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(2017-18) Class- VIII Syllabus of English LITERATURE: Prose- Ch SECOND TERMINAL SYLLABUS (OCTOBER TO MARCH) (2017-18) Class- VIII Syllabus of English LITERATURE: Prose- Ch-04 Set our children free Ch-06 After twenty years Ch-10 My dearest Lizzy Ch-13 The Shoemaker Ch-15 Scout shows the way Ch-16 Fire Ch-18 Macbeth Ch-20 India’s heroes Poetry- Ch-05 I remember, I remember Ch-07 Break, Break, Break Ch-12 Lines to an Indian air Ch-14 Lines written in early spring Ch-17 A grain of sand Ch-19 If GRAMMAR: Ch-02 Verbs – Expressing the Present Ch-03 Verbs – Expressing the Past Ch-04 Verbs – Expressing the Future Ch-09 Active and Passive Voice Ch-10 Comparisons Ch-11 Adverbs and Degree of Comparison Ch-12 Prepositions Ch-13 Conjunctions Ch-14 Phrases and Clauses (Pg-159 to 167) Ch-15 Relative Clauses Ch-17 Direct and Indirect Speech Ch-18 Punctuation and Capital letters WRITING: 1. Letter writing [ Formal (Complaining ) & Informal ] 2. Essay writing 3. Message writing 4. Diary entry SUB: Science Chapters – 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 30% syllabus of First Term Chapter 3 (Synthetic fibres and plastics) Chapter 5 (Combustion and flame) Chapter 7 (The cell) SUBJECT : COMPUTER Name of the Text book: Linux IT Planet 1) BLUEFISH 2) E-COMMERCE 3) GIMP IMAGE EDITOR 4) INKSCAPE 5) COMPUTER VIRUS AND SECURITY RISK MONTH NAME OF SUB. TOPIC LAB ACTIVITY THE TOPIC OCTOBER BLUEFISH Introduction Start Bluefish Bluefish Editor and Workspace Make Horizontal rule webpages Links using HTML. NOVEMBER E- E-COMMERCE SEARCH THE COMMERCE BUSINESS MODEL INFORMATIO ADVANTAGES N ABOUT THE E-RETAILING DIFFERTENT E COMMERCE WEBSITE. DECEMBER GIMP IMAGE STARTING GIMP Create many EDITOR GIMP WORKSPACE types of image LAYERS IN GIMP editing FILTERS IN GIMP practicals. JANUARY INKSCAPE INKSCPAE CREATE INTERFACE DIFFERENT DRAWING SHAPES TYPES OF SELECTING FILL PRACTICALS COLOURS ON SHAPES. PARAGRAPH TEXT FEBRUARY COMPUTER COMPUTER SEARCH VIRUS AND SECURITY RISK INFORMATION SECURITY COMPUTER VIRUS ABOUT THE RISK VIRUS DIFFERENT PREVENTION TYPES OF VIRUS FROM INTERNET St Andrews Scots School CLASS 8 Maths TERM 2 SYLLABUS Ch-2 Linear Equations. Ch-4 Practical Geometry. Ch-5 Data Handling. Ch-6 Square and Square Roots. Ch-8 Comparing Quantities. Ch-9 Algebraic Expressions and Identities. Ch-11 Mensuration. Ch-13 Direct and Inverse Proportion. Ch-14 Factorisation. Ch-15 Introduction to Graphs. Ch-16 Playing with Numbers. ST. ANDREWS SCOTS SR. SEC. SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS VIII II TERM SYLLABUS GEOGRAPHY HISTORY CIVICS DISASTER ACTIVITIES MANAGEMENT Chapter 3 – Natural Chapter 8- Chapter 3- Our What is a MAP WORK vegetation and Education and Fundamental Rights disaster? pg. no 48 (fig 5.14) India: Wildlife British Rule and Duties. Hazards Major crops (Rice, wheat, coffee) Natural Disaster pg. no 57 (fig 6.3) India: Chapter 6- The Earthquake Major Argo-Forest based judiciary s Chapter 5 – Chapter 9- Industries (Textile, Agriculture Women, Cast and Floods Paper.) Reform Man Made pg. no 58 (fig 6.4) India: Disaster Major mineral based and Chapter 6 – Chapter 7- Role of engineering industries Industry(objective) Chapter 10- Police and courts Fire (Iron and Steel, Oil Changes in Art and Refining, Chemical Industrial Architecture Cement) Chapter 7- Human Chapter 8-Marganilised and Resources group and Social Nuclear pg. no. 115 Important Justice (objective) Accidents centers of National Movement (Amritsar, Disaster Chapter 11- Rise Delhi, Lahore, Surat , preparedness and of Indian Aligarh , Lucknow , management Nationalism(object Kanpur , Allahabad , ive) Chapter 9-Public Ahmadabad , Kheda , facilities and social Porbander , Bombay , justice Pune , Dandi , Chapter 12- Champaran) National Movement- Chapter 10- Laws and Fulfilment public welfare POSTERS Chapter 13- India after Independence pg. no 32 (fig 6.1) Pyramidal Structure of Judiciary Poster on any topic of Social Justice. ST. ANDREWS SCOTS SR. SEC. SCHOOL HINDI CLASS VIII II TERM SYLLABUS ` ST. ANDREWS SCOTS SR. SEC. SCHOOL SANSKRIT CLASS VIII II TERM SYLLABUS .
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