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Syllabi for Class–7 / 2021 – 2022 / Pg. 1

, Knowledge Park Syllabi for Class – VII

Session : 2021 – 2022

First Term : Number of working days = 123 Second Term : Number of working days = 138

ENGLISH Recommended Books :- 1. Magic Lantern (Course book) – 7 2. Essentials of English Grammar and Composition – 7 (Sultan Chand) 3. English Practice Worksheets – 7 (Optima) G. Ram Books (P) Ltd.

Term – I ( Half Yearly )

April + May : Literature : Chapter 1 : The Open Window (Prose) Chapter 5 : The Gresford Disaster (Poetry) Grammar : Chapter 6 : Verbs Chapter 7 : Verb : Expressing the Present Chapter 8 : Verb : Expressing the Past Writing Skill : 1. Letter Writing (Formal) 2. Paragraph Writing Practice worksheets : 1. Unseen Passage (any two) 2. Writing and Grammar (according to the topic taught in the class)

June + July : Literature : Chapter 3 : The Pied Piper of Hamelin (Poetry) Chapter 8 : The Ways of the Jungle (Prose) Grammar : Chapter 12 : Verbs : Active and Passive Voice Writing Skill : 3. Story Writing Practice worksheets : 1. Unseen Passage (any two) 2. Writing and Grammar (according to the topic taught in the class) August + September : Literature : Chapter 3 : Three Questions (Prose) Chapter 7 : If only I were (Poetry) Grammar : Chapter 15 : Conjunctions Practice :– Integrated grammar – Editing, Omission, Rearranging jumbled up words and phrases. Writing Skill : 4. Notice Writing Practice worksheet : 1. Unseen Passage (any one) 2. Writing and Grammar (according to the topic taught in the class) 3. Creative writing will be done from practice worksheets. Note :- Exercise of Course Book – (i) Q. No. 'A' and 'B' will be done in notebook and Q. No. 'C' class discussion (If any) (ii) Listening/Speaking – Classroom Activity (iii) Rest of the questions will be done in book.

Syllabus for Periodic Test – I (July)

Section A : Comprehension Section B : Writing and Grammar 1. Letter Writing (Formal) 2. Paragraph Writing 3. Verbs


4. Verbs : Expressing the Present 5. Verbs : Expressing the Past Section C : Literature Chapter 1 : The Open Window (Prose) Chapter 2 : The Gresford Disaster (Poetry) Holiday Homework : Learn from Grammar Book Chapter 22 : Words often confused Chapter 23 : Words followed by appropriate prepositions Chapter 24 : Synonyms and Antonyms

Term – II ( Annual )

October + November : Literature : Chapter 7 : My School Days (Prose) Chapter 8 : The Tyger (Poetry) Grammar : Chapter 10 : Verbs – Modals Chapter 14 : Prepositions Chapter 18 : Clause – Adjective clause Writing Skill : 5. Letter Writing (Informal) 6. Diary Entry Practice worksheets : 1. Unseen Passage (any two) 2. Writing and Grammar (according to the topic taught in the class) December + January : Literature : Chapter 11 : Malala – The girl who spoke out (Prose) Chapter 10 : India's Pride (Poetry) Chapter 12 : An Irish Airman Foresees His Death (Poetry) Grammar : Chapter 16 : Direct and Indirect speech Chapter 19 : Sentence – Simple, Compound and Complex Writing Skill : 7. Article Writing 8. Bio-Sketch Practice worksheets : 1. Unseen Passage (any two) 2. Writing and Grammar (according to the topic taught in the class) February : Literature : Revision Grammar : Revision Writing skill : Revision Practice worksheets : 1. Unseen Passage (any one) 2. Revision Creative writing : will be done from practice worksheets.

Syllabus for Periodic Test – II (December)

Section A : Reading (Comprehension) Section B : Writing and Grammar 1. Letter Writing (Informal) 2. Diary Entry 3. Verbs – Modals 4. Preposition Section C : Literature Chapter 7 : My School Days (Prose) Chapter 8 : The Tyger (Poetry)

Note :- Active and Passive Voice, Conjunction and Verb will be added in Annual Exam.


