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ENGLISH
Class - VI
April
English Reader
Lesson 1- The Golden Touch

Lesson 2- Brave SunderLal
(Related exercises from the workbook)
Poem
Night
Grammar
The Sentence
Nouns (Number, Gender)
Pronouns
Composition- Letter/Application
Leave application to attend Marriage
Paragraph
My Mother
My School
My Best Friend
Story
The Lion and the Mouse

The Fox and the Grapes
May
English Reader
Lesson 3- The Bangle Seller

Lesson 4- A story from Bapu's life
Lesson 5- The Wooden Sticks
Poem
My Shadow
Grammar
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
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A letter to Mother
Reply from Mother to Manish

Paragraph
My Pet
Story
Revision of stories done in month of April
June
Written work and learning of the full syllabus done in April and May.
July
English Reader
Grammar
Lesson 6- The Three Fish

Lesson 7- Sajjan, The Robber
Lesson 8- Letters from A Father to His Daughter
Tenses
Application for sick leave
Application to class teacher asking her to excuse you for not having done the
assignment given by her
Paragraph
My House
My Teacher
Story
The Thirsty Crow
August
English Reader
Lesson 9 - The Clever Brother

Lesson 10- From Walking to Flying
Lesson 11- The Kabuliwallah
Lesson 12- Games For Fun
Poem
The Blind Beggar

Grammar
Prepositions
Conjuctions
Articles
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A letter to friend telling him about your visit to a Baisakhi Mela
A Letter to your friend describing your school

Paragraph
The Postman
A Horse
Story
The Hungry Dog
September
English Reader
Lesson 13- The Gift

Lesson 14- Panna- The Faithful Nurse
Poem
The Clock
Grammar
Punctuation
A letter to uncle describing him your visit to Golden Temple.
Paragraph
My Bicycle
(Revision for September half yearly exams)
October
English Reader
Lesson 15- The City Clock

Lesson 16- Eklavya
Lesson 17- Fire! Fire!
Poem
Leisure
Grammar
Occupations
Young Ones
Homes of People/Things/Animals
Write an application to the librarian informing her that you have lost library book
and requesting for fine exemption
A letter to your cousin describing how you celebrate Lohri

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Paragraph
My Favourite Festival
Story
The Hare and the Tortoise
November
English Reader
Lesson 18- Shravan Kumar

Lesson 19- The Young Hero
Lesson 20- Conversation
Poem
Who Has Seen The Wind

Grammar
Synonyms
Antonyms
Homonyms
Write an application to your teacher for change of seat
A letter to your father asking for money.
Paragraph
A Clock
Story
The Cap Seller & the Monkeys
December
Revision of Full Syllabus and House Test
January
Revision for Annual Examination & Preboard.
February
Revision for Annual Examination & Preboard
March
Annual Examination
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B@AA-AB
ENGLISH
Class - VII
APRIL:
English Reader
Lesson 1- How the Camel Got Its Hump

Lesson 2- The Selfish Giant
Poem
My Shadow
Grammar
The Noun
Noun: Number
Noun: Gender
You have joined a boarding school in Shimla. Write a letter to your mother telling
her your experience.
Write a letter to your friend describing your visit to your grandparents.

Paragraph
My Best Friend
Baisakhi
Story
The Sun and the Wind
May
English Reader
Lesson 3- Deserts
Lesson 4- Reaching For the Stars
Poem
The Fox and the Grapes

Grammar
Nouns-Countable and Uncountable

Nouns - Possessive Case
Write a letter to your friend inviting him to your birthday party.
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Paragraph
A Day in the Bed

My Favourite Television Programme
A Day without Mother
Notice
Enroll for free Yoga classes.
Return of Library books which were issued to you.
Telegram
Manish sends a telegram to his brother Mohit informing him about his arrival in
Delhi.
June
Written work and learning of the full syllabus done in April and May
July
English Reader
Lesson 5- Birbal Hits Back

Lesson 6- Kindness always Pays
Poem
The Ice Cream Man

Grammar
Verbs- Main and Helping Verbs

Kinds of Verbs
Agreement of the Verb with its Subject
You are hosteller in Arya High School, Nawanshar. Write a letter to your mother
telling her about your daily routine.
Your brother/sister is the captain of his/her school's Hockey team. The school
lost the match and could not qualify for the zonals. He/she is sad about it. Write
a letter encouraging him/her giving some advice.
Write a letter to friend about visit to Amritsar during vacation.
Paragraph
The Story Book I Enjoyed Reading the Most.

