ATOMIC ENERGY EDUCATION SOCIETY ANUSHAKTINAGAR, MUMBAI Month-wise Break up of Syllabus for
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1 Class: III Subject: English S. No. Month No. of Working Chapters/Lessons/Topics/ Examination days to be taught in that month ( PT-1 / PT-2 ) 1 April 23 P.1-Good Morning L.1- The Magic Garden 2 May 5 P.2- Bird Talk 3 June 9 L.2 - Neena and the Baby Sparrows P.3- Little by Little ( Introduction ) 4 July 25 P.3- Contd. Periodic Test-1 L.3- The Enormous Turnip ( Units 1, 2 ) 5 August 24 P.4- Sea Song L.4- A Little Fish Story P.5- The Ballon Man 6 September 18* L.5- The Yellow Butterfly Half Yearly Exam Revision ( Units 1 to 5 ) 7 October 13**/24*** P.6- Trains L.6 - The Story of the Road 8 November 22**/12*** P.7- Puppy and I L.7- Little Tiger, Big Tiger ( Introduction ) 9 December 18 L.7 - Contd. P.8- What's in the Mailbox? L.8- My Silly Sister 10 January 24 P.9- Don't Tell Periodic Test-2 L.9- He's My Brother ( Units 6, 7, 8) P.10- How Creatures Move 11 February 23 L.10- The Ship of the Desert Revision 12 March Revision Yearly Exam ( Units 6 to 10 ) * Eighteen working days for the schools located in Mumbai and Tarapur, whereas schools located in other centers will have
2 परम ण ऊर क द र य व द य लय, म बई - 94 श क षणणक सत र क ललए प ठ यक रम व भ र न कक ष त सर व षय ह द क रम क म क य हद स प ठ क न म पर क ष 1 अप र ल/ मई कक क 2 श ख ब ज मक ख 2 ज न 09 3 च दव ल अम म # स रज और च द ऊपर क य गए 3 ज ल ई 25 4 मन करत ह 5 बह द र बबत त 4 अगस त 24 # म स क मजद र प रथम स मययक पर क ष 6 हमस सब कहत 7 ट पट पव 5 ससतम बर 18* प नर त न (प ठ 1 स 07 तक ) अर वष क पर क ष 6 अक बर 13**/24*** 8 ब दर ब # अक ल बड़ य भ स 9 कब आऊ 7 नवम बर 22**/12*** 10 क य ज मल और क स क ससलय # सद आई 8 टदस बर म र बहन और ब घ # कह न क कह न 12 जब म झक स प न क 9 जनवर 24 # बच च क पत र द ववत य स मययक पर क ष 13 समचच क मज़ 14 सबस अच छ प ड़ 10 फरवर 23 # पवत तय क चचड़ड़य घर # न न न न क न म 11 म चच 12 प नर त न (प ठ 8 स 14 तक) वष क पर क ष # त र ककत रचन ए क वल पढ़न क सलए द गय ह
3 Class: III Subject: Mathematics S. No. NO OF WORKING DAYS MONTH LESSONS TO BE TAUGHT EXAMINATION 1 23 APRIL L-1: WHERE TO LOOK FROM L-2: FUN WITH NUMBERS 2 5 MAY L-2 CONTD. 3 3 JUNE L-3 GIVE AND TAKE 4 25 JULY L-4 LONG AND SHORT PERIODIC TEST-1 (L-1,2,3) L-5 SHAPES AND DESIGNS 5 24 AUGUST L-6 FUN WITH GIVE AND TAKE 6 18* SEPTEMBER REVISION (L- 1 TO 6) HALF YEARLY EXAM 7 13**/24*** OCTOBER L-7 TIME GOES ON L-8 WHO IS HEAVIER? 8 22**/12*** NOVEMBER L-9 HOW MANY TIMES 9 18 DECEMBER JANUARY L- 10 PLAY WITH PATTERNS L-11 JUGS AND MUGS L-12 CAN WE SHARE? PERIODIC TEST-2 (L-7, 8,9) L-13 SMART CHARTS FEBRUARY L-14 RUPEES AND PAISE 12 MARCH REVISION YEARLY EXAM
