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List of Books Prescribed for Various Grades LIST OF BOOKS PRESCRIBED FOR VARIOUS GRADES GRADE SUBJECT TITLE AUTHOR PUBLISHER GEMS: LEARN THE GOYAL BROTHERS KG1 LITERACY ALPHABET (STAGE- PRAKASHAN 1) BEGIN WITH Som Sudha KG1 LITERACY Rohini Malhotra PATTERNS Prakashan GEMS : Learn to GOYAL BROTHERS KG 1 Numeracy Count (STAGE- 1) PRAKASHAN SAFA RAZAK,SHIPRA Active Teach Tiny VARMA,SAPNA Talents Senior KG AGARWAL,SHALINI KG 2 LITERACY (NUMERACY,LITERA Pearson MATHUR,SATINDER CY AND GENERAL KAUR,TARA AWARENESS) CHADDHA MALAYALA Grade 1 MALAYALAM D C Books, Kottayam PADAVALI BOOK-1 NEW OXFORD Grade 1 MATHEMATICS ENJOYING Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press MATHEMATICS- 1 NEW OXFORD ENJOYING Grade 1 MATHEMATICS Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press MATHEMATICS PRACTICE BK- 1 VITAN HINDI PATHMALA- MADHUBUN Grade 1 HINDI PRAVESHIKA (TEXT EDUCATIONAL BOOKS CUM WORKBOOK CANVAS- MY BIG BK GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 1 ART & CRAFT OF DRAWING & PRAKASHAN COLOURING BK- 1 EXPANDED Grade 1 SCIENCE UNIVERSAL SCIENCE Natasha Mehta Pearson BOOK- 1 MORAL SCIENCE/ MY BOOK OF LIFE Prof. (Dr) Shalini Verma GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 1 EDUCATION/ SKILL WITH VALUES & Ratheesh Anand PRAKASHAN INSTRUCTION BOOK- 1 NEW IMAGES(ACTIVE TEACH) A GRADE 1 ENGLISH COMPREHENSIVE PEARSON PUBLICATION COURSE IN ENGLISH- COURSE BOOK (NEXT) LIST OF BOOKS PRESCRIBED FOR VARIOUS GRADES PEARSON PUBLICATION NEW LEARNER`S GRAMMAR & Grade 1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION BOOK- 1 MALAYALA Grade 2 MALAYALAM D C Books, Kottayam PADAVALI BOOK-2 NEW OXFORD Grade 2 MATHEMATICS ENJOYING Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press MATHEMATICS- 2 NEW OXFORD ENJOYING Grade 2 MATHEMATICS Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press MATHEMATICS PRACTICE BK- 2 CANVAS- MY BIG BK GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 2 ART & CRAFT OF DRAWING & PRAKASHAN COLOURING BK- 2 EXPANDED Grade 2 SCIENCE UNIVERSAL SCIENCE Natasha Mehta Pearson BOOK- 2 GARIMA HINDI MADHUBUN Grade 2 HINDI RAMA GUPTA PATHMALA BOOK- 1 EDUCATIONAL BOOKS MORAL SCIENCE/ MY BOOK OF LIFE Prof. (Dr) Shalini Verma GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 2 EDUCATION/ SKILL WITH VALUES & Ratheesh Anand PRAKASHAN INSTRUCTION BOOK- 2 NEW IMAGES(ACTIVE TEACH) A COMPREHENSIVE GRADE 2 ENGLISH COURSE IN PEARSON PUBLICATION ENGLISH- COURSE BOOK (NEXT) PEARSON PUBLICATION NEW LEARNER`S GRAMMAR & Grade 2 ENGLISH COMPOSITION BOOK- 2 MALAYALA Grade 3 MALAYALAM D C Books, Kottayam PADAVALI BOOK-3 NEW OXFORD Grade 3 MATHEMATICS ENJOYING Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press MATHEMATICS- 3 NEW OXFORD Grade 3 MATHEMATICS Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press