A Visit to a Historical Building.
Story
The Hidden Treasure

(Revision of Test Paper 1 of Grammar Book)
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August
English Reader
Lesson 7 - Let's Meet Them

Lesson 8- A Clean Confession
Poem
The Master Plan

Grammar
Active and Passive Voice

The Sentence
Punctuation
Write a letter to your favourite sports person telling him/her why you admire
him/her.
Write a letter to your uncle telling him about what you did after noticing a snake.
Paragraph
A School Picnic
A Market near My House
Story
Exercise No. 1 (Donkey and his Clever Master)

Three friends
(Revision test Paper 1 of English Reader)
September
Grammar
Pronoun
Adjectives
Adverb
Preposition
A letter to your friend who has just lost her/his pet dog.
A letter to your cousin in U.S.A. telling him/her about your own school.
Imagine you are Baldev Oberoi. You are a student of Govt. High School, Ropar.
Your father has been transferred to Sangrur. Write an application to headmaster
of your school, requesting him to send you the school leaving certificate.
Suppose you are Harjit Singh. You are a student of class X at the Govt. High
School, Balachaur. Write an application to the Headmaster to grant you leave for
four days because you are ill.
Notice
You are Kulvir Singh of class VIIth. You have lost your new water bottle. Write
the notice to be put up on the school notice board.
You are Sarpanch of your village. Write a notice inviting adults to donate blood at
the blood donation camp to be held at community centre.
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Telegram
You are the Human Resource Manager of Asian Travels. Your address is 36,
Amandeep Building, Connaught place, New Delhi 110001. Send a telegram to
Mr. Yogesh Sinha, 38, Ramnagar, Lucknow-18 asking him to appear for an
interview on march 8th, 200 for the post of Assistant Manager.
Send a telegram to your friend congratulating him on a recent television contest
that he has won.
October
English Reader
Lesson 9- The Child's Return 1

Lesson 10- The Child's Return 2
Poem
The Wind
Grammar
Conjunction
Tenses
Use of Article
Complaint about defective television.
Complaint about defective Computer.
Official letter to the Secretary of Care India appreciating the Project
You are a student of Model School, Patiala. Write an application to the

Headmaster requesting him to grant you a full fee concession. Give reasons like
father's income, family conditions, academic and sports merit.
Paragraph
A Railway Journey
Diwali
Story
Exercise No. 2 (The Hare and the Tortoise)

Exercise No. 3 ( Robert Bruce and The Spider)
Telegram
You are visiting Shimla during your holidays. Send a telegram to Hotel Holiday
Home, 25, The Mall, Shimla-1, to book a single room for you for one week.
(Revision Paper 2 of Grammar book)
November
English Reader
Lesson 11- A letter from A Son to his mother

Lesson 12- The Olympic Games
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Grammar
Direct and indirect Speech

Interjection
Write a letter to Health Officer of your city/town complaining about the conditions
in your locality.
A letter to your local cycle dealer placing an order
Paragraph
A Visit to the Golden Temple

An Accident Scene
Story
Exercise No. 4 (Wolf and the Shepherd)

Exercise No. 5 (Mongoose and the Baby)
Notice
Telegram
You have misplaced a library book 'Panchtantra Tales'. Write a notice that you
would like to put in the classroom.
You are the Sports Captain of your school. Write a notice to all participants to
submit their names mentioning the event in which they would like to take part.
Send a telegram to your uncle in Patiala informing him of your proposed visit to
his place.
Revision Paper 3 of Grammar Book
Revision Paper 2 from English Reader
December
Revision of full syllabus and House Test
January
February
March
Annual Examination
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B@AA-AB
ENGLISH
Class - VIII
APRIL
English Reader
Lesson 1- The Monkey and the Crocodile

