JINDAL VIDYA MANDIR
Scheme of Work: 2015-16
Class: VIII
SN
Month
Sub: English
ID
Honeydew(Text Book)
It so happened
New Grammar plus
( Supplementary)
 How the camel got his
hump (L-1)
 Sentences
 Noun
 Notice writing
 Informal Letter
 Glimpses of the past (L-3)
 Macavity : The Mystery Cat(P-3)
 Children at work (L-2)
 Pronoun
 Determiners
 Message
24
 Geography Lesson(P-2)
 Bepi Choudhary s Lapse of Me ory(L-4)
 The Last Bargain(P-4)
 The selfish Giant(L-3)
 Verbs
 Adjectives
Aug
23
 The Summit Within (L-5)
 The School Boy (P-5)
 The treasure within (L-4)
 Tenses
 Verbs(revision)
5
Sep
13
 Revision & Assessment
 Princess September (Role Play) L-5
 Revision & assessment
 Revision for SA_1
6
Oct
18
 This is Jody s fa (L-6)
 The Duck and the Kangaroo(P-6)
 The fight(L-6)
 Conjunction
 Diary Entry
7
Nov
18
 A Visit to Cambridge(L-7)
 When I set out for Lyonnesse(P-7
 The Open Window (L-7)
 Adverbs
 Prepositions
 Formal letter
8
Dec
24
 A short Monsoon Diary(L-8)
 On the Grasshopper and Cricket(P-8)
9
Jan
20
 The Great Stone Face I & II(L-9,10)
 Jalebis(L-8)
10
Feb
22
 Revision
 Comet I & II (L-9,10)
(Non evaluative)
 Revision of speech & Voice
Mar
01
 Assessment
 Assessment
 Assessment
1
Apr
23
2
Jun
14
3
Jul
4
11
The Ant and the Cricket (P-1)
The Best Christmas Present in the World(L-1)
 The Tsunami( Project for summer vacation)
L-2
 Voice
 Revision of Conjunction
 Report Writing
-
 Speech
 Modals
Portion for assessment:
Assessment
Honeydew
FA 1
L-1, P-1
FA 2
L-2,3
SA 1
FA 3
FA 4
SA 2
It so happened
Grammar
-
The sentence, Informal letter
L-2
Pronoun, Notice Writing
L& P-1 -5
L-1-4
Taught till September
L-6, P-6
L-7, P-7
L-6-10
L-5,6
L-7
L-6-8
Tenses, Conjunctions
Formal letter, Adverbs
Taught till February
P-2
Class: VIII
SN
1
2
Syllabus Details
Name of the Chapter
Topics Covered/Method adopted
The Ant and the Cricket (P-1)
The Best Christmas Present in the World(L-1)
The Tsunami( Project for summer vacation) L-2
How the camel got his hump (L-1)
Sentences
Noun
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
PPT presentation for the explanation of poems
Kinds of sentences, statements, questions, imperatives, exclamations, affirmative, negative,
question tags, subject predicate, clauses
Types of noun, countable and uncountable, collective, abstract nouns.
Notice Writing
Need of writing notice to be explained, format of writing notices.
Informal letter
Meaning and format of informal letters.
Glimpses of the past (L-3)
Macavity : The Mystery Cat(P-3)
Children at work (L-2)
Message
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
PPT presentation for the explanation of poems
Types and uses of pronouns( personal, possessive, demonstrative, interrogative, indefinite
and distributive)
Types and uses of determiners( article, demonstrative, quantifier, interrogatives, possessive
and distributive)
Importance and format used
Geography Lesson(P-2)
Bepi Choudhary s Lapse of Memory(L-4)
The Last Bargain(P-4)
The selfish Giant(L-3)
Verbs
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
PPT presentation for the explanation of poems
Subject and verb agreement, finite , non finite, infinitive, participles and gerund
Adjectives
Kinds of adjectives( brief idea), quality, quantity, number, noun as adjectives etc , similies,
degrees of comparisons
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
PPT presentation for the explanation of poems
Past, present, future, perfect tenses, for, and, since, future time reference.
