1. A warm welcome to the Orientation Programme of Class VI 07. 04
A warm welcome to the Orientation Programme of Class VI (Saturday)

2. Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge
Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. Science is a perspective. Science is the process that takes us from confusion to understanding in a manner that's precise, predictive and reliable - a transformation, for those lucky enough to experience it, that is empowering and emotional

3. TEXTBOOK – class 6 CONTENT MAPPED AND DIGITAL ASSETS
ANIMATIONS AND AUDIO INPUT
INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES
WORKSHEETS
GLOSSARY

4. HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE
FACULTY MEMBERS
MRS. JENIFER ROBINSON
HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE
MRS. RANJANA SANGTANI
MRS. LEENA CHAUDHARY
MRS. REXY NINAN
MR. VIKRANT PURUNDARE
MRS. SUMA SENU
MRS. PREETI NAMBIAR
MRS. ARCHANA VARMA
MRS. SREEJA ARAVINDAKSHAN
MRS. NITTY RAJAN
MRS. SHRUTI MUKUNDAN

5. FOOD: WHERE DOES IT COME FROM? SORTING MATERIALS INTO GROUPS (HANDOUT)
PREMID TERM
S.NO
MONTH
TOPIC 1
APRIL
FOOD: WHERE DOES IT COME FROM? 2
COMPONENTS OF FOOD 3
MAY
FIBRE TO FABRIC 4
SORTING MATERIALS INTO GROUPS (HANDOUT)
LAB ACTIVITIES : SPROUTING , TEST FOR PROTEINS , FATS, WEAVING AND KNITTING.

6. SEPARATION OF SUBSTANCES WATER (QUESTIONNAIRE)
MID TERM 5
AUGUST
SEPARATION OF SUBSTANCES 6
GETTING TO KNOW PLANTS 7
WATER (QUESTIONNAIRE)
LAB ACTIVITIES: METHODS OF SEPARATION, HANDPICKING, SIEVING, SEDIMENTATION, DECANTATION

7. POST MID TERM 8 OCTOBER CHANGES AROUND US (HANDOUT) 9 BODY MOVEMENTS10
THE LIVING ORGANISMS AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS 11
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER
MOTION AND MEASUREMENT OF DISTANCES 12
NOVEMBER
LIGHT,SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS 13
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER
AIR AROUND US 14
DECEMBER
GARBAGE IN, GARBAGE OUT (QUESTIONNAIRE)
LAB ACTIVITIES: PHYSICAL CHANGES, PARTS OF HUMAN SKELETON, MEASUREMENT EXPTS., LIGHT RELATED EXPTS., AIR RELATED EXPTS,

8. FINAL EXAMINATION 15 JANUARY ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITS 16
JANUARY/ FEBRUARY
FUN WITH MAGNETS
FEBRUARY
REVISION
LAB ACTIVITIES : SIMPLE CIRCUITS, SHAPES OF MAGNETS,

9. * NEW QUESTION PAPER PATTERN
CLASS VI

10. Chunk and Chew Think pair share Jeopardy Methods Graphic organizer
Checklist
Snowballing
Graphic organizer
Think pair share

11. QUALITY CIRCLE TIME – QCT
LOOKING
LOOKING
LISTENING
CONCENTRATING
SPEAKING
THINKING

12. WORKSHEET SAMPLE 5] Answer the following questions:
a] Observe the given phenomenon and explain briefly.
b] When does it take place?
c] What happens when earth comes in between sun and moon?
a)Mention the property of light by which it travels in straight line.
b)What will happen if you displace any cardboard a little? Why?

13. RUBRICS FOR LAB ACTIVITY
AIM
APPARATUS
USED
PROCEDURE
OBSERVATION
VIVA-VOCE

14. CLASS VI - ACTIVITIES

15. HOW TO MAKE SPROUTED MOONG
INGREDIENTS-
Whole moong beans-1 cup
Water
Container /colander
Muslin cloth
PROCEDURE-
Wash and soak whole moong in enough water.
Soak for minimum of 8 hours or overnight.
After 8 hours moong beans will absorb water and swell up to minimum thrice in volume.
Now drain the beans on a colander and wash with fresh water.
Discard /drain the water completely from the beans.
Transfer the beans in a jar/ bowl or vessel /Colander ,in which you want to sprout the beans .
Cover the jar/ bowl /colander with a piece of muslin cloth / paper napkin /plastic sieve lid and tie with a ribbon or rubber band.
Wait for a day or minimum 12 hours. Sprouting also depends on the climate.

16. RUBRICS FOR
CLASSWORK

17. SCIENCE INDIA FORUM COMPETITIONS
ASSET – SCIENCE
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
SCIENCE INDIA FORUM COMPETITIONS
SCIENCE QUEST
ACER – SCIENCE

18. ANNUAL SCIENCE EXHIBITION

19. NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY CELEBRATION

20. NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY CELEBRATION

21. Young Scientist Award – Every Year

22. Cosmos : Science E - Magazine

23. Cosmos : Science E - Magazine