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    This document contains notes from a civics lesson on the features of the Indian Constitution for 8th grade students. It discusses the key roles and principles of the Constitution over 4 class periods. The first period introduces the Constitution and importance of secularism. The second period covers the preamble and its 5 major concepts - sovereign, nationalist, democratic, secular and republic. The third period discusses fundamental rights in detail. The fourth period covers directive principles of state policy, fundamental duties, and the respective ideals of the Constitution. The document ends with a question bank related to the concepts taught in the lesson.

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    This document contains notes from a civics lesson on the features of the Indian Constitution for 8th grade students. It discusses the key roles and principles of the Constitution over 4 class periods. The first period introduces the Constitution and importance of secularism. The second period covers the preamble and its 5 major concepts - sovereign, nationalist, democratic, secular and republic. The third period discusses fundamental rights in detail. The fourth period covers directive principles of state policy, fundamental duties, and the respective ideals of the Constitution. The document ends with a question bank related to the concepts taught in the lesson.

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    N.S.

    N MEMORIAL SENIOR SECONDARY


    SCHOOL
    ThirumuruganSalai, Thirumurugan Nagar, Chitlapakkam, Chennai – 64
    CLASS: VIII CIVICS

    NAME OF THE LESSON: FEATURES OF THE CONSITUTION

    NO.OF PERIODS: 4

    EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES:

    By end of the lesson, students will be able to


     Have a better vision of constitution, its principles guiding and also on focus
    on secularism.
     Aware of importance of the fundamental rights guaranteed by the
    Constitution
     Understand the importance of directive principles of state policy &
    fundamental duties in contributing to the growth of the country.

    NOTES:

    PERIOD 1

    CONSITUTION OF INDIA

    KEY ROLES ITS PLAY ITS KEY IDEAS PRINCIPLES ENSHRINED

    GLIMPSE OF PREAMBLE OF THE CONSTITUION

    IMPORTANCE OF SECULARISM

    PERIOD 2

    PREAMBLE OF THE CONSTITUTION 5 MAJOR CONCEPTS

    SOVEREIGN NATIONALIST DEMOCRATIC


    a. completely independent a. ensure social & a. Based on democracy
    b. no external control economic equality principles
    c. frame own law outlined b. equal resource bselected representation
    by Constitution distribution. by people.
    c. equal livelihood
    SECULAR REPUBLIC
    a. religious equality a. Republic on 26th Jan 1950
    & faith in all b. Monarch is not head of state
    b. every citizen are free c. Head are elected by people
    to practise their religion d. President is head of state
    c. state does not interfere e.every five years representatives
    in any particular community are elected by people

    PREAMBLE OF THE CONSTITUTION


    PERIOD 3

    FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS

    FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN DETAILS

    SIGNIFICANCE OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS


    PERIOD 4

    DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY

    FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES
    RESPECTIVE IDEALS OF CONSTITUTION

    FUNDAMENTAL DEFEND COUNTRY


    DUTIES

    PROTECT NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

    SAFEGUARD PUBLIC PROPERTY


    QUESTION BANK

    1. What is preamble to the constitution?


    2. When the words “social” and “secular” are included in preamble
    of the constitution?
    3. What was the preamble of the constitution based on?
    4. List out the significant of fundamental rights.
    5. Define fundamental rights.
    6. Explain the seven fundamental rights in detail.
    7. What are the key features of right to freedom?
    8. Write short notes on secularism.
    9. Explain the following: the objectives of the state.
    10. What do you mean Directive principles of state policy
    11. Explain fundamental duties
    12. Draw a mind map of fundamental rights in detail.
    13. Distinguish fundamental rights and fundamental duties.

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