Lesson 2- Abdul Hamid
Poem
True Growth
Grammar
1. Parts of Speech
2. Noun
3. Pronoun
1. Write an application to the principal of your school for leave for a day. (Solved
Example-1)
2. Imagine you are Minnie studying in X B at Govt. High School, Morinda. You
are ill. Write an application to your Headmaster requesting him to grant you
sick leave for four days only. (Practice Ex.-1)
3. Imagine you are Rahul. You live at 44, Raja Garden, Ludhiana. Write a letter
to your uncle requesting him to buy a new bicycle for you. (Practice ex.-7)
4. Suppose you are Gurpreet. You live at G-10, S.D. College Road, Barnala.
Your uncle has sent you a wrist watch on your birthday. Write a letter of
thanks to your uncle. (Solved Example-5)
Paragraph
A Picnic
School Library
Notice
Lost (Solved Example 1)
Telegram
1. Write a telegram informing your father about

your arrival. (Solved Example -1 and Practice Ex.-1)
2. Write a telegram to your friend inviting him on
your birthday. (Practice Ex.-2)
Newspaper Headline
1-4 (Solved)
-P.M Leaves for Moscow.
-Earthquake Rocks Village in H.P. Hundreds Killed.
-Hero Cycle Strike: Deadlock Continues.
-New Grades for School Teachers.
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Dialogue Writing 1. Suppose a friend of yours wants to know about your school library. The
answers are given below (in the book). Complete the dialogue by writing
questions your friend asked. (Practice Exercise -1)
2. Imagine that your father is ill. You went to the hospital and got late for school.
The headmaster asked you the reason for being late. (Solved Example- 1)
MAY
English Reader-
Lesson 3- Say 'No!'

Lesson 4- How Daddy Decided What He Wanted to Be.
Poem
Abou Ben Adhem

Adjective
Verb
Grammar
1. Application to the headmaster requesting him to exempt you from the payment
of school fees. (Solved Example-2)
2. Suppose you are Rajesh Sharma studying in IX A at Arya High School, Batala.
You are a poor student. You cannot pay your fees. Write an application to
your Headmaster requesting him to grant you full fee concession. (Practice
Ex.-2)
3. You are John. You live at 14, The Mall, Kapurthala. Write a letter to your
friend Sushil congratulating him on his standing first in the examination. (Practice
Ex.-13)
4. Imagine you are Harpal. You live at Hari Bhavan, Doraha, Ludhiana. Write a
letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in the Middle
School Examination.
(Solved Example-6)
Paragraph
A Journey by Train
A Cricket Match
Complete an Incomplete Paragraph

Solved Example 1 & Practice Ex.-1(To be
done by the teacher)
Notice
Telegram
Annual Sports Meet (Solved Example-2)

1. Inform a friend telegraphically that the marriage of your brother fixed for a
certain date has been cancelled. (Solved Example-2)
2. Write a telegram to your father asking him to send you some money. (Practice
Ex.-3, to be done by the teacher)
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Newspaper Headline 5-8 (Solved)

-Australia Beat India in the Opening Match.
- Terrorists Strike CRPF Camp in Jammu. Two Jawans Killed.
- Bullion Rises Further.
- Husband, In-laws Booked in Dowry Case.
Dialogue Writing -
JUNE
Imagine that you are a football player. Your team won a football match
yesterday. Your father wants to know about the match. Here is an imaginary
dialogue between you and your father. (Solved Example- 2)
Suppose a friend of yours comes to see you at your house. He wants to know
about your Science teacher. Complete the dialogue by writing questions your
friend asked. (Practice Ex.-3, to be solved by the teacher).
Homework, revision of written work and learning of full syllabus done in April
& May.
JULY
English Reader
Poem
Grammar
Lesson 5- Three Questions

Lesson 6- Our National Symbols
Lesson 7- A Robot Called Makito
This is My Prayer to Thee
The Determiners
The Sentence
1. Suppose you are Salim, living at 7, Sant Nagar, Bathinda. Your younger brother
is always reading books, never playing games. Write a letter to him, advising
him to take part in games.
(Practice Exercise - 10)
2. Imagine you are Gita. You live at 31, The Mall, Ludhiana. Your friend is a
book-worm. Write a letter (to her) advising her to take part in games.
(Solved Example -7)
3. Imagine that you are Kewal, a student of S.D. Senior Secondary School,
Abohar. You were fined Rs. 10/- for remaining absent from the school for a
day. Write an application to your Principal requesting him to remit your fine.
(Solved Example -3)
4. Suppose you are Hari Singh, studying in Khalsa High School, Banga. You
have been fined Rs. 20/- by your teacher incharge. Write an application to
your Headmaster, requesting him to remit the fine.(Practice Exercise -3)
Paragraph
1. A Street Quarrel
2. An Indian Farmer
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Telegram
Write a telegram congratulating a friend on his success in the

examination.(Example 3 & Practice Ex 6)
Send New Year Greetings to a friend telegraphically.(Example 4)
Request your father to send you money urgently required for paying your
Board Examination fee.(Example 5)
Newspaper Headline -Solved Example 9&10, Practice Ex 1 & 2

