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SYLLABUS 2019 - 2020

CLASS – VIII

Shout for joy to the Lord, all the earth. Worship the Lord with gladness;
come before Him with joyful songs. Know that the Lord is God. It is He
who made us, and
and we are His; we are His people, the sheep of His pasture.
Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise; give thanks
to Him and praise His name.
Psalm 100:1-
100:1-4
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 ENGLISH
Month Literature Grammar Writing

April Ch-1 : The New School Ch-1 : Articles Story Writing (Both-
Ch-2 : The Road not taken Ch-2 : Collective and Abstract with outline and
Fireflies: Nouns only beginning)
Ch-1 : Two Poems Ch-7 : Kinds of sentences
Ch- 8 : Asking & Answering
Questions
May Ch-4 : His First Flight Ch-3 : Subject-verb agreement
Ch-15 : Infinitives
Ch-16: Participates & Gerunds
July Ch-6 : Pip Overcomes His Ch-4 : Adjectives Informal Letter
Fears Ch-5 : Degrees of Comparison
Ch- 5: Where the Mind is Ch-9 : Question Tags
without fear Ch-14 : Modals Auxiliaries
Fireflies:
Ch-2 : Virtually True
August Ch-10: Sherlock Holmes Ch-18 : Active and Passive Process Description
Ch- 7: My Financial Career Voice
Ch-12: Prepositions &
Prepositional Phrases
September Revision and half yearly
examination
October Ch- 3: Jimmy Valentine Ch-11: Tenses Paragraph Writing
Ch-8: My Nose Ch-17: If Condition Clause
Fireflies:
Ch-3 : The Monkey’s Paw
November Ch-11: The Listeners Ch-10 Relative Pronouns Advertisement
Ch-12 : The Adventure of Ch-13 : Conjunctions (Classified)
the Blue Carbuncle
Fireflies:
Ch-4 : The Purple Children
December Ch-9: The Night the Bed Ch-6 : Adverbs Formal Letter
Fell Ch- : Ppunctuation
Ch-14: Under a Telephone
Pole
Fireflies:
Ch-5 : The Centerville
Ghost
January & Ch-13: Three Letters Ch-19: Reported Speech
February Ch- 15: On Social (Direct-Indirect)
Networking
Ch-William Shakespeare-
His Life and Works
March Final Examinations

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 SOCIAL SCIENCE
Month Chapter No./Name SEA (Subject Enrichment Competition
Activity)
April L-1 : History On an outline map of India sub Do a role on the arrival
When Where and How continent, mark the extent of the of Thomas Roe in the
British Empire. Mughal Empire
Jahangirs court to the
grant of trading rights
(G-6)
L-13 : Geography Draw up a list of resources that are
Types of Resources utilized in your school. Try to
classify them into three groups –
Natural, Human made, human
L-14 : Geography On the outline map of India mark Make a PPT to
Natural Resources : the major soil. highlight the
Land and Soil importance of soil
Map – Page No. 152 conservation.
L-23 : Civics Make a chart on important features Make a constitution for
The Indian Constitution of Indian constitution. your class based on
and its Legal Frame rules which you think
Work are necessary to
regulate the behaviour
of your classmates (G-
6)(
L-4 : History Make a chart on the tribal practices
Tribal Societies and that are still prevalent in Indian and
Colonial States which have changed over the years.
May L-2 : History On an outline map of India mark Dramatization (G-6) –
From Trade to the factories and agencies of Imagine that you are
Territory (Map work European Companies in India the adopted son of a
Page 14) during 1705. ruler of one of the
Indian States and you
have been deprived
under Dochine of
Lapse.
L-24 : Civics Write a note on an any socio- A talk show on “Why
Secular Vision of cultural practice or incident which Fundamental Duties are
Indian Constitution you think violators the secular ideal as important as
of the constitution. Fundamental Rights for
the proper
functioning”.
L-15 : Geography Make a PPT on a list of things you Compare canal
Natural Resources – can do to conserve water in our irrigation and tank
Water society. irrigation/drip irrigation
and conduct a debate
on which is more
beneficial and why?
L-9 : History Make a report on the changes that
Women, Caste and have come about in the lives of
Reform (Case Study & Indian women since the reform
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 Discussion) movement of the 19th and 20th
centuries.

July L-3 : History Make a flow chart including the

Colonial Agrarian pictures – How indigo was
Policies cultivated in 19th Century? (Explain
the flow chart)
L-17 : Geography Make a chart highlighting the A talk show on – The
Mineral and Power usefulness of metallic minerals. use of renewable
Resources resources over non
renewable resources.
L-25 : Civics Collect the results of 14th Lok Speak on – Do you
Role of Parliament Sabha Elections and Find out think that we follow the
● Which political party got Rule of Law in the true
maximum numbers of votes. sense in India? Give
● What was the nature of one reason from real
government formed? life situation.
L-26 : Civics Debate on – Should
Making of Laws India continue on
Reservation Policy.