Pronoun
Determiners
3
4
The Summit Within (L-5)
The School Boy (P-5)
The treasure within (L-4)
Tenses
5
Princess September (Role -Play) L-5
6
This is Jody s fa (L-6)
The Duck and the Kangaroo(P-6)
The fight(L-6)
Conjunction
7
Diary entry
A Visit to Cambridge(L-7)
When I set out for Lyonnesse(P-7
The Open Window (L-7)
Prepositions
8
Formal letter
A short Monsoon Diary(L-8)
On the Grasshopper and Cricket(P-8)
Voice
9
10
Sub: English
Report Writing
The Great Stone Face I & II(L-9,10)
Jalebis(L-8)
Speech
Modals
Comet I & II (L-9,10)
(Non-evaluative)
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Question answers from the book, Practice of script writing and dialogue writing
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
PPT presentation for the explanation of poems
Joining sentences using various conjunctions like, and but, therefore, as well as, either or,
neither nor, therefore, but, so that, whereas etc
Use and its format
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
PPT presentation for the explanation of poems
Meaning of proposition, kind of prepositions e.g. direction, time, spatial relationships.
Use and various formats
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
PPT presentation for the explanation of poems
Definition of active and passive voice, rules for changing from active to passive voice in
different kind of tenses e.g. present, past and future. Imperative, interrogative sentences
in to passive voice.
Meaning and definition of report writing, some guidelines for writing reports.
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
Def. of direct and indirect, change in tenses, important rules e.g. universal truth, habitual
facts, rules for say a d tell , differe t types of se te ces i to i direct speech.
Reading of lesson, Explanation of lesson, Difficult word meaning
Extract practice, Question framing
Model answers ,Question answers from the book
Scheme of Work 2015-16
Class: VIII
Sub: HINDI(2nd lang)
Scheme of work: 2015-16
Class: VIII
Sub: Mathematics
Sl.No Month ID
1
2
Name of book
Chapters
Apr
23
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
1
2
Rational numbers
Linear equations in one variable
Jun
14
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
3
Understanding Quadrilaterals
Introduction to Graphs
Jul
24
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
Aug
23
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
Sep
13
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
6
Oct
18
7
Nov
3
4
11
6
Practical Geometry
Data Handling
7
8
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
8
10
Comparing quantities
Visualizing solid shapes
28
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
9
Algebraic Expressions and Identities
Dec
24
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
11
12
Mensuration
Exponents and Powers
Jan
20
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
13
14
Direct and Inverse Proportions
Factorization
Feb
24
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
16
Playing with numbers
Revision for SA II
Mar
01
Mathematics for class
VIII NCERT
8
10
15
4
5
Squares and Square roots
Cubes and Cube roots
Revision for SA I
Comparing quantities
5
9
Topic
SA II
Portions for Assessment
Name of the assessment
Chapter no.
FA- 1
Ch:1 & 2
FA- 2
Ch: 3,4 & 15
SA- 1
FA- 3
Ch: 1 to 7 & 15
Ch: 8
FA- 4
Ch: 9 &10
SA- 2
Ch : 8 to 14 & 16
Class: VIII
SN
Name of the Chapter
Syllabus Details
Sub : Mathematics
Sub Topics To Be Taught
1
Rational Numbers
Properties : Closure, commutative, associative, distributive properties on addition, subtraction, multiplication and
division, representing rational number on a number line, Rational numbers between two rational numbers.
2
Linear Equations in
one variable
Solving Equations which have linear expressions on one side and numbers on the other side, application problems,
Solving equations having variable on sides, application problems, Reducing equations to simpler form, Equations
reducible to linear form.
3
Understanding
quadrilaterals
Polygons, classification of polygons, Convex and concave polygons, regular and irregular polygons ,Angle sum
property, sum of the measures of the exterior angles of the polygon, Kinds of quadrilaterals- trapezium, kite,
parallelogram ( properties), elements of parallelogram, angles of a parallelogram ,diagonals of a parallelogram,
some special parallelograms- Rhombus, Square. Problems based on properties.
4
Practical Geometry
Constructing quadrilaterals- when four sides and one diagonal are given, when two diagonals and three sides are
given, when two adjacent sides and three angles are given, when three sides and two included angles are given,
when other special properties are known.
5
Data Handling
Recalling pictograph, bar graph, double bar graph, Collection of data, organizing the data, grouping the data- Tally
table, frequency distribution table, Histogram, Pie chart or circle graph, drawing pie chart, chance and probability,
linking chances to probability, outcomes as events, chance and probability related to real life.
