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Social studies is the study of social relationships and the functioning of society and usually made up of courses in history, government, economics, civics, sociology, geography, and anthropology.

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. The World Around us:
  1. Me and My Family
  2. My Home
  3. School and Neighborhood
  4. Travel
  5. Communication & Computers
  6. Life skills
  7. Attitudes & Values
  8. Our Country India
  9. The World
CLASS II
I. The World Around us:
  1. Me and My Family
  2. My Home
  3. School and Neighborhood
  4. Travel
  5. Communication & Computers
  6. Life skills
  7. Attitudes & Values
  8. Our Country India
  9. The World
CLASS III
I. Our Environment:
  1. Work And Play
  2. Work
  3. Force & Energy
  4. Map
  5. India
  6. World
CLASS IV
I. Our Environment:
  1. Our Society
  2. Our Shelter and Clothes
  3. Work and Play
  4. Our Surroundings
  5. Our Environment
  6. Air, Water and Soil.
CLASS V
I. The World:
  1. The Earth
  2. Map and Its Language
  3. Travel and Tourism
  4. Indian Heritage and Monuments
  5. Natural Calamities
CLASS VI
I. History:
  1. Our past economy
  2. Our past society & Sources
  3. Beginning of Politics
  4. Our cultural belief’s
II. Civics:
  1. We and our Economy
  2. Diversity & Constitution
  3. Our Government
III. Geography:
  1. The Earth: Our Habitat
  2. Panoramic view of India
  3. Panoramic view of world.

CLASS VII
I. History:
  1. Our Past Economy
  2. Our past society & sources
  3. Beginning of Politics
  4. Culture to civilization
II. Civics:
  1. Economy Aspects of Democracy
  2. Social aspects of Democracy
  3. Democracy and Equality
III. Geography:
  1. Our Environment
  2. Panoramic view of India
  3. Panoramic view of world
CLASS VIII
I. History:
  1. Our Past Economy
  2. Our Past Society & Sources
  3. Beginning of Politics
  4. Development of Art
II. Civics:
  1. Economic Presence of the Government
  2. Existing Realities in Rural & Urban Areas
  3. Rule of Law & Constitution
III. Geography:
  1. Resources & Development
  2. Panoramic view of India
  3. Panoramic view of world
CLASS IX
I. History:
  1. The French Revolution
  2. Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution
  3. Nazism and the Rise of Hitler
  4. Forest Society and Colonialism
  5. Pastoralists in the Modern World
  6. Peasants and Farmers
  7. History and
  8. Sport: The story of Cricket
  9. Clothing: A Social History
II. Geography:
  1. India - Size and Location
  2. Physical Features of India
  3. Drainage
  4. Climate
  5. Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
  6. Population
III. Economics:
  1. The story of Village Palampur
  2. People as Resource
  3. Poverty as a Challenge
  4. Food Security in India
CLASS X
I. History:
  1. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe
  2. The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China
  3. Nationalism in India
  4. The Marking of a Global World
  5. The Age of Industrialization
  6. Work
  7. Life and Leisure
  8. Print Culture and the Modern World
  9. Novels
  10. Society
  11. History
II. Geography:
  1. Resources and Development
  2. Forest and Wildlife Resources
  3. Water Resources
  4. Agriculture
  5. Minerals and Energy Resources
  6. Manufacturing Industries
  7. Life Lines of National Economy
III. Economics:
  1. Development
  2. Sectors of the Indian Economy
  3. Money and Credit
  4. Globalization and the Indian Economy
  5. Consumer Rights

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