August L-5 : History On the outline map of India mark Imagine you are one of
The Revolt of 1857 the places where- the leaders of 1857
(Map work page 56) ● Peasant Revolt 1857 Revolt and describe
● Sepoy Revolt before May how you would have
1857 planned to keep British
● Regions directly affected by away from your
the Revolt of 1857 territory.
L-6 : History Collect pictures on buildings built Make a presentation on
Colonialism and during British period in Delhi and the causes and effects
Changes in Urban make a collage. Write few lines on on the establishment of
Patterns architectural designs used by the railways and telegraphs
British. (G-6)
L-16 : Geography Collect pictures and information
Natural Vegetation and about the various animals and birds
Wildlife that are facing extinction in India.

Septembe Revision Debate on-

r ● British education
L-8 : Colonial was a blessing
Education and its (Discuss).
Impact ● Children should be
(Case Study & taught only in their
Discussion ) mother tongue
when they are
young.
October L-7 : History Find out about
Changing patterns of handicrafts
Industrialization under manufactured near your
the British locality and discuss
about their history.
L-19 : Geography Collect information on how tea is
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 Major crops and Case grown in India and share it with
studies classmates.
L-27 : Civics Find out the name of the highest
The Judiciary courts of the following countries –
France, England, Germany, Brazil,
Japan, Singapore.
L-10 : History Visit an art gallery or a museum
Changing World of Art and select a painting that you
and Culture particularly like. Write a page on
(Case Studies & why you liked the painting and use
Discussion ) the internet to gather information
about the artist.
Novembe L-11 : History Find out about Muslim leaders who Debate – Topic – Do
r Indian National did not participate in the movement you think partition was
movement and through the Muslim League. necessary in 1947.
Independence
L-20 : Geography Mark the major Industrial regions
Manufacturing of India on a map.
(Map work page 207)
L-28 : Civics Prepare a report on any
The Police and the one famous case where
Courts public prosecutor
played an important
role. Present it in class.
(G-6)
L-21 : Geography Make a list of the various ways in
Industries: which the internet has helped you
Comparative case as a student. Express your views.
studies

Decembe L-12 : History On the political map of Asia mark

r India after the countries which are the
Independence members of SAARC.
(Map work – page 135
political map of Asia)
L-29 : Civics Tell about any one
Marginalized Groups social reformer who
and Social Inequalities contributed in the status
of marginalized people.
L-30 : Civics Make a report with the help of news
Marginalized Groups items and other sources related to
and Social Justice crimes committed against lower
(Case Studies & castes & tribes.
Discussion)
January L-22 : Geography On an outline map of India mark Many women in India
Human Resources the belts of high density, moderate do not go out to work,
& low density of population. discuss how can they
still contribute to the
development of human
resource.
L-18 : Geography
Agricultural Practice
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 L-31 : Civics Collect information of a new
Government & scheme started by government &
Economic development taken up in your area.
(Case Studies &
Discussion)

February Revision / Mock Test

Worksheets

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 FRENCH
MONTH SYLLABUS ENRICHMENT COMP.
ACT.
APRIL L -0- La France 1.To make sentences using adverbe Quiz (culture and
,Qu’est-ce que of quantity. civilisation)
c’est ? 2.Tongue Twisters ( To practice
L-1- La Rentree French Pronunciation)
MAY L-2- Il 1.To frame 10 sentences using Each student will
estfrancais? adjectives( placement of adjective describe his/her best
to be kept in mind) friend in French(
2.To find information on any Minimum 10 lines)
famous personality of France
JULY L-3-La Journee 1.Avoir expressions on A4 sheet. Quelle heure est-il ?
de Mme Lavigne 2.Review of a French story (Telling time in
L-4- Kalu est French)
malade.
AUGUST L-5- Faire les 1.Paste pictures of specialised Le Dialogue (G-6
courses. shops and describe in notebook. group)
2.Spin a yarn
OCTOBER L-6- M. Lavigne 1.Make 10 sentences in french Identify the person and
cherche un using prepositions. write the profession
manteau. 2.Make a time table in French
NOVEMBER L-7- Allons a 1.Describe festival of France with To speak few lines on
Paris pictures in notebook. the profession, students
L-8- Les photos 2.To write & speak few lines on want to pursue
de Manuel any French Monument. Monuments of Paris
(G6 group)
DECEMBER L-9- Au cafe des 1.To draw activity and sports with To make menu card in
Laurent verbs jouer,faire. French
L-10- Encore 2.Arrange the dialogue in order
une lettre de
Rouen
JANUARY L-11- Une 1.Describe the day using Passe Spell-bee
journee bien compose
chargee. 2.Describe the image