6
Squares and square
roots
Properties of square numbers, some interesting patterns- adding triangular numbers, numbers between square
numbers, adding odd numbers, a sum of consecutive natural numbers, product of two consecutive even or odd
natural numbers, some more patterns in square numbers, finding a square of a number, Pythagorean triplets,
square roots, finding square roots- through repeated subtraction, through prime factorisation, by division method,
Square roots of decimals.
7
Cubes and cube roots
Cubes- some interesting patterns- adding consecutive odd numbers ,cubes and their prime factors, smallest
multiple that is a perfect cube, Cube roots- through prime factorisation method.
8
Comparing quantities
Recalling ratios and percentages, finding increase or decrease in per cent, estimation in percentages, profit and loss,
finding cost price, selling price, loss%, profit%, Finding VAT, Simple Interest, Compound interest- deducing a formula
for compound interest, Rate compounded annually, half yearly, quarterly, some application problems using
compound interest formula.
9
Algebraic Expressions
and Identities
Terms, factors and coefficients, monomials, binomials and polynomials, like and unlike terms, addition and
subtraction of algebraic expressions, multiplication of algebraic expressions, multiplying a monomial by a monomial,
multiplying a monomial by a polynomial, multiplying a polynomial by a polynomial, Standard identities, Applying
identities.
10
Visualizing solid
shapes
Views of 3- D shapes, Mapping space around us, Faces, Edges and Vertices – Euler s For ula.
11
Mensuration
Recalling area of square and rectangle, Area of trapezium, Area of a general quadrilateral, Area of special
quadrilaterals, Area of a polygon, solid shapes- surface area of cube, cuboid and cylinder, Volume of cube, cuboid
and cylinder, volume and capacity.
12
Exponents and Powers
Powers with negative expressions, laws of exponents, use of exponents to express small numbers in standard form,
comparing very large and very small numbers.
13
Direct proportion, problems on direct proportion, Inverse proportion, problems on inverse proportion.
14
Direct and Inverse
Proportions
Factorisation
15
Introduction to graphs
A bar graph, A Pie chart, a histogram, a line graph, linear graphs- location of a point, coordinates, some application
problems- time and distance, principal and simple interest, quantity and cost.
16
Playing with numbers.
Numbers in general form, game with numbers- reversing the digits- two digit number, reversing the digits- three
digit number, forming three-digit numbers with given three-digits, letters for digits, tests of divisibility- divisibility by
10, divisibility by 5, divisibility by 2, divisibility by 9 and 3.
Factors of algebraic expressions, Factorisation by common factors, by regrouping terms, factorisation using
identities, Division of algebraic expressions, division of monomial by another monomial, division of polynomial by
monomial, division of polynomial by polynomial, finding error in an expression.
Class: VIII
SN
Month
ID
1
Mar
01
2
Apr
23
3
Jun
14
4
Jul
24
5
Aug
23
6
Sep
13
7
Oct
18
8
Nov
18
9
Dec
24
10
Jan
20
11
Feb
24
Scheme of Work 2015-16
Name of
the book:
Ratna Sagar
P.Ltd.
Ratna Sagar
P.Ltd.
Ratna Sagar
P.Ltd.
Ratna Sagar
P.Ltd.
Ratna Sagar
P.Ltd.
Ratna Sagar
P.Ltd.
Ratna Sagar
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Ratna Sagar
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Ratna Sagar
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Ratna Sagar
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Ratna Sagar
P.Ltd.
Units
Sub: Science
Name of the lesson
Crop Production
Unit 1
Unit 1:L-1 ,L-2
Unit 2:L-3
Unit 2:L- 4
&
Unit 2:L- 5 ,L- 6 &
Unit 3:L- 7
Unit 3:L- 8,9 & 10
Units: 1, 2 & 3 i.e.
L-1 to L-10
Unit 4:L-11, L-12
& L- 13
Unit 5:L-14, L-15 &
L-16
Unit 6:L- 17 & L-18
Crop Production, Microorganisms & Synthetic Fibres and Plastic
Metals and Non-Metals
Coal and Petroleum, Combustion and Flame ,Conservation of
Plants and Animals
Cell structure and Function, Reproduction & Reaching the age of
Adolescence.