- Manmohan Calls for Reforms in Education.
- Suicide Bid Foiled by People.
- 10 Killed in a Hosiery Godown Fire.
- 14 Girls Killed in Bus Collision.
Dialogue Writing
You gave some clothes for dry cleaning. Your suit was spoiled. You went to
the dry cleaner and made the complaint. The answers you gave are given.
Complete the dialogue, writing questions the dry cleaner asked you. (Practice
Exercise 2, to be solved by the teacher)
AUGUST
English Reader
Lesson 8 - Krishna's Childhood

Lesson 9- The Punjab - A Glimpse
Poem
Lucy Gray
Grammar
Tenses
1. Imagine you are Manpreet. You live at 36, Nehru Nagar, Khanna. Write a
letter to your friend inviting him to your sister's marriage. (Practice Ex.-8)
2. Suppose you are Ravinder. You live at 38, Manavta Park, Hoshiarpur. Invite
your friend to come to your birthday party.(Solved Example-8)
Paragraph
A Visit to a Hospital

Solved Example 2, Practice Exercise 2 (To be done by the teacher.)
Comprehension
Telegram
Unseen Passage (To be selected and done by the Teacher)
Write a telegram to your Uncle thanking him for the lovely gift he sent to you
(Practice Ex 4)
Write a telegram to your friend consoling him on his mother's death. (Practice
Ex 5)
Write a telegram to your brother informing him about a fracture in your leg by
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Notice
falling down the stairs and requesting him to come back from Delhi immediately.
(Practice Ex 7)
Write a telegram to be sent to your Principal from Ambala telling him of your
inability to attend school due to fever and requesting him to grant leave. (Practice
Ex 8)
You have found a purse lying in one of the lawns of your school. Write a notice
asking the owner of the purse to contact you.(Practice Ex- 1)
Newspaper Headline
Dialogue Writing
Practice Exercise 3-6

Residents Get I-Cards Full of Errors.
Man Gets RI for Throwing Boy Out of Train.
Party Workers Shine Shoes to Collect Relief.
In-laws Held in Dowry Case.
Suppose you were travelling in a bus and your pocket was picked. Your father
wants to know about it. The answers you gave are given below (in the book).
Complete the dialogue by writing questions your father asked. (Practice Ex 4)
SEPTEMBER
English ReaderLesson 10-Childhood
Lesson 11- Two Memorable Speeches
Grammar
Voice
1. Imagine you are Gurpreet. You live at 1403, Green Avenue, Amritsar. Write a
letter to your friend who has met with an accident enquiring about his health.
(Practice Ex- 12)
2. Suppose you are Baljit. You live at 6, Soni Street, Khanna. Your friend Daljit
has lost his mother. Write a letter of condolence to him. (Solved Example 9)
3. Imagine you are Satwant Kaur, a student of D.A.V. High School, Amritsar.
You cannot take the examination because of the marriage of your elder sister.
Write an application to your Headmistress, requesting her to exempt you from
this examination. (Practice Exercise-5)
4. Suppose you are Raj Kumari. You are a student of X class of Govt. Girls Sen.
Sec. School, Kotkapura. Your father has been transferred to Chandigarh.
Write an application to your Principal requesting him to issue you a schoolleaving certificate. (Practice Exercise-4 & Solved Example-4)
Paragraph
Our School Peon
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Notice
Your school is organizing a tour to Delhi and Agra. You are the Secretary of
the Tour Organizing Committee. Draft a notice asking the students to give their
names to you. (Practice Ex.-2)
Newspaper Headline
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Practice Exercise 7-10

Army Man Saved 11 from Tsunami Waves.
Youth Shoots Dead His Uncle.
Government Abolishes 300 Posts of Clerks.
Aid Not Reaching Earthquake Hit People.
Dialogue Writing
Imagine your brother met with an accident. You went to see him in the hospital.
Your friend wants to know about his condition. The answers you gave are
given below(in the book). Complete the dialogue writing questions your friend
asked. (Practice Exercise- 5)
OCTOBER
English Reader
Lesson 12- Saint Ravidas

