Chapter 1 Super Senses
Activity 1
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Supersense of smell
Supersense of danger
Supersense of sight
Supersense of hearing
CBSE Board,NCERT Syllabus
Std- 5 to 10 Science
Chapter 2 A Snake Charmer's
Story
Activity 1. Different types of snakes
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Chapter 3 From Tasting to
Digesting
Activity 1A Sense of Taste
Activity 2. Introduction of Digestive
system‘Activity 1 Food spoilage
Activity 2 Milk spoilage
‘Activity 3 The making of Aam papad
Activity! A concept about- What
floats, what sinks?
Activity 2. Dead sea
Activity 3 Water Solubility
Activity 1. The Basic photosynthesis
process
Activity 2 Germination of seed
Activity 3. Pitcher plant-
The insect hunter
Activity 4 Seed dispersal
Activity 1. The storage of rainwater
Activity 2A step well structure
Activity 1. Diagnosis of malaria
Activity 1 River crossing Adventure
Activity 2_Life cycle of the mosquito
Activity 2. Rock Climbing
Activity 3 Camp in the snow
Activity 4 Snow mountain climbing,‘Activity 1A Visit of Ancient Fort Activity 11 ASpace Shuttle Launching Activity 1_ Important Traffic signs
Activity 2_ Bulls fetching well Activity 2 Life in Space and rules
‘water arrangement Activity 2 Conserve the useful fuels
Activity 3. Various cooking fuels
Activity 1 A Ladakh tour Activity 1 Earthquake ‘Activity 1A magic behind blow hot
‘Activity 2A visit to Ladakh Activity 2 After Earthquake and blow cold
Activity 3A visit to Srinagar Activity 3 Reconstruction after an Activity 2. Flow of air
earthquake‘Activity 1 Waste Management Activity 1A Village Life ‘Activity 1. Old farming methods
System Activity 2 Alife after shifting to ‘Activity 2. Transformations in
Activity 2 Waste water treatment small city old farming methods
Activity Alife after shifting to ‘Activity 3. Modern Farming Methods
metro city‘Activity 1. Sources of Food Activity 1. Carbohydrates Activity 1. What is Cotton?
Activity 2 Herbivores, Carnivores, Activity 2. Protein Activity 2. The process of
and Omnivores Activity 3. Lipid Cotton Ginning
Activity 4 Vitamins
Activity 5. The sources of minerals
in Food,
Activity 4. Sorting solid materials
according to their solubility in water
Activity 5 Sorting Liquids according
‘Activity 1. Sorting things based Pe ae ei
‘to their solubility in water
on their shape
f Activity 6 Sorting materials
Activity 2. Sorting things based according to their density
Activity 1 Methods of separating
substances
Activity 2. The Sieving process of sand
con softness ER ener (ace ical renin
Activity 3. Sorting materials according a pe s and filtration
to their hardness: SO Ded ober Activity 4 Saturation, Evaporation
conte, and Condensation Process‘Activity 4. Structure and function
of leat
‘Activity 1 Information about Activity 1 Types ofplants and parts ActWitlyS Structure and function
Reversible and Irreversible eae ofthe flower
changes and its examples P Hee
Activity 2. Reversible and irreversible ACtWtY2. Types of root its structure
changes Part2 eee
Activity 3 Reversible and Irreversible Activity 3 Structure and function
changes Part 3 of stem eace
Activity 1 Body movement in ‘Activity 1 Adaptations for desert habitat Activity 1 Measurement of Length
humans ‘Activity 2 Adaptations for aquatic habitat Activity 2 Motion and its types
Activity2_ Body movement in ‘Activity 3 Adaptations for mountain habitat
earthworm ani ‘Acthity 4 Adaptations for grassland habitat
Activity3 Body moverient in eagle, Activity S_Characteristic of living organisms
fish and snake‘Activity 1 Transparent, translucent ‘Activity 1. Types of electric Cells. Activity 1. Types of magnet
vg andopaque objects Activity 2. Different types of electric Activity 2. Magnetic and Non-
‘Activity The making of pinhole circuit connections Magnetic THings
ae Activity 3 Electric Torch and its parts Activity3 Poles of magnet
‘Activity 4. Electric Conductors Activity 4 Attraction and replusion
between magnets
continue.
‘Activity 5 Magnetic compass Activity 4A Heavy Rainfall
Activity 6 Making of Magnet at home ‘Activity 5 Rooftop Rain Water
Activity 7A magnetism safety es Harvesting
water from?