Full syllabus of SA I
Force and Pressure, Friction & Sound
Some Natural Phenomena, Chemical effects of Electric current
& Light
Refraction and Dispersion of Light & The Universe
Unit 7: L-19
Pollution of Water and Air
Units: 4,5,6 & 7 i.e
L-11 to L-19
Full syllabus of SA II
Portion for Assessment
Name of the
assessment
Chapter no.
FA- 1
L-1, L-2, L-3 & L-4
FA- 2
L-5, L-6,L-7 & L-8
SA- 1
FA- 3
FA- 4
SA- 2
L-1 to L- 10
L-11, L-12, L-13
L-14, L-15, L-16
L-11 to L-19
Topic
Crop Production, Microorganisms, Synthetic Fibers and Plastic & Metals and
Non-Metals
Coal and Petroleum, Combustion and Flame, Conservation of Plants and Animals
& Cell
Structure and Function.
Crop Production to Reaching the age of Adolescence.
Force and Pressure, Friction & Sound
Some Natural Phenomena, Chemical effects of Electric current & Light
Force and Pressure to Pollution of Water and Air.
Class: VIII
Syllabus Details
Sub: Science
S.No
Name of Chapter
Subtopics
1
Crop Production
Crop plants, Methods of crop production, Nitrogen cycle, Food from animals.
2
Microorganisms
Types of microorganisms, Useful and Harmful microorganisms,
Food preservation.
3
Synthetic Fibres And
Polymers, Synthetic fibres, Plastics.
Plastics
4
Metals And Non-Metals
Occurrence of metals and non-metals, Properties of metals and non-metals, Reactivity Series of metals,
Uses of metals and non metals, Noble metals, Corrosion of metals, Alloys .
5
Coal And Petroleum
Natural resources, Fossil fuels –coal, petroleum, natural gas,
Preventing energy crisis.
6
Combustion And Flame
Combustion, Extinguishing a fire, Flame, Fuels, Impact of burning fuels on the environment.
7
Conservation of Plants And Animals
Biodiversity, Flora and Fauna, Conservation of forests and wildlife, Biosphere reserves, Red data book.
8
Cell –Structure and Functions
The Cell theory, Unicellular and multicellular organisms, Plant
and animal cells, Growth and division.
9
Reproduction
Sexual reproduction, Internal and external fertilization, Reproduction in Humans, Metamorphosis,
Asexual reproduction.
10
Reaching The Age of Adolescence
The endocrine system, Puberty and adolescence, Determining the sex of the baby, Health for
adolescents.
11
Force And Pressure
Types of force and its effects, Pressure and its applications in daily life, Pressure exerted by liquids,
Atmospheric pressure.
12
Friction
What is friction, What causes friction, Advantages and disadvantages of friction, Minimizing and
increasing friction, Fluid friction .
13
Sound
How sound is produced and its characteristics, How sound travels, Functioning of the human ear,
Reflection and absorption of sound, Musical sound and noise.
14
Some Natural Phenomena
Concept of charge and its types, Attraction and repulsion of charges, Detection and measurement of
charge, Flow of charge ,Lightning, Safety during lightning ,Richter scale, Causes and effects of
earthquakes ,Protection against earthquakes.
15
Chemical Effects Of Electric Current
Electric current, Conduction of electricity through liquids, Electrolysis, Electroplating.
16
Light
Regular and diffused reflection, Laws of reflection, Characteristics of image formed with a plane mirror,
Multiple reflections.
17
Refraction And Dispersion of light
Refraction of light, Dispersion of light, Lenses, Formation of image by convex and concave lens, Structure
of the eye, Visually impaired.
18
The Universe
The universe ,galaxies ,stars, planets, satellites and constellations,
Measuring distances in the universe, The solar system, The origin of universe.
19
Pollution Of Water And Air
Pollution and conservation of water, Pollution and conservation of air.
Scheme of work: 2015-16
CLASS: VIII
S.N. Month
ID
SUBJECT: S.SCIENCE
Name of the book
Chapters
1.