Poem
Snakes are Slithery

He That is Down Needs Fear No Fall
Grammar
1. Adverb
2. Non-finite
1. Suppose you are Satinder. You are living in boarding house of your school.
Write a letter to your elder brother requesting him to send you two thousand
rupees for fee and books. (Practice Exercise -6)
2. Imagine you are Balwinder. You live in the hostel of Arya High School,
Malerkotla. Request your father to send you some money. (Solved example10)
Unsolved Exercise-3 and 5 (To be done by the teacher)
Solved Example 3 (To be done by the teacher)
Comprehension
Telegram
Seen passage (To be done by the teacher)

Unseen passage (To be done by the teacher)
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Write a telegram to your father who is away on a business tour to Mumbai

informing him about grandmother's improving health and asking him not to
worry. (Practice Ex 9)
Write a telegram to your friend giving him good wishes for his forth coming
examination. (Practice Ex 10)
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Newspaper Headline
Notice
Write a telegram to your friend congratulating him for winning an election in the
school. (Practice Ex 11)
Write a telegram to your cousin congratulating him on his selection as a member
of the Junior Indian Cricket Team. (Practice Ex 12)
Kalam for Research on Quake Prediction. (Practice Ex 11)

The Party Leader Asks Voters to Give His Party a Chance. (Practice Ex 12)
Cell Phones at Cheaper Rates. (Practice Ex 13)
Mahila Wing Demands 14 Seats. (Practice Ex 14)
You are Incharge of the Junior Humanities Forum of your school. The forum is
organizing a Paper Reading Contest. Draft a notice inviting the participants to
give you their names. (Practice Exercise -3)
NOVEMBER
English Reader
Lesson 13- Our Civilization I

Lesson 14- Our Civilization II
1. Imagine you are Rajni. You live at 108, Friends Colony, Fazilka. Write a letter
to your elder sister who lives in England telling her how you celebrated Diwali.
(Practice Ex.-9)
2. Imagine you are Harish. You live in Mohalla Ashok Nagar, Nawan Shahar.
Write a letter to your friend, who lives in Mohalla Sant Nagar, Jalandhar,
telling him how you celebrated your birthday. (Practice Ex.-11)
Comprehension
Paragraph
Unseen passage (To be done by the teacher)

Seen passage (To be done by the teacher)
1. The Policeman
2. A Volleyball Match
Complete an incomplete paragraph

Solved Example 4 & 5 (To be done by the teacher)
Practice exercise - 4 (To be done by the teacher)
Telegram
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Write a telegram to your father seeking his permission for joining an Educational
Tour.(Practice Ex 13)
Write a telegram to your father seeking his permission to engage a tutor. (Practice
Ex 14)
Write a telegram to your father telling him about a change in your programme
due to cancellation of examination. (Practice Ex 15)
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Newspaper Headlines Practice Exercise 15-18

- People Educated on Road Safety.
- Indo-Pak Ties Need to be Improved.
- Six Held for Stealing Vehicles.
- Officer Held for Cheating Finance Companies.
Grammar
In the remaining days, any topic(s) of Grammar can be taken up for revision.
December
Revision of Full syllabus and House test
January
Revision for Preboard & Annual Examination.
February
Revision for Preboard & Annual Examination.
March
Annual Examination
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ENGLISH
Class - IX
APRIL
English Main Course Book :
L-1 Grooming of A boy
Poem:
Open Thy Eyes And See Thy God
English Literature Book:

L-1 The Magic Violin.
Vocabulary:
Nature of words (context-meaning)
Grammar:
1-Determiners
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Letter Writing:
Informal Letters (solved)
Note Making
Example & Exercise A
MAY
English Main Course Book :
L-2 Plants Also Breathe And Feel
L-3 The Post Master
Poem:
No Men Are Foreign

L-2 Wishes Come True.
Vocabulary:
Words as different parts of speech

Synonyms
Grammar:
2- Modals,
3- Prepositions.
Letter Writing:
Informal Letters (Exercises)
Note Making
Exercises-B, C
JUNE
Revision of the Syllabus done in April and May
JULY
English Main Course Book:
L-4 Budgeting Your Time
L-5 Journey By Night
Revision of Poems 1,2.
L-3 In The Flood
L-4 My Father And I
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Vocabulary:
Antonyms
Homonyms
Grammar:
4-Conjunctions
Letter Writing:
Formal Letter (solved)
Note Making
Exercise-D
AUGUST
Revision L-1 to L-5
Revision of poems 1, 2
Revision L-1 to L-4
Reading Skills
Unseen Passage followed by Comprehension Questions
Vocabulary:
Formation of Words
Grammar:
Revision of the Topics 1 to 4
Letter writing
Formal Letters(exercises)
Note Making:
Exercise-E
SEPTEMBER
Revision & Examination of Semester-1
OCTOBER
L-6 The Bishop's Candlesticks-I
L-7 The Bishop's Candlesticks-II
Poem
Sympathy

