Using brackets
Roman numerals
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Natural numbers
The number zero
Whole numbers
Number Line
Properties of whole numbers
Pattern in whole numbers
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Factors and multiples
Perfect numbers
Even and odd numbers
Prime and composite numbers
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April-May
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2.Whole numbers
3.Playing with numbers
Tables
recapitulation
from 2 to 15
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Divisibility rules
Common factors and common
multiples
Prime factorization
Highest common factor (HCF)
Least common multiple (LCM)
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Point
Line, line segment and ray
Pairs of lines
Plane
Collinear points
Angle
Curves
Interior and exterior of a closed figure
Polygon
Circle
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Comparing line segments
Measuring a line segment
Angle
Classification of triangles
Quadrilateral
Polygons
Three-dimensional shapes
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Instruments used for construction
Circle
Construction of a line segment of
given length
Constructing a copy of a given line
segment
Perpendiculars
Perpendicular bisector of a line
segment
Angles
Bisector of an angle
Angles of special measures
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Horizontal and vertical symmetry
Symmetry in geometrical figures
Reflection and symmetry
Symmetry in nature
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Representing integers on the number
line
Need to discover integers
Use of integers in daily life
FA II
July
4.Basic geometrical
ideas
5.Understanding
elementary shapes
6.Practical geometry
August
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7.Symmetry
8.Integers
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Table of 16
Table of 17
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Ordering of integers
Absolute value
Addition of integers
Subtraction of integers
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Proper and improper fractions
Representation of fractions on the
number line
Types of fractions
Comparison of fractions
Addition and subtraction of fractions
Revision time
Time for SAI
FA III
9.Fractions
OctoberNovember
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10.Decimals
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Decimal fractions
What is a decimal number?
Decimal expansion
Like and unlike decimals
Converting fractions into decimals
Representing decimals on a number
line
Practical applications of decimals
Comparison of decimals
Operations on decimals
Subtraction of decimals
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Matchstick patterns
What is a variable?
Practical applications of algebra
Equation
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Ratio
Proportion
Unitary method
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Perimeter
Practical applications of perimeter
Area
Table of 18
11.Algebraic expressions
12.Ratio and proportion
FA IV
13.Area and perimeter
December
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14.Data handling
January
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Recording data
Organising data
Representation of data
Pictograph
Bar graph
Table of 19
Revision of tables
from 2 to 20
Revision Time
Time for SA II
Science
FA
FA I
Chapter
1.Sources of food
Food and nutrients, ingredients of food, sources of food,
food habits of animals, food chain
4.Sorting materials into groups
What are things made of ? What is matter? The concept of
classification and its advantages, properties of materials,
states of matter.
Carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, roughage,
testing for nutrients, balanced diet, nutrients in some
common food items, deficiency diseases.
April
May
2.Components of food
3.Fibre to fabric
FA II
Topics to be covered
11.Measurement and motion
July
7.Living and non living
Clothing material-history, types, properties, manufacture and
uses of natural and synthetic fibres.
Physical quantities, standard unit, need for accurate
measurement, measurement of length, importance of
estimation, motion, types of motion, different motions at the
same time.
Living and non living, common features of living and non
living, differences between living and non living things,
characteristics of non living things, species.
5.Separation of substances
August
10.Living Organisms and their
surroundings
Biotic and abiotic components, habitat, types of habitat,
adaptations
Revision time
Time for SAI
FA III
8.Getting to know plants
Herbs, shrubs and trees, plant systems, Root- functions and
modifications, Stem- functions and modifications, Leaffunctions and modifications, flowers and fruits.
12.Light, shadows and reflection
The importance of light to life on Earth, light travels in
straight lines, shadows, eclipses, differences between
shadows and images, reflection of light by a plane mirror.
14.Fun with magnets
Magnetic and non magnetic substances, poles of a magnet,
the Earth’s magnetism, making magnets, magnetic field,
October
November
uses of magnets.
FA IV
6.Changes around us
Reversible and irreversible change, physical and chemical
changes, changes when different substances are mixed, some
more examples of physical and chemical changes.
13.Electricity and circuits
Electric current, electric circuits, conductors and insulators,
electric cells.
9.The body and its movements.
Organization and structure of the body, movement, the
human skeletal system, structure of the human skeleton,
joints and movement, movements in other animals
Importance of water for sustaining life, states of water,
change of state, water cycle, sources of water, droughts ,
floods, conservation of water
December
15.Water
January
16.Air around us
The atmosphere, the composition of air, air supports life, the
oxygen cycle.
17.Garbage in, garbage out
Types of wastes, reusing and recycling, what you can do to
reduce waste.