March
Getting Ahead in Social Science- History
Ch.1
2
April
Getting Ahead in Social Science- History
Getting Ahead in Social Science
Geography
Getting Ahead in Social Science SPL
Ch.2,3
Ch.1
Ch.1
Getting Ahead in Social Science
Geography
Getting Ahead in Social Science SPL
Ch.2,3
Ch.2
Getting Ahead in Social Science- History
Getting Ahead in Social Science
Geography
Getting Ahead in Social Science SPL
Ch.4 & 5
Ch.4
Ch.3
Getting Ahead in Social Science- History
Ch.6,7
Getting Ahead in Social Science SPL
Ch.4
23
3
June
14
4
July
24
5
August
23
6
September
7
October
8
9
10
13
Revision of Summative I
18
Getting Ahead in Social Science- History
Getting Ahead in Social Science
Geography
Getting Ahead in Social Science SPL
Ch.8,9
Ch.5
Ch.5
18
Getting Ahead in Social Science- History
Getting Ahead in Social Science
Geography
Getting Ahead in Social Science SPL
Ch.10,11
Ch.6
Ch.6,7
24
Getting Ahead in Social Science- History
Getting Ahead in Social Science
Geography
Getting Ahead in Social Science SPL
Ch.12,13
Ch.7
Ch.8
November
December
January
20
11
February
24
Getting Ahead in Social Science- History
Getting Ahead in Social Science
Geography
Getting Ahead in Social Science SPL
History Getting Ahead in Social ScienceHistory
Ch.14,
Ch.8
Ch.9
Ch.15
Portion for Assessment
FA- 1
History-Ch.1, Geography-Ch.1, Political Science-Ch.1
FA- 2
History-Ch.4,Geography-Ch.2, Political Science-Ch.2
SA- 1
History-Ch.1 to 7, Geography-1 to4,Political Science-Ch.1 to 4
FA- 3
History-Ch.7, Geography-Ch.4, Political Science-Ch.6
FA- 4
History-Ch.8, Geography-Ch.5,Political Science-Ch.7
SA- 2
History-Ch.8 to 15, Geography-Ch.5 to9, Political Science-Ch.5 to8
Class: VIII
SN
Syllabus Details
Name of the chapter
Sub: Social Science
Sub-topic to be taught
Getting Ahead in Social science:
Our Pasts (History)
1
Where, When and How –
India and the Modern world
Features of Modern Age, Forces of change, Sources of information of modern Indian history
2
The Establishment of
Company Power
Voyages of discovery, The formation of European trading companies in India, The British East India Company, The Carnatic Wars,
The conquest of Bengal, The Marathas, The conquest of Mysore, Strategies used by the British, The British complete their
conquest, Reasons for success of the British
3
The British Administrative
Structure In India (17651857)
The ‘egulati g Act 1
4
Rural Life and Society
The Land Revenue Policy under British, The impact of revenue systems on cultivator, Peasant Revolts
5
Colonization and Tribal
Societies
Colonialism and Tribal People, Tribal Revolts of Chhota Nagpur, Tribal Revolts in the North East
6
Crafts and industries (non
evaluative chapter,
Assessed for FA – 1)
The decline of Indian Industry, Industrialization in India in 19th century, Results of growth of Modern Industry
7
The Revolt of 1857
8
Education and the British
Rule
Causes for the Revolt of 1857, Outbreak of the Revolt, Spread of the Revolt, The end of Mughal Empire, The Aftermath of Revolt,
Reasons for failure of the Revolt, Results of the revolt
Education in India Before the British, The Modern System of Education, National education
9
Women and Reform
The status of Women in the 18th century, The Social Reforms
10
Challenging the Caste
System
Colonialism and Urban
Challenge
Changes in Arts (Non
evaluative; Assessed for FA )
The Nationalist Movement
(1885 –1919)
The Struggle for
Independence (1919-1947)
India After Independence
History of Reform, The Impact of Reform Movements
11
12
13
14
15
1 Resources
, Pitt s I dia Act 1
, Charter Act 1 1 & 1
, The Ci il Ser ices, The Ar y, The Police, The Judiciary
The deurbanization of India, The Growth of New Urban Centers, The Creation of Municipalities, Cities as Centers of Transport and
Communication
Literature, Art, Music and Dance, Architecture
Reasons for the Growth of Nationalism, The founding of the Indian National Congress, The Moderates and Extremists, The rise of
Revolutionaries, The different Stages of Nationalist Movements
Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948), The movements led by Indians to gain Independence