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MATHEMATICS Text Books :- (1) Mathematics for Class-7 by R. S. Aggarwal (Bharti Bhawan Pub.) (2) Mathematics (NCERT) (3) Mathematics Lab Manual – Blue Print Education


Months Chapters Name Exercise Included No. of Periods

Required

April

to

May

1. Integers Ex. 1A, 1B, 1C 12

2. Fractions Ex. 2A, 2B, 2C 12

3. Decimals Ex. 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D 14

Activity No. 3

To represent the following products of decimal numbers on a squared paper by drawing horizontal and vertical lines and shading.

A. 0.3 × 0.7 B. 0.4 × 0.8

June

to

July

7. Linear equations in one variable

Ex. 7A, 7B (upto Q. No. 15) 10

8. Ratio and Proportion Ex. 8A, 8B 9

10. Percentage Ex. 10A 10

Activity No. 5 To verify that if two lines intersect each other at a point then each pair of vertically opposite angles are equal, by paper cutting and pasting.

August

12. Simple Interest Ex. 12A 5

13. Lines and Angles Ex. 13 5

14. Properties of Parallel Lines Ex. 14 5

15. Properties of Triangles Ex. 15A, 15B, 15C, 15D 14

Activity No. 9 To verify that the sum of all interior angles of a triangle is 1800 by paper cutting and pasting.

Sept. 16. Congruence Ex. 16 5

REVISION

P.T.-1 syllabus :- Ch. 1 – Integers, Ch. 2 – Fractions, Ch. 3 – Decimals


Months Chapters Name Exercise Included No. of Periods

Required

Oct.

to

Nov.

4. Rational Numbers Ex. 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E, 4F 22

5. Exponents Ex. 5A, 5B 8

6. Algebraic Expressions Ex. 6A, 6B, 6C only 14

17. Constructions Ex. 17A, 17B 8

18. Reflection and Rotational Symmetry

Ex. 18A, 18B 8


Dec.

19. Three – Dimensional Shapes

Ex. 19 4

20. Mensuration Ex. 20A, 20B, 20C, 20D (upto Q. No. 9), 20E (upto Q. No. 10), 20F (upto Q. No. 12)

24

Activity No. 11 To verify Pythagoras theorem using a grid paper, by shading.

Jan.

to

Feb.

21. Collection and Organisation of Data

Ex. 21A (upto Q. No. 10), 21B (upto Q. No. 7), 21C (Q. No. 1 & 2)

8

22. Bar Graphs Ex. 22 5

Activity No. 18 To compare the given data through a bar graph using paper cutting and pasting.

REVISION

P.T.-2 syllabus :- Ch. 4 – Rational Numbers, Ch. 5 – Exponents, Ch. 6 – Algebraic Expressions Note :- Half yearly chapters to be included in Annual examination. :- Ch. 1 – Integers, Ch. 10 – Percentage (Ex. 10A), Ch. 16 – Congruence

PHYSICS

Book :- 1. Living Science – 7 (Ratna Sagar) 2. Language of Chemistry

Term – I (Half Yearly)

April Chapter 5 – Heat and its Effects Numericals based on conversion of Celsius to Fahrenheit and vice versa. May + June Chapter 6 – Flow of Heat Activity 1 – To show flow of heat through a metal rod by the process of conduction. Activity 2 – To show convection currents in water. Activity 3 – To show that water is bad conductor of heat. Fig. 6.8 and 6.11 July Chapter 14 – Motion and Time Activity 4 – To find out the time period of simple pendulum. August Chapter 15 – Wind, Storm and Cyclones Activity 5 – To show air expands on heating and contracts on cooling. September Revision and Half Yearly Exam. P.T. 1 – Heat and its Effects

Half Yearly – Heat and its Effects, Flow of Heat, Motion and Time, Wind, Storms and Cyclones. Activity 1 – 5

Term – II (Annual)

Oct. + Nov. Chapter 16 – Light Activity 6 – To study the dispersion of white light by a prism.