4 Class: III Subject: EVS Sr. No. Month No. Of Working days Chapters/Lessons/Topics to be taught in that month 1 April 23 L-1 Poonam s day out L-2 The plant fairy L-3 Water o Water 2 May 5 L-4 Our first school 3 June 9 L-5 Chhotu s house 4 July 25 L-6 Food we eat L-7 Saying without speaking Revision for PT-1 5 August 24 L-8 Flying high L-9 It s raining L-10 What is cooking Examination (PT-1/PT-2/PT-3, etc) Periodic Test-1 6 September 18* L-11 From here to there L-12 Work we do Revision (L -1 to L-11) Half Yearly Exam 7 October 13**/24*** L-13 Sharing our feelings L-14 The story of food L-15 Making pots Periodic Test-2 8 November 22**/12*** L-16 Games we play L-17 Here comes a letter 9 December 18 L-18 A house like this L-19 Our friends- Animals Revision for PT-2 10 January 24 L-20 Drop by drop L-21 Families can be different L-22 Left Right 11 February 23 L-23 A beautiful cloth L-24 Web of life 12 March Revision (L-12 to L-24) Yearly Exam
5 Class: IV Subject: English S.No. Month No. Of days 1 April 23 Chapters/Lessons/Topics /to be taught in that month P.1-Wake up! L.1- Neha's Alarm Clock P.2-Noses 2 May 5 L.2-The Little Fir Tree 3 June 9 L.2 - Contd. 4 July 25 5 August 24 6 September 18* 7 October 13**/24*** P.3- Run Examination ( PT-1 / PT-2 ) Periodic Test-1 L.3- Nasruddin's Aim ( Units 1, 2 ) P.4- Why? L.4- Alice In Wonderland P.5- Don't be Afraid of the Dark L.5- Helen Keller Half Yearly Exam Revision ( Units 1 to 5 ) P.6- The Donkey, I Had a Little Pony L.6 - The Milkman's Cow P.7- Hiawatha 8 November 22**/12*** L.7- The Scholar's Mother tongue 9 December January February 23 P.8- A Watering Rhyme L.8- The Giving Tree P.9- Books L.9- Going to buy a Book Periodic Test-2 P.10- The Naughty Boy ( Units 6, 7, 8 ) L.10- Pinocchio Revision 12 March Revision Yearly Exam ( Units 6 to 10 ) 5. Term-1 Exam/Half-yearly exam will be conducted between September 26 and October 4, It will be 6. Syllabus for the above exam will be the syllabus that is completed before September The portions to be completed in the month of October & November can be distributed as per the mid-term break 8. The syllabus for Half Yearly exam will be upto the 1 st lesson mentioned for September.
6 परम ण ऊर क द र य व द य लय, म बई-94 श क षणणक सत र क ललए प ठ यक रम व भ र न कक ष -च थ व षय ह द क रम क म क य हद स प ठ क न म पर क ष 1 अप र ल / मई मन क भ ल भ ल ब दल 2 र स स ल स र ब 3 - ककरलमच क ग द 2 र न ककरलमच क ग द # क ई ल क म झ द 3 र ल ई 25 4 प प जब बच च थ # उलझन # एक स थ त न स ख 5 द स त क प श क # नस र द द न क यनश न 4 अगस त 24 6 न बन ओ, न बन ओ प रथम स मययक पर क ष 7 द न क ह स ब 5 लसतम बर 18* प नर त न अर वष क पर क ष 6 अक ट बर 13**/24*** 8 क न (कववत ) 9 स वत त रत क ओर 7 न म बर 22**/12*** 10 थप प र ट थप प द ल 8 हदस बर पढ़क क क स झ 12 स न त क पह य क स द व त य स मययक पर क ष 9 र न र द द 14 म फ़ त म फ़ त 10 फर र 23 # बज ओ ख द क ब ज आ ध प नर त न 11 म च 12 प नर त न वष क पर क ष # त र ककत रचन ए क वल पढ़न क सलए द गय ह