L-5 I Became A Great Friend Of Animal And Birds
Grammar:
5-Simple And Complex Sentence
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Paragraph Writing
Describing People
Telegram
Exercises 1, 2,3 and solved.
NOVEMBER
L-8 God Sees The Truth But Waits-I
L-9 God Sees The Truth But Waits-II
Poem
Excelsior

L-6 A Letter To God
L-7 The Last Leaf
Grammar:
6- Voice
Paragraph Writing
Describing Places
E-Mails:
Examples and Exercises 1 to 4
DECEMBER
L-10 Life story of A Man Eater
L-11 The Discovery of Moon
Poem
Nightingale and the Glow-worm

L-8 The Bewitched Jacket
L-9 The King Who Limped
Grammar:
7- Narrations
Paragraph Writing
Describing Incidents
Telegram
Exercises-1 to 2
JANUARY
L-12 Three Great Indians
L-13 The Death of Abhimanyu
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Poem
The Ballad Of Father Gilligan

L-10 The Diamond Maker
Grammar:
8-Non-Finites
Paragraph Writing
Describing Procedures
Telegram
Exercises 3 to 4
FEBRUARY
Revision of L 6 to L 13
Poems:
Revision of Poems 3 to 6

Revision of L5 to L10
Grammar
9 Tenses (Concord and Sequence)
Paragraph Writing
Revision
Telegram
Exercise 5
MARCH
Examination of Semester-2
B@AA-AB
ENGLISH
Class - X
APRIL
Lesson-1The Happy Prince
Supplementary Reader:
Lesson-1A Vine on a House
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Poems:
Poem-1 Sweet are the Uses of Adversity
Reading Skills:
Vocabulary:
Comprehension of unseen passages/stanzas (Prose/Poetry)

Pairs of words generally confused. (1 to 50, Practice Exercise-I)
Grammar:
1. Use of Determiners, Prepositions and Modals.
Writing Skills:
Personal Letters
Notices (Sample 1 & 2)
Note-making (Sample 1)
MAY:
Lesson-2Where is Science Taking Us
Lesson-3Secret of Happiness
Supplementary Reader:
Lesson-2 Bed No. 29
Poems:
Poem-2 Character of a Happy Man
Reading Skills:
Comprehension of unseen passages/stanzas (Prose/Poetry)
Vocabulary:
Pairs of words generally confused (51 to 100, Practice Exercise-II)
Grammar
Use and Kinds of Non-finites.

(The teacher will explain the meaning of Proverbs to the students and ask
them to go through these in the June holidays.)
Writing Skills
Business letters
Notices (Sample 3 to 6)
Note-making (Sample 2 & 3)
JUNE
Holidays Homework
Revision of entire syllabus covered in April and May.
JULY
English Main Course Book
Lesson-4A Gift for Christmas
Lesson-5The War of Troy
Supplementary Reader
Lesson-3 Half a Rupee Worth
Poems
Poem-3 Death the Leveller
Vocabulary
Idioms
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Grammar
Voice
Writing Skills
Official Letters.
Note Making (Sample 4 & 5)
Notices (Sample 7 to 10)
AUGUST
Revision of Lesson-1 to 5
Lesson-4 One Thousand Dollars
Poems
Revision of Poem-1, 2 & 3
Vocabulary
Idioms
Grammar
Use of Tenses
Writing Skills
Revision of all types of letters

Note making Practice exercises 1 to 3
Notices Practice exercises 1 to 5
SEPTEMBER
Revision and examination of semester- 1 syllabus
OCTOBER
Lesson-6 Some Glimpses of Ancient- Indian Thought and Practices
Lesson-7 The Home Coming
Lesson-5 The Dying Detective
Poems
Poem- 4 The Tables Turned
Reading Skills:
Comprehension of unseen passages/stanzas (Prose/poetry)
Vocabulary
One word for many (1 to 47, Practice Exercise-I)
Grammar
1. Sentence connectors
Writing Skills
Paragraphs
(Sample 1 to 7)
Messages
(Sample 1 to 3)
Advertisements (Sample 1 to 3)
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NOVEMBER
Lesson-8 The Making of the Earth
Lesson-9 The Rule of the Road.
Lesson-6 The Stolen Bacillus
Lesson-7 How Much Land Does a Man Need.
Poems
Poem-5 A Ballad of Sir Pertab Singh
Vocabulary
One word for many (48 to 94, Practice Exercise-II)
Grammar
Simple, complex and compound sentences.
Writing Skills
Paragraphs (Sample 8 to 14)