Activity 7 – To study the nature of image formed by a concave mirror and determine its focal length.

Fig. 16.14 (a and b), 16.15 (a and b), Ray diagram Fig. 16.20 (a and b) December Chapter 17 – Electric Current and Its Effects Activity 8 – A current carrying solenoid produces a magnetic effect. Activity 9 – To study the heating effect of current. January Chapter 18 – Water : A Natural Resource P.T. 2 – Chapter 16 – Light Activity 6 & 7 February Revision + Annual Exam Annual Exam – Light, Electric Current and its Effects, Water.

CHEMISTRY


April + May Chapter 4 – Animal Fibres Activity 1 – To study the effect of heat on plant fibre and animal fibre. (Cotton, Jute, Silk, Wool) Language of Chemistry – (1) Table 1, Ch. 2 (To learn symbol of elements & their valency) (2) Definitions – Element, Compound, Atom, Symbol, Molecule, Formula and Valency,

Name of elements and method of writing their symbols. June + July Chapter 3 – Structure of Matter Fig. 3.2 – Table 3.5, 3.6, 3.8, 3.9 August Chapter 8 – Physical and Chemical changes Activity 2 – To show displacement reaction between copper and iron. Activity 3 – To prepare magnesium hydroxide in the laboratory and test the nature of

the substance. September Revision + Half Yearly Exam. P.T. 1 – Animal Fibre, Activity 1, Table 1 Define and formula of compounds (Language of Chemistry) Half Yearly – Animal Fibre, Structure of matter, Physical and Chemical change,

Language of Chemistry (Definitions and Table 1), Activity 1, 2 and 3.

Term – II (Annual) October Chapter 7 – Acids, Bases and Salts Activity 4 – Testing of Acids, Bases and Salts by using litmus paper (Blue / Red),

China rose solution and phenolphthalein indicator. Activity 5 – To study a neutralisation reaction Table – 7.1, 7.2, 7.3 November Chapter 10 – Soil Activity 6 – To study water absorbing capacity of soil. Fig. 10.1, 10.2 Language of Chemistry – method of writing formula by criss-cross method. Page No. 15


December Chapter 9 – Weather, Climate and Adaptation January Chapter 20 – Waste Water Management P.T. 2 – Acids, Bases and Salts Table 7.1, 7.2 February Revision + Annual Exam. Annual Exam – Ch. Acids, Bases and Salts, Waste water management, Soil, Weather,

Climate and Adaptation. Activity 4, 5, 6.

BIOLOGY


April + May Chapter 1 – Nutrition in Plants Activity 1 – To show that light is necessary for photosynthesis. Activity 2 – To show that CO2 is necessary for photosynthesis. Fig. – 1.1 (a and c) and 1.7 June + July Chapter 2 – Nutrition in Animals Activity 3 – To test protein in food item. Fig. – 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.6 and 2.7 August Chapter 12 – Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals Activity 4 – To study the process of transpiration by leaves. Activity 5 – Xylem conducts water in plants. Fig. – 12.1, 12.8, 12.9, 12.13 September Revision + Half Yearly Exam. Syllabus for P.T. 1 – Nutrition in Plants, Activity 1 and 2 Activity 1 to 5 Half Yearly – Nutrition in Plants, Nutrition in Animals, Transportation of Materials in

Plants and Animals, Activity 1 to 5

Term – II (Annual) October Chapter 11 – Respiration Activity 6 – To demonstrate that exhaled air contains carbon dioxide. Fig. – 11.5, 11.7 and 11.8 November Chapter 13 – Reproduction in Plants Activity 7 – To show vegetative propagation in plants – tuber, rhizome, bulb and leaf. Activity 8 – To study different parts of flower (China rose). Fig. – 13.1, 13.2 and 13.12 Hot Q. omitted Q. 4 Dec. + Jan. Chapter 19 – Out Forests Fig. – To draw a food chain and food web. Syllabus for P.T. 2 : Chapter 11 – Respiration and Activity 6 February Revision + Annual Exam. Syllabus for Annual Exam – Respiration, Reproduction in Plants, Our Forests Activity 6 to 8


HISTORY Book :- Integrated Social Science (Ratna Sagar)


Month Chapters April 1. The Medieval World April & May 2. The Regional Kingdom – 1

Map work :- 1. On an outline map of India, mark and label the regions ruled by the different

dynasties (any five). In North, Central and South India during the Early Medieval Period.