‘Activity 2 Evaporation of water
from wet clothes
‘Activity 3 Water cycle
continueActivity 1
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Activity 4
Presence of air around us
Presence of oxygen in air
Presence of dust and
smoke in air
Presence of air in water
and soil
continue.
Activity 5 Component of air
Activity 6 The Balance of oxygen
and carbon dioxide in the air
Activity 1. Waste disposal: At landfill
Activity 2. Vermicomposting,
Activity 3. The paper recycling.
processActivity 1 A deep Photosynthesis ‘Activity 1. Human Digestive system Activity 1
process Activity 2 Cow Digestive system
Activity 3. Nutrition in Amoeba Activity 2
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ett Tvoes ol thermore Activity 1. The determination of
‘Activity 2 The Convection of water pee een
Casa eee thecal Activity 2. Natural indicator:
Activity 4 Sea breeze and land breeze Tercera
ActvY 2 huien absorptions Activity 3 The Neutralization process
Color Matters
Shearing and Scouring
of Wool
Sorting and Dyeing of Wool
Spinning and Rolling of Wool
Sericulture: Rearing of
silkworms to produce silk
The ant bite: Neutralization
in everyday lifeActivity 1 Types of physical changes
part-1
Activity 2. The Phase change of water:
Melting, Evaporation, Condensation
Activity 3A combustion of
magnesium strip
Activity 1 Air exerts pressure
‘Activity 2 Air flows from higher air
pressure area to the lower air
pressure area
Activity 3. High speed wind reduces
the air pressure
Activity 4. Rusting of iron
Activity 5 Reactivity of Metals
‘Activity 4. Air expands on heating:
Hot air balloon ride
Activity 5. Wind current on the earth
Activity 6 Rainfall in the monsoon
Activity 1. Adaptation of animals
inthe polar regions
Activity 2 Adaptation of animals in
tropical rainforests
Activity 1 Soll Profile
Activity 2. The Percolation rate test of land
Activity 3. Measure the moisture of soil
‘Activity 4 Water absorption capacity
of different soils
Activity 5. Layers of sollActivity 1
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The breathing rate
The breathing process
‘Aerobic respiration
‘Anaerobic respiration
with less oxygen
continue.
Introduction to human
heart
Excretory system in
humans
Transport of water and
food in plants
‘Activity 5 Anaerobic respiration
inyeast
Activity 6 Breathing in cockroach
and earthworm
Activity 7. Breathing in fish
Activity 8 Respiration in plants.
‘Activity 1 Vegetative propagation
by stem cutting,
Activity 2. Vegetative propagation
by buds
‘Activity 3. Vegetative propagation
in Leaf
‘Activity 4 Vegetative propagation in cactus
Activity 1 The blood and its,
components
Activity 2. The circulatory system in
human
Activity 5 Fragmentation in spirogyra
Activity 6 Asexual reproduction
by spore formation
Activity 7 Reproduction through
spore formation in fern
Activity 8 Structure and function
of the flower
Activity 9 Pollination and fertilization
Activity 10 Seed DispersalActivity 4 Non-Uniform motion
Activity 5. Distance vs Time graph
for uniform motion om
Activity 1 Siow motion or Fast motion Activity 1. The important symbols of
Activity 6 Distance vs. Time graph electric components
Activity 2 Measurement Of Time for non-uniform motion ‘Activity 2. The Making of a battery
Activity 3 Speed and its Activity 3 Heating effect of electric
measurement current and its uses.