7 Class: IV Subject: Mathematics S.NO. MONTH NO. OF WORKING DAYS LESSONS TO BE TAUGHT EXAMINATION 1 APRIL 23 L-1: BUILDING WITH BRICKS 2 MAY 5 L-2: LONG AND SHORT L-2 CONTD. 3 JUNE 3 L-3 A TRIP TO BHOPAL 4 JULY 25 L-4 TICK -TICK-TICK PERIODIC TEST-1 (L-1,2,3) L-5 THE WAY THE WORLD LOOKS 5 AUGUST 24 L-6 THE JUNK SELLER 6 SEPTEMBER 18* L-7 JUGS AND MUGS REVISION (L: 1 TO 7) HALF YEARLY EXAM 7 OCTOBER 13**/24*** L-8 CARTS AND WHEELS L-9 HALVES AND QUARTERS 8 NOVEMBER 22**/12*** L-10 PLAY WITH PATTERNS 9 DECEMBER 18 L- 11 TABLES AND SHARES 10 JANUARY 24 L-12 HOW HEAVY?HOW LIGHT? L-13 FIELDS AND FENCES PERIODIC TEST 2 (L-8, 9,10,11) 11 FEBRUARY 23 L-14 SMART CHARTS 12 MARCH REVISION (L:8 TO 14) YEARLY EXAM
8 Class: IV Sr. No. 1 Month No. Of Working days April 23 Chapters/Lessons/Topics to be taught in that month L-1 Going to school L-2 Ear to ear L-3 A day with Nandu 2 May 5 L-4 The story of Amrita 3 June 9 4 July 25 5 August 24 6 September 18* L-4 Cont.. L-5 Anita and the honeybees L-6 Omana s journey L-7 From the window L-8 Reaching grandmother s house L-9 Changing families L-10 Hu Tu Tu, Hu Tu Tu L-11 The valley of flowers L-12 Changing times L-13 A river s tale Revision Subject: EVS Examination (PT-1/PT-2/PT-3, etc) Periodic Test-1 (L-1 to L-6) Half Yearly Exam (L -1 to L-13) 7 October 13**/24*** 8 November 22**/12*** 9 December January February March L-14 Basva s farm L-15 From market to home L- 16 A busy month L-17 Nandita in Mumbai L-18 Too much water, too little water L-19 Abdul in the garden L-20 Eating together L-21 Food and fun L-22 The world in my home L-23 Pochampalli L-24 Home and abroad L-25 Spicy riddles L-26 Defence officer Wahida L-27 Chuskit goes to school Revision Periodic Test-2 (L-14 to L-20) Yearly Exam (L-14 to L-27)
9 Class: V Subject: English S No. Month No. Of working Chapters/Lessons/Topics/ Examination days to be taught in that month ( PT-1 / PT-2 ) 1 April 23 P.1- Icecream Man L.1- Wonderful Waste P.2-Team Work 2 May 5 L.2-Flying Together 3 June 9 L.2 - Contd. P.3- My Shadow 4 July 25 L.3- Robinson Crusoe Periodic Test-1 5 August 24 L.4- My Elder Brother P.4- Crying ( Units 1, 2 ) P.5- The Lazy Frog L.5- Rip Van Winkle 6 September 18* L.5- Contd. Half Yearly Exam 7 October 13**/24*** P.6- Class Discussion Revision ( Units 1 to 5 ) L.6 - The Talkative Barber P.7- Topsy Turvy Land 8 November 22**/12*** L.7- Gulliver's Travels P.8- Nobody's Friend 9 December 18 L.8- The Little Bully P.9- Sing a Song of People 10 January 24 L.9- Around The World Periodic Test February 23 L.10- Who will be Ningthou? P.10- Malu Bhalu ( Units 6, 7, 8 ) Revision 12 March Revision Yearly Exam ( Units 6 to 10 ) *Eighteen working days for the schools located in Mumbai and Tarapur, whereas schools located in other centers will have 9. Term-1 Exam/Half-yearly exam will be conducted between September 26 and October 4, It will be continuous examinations. Final schedule will be decided based upon the dates of Art Grade Examination. 10. Syllabus for the above exam will be the syllabus that is completed before September The portions to be completed in the month of October & November can be distributed as per the midterm break 12. The syllabus for Half Yearly exam will be upto the 1 st lesson mentioned for September.