ENJOYING LIST OF BOOKS PRESCRIBED FOR VARIOUS GRADES MATHEMATICS PRACTICE BK- 3 CANVAS- MY BIG BK GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 3 ART & CRAFT OF DRAWING & PRAKASHAN COLOURING BK- 3 EXPANDED Grade 3 SCIENCE UNIVERSAL SCIENCE Natasha Mehta Pearson BOOK- 3 GARIMA HINDI MADHUBUN Grade 3 HINDI RAMA GUPTA PATHMALA BOOK- 2 EDUCATIONAL BOOKS MORAL SCIENCE/ MY BOOK OF LIFE Shalini Verma /Ratheesh GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 3 EDUCATION/ SKILL WITH VALUES Anand PRAKASHAN INSTRUCTION BOOK- 3 NEW IMAGES(ACTIVE TEACH) A COMPREHENSIVE GRADE 3 ENGLISH COURSE IN PEARSON PUBLICATION ENGLISH- COURSE BOOK (NEXT) PEARSON PUBLICATION NEW LEARNER`S GRAMMAR & Grade 3 ENGLISH COMPOSITION BOOK- 3 CANVAS- MY BIG BK GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 4 ART & CRAFT OF DRAWING & PRAKASHAN COLOURING BK- 4 MALAYALA Grade 4 MALAYALAM D C Books, Kottayam PADAVALI BOOK-4 NEW OXFORD Grade 4 MATHEMATICS ENJOYING Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press MATHEMATICS- 4 NEW OXFORD ENJOYING Grade 4 MATHEMATICS Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press MATHEMATICS PRACTICE BK- 4 EXPANDED Grade 4 SCIENCE UNIVERSAL SCIENCE Natasha Mehta Pearson BOOK- 4 GARIMA HINDI MADHUBUN Grade 4 HINDI Virendra Jain PATHMALA BOOK- 3 EDUCATIONAL BOOKS MORAL SCIENCE/ MY BOOK OF LIFE Shalini Verma /Ratheesh GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 4 EDUCATION/ SKILL WITH VALUES Anand PRAKASHAN INSTRUCTION BOOK- 4 LIST OF BOOKS PRESCRIBED FOR VARIOUS GRADES NEW IMAGES(ACTIVE TEACH) A COMPREHENSIVE GRADE 4 ENGLISH COURSE IN PEARSON PUBLICATION ENGLISH- COURSE BOOK (NEXT) PEARSON PUBLICATION NEW LEARNER`S GRAMMAR & Grade 4 ENGLISH COMPOSITION BOOK- 4 APPRENONS LE Simran Batra & Mahitha Saraswati house Pvt Ltd Grade 5 French FRANCIES ACTIVITY Ranjit BOOK PART-2 APPRENONS LE Grade 5 FRENCH FRANCIES PART-2/ Cahier d'exercices -2 GARIMA HINDI MADHUBUN Grade 5 HINDI Virendra Jain PATHMALA BOOK- 4 EDUCATIONAL BOOKS NEW OXFORD ENJOYING MATHEMATICS - 5 Grade 5 Mathematics and NEW OXFORD Aashalata Badami Oxford University Press ENJOYING MATHEMATICS PRACTICE BK -5 Kerala Padavali Grade 5 MALAYALAM D C Books, Kottayam Malayalam 5 NAVEEN HINDI Kavitha Basu , GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 5 HINDI VYAKARAN TATHA Dr.D.V.Singh PRAKASHAN RACHNA-5 EXPANDED Grade 5 SCIENCE UNIVERSAL SCIENCE Natasha Mehta Pearson BOOK- 5 Getting Ahead in Social Studies( ABHA Grade 5 SOCIAL SCIENCE SAHGAL,SUSHMITA Orient Blackswan Pvt Ltd Revised and MALIK Updated) MORAL SCIENCE/ MY BOOK OF LIFE Prof. ( Dr. ) Shalini Verma GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 5 EDUCATION/ SKILL WITH VALUES & Reetesh Anand PRAKASHAN INSTRUCTION BOOK- 5 NEW IMAGES(ACTIVE GRADE 5 ENGLISH PEARSON PUBLICATION TEACH) A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF BOOKS PRESCRIBED FOR VARIOUS GRADES COURSE IN ENGLISH- COURSE BOOK (NEXT) PEARSON PUBLICATION NEW LEARNER`S GRAMMAR & Grade 5 ENGLISH SANGHITA SEN Oxford University Press COMPOSITION BOOK- 5 APPRENONS LE Simran Batra & Mahitha Saraswati house Pvt Ltd Grade 6 French FRANCIES ACTIVITY Ranjit BOOK PART-3 APPRENONS LE Grade 6 FRENCH FRANCIES Cahier d'exercices PART-3 Kerala Padavali Grade 6 Malayalam D C Books, Kottayam Malayalam 6 NAVEEN HINDI Kavitha Basu , GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 6 HINDI VYAKARAN TATHA Dr.D.V.Singh PRAKASHAN RACHNA-6 GARIMA HINDI MADHUBUN Grade 6 HINDI Dr. Pradeep Jain PATHMALA BOOK- 5 EDUCATIONAL BOOKS NEW IMAGES(ACTIVE TEACH) A GRADE 6 ENGLISH COMPREHENSIVE Pearson ENGLISH COURSE (NEXT) PEARSON PUBLICATION LEARNER`S Grade 6 ENGLISH GRAMMAR & COMPOSITION- 6 MATHEMATICS Grade 6 MATHEMATICS NCERT TEXTBOOK FOR VI GETTING AHEAD IN Vijaya Sridharan, Grade 6 SOCIAL SCIENCE Hemalatha Seshadri, Orient Blackswan Pvt Ltd SOCIAL SCIENCE-6 Mahalakshmi Ramjee DIAMOND ATLAS Grade 6 SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORICAL & Sudatta Bhattacharjee Saraswati house Pvt Ltd GEOGRAPHICAL- 6 EXPANDED Anita Sood,Anupama Grade 6 SCIENCE UNIVERSAL SCIENCE Bhandari,Madhabi Pearson BOOK- 6 Bose,Shelly Wadhwa MORAL SCIENCE/ MY BOOK OF LIFE Prof. ( Dr. ) Shalini Verma GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 6 EDUCATION/ SKILL WITH VALUES & Reetesh Anand PRAKASHAN INSTRUCTION BOOK- 6 LIST OF BOOKS PRESCRIBED FOR VARIOUS GRADES APPRENONS LE Simran Batra & Mahitha Saraswati house Pvt Ltd Grade 7 French FRANCIES ACTIVITY Ranjit BOOK PART-4 APPRENONS LE Grade 7 FRENCH FRANCAIS Cahier d'exercices part 4 Kerala Padavali Grade 7 Malayalam D C Books, Kottayam Malayalam 7 GARIMA HINDI Grade 7 HINDI PATHMALA BOOK- 6 NEW IMAGES(ACTIVE TEACH) A GRADE 7 ENGLISH COMPREHENSIVE Pearson ENGLISH COURSE (NEXT) PEARSON PUBLICATION LEARNER`S Grade 7 ENGLISH GRAMMAR & COMPOSITION- 7 NAVEEN HINDI Kavitha Basu , GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 7 HINDI VYAKARAN TATHA Dr.D.V.Singh PRAKASHAN RACHNA-7 MATHEMATICS Grade 7 MATHEMATICS NCERT TEXTBOOK FOR VII GETTING AHEAD IN Vijaya Sridharan, Grade 7 SOCIAL SCIENCE Hemalatha Seshadri, Orient Blackswan Pvt Ltd SOCIAL SCIENCE-7 Mahalakshmi Ramjee DIAMOND ATLAS Grade 7 SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORICAL & Sudatta Bhattacharjee Saraswati house Pvt Ltd GEOGRAPHICAL- 7 EXPANDED Anita Sood,Anupama Grade 7 SCIENCE UNIVERSAL SCIENCE Bhandari,Madhabi Pearson BOOK- 7 Bose,Shelly Wadhwa MORAL SCIENCE/ MY BOOK OF LIFE Prof. ( Dr. ) Shalini Verma GOYAL BROTHERS Grade 7 EDUCATION/ SKILL WITH VALUES & Reetesh Anand PRAKASHAN INSTRUCTION BOOK- 7 ESPRIT METHODE Langers International Grade 8 FRENCH Meenal Tiwari DE FRANCAIS- 3 Pvt. 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