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 GERMAN
MONTH CHAPTER NO CHAPTER NAME
April-May Modul 5, lektion 1 Stefan, Wie geht’s dir?
July-August Modul 5, lektion 2 Gesund Leben
August Modul 5, lektion 3 Was hast du für deine Gesundheit getan?
September Revision and Half
Yearly Exam
October- Modul 6, lektion 1 Wo ist Tina?
November
Dec.Jan Modul 6, lektion 2 Hast du lust,ins Kino zu gehen?
Jan-Feb Modul 6, lektion 3 Ordnung muss sein!?

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 COMPUTER
MONTH CHAPTER NO. & NAME
April 01 Latest Technologies and Trends
08 Creating a Documentary in Movie Maker 2012
May 03 Database Management : Microsoft Access 2010
July 04 Raising Queries
August 05 Designing Forms and Reports
07 Coding Club :
September 02 Play with Google apps
October 06 communication Technology
November 09 Graphics Designing Photoshop CS6 Basics
10 Graphics Designing Photoshop Cs6 Next steps
December 13 Coding Club : Java script
January 11 Social Networking and Being Cyber Smart
February 12 Troubleshooting

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 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
FIRST TERM

MONTH CHAPTER NO NAME OF THE CHAPTER

April 1 Healing Properties of Plants
6 Indian Armed Forces
7 India’s Firsts
20 FIFA World Cup
30 Mughal Empire
May 2 Volcanoes
8 National Organizations
21 Greatest in Cricket
31 Between the Two World Wars
July 3 Endangered Species
4 Life in a Desert
9 Famous Hill Stations
10 Vibrant North-East
22 Dangerous yet Adventurous
23 Champions of the Game
32 Freedom Fighters
August 5 Rainforest Birds
11 Famous Landmarks
12 Multipurpose River Valley Projects
13 India’s Top Universities
24 Gymnastics
33 Deadliest Epidemics
34 H for History

SECOND TERM

MONTH CHAPTER NO NAME OF THE CHAPTER

October 14 Space and Universe
15 Medical Specialists
25 British-US Terminology
35 All about European Union
36 Adventures Around the World
42 Top Grossing Music Artists
November 16 Internet Terminology
26 Travelogues
27 Oxymoron and Proverbs
37 Currencies in Circulation
38 Major Religious Cities
43 IIFA Awards 2018
December 17 Elementastic
28 Terms Glossary
39 International Fashion Designers
44 World’s Best Amusement Parks
45 Movie Magic
January 18 Fun with Gravity

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 29 Greatest Speeches
40 City Names
46 Firsts in Bollywood
February 19 Let’s Go Green
41 Amazingly Creative Sculptures

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 VALUE EDUCATION
FIRST TERM

MONTH CHAPTER NO NAME OF THE CHAPTER

April 1 The Jar of life
May 2 What can you share?
July 3 Your rights, my rights
4 I feel what you feel
August 5 The grand people in our lives
6 Think positive

SECOND TERM

MONTH CHAPTER NO NAME OF THE CHAPTER

October 7 Humility is wisdom
8 Active voice, passive voice
November 9 From first to last
10 Cast out caste
December 11 India’s missing daughters
January 12 Home to all religions
February 13 Ahimsa – The moral weapon

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 SCIENCE
Month Chapter No./Name SEA (Subject Enrichment
Activity)
April Ch-1 : Crop Draw a diagram of an agricultural
Production (Biology) implement (tool) used by a farmer.
Ch-18 : Universe Make any four constellations on
(Physics) A4 size paper and paste in the
notebook.
May Ch-5 : Coal and 1. Collect information on
Petroleum (Chemistry) alternate sources of energy.
2. Make a PPT on the history of
petroleum industry (G6)
Ch-7 : Conservation of Poster Making – On endangered
plants and animals plants / animals.
(Biology)
July Ch-16 : Reflection of Model Making : Any one
light (Physics) G1, G2 – Periscope
G3, G4 – Solar Cooker
G5, G6 : Kaleidoscope
Ch-2 : Micro- To observe permanent slides and
Organisms (Biology) identify the microbes.
Competition
Provide information on
the utility of your tool
(JAM).
OR
Debate : Green
Revolution – a boon or a
bane.
Inter-section competition
: Features of a smart city
/ green energy.
Poster Making / Wild
Wisdom Quiz (on
endangered / extinct
species)
Quiz- Micro organisms:
our friends or foes.

