SUBJECT :- ENGLISH                                                  TERM –I SYLLABUS

BOOKS :- VISTAS, FLAMINGO, BBC, NOVEL- THE INVISIBLE MAN

APRIL

·         Flamingo

Chapter- The Last Lesson and Lost Spring

                Poetry-    My Mother at Sixty Six

·         Vistas

Chapter- The Tiger King

Grammar (BBC):

Comprehension, Letter Writing (To editor), Report Writing, Note Making.

Class test: Chapter: The Last Lesson (Textual Q/A Long and Short) and Lost Spring

Poem: My Mother at Sixty Six (Extract Ques Ans.)

Grammar (BBC) - Note Making and report.

Novel: the Invisible Man

Chapter: 1,2,3,4.

MAY

·         Flamingo

Chapter : Deep Water and The Rat Trap

Poetry:     An Elementary School Classroom

·         Vistas

The enemy

Grammar (BBC): Application for Job, Advertisement, Article

Class test: Deep water, The Rat trap (Poem), An Elementary School Classroom

Grammar (BBC): Application for Job, Advertisement

Novel: 5,6,7,8

JUNE

Summer vacations

JULY

·         Flamingo

Chapter: Indigo

Poetry: Keeping Quiet

Grammar (BBC): Comprehension, Factual Description, Business letters and posters.

Novel: 9,10,11,12,13,14

AUGUST

Revision of lessons, BBC, Novel

SEPTEMBER (SA 1 EXAM)

OCTOBER

·         Flamingo

Chapter: Going Places

·         Vistas

Chapter: The enemy, Should Wizard Hit Momy

Grammar (BBC): Note Making, Official Letter, Invitation (Formal and Informal)

Novel: 15,16,17,18

Class Test: Chapters, Grammar (BBC), Novel,

NOVEMBER

·         Vistas

Chapter: On the Face of it, Evan Tries O-Level

 Poetry: A Thing at Beauty

Grammar (BBC): Advertisements, Business Letters

Novel: 19,20,21,22

Class Test: Chapters, Grammar (BBC), Novel

DECEMBER

·         Vistas

Chapter: Memories of Childhood

Poetry: Aunt Jenniter’s Tigers

Grammar (BBC): Report, Description.

Novel: 23,24,25,26,27,28

Class Test: Chapters, Grammar (BBC), Novel

JANUARY and FEBURARY

Revision Tests

SUBJECT :- MATHEMATICS                                  TERM –I SYLLABUS

BOOKS :- NCERT

APRIL

Matrices, Determinants, Continuity, Differentiability

MAY

Application of derivative, Relations, Functions, Inverse Trigonometric Functions

JUNE

Summer vacations

JULY

Integration, Area of Bounded Regions

AUGUST

Linear Programming, Differential Equations

SEPTEMBER

SA 1 EXAM

OCTOBER

Vector, Straight line, Plane, Probability

NOVEMBER

Pending Part of Probability and Revision

DECEMBER

Revision

JANUARY-FEBURARY

Revision

MARCH

SA 2 EXAM

SUBJECT :- Physics                                TERM –I SYLLABUS

BOOKS :- NCERT and CANDID physics (U and me)   PRACTICAL- EVERGREEN

APRIL

1.       Electrostatics

2.       Current Electricity

Experiment: Ohm’s Law

MAY

3.       Dual Nature of Matter

4.       Semi Conductor

5.       E.M Waves

JUNE

Summer Vacation

JULY

6.       Principal Of Communication

7.       Atoms and Molecules

AUGUST

Revision of Term 1 Syllabus

SEPTEMBER (SA 1 EXAMS)