February
Revision Time
Time for SA II
Social-Studies
Months
APRIL
MAY
JULY
AUGUST
Subject
His
Geo
Civics
His
Geo
Civics
His
His
Geo
Civics
His
Geo
Civics
ChNo
1
1
3
2
2
1
3
4
3
2
5
4
4
6
Chapter Name
When, Where and How
The Earth In The Solar System
Government
The Earliest Societies
Latitudes And Longitudes
Understanding Diversity
The First Farmers and Herders
The First Cities
Rotation and Revolution
Diversity and Discrimination
Vedic Age
Map Reading
Features of a Democratic Government
Early States
SEPTEMBER
His
S.A.I-Revision
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT I
Activities
Activity-based
Activity-based
Brief Outline
Activity-based
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
His
Geo
Civics
His
Civics
Geo
DECEMBER
His
Geo
Civics
His
JANUARY
Geo
FEBRUARY
7
6
5
8
6
7
7
9
10
8
8
9
11
9
5
12
His
MARCH
New Ideas
Continents and Oceans
Panchayati Raj
The First Empire
Rural Administration
Urban Administration
Major Relief Features of the Worlds
Life in Towns and Villages
Contacts with Distant lands
India: Physical Features
Rural Livelihood
Urban Livelihood
Political Development
India:- Climate, Natural Vegetation and
Wildlife
Realms of The Earth
Culture and Science
S.A.II -Revision
Activity-based
Brief Outline
Activity-based
Brief Outline
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT -II
Computers
Month
Theme
Programming
Languages
April-May
July
Chapters
SAI
Ch-1 Computer
Language
Operating System
Ch-2 More on
Windows 7
Word Processor
Ch-3 Using Mail
Merge
Ch-4 Microsoft
PowerPoint
2007
August
Presentation
September
Ch-5 Animating
Text &
Object
Topics
Machine Language, Assembly Language,
High Level Language, Fourth Generation
Language
Windows Media Player, Displaying two
Windows at a time, Exploring Pictures, Disk
Cleanup, More on Windows 7
Creating a Mail Merge Document, Creating
Recipient List, Inserting Merge Fields,
Viewing the Merged Data, Printing Your
Letters
Inserting a Table, Entering Data in a Table,
Table Tools, Formatting a Table Style,
Aligning Text, Charts in PowerPoint,
Components of a Chart, Creating a Chart,
Changing the Chart Type, Formatting a
Chart
Applying Animation Effect, Adding
Transition, Inserting Sound Clips, Inserting
your Own Sound, Inserting Video Clips,
Using Action Buttons, Importing Data from
Word
SAII
October
Ch-6 Microsoft
Excel 2007
Spreadsheet
Ch-7 Editing a
Worksheet
November
Ch-8 Log on to
Flash CS3
December
Animation
Ch-9 Working with
Flash CS3
JanuaryFebruary
Internet Applications
Ch-12 Surfing
Internet
Features of Excel, Starting MS Excel,
Components of Worksheet, Moving around
the Spreadsheet, Entering Data, Types of
Data, Performing Calculations, Working
with Worksheet
Selecting Cells, Entering Numbers as Text,
Date & Time, Changing Cell Contents,
Using Undo & Redo feature, Inserting
Columns & Rows, Copying & Moving
Data, Using Auto Fill Feature
What is Flash, How to start, The Flash
Workspace, Using the Tools Panel, The
Selection Tools, The Colouring Tools, Text
Tool, Creating a New Flash Document,
Using Frame by Frame Technique to
Animate
Symbols & Animations, How to create a
Symbol, Using Animation, Create a Motion,
Shape & Motion Guide Tween
Brief History of Internet, Popular Services
on the Internet, Using Internet, Searching
Information, Using E-mail
G.K.
SA1
Month
Chapter
Topics
April-may
July
August
September
Unit1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
Our Green world
Animal kingdom
Language and literature
India- Our Country
Month
October
November
December
January
February
Chapter
Unit 5
Unit 6
Unit 7
Unit 7
Unit 8
SAII
Topics
World Around Us
Recreation
Science and Technology
Science and Technology
Miscellaneous
FRENCH
SA-I
Months
Chapter
Topics
April-May
1.
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C’est Parti
July
2.
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Salut
Aug
3.
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Tu parles franҫais?
4.
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Je m’appelle Élodie
SA I
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Revision
Sep
Cahier d’activitiés, Writing section
SA-II
Months
Chapter
Topics
October
5.
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La valise gris
Nov-Dec
6.
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Moi, J’ai
7.
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Il est la
Jan
8.
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Tu as une grande famille
Feb
SA II
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Revision
Cahier d’activitiés, Writing section
Moral Science
Months
April
May
July
Aug
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Story
SA I
The Hind and the Stag
Mr. And Mrs. Jackal
The Greedy Sons
The Hardworking Woodcutter
SA II
The Nature
The Farmer and the Little Boy
The Future Emperor
The Unforgettable Sacrifice
The Donkey in the Well
Art & Craft
Months
ART & CRAFT
April – May
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Pencil shading
Paper folding
Composition based on environment
Free hand drawing
Drawing Stick figures
Flag Making
Pot Painting
Study of Perspective
Sept-October
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Charcoal technique
Drawing and painting a flower vase
Water and Pastel colour impression on white sheet
Clay work on tile
Nov- December
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Pattern Design
Composition on Christmas Festival
Study of Stroke Technique
Wall Hanging
June – August
Jan- Februry
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Freehand drawing
Poster Making
Vegetable Printing
Folk art
Physical Development
S.No.
Month
1
April
Field Soccer & Soccer table
2
May
Kho-Kho & Table Tennis
3
July
Preparation of Independence day(March past)
4
August
Physical Fitness Test (100m, 200m, 400m Race &
Long Jump)
5
September
Cricket & Badminton
6
October
Volley Ball & Carrom board
7
November
Basket Ball & Chess
8
December
Preparation of Republic day(Pyramid)
9
January
Preparation of Republic day(Pyramid)
10
February
Lawn Tennis & Rugby
Physical Development
S.No.
Month
1
April
Field Soccer & Soccer table
2
May
Kho-Kho & Table Tennis
3
July
Preparation of Independence
day(March past)
4
August
Physical Fitness Test (100m,
200m, 400m Race & Long
Jump)
5
September
Cricket & Badminton
6
October
Volley Ball & Carrom board
7
November
Basket Ball & Chess
8
December
Preparation of Republic
day(Pyramid)
9
January
Preparation of Republic
day(Pyramid)
10
February
Lawn Tennis & Rugby