**1. Languages (English and Regional Language)

English:

• Reading:

  • Books and Stories: Reading and analyzing more complex texts, including short stories, fables, and chapters from novels.
  • Comprehension: Detailed practice in reading comprehension, including answering questions, summarizing passages, and interpreting meaning.

• Writing:

  • Creative Writing: Writing short stories, essays, and poems. Emphasis on imagination, structure, and coherence.
  • Formal Writing: Writing formal letters, applications, and reports.
  • Paragraph Writing: Organizing and writing well-structured paragraphs on various topics.

• Grammar:

  • Parts of Speech: Detailed study of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, and prepositions.
  • Sentence Structure: Forming complex sentences, using clauses, and ensuring grammatical correctness.
  • Punctuation and Capitalization: Proper use of punctuation marks, capitalization, and common grammatical rules.

• Vocabulary:

  • Word Usage: Expanding vocabulary with new words, idiomatic expressions, and phrasal verbs.
  • Synonyms and Antonyms: Advanced practice with synonyms, antonyms, and contextual usage.

• Oral Skills:

  • Public Speaking: Practicing effective speaking techniques, presentations, and debates.
  • Listening and Interpretation: Engaging in discussions, summarizing spoken content, and responding appropriately.

Regional Language (e.g., Hindi, Tamil, Bengali):

• Reading and Writing:

  • Texts and Stories: Reading and analyzing more advanced texts, stories, and poems.
  • Paragraph Writing: Writing coherent paragraphs and short essays.
  • Formal Writing: Composing formal and informal letters.

• Grammar:

  • Parts of Speech: Detailed study of grammar elements in the regional language.
  • Sentence Structure: Constructing complex sentences with proper grammar.
  • Punctuation: Use of punctuation marks in writing.

• Vocabulary:

  • Word Lists: Learning new words, their meanings, and usage.
  • Synonyms and Antonyms: Understanding and using synonyms and antonyms.

• Oral Skills:

  • Conversations: Engaging in structured conversations and discussions.
  • Recitation: Reciting poems and passages with expression.

**2. Mathematics

• Numbers:

  • Place Value: Understanding place value up to millions.
  • Operations: Performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with larger numbers, including word problems.

• Fractions and Decimals:

  • Fractions: Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions. Understanding equivalent fractions and mixed numbers.
  • Decimals: Basic operations with decimals, including addition, subtraction, and understanding place value.

• Geometry:

  • Shapes: Identifying and drawing 2D and 3D shapes. Understanding properties like symmetry, perimeter, and area.
  • Angles: Measuring and classifying angles (acute, obtuse, right) and understanding angle relationships.

• Measurement:

  • Units: Measuring length, weight, and capacity using both standard and non-standard units.
  • Time: Reading and calculating time, understanding time intervals.
  • Money: Performing calculations involving money, including addition, subtraction, and making change.

• Data Handling:

  • Graphs and Charts: Creating and interpreting bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts.
  • Statistics: Collecting and organizing data, understanding basic statistical concepts.

**3. Environmental Science (EVS)

• Our Planet:

  • Earth: Understanding the Earth’s structure, landforms, and natural processes.
  • Natural Resources: Study of renewable and non-renewable resources, conservation methods.

• Living Things:

  • Plants and Animals: Classification of plants and animals, understanding ecosystems and food chains.
  • Human Body: In-depth study of human body systems (nervous, muscular, skeletal) and their functions.

• Environment and Society:

  • Ecology: Understanding the balance of ecosystems, environmental issues, and sustainable practices.
  • Community: Role of communities in environmental protection and social responsibility.

**4. General Knowledge

• Geography:

  • Maps: Understanding and interpreting maps, including physical and political maps.
  • Continents and Countries: Learning about continents, countries, and their geographical features.

• History:

  • Historical Events: Overview of significant historical events and figures relevant to students’ regions and global history.

• Current Affairs:

  • News and Events: Awareness of current events, major news stories, and their impact.

**5. Art and Craft

• Drawing and Painting:

  • Techniques: Learning advanced drawing and painting techniques, including shading, blending, and color theory.
  • Projects: Creating art projects based on themes and developing personal artistic expression.

• Craft Activities:

  • Materials: Using various materials for craft projects, such as clay, fabric, and recycled items.
  • Designs: Creating models, decorations, and functional items with attention to detail and creativity.

**6. Physical Education

• Games and Sports:

  • Skills: Developing skills in various sports and games, including teamwork and strategy.
  • Fitness: Engaging in physical exercises to improve overall fitness and health.

• Health Education:

  • Nutrition: Understanding the principles of a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
  • Safety: Learning about personal safety, first aid basics, and injury prevention.

**7. Music and Dance

• Music:

  • Theory and Practice: Introduction to music theory, learning different musical styles, and playing simple instruments.
  • Performance: Practicing and performing music pieces individually and in groups.

• Dance:

  • Steps and Choreography: Learning dance steps and creating choreographed routines.
  • Expression: Using dance to express emotions and tell stories.

**8. Moral Education

• Values:
  • Ethics: Emphasis on values such as integrity, empathy, responsibility, and respect.
• Social Skills:
  • Interaction: Developing positive social interactions, conflict resolution skills, and teamwork.

Teaching Approach:

• Interactive Learning: Incorporating visual aids, multimedia resources, and hands-on activities to make learning engaging and effective.

• Project-Based Learning: Encouraging students to work on projects that integrate multiple subjects and foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

• Assessment: Regular assessments through quizzes, tests, classwork, and projects to evaluate understanding and progress.