June & July 3. The Sultanate Period August 4. The Great Mughals

Map work :- 2. On an outline map of India, mark and label Delhi, Agra, Mewar, Malwa,

Ahmadnagar, Fatehpur Sikri, Jaunpur, Ajmer, Ujjain, Devagiri (Daulatabad), Gulbarga, Kanauj, Gwalior.

Periodic Test – I Chapters :- 1. The Medieval World 2. The Regional Kingdoms Map work – 1

Half Yearly Examination Chapters :- 1. The Medieval World 2. The Regional Kingdoms – 1 3. The Sultanate Period 4. The Great Mughals Map work 1 and 2


Month Chapters October : 8. Tribal Communities Map work :- 3. On an outline map of India, shade the regions inhabited by the tribal

communities that lived in Medieval India. Gonds, Ahoms, Mundas, Santhals, Nagas

November : 9. Religious Beliefs 10. The Flowering of Regional Cultures Map work :- 4. On an outline map of India, mark and label the centres of (states) famous

dance forms like Kathak, Kuchipudi, Bharatnatyam, Mohiniattam, Kathakali, Odissi and Manipuri.

January : 11. Political Formations in the Eighteenth Century Map work :- 5. On an outline map of India, mark and label the Histroric battles, Battle of

Plassey, Battle of Buxar, Third Battle of Panipat, Capital city of Independent Kingdoms – Awadh, Bengal, Hyderabad.

Periodic Test – II Chapters :- 8. Tribal Communities 9. Religious Beliefs Map work – 3 Annual Examination


Chapters :- 8. Tribal Communities 9. Religious Beliefs 10. The Flowering of Regional Cultures 11. Political Formations in Eighteenth Century Map work 3, 4 and 5

Candid Map Skill Book (Evergreen)

Month Page No.

April + May 38, 39, 40, 41 June 42, 43, 44

July 45, 48, 49 August 50, 51, 52, 53

Dusshera Vacation 46, 47 Diwali Vacation 54, 55

CIVICS

Book :- Integrated Social Science (Ratna Sagar)


Chapters : 1. Democracy (April) 2. Pillars of Democracy (April + May) 3. State Government (June + July) 4. Media and Democracy (August) Periodic Test - I

Chapters : 1. Democracy 2. Pillars of Democracy


Chapters : 6. Advertising (Oct.) 7. Market around us (Nov.) 8. Role of Gender (Dec.) 9. India and Democracy (Jan.) Periodic Test – II

Chapters : 6. Advertising 7. Market around us

GEOGRAPHY

Book : Integrated Social Science (Ratna Sagar)


Months Chapters

April 1. Our Environment Map Work – Oceans and continents 2. Inside our Earth


Diagrams – (a) Layers of the earth (fig. 2.1) (b) Rock cycle (fig. 2.3) May + June 3. The Changing Earth Map Work – Volcanoes – Mt. Vesuvius, Mt. Fujiyama, Mt. Kilimanjaro Mt. Etna and Mt. Stromboli Diagrams – (a) Components of a Volcano (fig. 3.3) (b) Location of focus and epicenter (fig. 3.4) July 4. Major Landforms Map Work – States and their capitals 5. Composition and structure of the atmosphere Diagrams –

(a) Composition of air (fig. 5.2) (b) Distribution of temperature in the atmosphere (fig. 5.4)

August 6. Weather and Climate Diagrams –

(a) Heat zones (fig. 6.3) (b) Pressure and wind belts of the world (fig. 6.6) (c) Sea breeze (fig. 6.8) (d) Land breeze (fig. 6.9) (e) Three states of water (fig. 6.10) (f) Convectional rainfall (fig. 6.11) (g) Orographic rainfall (fig. 6.12) (h) Cyclonic rainfall (fig. 6.13)

September Revision

Periodic Test – I 1. Our Environment 2. Inside our Earth 3. The Changing Earth Note :- Maps and diagrams of the above chapters an included.