Activity 4 Units of speed ‘Activity 4. The fuse: Working principle
Activity 5 Uniform motion
aa and application
‘Activity S Magnetic effect of Activity. The Newton's Disc:
electric current The Disappearing Colour
Activity 6 The working of Electric Disc
Belll onl i ae cons ‘Activity 6 Refraction of light by
esate ire convex lens and
‘Activity 2 Usages ofthe concave panes te
mirror
Laws tion of light,
‘Activity 3. Usages of convex mirror sy ero refine ot le
contiwe..Activity 1 Availability of water Activity 1 Visit to a forest ‘Activity 1 Waste Water Collection
on earth ‘Activity 2. The five link food chain ‘Activity 2 Wastewater treatment
Activity 2. Water cycle: An Overview Activity3_ The three link food chain
Activity 3 Underground water: Activity 4 The balance between
Storage and use ‘oxygen and carbon dioxide
Activity 5 The Soil erosioneT)
Activity 3. Irrigation: Sources,
Traditional Methods and Modern
Nees Activity 1 MleroorgeniemsIeroduction-
activa Clone tI porate Activity 4 Fertilisers: Adding eer eater eae
Step in So Preparation Nutrition to Soll and Weedicid ce eee
cee Boa See ae ‘A Protection from Weeds Ik Spreads, How Affects Human Body
Sleednlone Toc abd sced Activity 5 Harvesting, Threshing Activity 3. Fungi: Where and How They Grow
oo) and Storage of produced crop. Activity 4. Vaccine: What Ils and How it Works
saat Activity 5 Food resent: Paseurzaton ofl
Activity 4 Chemical properties of
metal part
Aatvty Chemical properties
of metal part2
‘Activity 1 Polymer: Introduction and Activity 1 Physical property of metal seeyays Chores copes
Classification Based on Availabilty arin cama
Source and Structure of Monomer Chain activity 2. Metals are good conductors Actviy7_Chemial properties of
ree regres clereasiad Act Recon of metals thai
Da Activity 3. Metals are hard, lustrous, nec i risetmtr ar etacea
ee malleable, ductile, sonorous Activity 10 Reactivity Series of Metals
Types ontActivity 1. Introduction of coal
Activity 2. Processing of coal-tar
and coke
Activity 3. Petroleum refinery
Activity 1. What is ignition
temperature?
Activity 2. Heating water in a paper cup
Activity 3. How to control fire
Activity 4 Types of combustion
Activity 5 Structure of flame
Activity 1 Different cells of Male reproductive organs
Human body introduction and function
Activity2. Basic structure of Female reproductive organs
‘Animal cell Fertilization in human
Activity 3 Basic structure of Development of embryo
Plant cell inhumans
Activity 1 An Amazing Visit of National Park
Activity 2. Visit of Wildlife Sanctuary
Activity 3. Forests: Our Lifeline
Activity 4 Deforestation: Harmful
Effects of Itand Prevention from It
Activity 5. Fertilization in frog
Activity 6 Asexual reproduction
in Hydra by budding
Activity 7. Binary fission in AmoebaActivity 1 Types of Glands and their
functions
Activity 2. Sex determination in
Humans
Activity 3. Human sex determination-
Female
Activity 4 The Advantages and
Disadvantages of Friction
Activity 5 Increasing and Reducing
Friction
Activity 6 Rolling Friction
‘Activity 7 Fluid Friction
Activity 1. The Force
Activity 2. The effects of force on
object state and shape
Activity 3. Types of the force
Activity 4 The Pressure
‘Activity 1_ Introduction of Friction
‘Activity 2. The force of friction
Activity 3. The factors affecting
Friction
Activity 1 Conductivity of liquids
Activity 2. Electroplating
Activity 3. Electroplating- In realtime
‘Activity 1 How sound produced
Activity 2 The sound produced by
human
Activity 3. Propagation of Sound
Activity 4 The Ear structure and
functionActivity 1
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‘Two kinds of charges
after rubbing materials
‘What causes Lightning
Earthquake
Seismograph: to detect
and record earthquake
Day and Night on earth
Change of season on earth
Phases of the moon
Activity 1. Laws of reflection
Activity 2. Regular and irregular
reflection
Activity 3 The Periscope and its
function
Activity 4 Introduction to solar
system and it's planets
Activity 5 Constellations
Activity 6 Comets, meteors,
and meteorites
Activity 7 Artifical satellites
‘Activity 4 Normal eye Anatomy
Activity 5 Defects of Eye: Myopia and
how is it corrected
Activity 6 Defects of Eye: Hypermetr-
‘pia and how is it corrected
Activity 7. Defects of Eye: Presbyopia
and how is it corrected
Activity 8. Astigmatism eye
Activity 1 Air pollution
Activity 2. Water pollution
Activity. Wastewater treatmentActivity 1
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Matters in our
surroundings
States of Matter
Can Matter Change
its State?
Law of conservation of
mass
Law of constant proportions
Information about atom
Molecules of elements
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Element, compound
‘And mixture
Types of mixtures
What is a solution
What is a suspension
‘The Structure of an Atom,
‘Thomson, Rutherford, and
Bohr’s model of the atom
‘Atomic Number and
‘Mass Number
continue.
