Skip to main content

Dav.VII.S.St.Syllabus.

Dav.SOCIAL SCIENCE
VII.Dav.Syllabus.2019-2020
Pre - Mid - Term / Quarterly April to July
Unit - I Our Environment
Lesson 1. Components of Environment
Lesson 2. Earth and the changes on it.
Lesson 3. The surface and the interior of the earth. 
Unit - II Our Pasts - II
Lesson 9. Medieval Period.
Lesson 10. The Rise of Small Kingdoms in North India.
Lesson 11. The Rise of Small Kingdoms in South India.
Lesson 12. Turkish Invasions in North India.
Unit - III Changing  Face of Indian Democracy
Lesson 18. Democracy and Equality
Lesson 19. Our State Governments
Mid Term - Test / Half Yearly (August to September)
Unit - I Our Environment
Lesson 4. Air Around us
Lesson 5. Water Surrounding the Earth
Lesson 6. Life  on the Earth
Unit - II Our Pasts - II
Lesson 13. Delhi Sultanate
Lesson 14. Regional Powers
Unit - III Changing Face of Indian Democracy
Lesson 20. Media - The Mainstay of Democracy
Lesson 21. Advertising and Democracy
Note:  1. Revision of entire syllabus of Pre - Mid Term & Mid - Term 2. Weightage of Marks (30 + 50 = 80 Marks) 30 Marks form PMT + 50 Marks from MT Syllabus
Post Mid - Term Test / Pre Annual (October to December)
Unit - I Our Environment
Lesson 7.  Human Environment (Settlement, Transport and Communication)
Unit - II Our Pasts – II
 Lesson 15. The Mughal Empire
Lesson 16. Emergence of Independent States Lesson Lesson
Unit - III Changing Face of Indian Democracy
Lesson 22 Unpacking Gender
Note: 1. Revision of entire syllabus from Pre - Mid Term, Mid - Term & Post - Mid Term 2. Weightage of Marks (10 +  20 + 20 = 50 Marks) 10 Marks from PMT + 20 Marks from MT + 20 Marks from Pre Annual Syllabus. 
Annual Test (January to February / March)
Unit - I Our Environment
Lesson 8.  Land and the People
Unit - II Our Pasts - II
Lesson 17. Major Religions
Unit - III Changing Face of Indian Democracy
Lesson 23. Markets around us
Note: 1. Revision of entire syllabus
2. Weightage of Marks (10 + 20 + 20 +  30 = 80 Marks) 10 Marks from PMT + 20 Marks from MT + 20 Marks from Pre - Annual +30 Marks from Annual Syllabus. 
Suggested Activities Practical - as an assignment during Summer Vacation. 
(i)Prepare a colored diagram showing different sphere of the environment. 
(ii) Show the process of soil formation.
Project-as an assignment during Dipawali & Chhath Holidays
(i) Make a power point presentation on the following topics and present it in the class. 
a. Global Warming
b.Air Pollution Draw a structure of the atmosphere.
(ii) Draw a structure of the Atmosphere.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

VIII.Chapter15.India Marches Ahead

Chapter15 History. India Marches Ahead  The Indian Independence Act, 1947 was passed by the British Parliament.   It was designed by ciement Attlee, the Prime Minister of Britain.   The Indian political parties agreed on the transfer of power from the British Government to the independent Indian Government and to Partition India into two nations: India and Pakistan.   The Indian Independence Act, 1947 was based on the Mountbatten Plan. Indian Independence Act 1947    Main Features The British Rule over India would end with immediate effect.    An independent dominion of India was made including the United Provinces under the British like Madras Presidency, Carnatic, East Punjab, West Bengal, Assam, etc.    West Punjab, North - West Frontier Province, Sindh and East Bengal would go to Pakistan.   The Princely States were given the freedom to decide which dominion to join.    The dominion of India and Pak...
Post a Comment
Read more

VIII.Civics.Chapter16.Our Constitution.

Chapter16.Civics.Learning. Our Constitution. Rules and Laws Family is the basic unit of society.  It comprises of various institutions and organizations at Anintable in the Pather of civics 16 Our Constitution  different levels. The smooth functioning of all such units depends upon certain rules and laws which are recognized by a country or a community to regulate the actions of its members.   Think of what would happen if we all do not follow traffic rules while driving or walking on the road.   Every individual would feel unsafe.   We all need to follow rules and regulations to regulate our day to day life.    Rule of law   Rule of law means that every citizen of the country is equal in the eyes of law.   There is no discrimination on the basis of caste, religion, sex, social or economic status.   Everybody is required to follow a set of laws, be it the people or government officials or the elected representatives of people...
Post a Comment
Read more

VIII.History.Chapter13.Colonialism and Urban Changes.

Chapter 13  Colonialism and Urban Change  VIII.Chapter13.S.St.History. Day1. Period1.Page147-148 . Topic Urbanisation of Calcutta. Keywords Understandings. Page147.   Intoduction.  The Excavation of Indus Valley Civilization proved that ancient India had well - planned towns and cities.    During the Medieval Period also, the regional kingdoms and the invaders contributed to the development of already existing towns and cities, though in some areas, new towns and cities also developed.   The Mughal architectural splendors showcased beautiful buildings as well as new towns. Unfortunately, de - urbanisation was significant development during the British rule in India.Many ancient towns and cities were destroyed or abandoned.The main focus  of urban development came to be concentrated - urbanization on the three port towns - Bombay, Calcutta  and Madras. These places later became the Presidency towns. Remains of old town. D...
6 comments
Read more