OCTOBER

8.       Optics

9.       Magnetic field and Magnetism

NOVEMBER

10.    E.M.I

DECEMBER

Revision

JANUARY-FEBURARY

Revision of Syllabus

MARCH

SA 2 EXAM

SUBJECT :- CHEMISTRY                                  TERM –I SYLLABUS

BOOKS :- NCERT and PARDEEP’S                    PRACTICAL: EVERGREEN

APRIL

1.       The Solid State

2.       Solution

MAY

3.       Electrochemistry

4.       Chemical Kinetics

6.    General Principle and processes of Isolation of Elements

JUNE

Summer Vacation

JULY

10. Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

15. Polymers

AUGUST

        5. Surface Chemistry

        11. Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

SEPTEMBER

SA 1 EXAM

OCTOBER

7.       P- Block elements

8.       D and F Block elements

9.       Co-ordination Compounds

NOVEMBER

12.    Aldehyde, Ketones and Carboxylic Acid

13.    Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

DECEMBER

14.    Biomolecules

16.    Chemistry in everyday life

JANUARY-FEBURARY

Revision of Syllabus

MARCH

SA 2 EXAM

SUBJECT :- BIOLOGY                               TERM –I SYLLABUS

BOOKS :- NCERT and PRADEEP               PRACTICAL- EVERGREEN

APRIL

        UNIT  I: Reproduction

1.       Reproduction in Organism

2.       Sexual Reproduction in flowering plants

3.       Human Reproduction

4.       Reproductive Health

MAY

       UNIT  II: Genetics and Evolution

5.       Heredity and Variation

6.       Molecular Basis of Inheritance

7.       Evolution

JUNE

Summer Vacation

JULY

       UNIT  III: Biology and Human Welfare

8.       Health and Disease

9.       Improvement in food production

10.    Microbes in Human Welfare

AUGUST

Revision of Term 1 Syllabus

SEPTEMBER (SA 1 EXAMS)

OCTOBER

       UNIT  IV: Biotechnology and its Application

11.    Principles and Process of Biotechnology

12.    Application of Biotechnology in Health and Agriculture

NOVEMBER

       UNIT  V: Ecology and Environment

13.    Organisms and Environment

14.    Ecosystems

15.    Biodiversity and its Conservation

16.    Environmental Issues

DECEMBER

Revision

JANUARY-FEBURARY

Revision of Syllabus

MARCH

SA 2 EXAM

SUBJECT :- PHYSICAL EDUCATION                                    TERM –I SYLLABUS

BOOKS :- S.P

APRIL

1.       Planning in Sports

2.       Adventure sports and leadership Training

MAY

3.       Sports and Nutrition

JUNE

Summer Vacation

JULY

4.       Postures

5.       Children and Sports

AUGUST

6.       Women and Sports

7.       Test and Measurement

SEPTEMBER

8.       Physiology and Sports

9.       Sports and Medicine

OCTOBER

10.    Biomechanics and Sports

NOVEMBER

11.    Psychology and Sports

DECEMBER

12.               Training sports

JANUARY-FEBURARY

Revision of Syllabus

MARCH

SA 2 EXAM

SUBJECT :- Information Practices                                       TERM –I SYLLABUS

BOOKS :- SUMITA ARORA

APRIL

·         I.P

Chapter 1: Networking

Lab Activity: Information about LAN,MAN and WAN

Chapter 2: Open Source

Lab Activity: GNU/ LINUX, Firefox, Open Office, Java, Net Beans, My SQL

MAY

·         I.P

Chapter 3: JAVA GUI Program-Review

Lab Activity: Basic Graphical Controls of JAVA (Swing Controls)

Chapter 4: JAVA-OOP-Program

Lab Activity: How to declare a Class in JAVA?

Test (1): Lesson 1,2,3 (Written/Practical 20 Marks)

JUNE

Holidays Home Work- Make assignment on LAN, MAN, WAN and Learn whole syllabus.

JULY

·         I.P

Chapter 5: Advanced JAVA Program

Lab Activity: Demonstration of String Class and Its methods

Chapter 6: Database Connectivity

Lab Activity: Design of Application in NetBeans

AUGUST

·         I.P

Revision: Lesson 1 to 6

Lab Activity: Revision of all term-I Activities

Test (2): Lesson 4,5,6 (Written/Practical 20 Marks)

SEPTEMBER (SA 1 EXAM)

Term-I Exam. (Lesson 1 to 6) Written/Practical

OCTOBER

·         I.P

Chapter 7: Web Application

Lab Activity: Attributes in <Table> Tag, Forms in HTML etc.

Chapter 8: My SQL Revision

Lab Activity: Database handling in commands in MySQL

NOVEMBER

·         I.P

Chapter 9: My SQL Advanced

Lab Activity: Aggregate Functions and Group

Chapter 10: Database Transaction

Lab Activity: Transaction Control Statements  in MySQL

Test (3): Lesson 7&8 (Written/Practical 20 Marks)

DECEMBER

·         I.P

Chapter 11: IT Applications

Lab Activity: Development inIT Applications

Test (4): Lesson 9&10 (Written/Practical 20 Marks)

JANUARY

Revision Lesson (1 to 6)

Revision Tests (Oral/Written)

FEBURARY

Revision Lesson (7 to 11)

Revision Tests (Oral/Written)

MARCH

Final Exam. (Whole Syllabus, Lesson: 1 to 11^th) Written 70 Marks and Practical 30 Marks