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The word science comes from the Latin “scientia,” meaning knowledge. Science is a systematic enterprise of gathering knowledge about the world, organizing and condensing that knowledge into testable laws and theories. As knowledge has increased, some methods have proved more reliable than others, and in the present scenario, the scientific method is the standard for science.

Objective:

  • Identify the role of different branches of sciences and their implications on society.
  • To test the students’ skills in observation, identification, description, experimental investigation and theoretical explanation of phenomena.
  • To inculcate scientific temper.
  • To create awareness of the contribution of great mathematicians and scientists.
  • To invoke curiosity.

Syllabus:

CLASS I
I. Basic Sciences:
  1. Plants
  2. Animals
  3. Human beings and their needs
  4. Safety rules and good habits
  5. Air and water
  6. Our Environment
  7. Living and Non-living things around us
  8. Food we eat
  9. Clothes we wear
  10. My family and relatives
CLASS II
I. Basic Sciences:
  1. The Living & Non-Living Things
  2. The World of Plants
  3. The Animal World
  4. Body Systems
  5. Sense Organs & Senses
  6. Exploring Materials
  7. Earth and Universe
  8. Encountering the Scientific World in day - to - day life
  9. Food
  10. Water and Air
CLASS III
I. General Awareness:
  1. Our Society
  2. Our Surroundings
  3. The Universe
  4. Animals
  5. Plants
II. Science:
  1. Food
  2. Our Shelter & Clothes
  3. Transportation
  4. Plants
  5. Communication
  6. Air
  7. Water
  8. Soil
CLASS IV

I. General Awareness:
  1. General Awareness
  2. World
  3. India
  4. Transportation
  5. Map
  6. The Universe
II. Science:
  1. Our Body
  2. Food
  3. Animals
  4. Plants
  5. States of Matter
  6. Work, Force & Energy
CLASS V
I. Life Science:
  1. Plants
  2. Animals
  3. Interdependence between Living & Non-Living Things
  4. Human Body System
  5. Food
  6. Health & Disease
II. Human Resources:
  1. Air & Water
  2. Our Clothes
  3. Shelter
  4. Conservation of Natural Resources
  5. Transport & Communication.
CLASS VI
I. Physics:
  1. Motion & Measurement of Distances
  2. Light
  3. Electricity
  4. Fun with magnets
  5. Simple Machines
II. Chemistry:
  1. States of Matter
  2. Fibre to Fabric
  3. Classification of Materials
  4. Techniques of Separation
  5. Physical & Chemical Changes
  6. Water
  7. Air
III. Biology:
  1. Food And its Source
  2. Components of Food
  3. Plants and Their Types
  4. Body Movements
  5. Living Organisms and their Surroundings
  6. Garbage & Their Disposal
CLASS VII
I. Physics:
  1. Heat
  2. Wind and Storm
  3. Motion & Time
  4. Electricity & Its Effects
  5. Light
II. Chemistry:
  1. Fibre to Fabric
  2. Acids
  3. Bases and salts
  4. Physical & Chemical Changes
  5. Water
  6. Soil
III. Biology:
  1. Nutrition in Plants
  2. Nutrition in animals
  3. Weather
  4. Climate & Adaptation of an Animal
  5. Respiration in organisms
  6. Circulation & Excretion
  7. Reproduction in Plants
  8. Forest
CLASS VIII
I. Physics:
  1. Force and Pressure
  2. Friction
  3. Sound
  4. Chemical Effects of Electric Current
  5. Light
  6. The Solar System
  7. Natural Phenomena
  8. Sources of Energy
II. Chemistry:
  1. Synthetic Fibres & Plastic
  2. Metals & Non-Metals
  3. Coal and Petroleum
  4. Combustion and Flame
  5. Pollution of Air
  6. Water & Land
III. Biology:
  1. Crop Production & Management
  2. Micro Organisms
  3. Conservation of Plants and Animals
  4. Reproduction in Animals
  5. Cell Structure & Function
CLASS IX
I. Physics:
  1. Motion
  2. Force and Laws of Motion
  3. Gravitation
  4. Work and Energy
  5. Sound
II. Chemistry:
  1. Matter in Our Surroundings
  2. Is Matter Around us Pure
  3. Atoms and Molecules
  4. Structure of the Atom
  5. Natural Resources
III. Biology:
  1. The fundamental Unit of life
  2. Tissues
  3. Diversity in Living Organisms
  4. Why do we Fall Ill?
  5. Improvement in Food Resources
CLASS X

I. Physics:
  1. Light – Reflection and Refraction
  2. Human Eye and Colourful World
  3. Electricity
  4. Magnetic Effects of Electric Current
  5. Sources of Energy
II. Chemistry:
  1. Chemical Reactions and Equations
  2. Acids, Bases and Salts
  3. Metals and Non-metals
  4. Carbon and its Compounds
  5. Periodic Classification of Elements
III. Biology:
  1. Life processes
  2. Control and Coordination
  3. How do Organisms Reproduce?
  4. Heredity and Evolution
  5. Our Environment
  6. Management of Natural Resources

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