Messages (Sample 4 to 6)
Advertisements (Sample 4 to 7)
DECEMBER
Lesson-10 The Merchant of Venice
Lesson- 11 The Grief
Lesson-8 Return to Air
Lesson-9 Terry's Tree
Poems
Poem-6 Razia, the Tigress
Vocabulary
Common errors (In the use of Nouns, Adjectives and Verbs,

Practice Exercise-I)
Grammar
Reported Speech
Writing Skills
Paragraphs (Sample 15 & 16, Practice Exercises 1 to 5)

Advertisements (Sample 8 to 10, Practice Exercise 1)
Messages (Sample 7, Practice Exercise 1 & 2)
JANUARY
Lesson-12 Fathers and Sons
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Lesson-10 The Unexpected
Poems
Poem-7 Where the Mind is Without Fear
Vocabulary
Common errors (In the use of Prepositions and Articles,

Practice Exercise II & III)
Grammar
Punctuation
Writing Skills
Paragraphs (Practice exercises 6 to 14)

Advertisements (Practice exercises 2 to 5)
Messages (Practice exercise 3 to 5)
FEBRUARY
Revision of entire syllabus covered October onwards.
Revision of entire syllabus covered October onwards.
Poems
Revision of poems done October onwards.
Vocabulary
Revision of topics covered October onwards.
Grammar
Revision of topics covered October onwards.
Writing Skills
Revision of all paragraphs.

Revision of messages and advertisements.
MARCH
Examination of Semester- 2 syllabus.
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Lesson 1- The Golden Touch

The Lion and the Mouse

Lesson 3- The Bangle Seller

Reply from Mother to Manish

Revision of stories done in month of April

Lesson 6- The Three Fish

Application for sick leave

The Thirsty Crow

Lesson 9 - The Clever Brother

The Blind Beggar

A letter to friend telling him about your visit to a Baisakhi Mela

A Letter to your friend describing your school

The Hungry Dog

Lesson 13- The Gift

Lesson 15- The City Clock

A letter to your cousin describing how you celebrate Lohri

The Hare and the Tortoise

Lesson 18- Shravan Kumar

Who Has Seen The Wind

The Cap Seller & the Monkeys

Revision of Full Syllabus and House Test

Revision for Annual Examination & Preboard.

Revision for Annual Examination & Preboard

Lesson 1- How the Camel Got Its Hump

Write a letter to your friend describing your visit to your grandparents.

The Sun and the Wind

The Fox and the Grapes

Nouns-Countable and Uncountable

A Day in the Bed

Enroll for free Yoga classes.

Return of Library books which were issued to you.

Lesson 5- Birbal Hits Back

The Ice Cream Man

Verbs- Main and Helping Verbs

The Story Book I Enjoyed Reading the Most.

The Hidden Treasure

Lesson 7 - Let's Meet Them

The Master Plan

Active and Passive Voice

Exercise No. 1 (Donkey and his Clever Master)

Lesson 9- The Child's Return 1

Complaint about defective television.

Complaint about defective Computer.

Official letter to the Secretary of Care India appreciating the Project

You are a student of Model School, Patiala. Write an application to the

Exercise No. 2 (The Hare and the Tortoise)

Lesson 11- A letter from A Son to his mother

Direct and indirect Speech

A letter to your local cycle dealer placing an order

A Visit to the Golden Temple

Exercise No. 4 (Wolf and the Shepherd)

Revision of full syllabus and House Test

Revision for Annual Examination & Preboard

Revision for Annual Examination & Preboard

Lesson 1- The Monkey and the Crocodile

Lost (Solved Example 1)

1. Write a telegram informing your father about

Lesson 3- Say 'No!'

Abou Ben Adhem

Complete an Incomplete Paragraph

Annual Sports Meet (Solved Example-2)

Newspaper Headline 5-8 (Solved)