10 कक ष प च - परम ण ऊर क द र य व द य लय, म बई - 94 श क षणणक सत र क ललए प ठ यक रम व भ र न व षय ह द क रम क म क य हद स प ठ क न म पर क ष 1 अप र ल / मई र ख क रस स 2 फ़सल क त य ह र 3 खखल न व ल 2 ज न 09 # ईदग ह # - हव ई छतर 3 ज ल ई 25 4 नन ह फ़नक र 5 जह च ह वह र ह # - पत र 6 चचट ठ क सफ़र 4 अगस त 24 7 ड ककए क कह न,क वरसस ह क ज़ ब न 8 व टदन भ क य टदन थ 9 एक म क ब बस 5 ससतम बर 18* प नर वतचन (प ठ १ स ९ तक) प रथम स मययक पर क ष अर वष क पर क ष 6 अक बर 13**/24*** 1०- एक टदन क ब दश हत 11 -च वल क र ट य 12 ग र और च ल 7 नवम बर 22**/12*** # बबन जड़ क प ड़ 13 स व म क द द 8 टदस बर 18 # क चन 14 ब घ आय उस र त # एसशय ई श र क सलए ग सलय 15 बबशन क टदल र 9 जनवर 24 # र त भर बबलखत चच घ ड़त रह 16 प न र प न # नद क सफ़र 17 छ -स हम र नद द ववत य स मययक पर क ष 10 फ़रवर च न त टहम लय क # ज ड़ स क व ल घर # हम क य उग त ह 11 म चच प नर त न )प ठ 10 स 18तक( वष क पर क ष # त र ककत रचन ए क वल पढ़न क सलए ह द गय ह * Eighteen working days for the schools located in Mumbai and Tarapur, whereas schools located in other centers will have 1. Term-1 Exam/Half-yearly exam will be conducted between September 26 and October 4, It will be continuous examinations. Final schedule will be decided based upon the dates of Art Grade Examination. 3. The portions to be completed in the month of October & November can be distributed as per the midterm break
11 Class: V Mathematics Subject: S.N NO. OF MONTH LESSONS TO BE TAUGHT EXAMINATION o. WORKIN G DAYS 1 23 APRIL L-1: THE FISH TALE L-2: SHAPES AND ANGLES 2 5 MAY L-2 CONTD. 3 3 JUNE L-3 HOW MANY SQUARES? 4 25 JULY L-4 PARTS AND WHOLES PERIODIC TEST-1 L-5 DOES IT LOOK THE SAME (L-1,2,3) 5 24 AUGUST L-6 BE MY MULTIPLE; I WILL BE YOUR FACTOR L-7 CAN YOU SEE THE PATTERN 6 18* SEPTEMBER REVISION HALF YEARLY EXAM 7 13**/24*** OCTOBER L-8 MAPPING YOUR WAY L-9 BOXES AND SKETCHES 8 22**/12*** NOVEMBER L-10 TENTHS AND HUNDREDTHS 9 18 DECEMBER L- 11 AREA AND BOUNDARY L-12 SMART CHARTS JANUARY L-13 WAYS TO MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE FEBRUARY L-14 HOW BIG?HOW HEAVY? PERIODIC TEST-2 (L-8,9,10) 12 MARCH REVISION YEARLY EXAM *Eighteen working days for the schools located in Mumbai and Tarapur, whereas schools located in other centers will have 1. Term-1 Exam/Half-yearly exam will be conducted between September 26 and October 4, It will be continuous examinations. Final schedule will be decided based upon the dates of Art Grade Examination. 3. The portions to be completed in the month of October & November can be distributed as per the midterm break
12 Class: V Sr. No. Month No. Of Working days Chapters/Lessons/Topics to be taught in that month 1 April 23 L-1 Super senses L-2 A snake charmer s story L-3 From tasting to digesting L-4 Mangoes round the year 2 May 5 L-4 Cont... 3 June 9 L-5 Seeds and seeds 4 July 25 L-6 Every drop counts L-7 Experiment with water L-8 A treat for mosquitoes Subject: EVS Examination (PT-1/PT-2/PT-3, etc) PERIODIC TEST-1 (L-1 to L-5) 5 August 24 L-9 Up you go 6 September 18* Revision L-10 Walls tell stories 7 October 13**/24*** L-12 What if it finishes? L-11 Sunita in space HALF YEARLY EXAM L-13 A shelter so high L- 14 When the Earth shook 8 November 22**/12*** L-15 Blow hot Blow cold L-16 Who will do this work 9 December 18 L-17 Across the wall L-18 No place for us 10 January 24 L-19 A seed tells farmer s story L-20 Whose forests? L-21 Like father like daughter 11 February 23 L-22 On the move again (L -1 to L-11) PERIODIC TEST-2 (L-12 to L-17) 12 March YEARLY EXAM (L-12 to L-22) *Eighteen working days for the schools located in Mumbai and Tarapur, whereas schools located in other centers will have 1. Term-1 Exam/Half-yearly exam will be conducted between September 26 and October 4, It will be continuous examinations. Final schedule will be decided based upon the dates of Art Grade Examination. 3. The portions to be completed in the month of October & November can be distributed as per the midterm break
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