‘Activity 5 What is @ Colloidal
solution?
‘Activity 6 separating the components
of a mixture
‘Activity 7. Separation of immiscible
Liquids
Activity 8 Separation of Miscible
Liquids
Activity 4 Electronic Configuration
of elements
Activity 5. Valency of the electron
Activity 6 Noble gases,
Activity 7_ Isotopes and IsobarActivity 1. Basic structure of
Animal cell
Activity 2. Basic structure of Plant cell
Activity 3 Different cells of Human
body
Activity 1. Biological Classification
Activity 2. The five kingdom
classification
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Activity S Epithelial Tissue
Activity 6 Connective Tissue
Activity 7 Muscular Tissue
Meristematic Tissue Reig ee Te Tea
of plants
Simple permanent tissue
Epidermal and Guard Cells
Complex permanent tissue
Classification of Plants
Classification of Animals
Classes of Vertebrates
Binomial nomenclature‘Activity 4 Non-Uniform motion
Activity 5 Distance Vs Time Graph
for non-uniform motion
Activity 6 Velocity Vs Time
non-uniform motion
Activity 1. Uniform motion
Activity 2. Velocity vs Time graph for
uniform motion
Activity 3. Distance vs Time
‘graph For uniform motion
‘Activity 1 Universal Law of Gravitation Activity 1. What is Work?
Activity 2. Free Fall Activity 2 The Energy
Activity 3. Mass and Weight Activity 3 Forms of Energy
Activity 4 Thrust and Pressure
Activity 5. Archimedes Principle
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Balanced and Unbalanced forces
First law of motion
Inertia and mass
The Second law of motion
The Third law of motion
Conservation of momentum
‘The Potential Energy
‘The Law of conservation
of Energy
potential energy of an
object at a height
The Power‘Activity 1 Sound and its propagation
Activity 2. Sound waves and
longitudinal waves
Activity 3 Characteristics OF
‘Sound wave
‘Activity 4 Disease and its causes
(Malaria)
Activity 5 Waterborne diseases-
Cholera
‘Activity 6 Foodborne diseases and
their cure
‘Activity 7 What is antibiotic? and
how does it work?
Activity 4 Sonic boom,
Activity 5 Echo
Activity 6 Reverberation
Activity 7 Reflection of sound
Activity 8 Ultrasound
Activity 1. Health and its failure
Activity 2. Part 1: What does
disease look like?
Part 2: Infectious and
Non-infectious disease
Activity 3. Disease and its auses(AIDS)
Activity 5 water pollution
Activity 6 A complete process of
water cycle
Activity 1 The movement of Activity 7. Nitrogen cycle
airswinds Activity 8 Carbon cycle
Activity 2_ Air expands on heating: Activity 9 Oxygen cycle
Hot air balloon ride Activity 10 The ozone layer
‘Activity 3. Formation of clouds and Rain
Activity 4 Air pollutionActivity 1. Types of Cropping
Activity 2. Types of irrigation
Activity 3. Fertilizers
Activity 4 Crop Protection
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Storage of grains
Cattle Farming
Poultry Farming
Fishery
Apiculture‘Activity 1. Chemical Reaction
‘Activity 2. Combination Reaction
‘Activity 3. Decomposition Reaction
continue
Activity 3. How do metal carbonates
‘and metal hydrogen
‘carbonates react with acids?
Activity 4 What do all acids and all
bases have in common?
Activity 5 What happens to an acid or
base in a water solution?
Corea)
Activity 4. Displacement Reaction
Activity Double Displacement
Reaction
Activity 6 Oxidation- Reduction
Activity 6 Are the crystals of salts
really dry?
Activity 7. Reaction of metallic
oxides with acids
Activity 8 Is this an exothermic
or endothermic process?
Activity 9 How do acids and
bases react with each other?