The Refugee Crisis, Integration of Princely States, The Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, A New Constitution, National Language,
Five-year Pla s, I dia s ‘elatio s ith Other Cou tries
Our Environment (Geography)
What are Resources? Classification of Resources, Conserving Resources
2 Land, Soil, Water Resources
Land Resources and Classification, Land Use Pattern, Soil Profile, Importance of soil as a resource, Types of Soils, Methods of Soil
Conservation. Water as a vital natural resource, Problems of water Pollution and Ways to Conserve it
3 Natural Vegetation and Wild
Life
4 Mineral and Power resources
Natural Vegetation, Factors influencing distribution of Natural Vegetation, Wildlife, Deforestation and Wildfires destroying
Natural Vegetation and Wildlife, Support Programs that aim to protect Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
Mineral resources, Extraction of Minerals, Distribution of Minerals in India and its uses, Power resources
5 Agriculture
Factors Influencing Agriculture, Types of Farming, Major Crops, Agricultural Development, Agriculture in India
6 Industries
Importance of Industries, Classification of Industries, Factors affecting location of industries, Industrial systems, Industrial
Regions
7 Distribution of Major Industries
and Comparative Case Studies
8 Human Resources
Iron and Steel Industry, Chemical Industry, Transport and Equipment Industry, Textile Industry, Sugar Industry, Cement Industry,
Information Technology Industry
Human Resource Development, Distribution of Population, Density of Population, Factors Affecting Density of Population,
Population Composition
Disaster Management, Natural Disasters, Human Made Disasters
9 Disaster Management (Non
Evaluative; Assessed for FA-4)
Social and Political Life
1 The Constitution and Need for
Laws
2 Ideas & Ideals of Indian
Constitution
3 The Union Legislature-The
Parliament
4 The Union Executive
What is Constitution? The Indian Constitution, The Preamble
5 The Judiciary
The Structure of Judiciary, The Supreme Court, The High Court, Subordinate Courts, The Unified Indian Judiciary, Lok Adalts for
Speedy Justice
The police, Work of Police, Administrative Setup of Police, Process of Investigation of Crime, Courts: Public Prosecutor, Role of
Police & Courts in maintaining Law & Order
The Marginalized, The Practice of Untouchability, Law on Manual Scavenging, The Mandal Commission and its Report, Tribal
People of India, Child Labor, Health and India
The role of State in Development, The Five Year Plans, Agriculture, Rural Development, Industry, Transportation,
Telecommunications, Social Sector, The Path Ahead
6 The Role of Police and that of
Courts
7 Social justice and Marginalized
8 Role of Government in the
Development of the Country
Key Features of Indian Constitution, Role of Constituent Assembly in creating Constitution of India, Fundamental Rights and
Duties, Federal Structure of Indian Governement
Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, The Functioning of Legislature
President, The Vice President, Prime Ministers and Council of Ministers, Civil Services
Scheme of work: 2015-16
Class : VIII
Sub: Kannada(2nd Lang)
Scheme of work: 2015-16
Class-VIII
S. N
Month
ID
SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE
Name of the
Book
Chapter
No.
Topic
1
March
2
April
23
OXFORD
Ch-1
Introduction to Access 2013
3
June
14
OXFORD
Ch-2
Access 2013: Design View, Queries, Forms and Reports
4
July
24
OXFORD
Ch-3
Lists and images in HTML 5
Ch-4
Tables, Links, and Frames in HTML 5
Ch-9
Introduction to Dreamweaver CS 3
5
August
23
OXFORD
6
Septem
ber
13
OXFORD
7
October
18
OXFORD
Ch-10
Images & Framesets in Dreamweaver CS3
8
Novem
ber
18
OXFORD
Ch-7
Introduction to Photoshop
9
Decemb
er
24
OXFORD
Ch-8
Tools used in Photoshop
Ch-5
Audacity
Ch-10
Lightworks
10
January
20
OXFORD
11
Februar
y
24
OXFORD
12
March
01
OXFORD
Revision and Assessment
Revision and Assessment
Books for Reference: KEYBOARD Computer Science
Name of Assessment
Syllabus
SA -I
Ch-01 to Ch-04 and Ch-9
SA -II
Ch-05 to Ch-8 and ch-10