Ch-3 : Synthetic
Fibres and Plastics
Summer break holiday
homework – Bio-
degradable plastic

August Ch-17 : Refraction and Demonstration of refraction Declamation:

Dispersion of light through glass slab and prism. Speak on the defects of
(Physics) vision :
1. Myopia
2. Hypermetropia
3. Cataract
Give information on
rectification measures
too.
Ch-6 : Combustion Pen and Paper Test (Assignment) Declamation : Global
and Flame warming – A growing
(Chemistry) concern.
Septembe Half Yearly
r Examination &
Revision

October Ch-13 : Sound Research Project – Find out more More about SONAR-
(Physics) about the Supersonic Aircrafts. principle and working
Ch-4 : Metals and Lab Skills: JAM : Noise Pollution
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 Non-metals Demonstration of-
(Chemistry) a. Displacement reaction
b. Combination reaction
c. Conditions for rusting
Novembe Ch-8 : Cell Structure To prepare a temporary mount of Know you scientists : A
r (Biology) onion peel. quiz on scientists and
Ch-11 : Force and Model Making – Any one their discoveries and
Pressure (Physics) 1. Activity 10 : Improvised inventions.
Manometer
2. Activity 12 : Liquids exert
Pressure
Decembe Ch-12 : Friction Collect pictures of different kinds
r (Physics) of surfaces and type of tyres used
in different vehicles for reducing / Enactment : Simulation
Ch-19 : Pollution of increasing friction. – If I am caught in a -----
Air and Water .

Ch-14 : Some Natural

Phenomena (Physics)

Collage Making
Topic – Natural Disasters.
January Ch-15 : Chemical To make a tester circuit and test the Debate : Ethical and
Effects of Electric given substances. Categories them social aspects of new
Current (Chemistry) as conductors and insulators. (modern) reproductive
Ch-9 : Reproduction Graphical Representation technologies (eg.
(Biology) From the census report of India, Cloning, IVF, surrogacy)
draw a bar graph representing the
male to female ratio for last ten
years. Report you observations.
February Ch-10 : Reaching the
age of adolescence –

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 MATHEMATICS

Month Ch.No. Chapter Name Subject Activity Competition

April 1 Rational Numbers Showing rational Finding: (a) rational
numbers on number numbers between two
line. rational numbers (b)
showing rational
numbers on number
line.
2 Linear Equations in One Write a word problem. -
Variable Form equation with
one variable and solve
it.
May 3 Understanding Properties of different Quiz: Properties of
Quadrilaterals kinds of parallelogram, Rhombus
Quadrilaterals. rectangle and square.
July 4 Practical Geometry Constructing different Constructing angles of
quadrilaterals. 900, 1350, 1500, 2100,
2700 using compass.
July 5 Data Handling Interpreting the given Drawing pie chart on the
data and drawing pie marks scored in PA.
chart.
August 6 Squares and Square Pythagorean Triplets Interesting patterns:
Roots as sides of a right Number between square
triangle. numbers, adding
triangular numbers.
Adding odd numbers
product of two
consecutive even or odd
numbers.
August 7 Cubes and Cube Roots Find cube root with -
estimation.
August 16 Playing with Numbers i) Games with Finding the missing
numbers. numbers.
ii) Number puzzles. Eg. 2A
+B 8
October 8 Comparing Quantities Find % of marks Finding simple interest,
scored in PA, note compound interest, GST
book and subject % of GST paid,
enrichment activity discount, % of discount.
and half yearly exam
for all the subjects.
October 12 Exponents and Powers - Quiz: Comparing and
writing bigger numbers
in standard form. eg
mass of The Earth.
November 9 Algebraic Expressions Derivation of Using algebraic
and Identities algebraic identities. identities to find product
involving numbers only.
November 14 Factorisation - -
December 11 Mensuration Making cube, cuboid, Find surface area and
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 cylinder and finding volume of objects from
their surface area and the surroundings (math
volume. text book, chalk box
etc.)
January 13 Direct and inverse - -
proportion
January 15 Introduction to Graphs Reading of graph and Displaying line graph
interpreting the given and comparing it with
data. Finding the other graphs.
locations.
February 10 Visualising solid shapes 3D shapes, Mapping Identifying 3D shapes
(to be assessed in matching them counting
activity) vertices, edges and faces
of 3D shapes.

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 ART / CRAFT

TERM -I TERM -II

April – September October – March

Art-Topic 1,2,5,6,7, 11,13,27,28 Art -Topic 3,4,8,9,10, 14, 29, 30

Craft- Topic 12,16,17, 19, 21, 25 Craft- Topic 15,18,20, 22,23,24,26

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