Activity 1 Acids and Bases in the
laboratory
Activity 2 How do acids and bases
react with metals?Activity 1. Physical Property of Metal:
Good Conductors of Heat
Activity 2 Metal Physical Properties:
Sonorous, Malleabi
Lustrous, Hard
Activity 3 Electric conductrs
Activity 4 allotropes of carbon and oxygen
Activity 5 Homologous series and
nomenculture of chlorine
group
‘Activity 6 Homologous series and
nomenculture of hydroxyl
group
‘Activity? Homologous series and
‘nomenculture of aldehyde group
‘Activity 4 Chemical properties of Metal
Activity 5 Metal reacts with Water
Activity 6 Reactivity Series of Metals
‘Activity 7 Properties of onic compounds
‘Activity 8 Magnetic separation
process: Extraction of metals
Activity 9 Prevention of corrosion
Activity 8. Homologous series and
nomenclature of carboxyl group
Activity 9 Homologous series and
nomenclature of unsaturated
‘compound
Activity 10 Chemical properties of
carbon compound
Activity 11. Soap And Detergent
Activity 1. Types of bonds
Activity 2. Versatile nature and
catenation of carbon, structure of
carbon compounds
Activity 3. Saturated and unsaturated
compounds of carbon
Activity 1 Dobereiner's Triads
Activity 2 Newland's law of octaves
Activity 3 Mendeleev's periodic table
Activity 4 Modern Periodic TableActivity 1 Adeep Photosynthesis pracess
Activity 2. Nutrition in Amoeba
Activity 3. Detaled Human Digestive System
Activity 4 Types of Respiration
‘Activity S Human respiratory system
Activity The human heart
Activity 5 Tropism in plants
Activity 6 Nastism in plants
Activity 7 Hormones of the plant
Activity? Transport and exchange
of 02 and C02 in humans
‘Activity 8 Lymphatic system in the human
Atty 9 Transportation in plants
‘Atty 10 Excretory ystam in humane
‘Atty 11 Hemodiayse
‘atv 12 craton in plants
‘Aalvty 13 Anaerobic respiration with ess oxygen
‘atv 14 Anaerobic respiration in yeast
Activity 1 Binary fission in Amoeba
Activity 2. Fragmentation in spirogyra
Activity 3 Regeneration in Hydra
Activity 4 Asexual reproduction in
Hydra by budding
Activity 1. The Human Nervous System
Activity 2. The reflex action
Activity. The human brain
Activity 4 The endocrine glands
and hormones
Activity 5 Asexual reproduction
by spore formation
Activity 6 Vegetative propagation
by buds or eyes.
Activity 7 Vegetative propagation
inLeat
‘Activity 8. Fertilization in human
‘Activity 9 Development of embryo
inhumansActivity 1
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Introduction of heredity
and DNA
Mender' law of segregation
and the law of dominance
Mendes law of independent
assortment
Nature, Position and Size
of image formed by
the Concave mirror
Nature, Position and Size
of image formed by the
Convex mirror
Reflection of Light,
Image formulation by concave Lens
Image formulation by conevex Lens
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Sex determination in
the human
Evolution
Evolution and classification
Fossils
Evolution of wild cabbage
Evolution in human
Human eye
Defects of Eye: Myopia and
how is it corrected
Refraction and dispersion
of light
Primary and Secondary Rainbow
Activity 1 Law of reflection
Activity 2 Making process of
concave and convex mirror
Activity 3 Introduction
Activity 4. Definition
‘Activity Atmospheric refraction
Activity 6 Twinkling of stars,
Activity 7 Advance sunrise -
delayed sunset
Activity 8 Scattering of light:
Tyndall effect
Activity 9 Blue colour of the sky
Activity 10 The sunrise and sunsetActivity 1
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Activity 7
What is Current?
OHM'S LAW.
Relation between R & | for
constant V with different
electric material
Resistivity
Fleming's lefthand rule
Electric motor
Electromagnetic Induction
Electric Generator
Activity S Resistance of a system
of resistor
Activity 6 Resistors in Series
Activity 7 Resistors in Parallel
Activity 8 Heating Effect of
Electric Current
Activity 1 Sources of Energy
Activity 2. Fossil Fuels,
Activity 3. Thermal Power Plant
Activity 4 Hydro Power plant
Activity S Biomass
Activity 1 Magnetic Lines and Magne-
tic field creates in simple
electric circuit
Activity 2 Right Hand Thumb Rule
Activity 3 Solenoid
Activity 7 Solar Energy
‘Activity 8 Solar Cooker
Activity 9. Tidal Energy
‘Activity! Wave Energy
Activity! Ocean Thermal Energy
Activity 12 Geothermal Energy
‘Activity 13 Nuclear Energy‘Activity 1 Food chain Activity 1. Water storage by dams
‘Activity 2 Food web ‘Activity 2. Water Harvesting
‘Activity 3 Ozone layer and its Activity 3. Rainwater Harvesting,
depletion ‘Activity 4 The formation and
conservation of Coal
and Petroleum