Months Chapters October 7. Water

Map Work – Ocean currents – North Atlantic Drift, Peru, Kuroshio, Oyashio, Gulf Stream, Benguela and Labrador.

Diagrams – (a) Water cycle (fig. 7.1) (b) Formation of spring tide and neap tide (fig. 7.3)

November 8. Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Map Work – Tropical evergreen forest, Tropical Deciduous, Mediterranean forests 9. Human Environment Diagram – Types of settlements (fig. 9.1)

December 10. Life in the Tropical and Subtropical Regions. Map Work – River basin – The Amazon basin, The Ganga Brahmaputra basin. 11. Life in the Temperate Grasslands. Map Work – The Prairies & the Veld, Grasslands.

January 12. Life in the Desert Map Work – Deserts – The sahara and the Ladakh


Periodic Test – II 7. Water 8. Natural Vegetation and Wildlife 9. Human Environment Note :- Maps and diagrams of the above chapters are included. Note :- Addition in Annual Exam.

1. The State Government (Civics) 2. Our Environment (Geography) 3. Map work Geography/History (P.T. – I)

Candid Map Skill Book (Evergreen)

Month Page No. April + May 4, 6, 8, 16

June 18 July 24

October + November 26, 28, 30

December + January 20, 22 Dusshera Vacation 9, 10

Diwali Vacation 12, 14

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COMPUTER SCIENCE

Book – Cyber Tools by KIPS

COURSE – TERM I

Month Name

Chapters School Work No. of Minimum

Periods Lab

Work

April

& May

1. Number System

Brain Developer

Section A

Section B

4 Activity

Section

2. Using Excel As A Database

Brain Developer

Section A Section B

6 Activity

Section

June, July &

August

3. Advanced Features of Excel

Explanation

In the Lab 4

Activity

Section

4. Log on to Animate CC Brain Developer

Section A Section B

6 Activity Section

5. Working with Layers

Brain Developer

Section A

Section B

6 Activity

Section

September

Practical Exams – 2. Using Excel As A Database 4. Log on to Animate CC


Revision & HY Examination

Test & Examination – Term I

Periodic Test – I Half – Yearly Examination

1. Number System

2. Using Excel As A Database

1. Number System

2. Using Excel As A Database 4. Log on to Animate CC


COURSE – TERM II

Month Name

Chapters School Work No. of Minimum

Periods Lab

Work

October &

November

6. More on Python Brain Developer Section A Section B

7 Activity Section

7. Introduction to HTML 5 Brain Developer Section A Section B

6 Activity Section

December &

January

8. More on CSS3 Brain Developer Section A Section B

5 Activity Section

9. Cyber Tools Explanation In the Lab

5 Activity Section

10. Cyber Threats & Security

Brain Developer Section A Section B

4 Activity Section


February &

March

Practical Exams – 6. More on Python 7. Introduction to HTML 5 Revision & Annual Examination

Test & Examination – Term II

Periodic Test – II Annual Examination

6. More on Python 7. Introduction to HTML 5

6. More on Python 7. Introduction to HTML 5 8. More on CSS3 10. Cyber Threats & Security

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

Book :- The Knowledge Generation (Book – 7) Publication :- Britannica Learning


Topic :- Our Environment

Page No. – 7, 12, 18, 23, 30

India And The World

Page No. – 8, 13, 19, 24, 31, 34, 35, 40

Science And Technology

Page No. – 9, 14, 26

Arts And Literature

Page No. – 10, 16, 20, 27, 32

Sports And Entertainment

Page No. – 11, 17, 21, 28, 33, 36

Brain Workout

Page No. – 22, 37

Periodic Test – I


Page No. – 7, 12, 18

India And The World

Page No. – 8, 13, 19, 24


Page No. – 9, 14

Arts And Literature

Page No. – 10, 16, 20


Page No. – 11, 17, 21

Brain Workout

Page No. – 22, 37




Page No. – 42, 47, 53, 58

India And The World

Page No. – 43, 48, 49, 54, 60, 65, 68, 72, 73


Page No. – 44, 50, 55, 61

Arts And Literature

Page No. – 45, 51, 56, 62, 66


Page No. – 46, 52, 57, 63, 67, 70

Brain Workout

Page No. – 64, 69

Periodic Test – II


Page No. – 42, 47, 53

India And The World

Page No. – 43, 48, 49, 54, 60


Page No. – 44, 50

Arts And Literature

Page No. – 45, 51, 56


Page No. – 46, 52, 57

Brain Workout

Page No. – 64

DRAWING Book :- Art Redefined – VII Publisher :- Survi Books


Medium – Pencil colour, Poster colour

Topic – Illusion Art, Object Drawing, Dot Drawing, Doodle Art, Fun Art, Warli Art

Craft – Honeybees, Gift bag, Wall hanging, Greeting card


Medium – Sketch pen, Dry pastel, Oil pastel, Water colour, Poster colour

Topic – Landscape, Bird face, Animal face, Negative shading, Wet wash painting, Baby & child drawing, Finger painting

Craft – Paper collage, Ladybugs, Paper flower, Paper bag


MUSIC

Note :- This music curriculum is designed to inculcate an aesthetic feeling in the children.

"Music gives a soul to the universe and wings to the mind"


April to June :

1. English Song – Spirit of ........ God ..... in the ..... clear ...... running water

2. mejmJeleer Jevovee — Jej os JeerCee ..... Jeeefoveer ...... Jej os

3. ØesjCee ieerle — ‘‘nj osMe ceW let ........ nj Yes<e ceW let .......

(Morning assembly)

4. jeie YewjJeer — heefjÛeÙe + mejiece ieerle

(Music class)

July + August :

1. Ûeej leeue — heefjÛeÙe + "en ueÙe

(with hand beats)

2. jeie YewjJeer — Úesše KÙeeue (mLeeF& + Devleje)

3. ieerle — ‘‘njer Yejer JemegvOeje ........ hes ...... veeruee veeruee ....... Ùes ieieve

4. osMeYeefkeäle ieerle — peÙe peÙe Yeejle ........ peve ceve DeefYecele........

September : Revision


October + November :

1. ØeeLe&vee ieerle — De%eeve kesâ DevOesjeW ....... mes ...... nceW %eeve keâer .......

2. heefjYee<ee — Jeeoer, mecJeeoer, DevegJeeoer, efJeJeeoer

3. ‘‘heb0 efJe<Ceg veejeÙeCe YeeleKeC[s’’ (mebieerle ceW Ùeesieoeve)

4. jeie YewjJeer — Deeueehe + leeve

December + January :

1. Christmas Carol – (1) Long time ........ in the Bethlehem

(2) Holy ........ Night

2. ØeeLe&vee ieerle — pÙeesefle legcnejer ...... meleled peuesieer ........

(Morning assembly)

3. ØesjCee ieerle — Deuuee Ùee jece lesje vee Skeâ nw ...... ieerlee kegâjeve «evLe keâe

...... hewieece ..... Skeâ nw ......

4. Yepeve — ceve leÌ[hele njer ...... oMe&ve ..... keâes Deepe

(jeie ceeuekeâeQme hej DeeOeeefjle) ‘‘leerve leeue’’

(Music class)

February : Revision


PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1. Introduction of Sports and Physical Education

2. Sports Nutrition

3. Ground Measurement

4. Olympics

5. Awards

Sports Practical :

1. Chess

2. Kho-Kho

3. P. T.

4. Cricket

5. Football

6. Volleyball

7. Carrom

8. Table Tennis

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