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CONTENTS
6th Standard
1.1 Sports Stars 1
1.2 Team Work 5
1.3 Think to Win 8
1.4 Adjective 11
2.1 Trip to Ooty 14
2.2 From a Railway Carriage 17
2.3 Gulliver's Travel 20
2.4 Tense 23
7th Standard
1.1 Adventures of Don Quixote 29
1.2 Superlative Degree 33
1.3 The Poem of Adventure 37
1.4 Alice in Wonderland 41
2.1 The Last Stone Carver 45
2.2 Active Voice and Passive Voice 49
2.3 Wandering Singers 53
2.4 Naya – The Home of Chitrakaars 57
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8th Standard
1.1 The Ingenious Scientist 63
1.2 Conjunction 67
1.3 Making Life Worth While 71
1.4 The Three Questions 75
2.1 My Reminiscence 80
2.2 If clause 84
2.3 A Thing of Beauty 88
2.4 Crossing the River 92
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Details of School Working Days for the

Academic Year 2019-2020
Sat., Sunday Days of Working
Month List of Holidays
Holiday Holidays days
Jun 5 W Ramjan 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 11 19

16, 22, 23,
2019
29, 30
Jully ? ? ? 6, 7, 13, 14, 8 23
20, 21, 27,
2019
28
Aug. 12 M Bahrith 3, 4, 10, 11, 11 20
2019
15 T Independence 18, 24, 25,
23 F Krishnajeyanthi 31
17.08.2019 ? Saturday (Working day)

Sept. 2 M Vinayagarsaturti 1, 7, 8, 14, 16 14
2019
10 T Muharam 15, 22
23 ?30 I Term Holiday

Oct. 2 W Gandhi Jeyanti 5, 6, 12, 13, 11 20
2019 7 M Saraswati pooja 19, 20, 26,
8 T Vijaydasami 27
Nov ? ? ? 2, 3, 9, 10, 9 21
16, 17, 23,
2019
24, 30
Dec. 24 ?31 II Term Holidays 1, 7, 8, 14, 14 17
15, 22
2019
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Details of School Working Days for the

Academic Year 2019-2020
Sat., Sunday Days of Working
Month List of Holidays
Holiday Holidays days
Jan. 1 W New year 5, 11, 12, 18, 11 20

2020
15 W Thai Pongal 19, 25, 26
16 T Mattupongal
17 F Uzhavar day
04.01.2020? Saturday (Working day)
Feb. ? ? ? 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 8 21
2020
16, 22, 23
Mar. 25 W Telugu new year 7, 8, 14, 15, 8 23
2020
21, 22, 29
28.03.2020? Saturday (Working day)
April 6 M Mahavir Jeyanthi 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 12
2020
10 F Good Friday 19
14 T Tamil New Year
21 T III Term Holidays

start
May 1 M Summer - 31 -
Holidays
2020
31 S
Total Days 156 210
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LESSON PLAN
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Unit LESSON PLAN
1.1
Sports Stars
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Reads a variety of texts in English and identifies
main ideas, events and relates with his/her personal
experiences.
¾ Reads to seek information from notice board,
newspaper, internet, tables, charts etc.
¾ Refers to dictionary to check meaning and spelling
and to suggested websites for information
¾ Learns about the skill of the sports persons.
Introduction :
The Teacher introduces the lesson through a game. The
teacher selects three pairs. The pairs are made to stand
facing each other. The teacher whispers a game to each
pair. One person makes a movement, the other tries
to mirror the movement or copy it exactly. Them they
change roles. When both have played both roles, try to
coordinate movements with each other, so that both
become player and mirror at the same time then the rest
of the class have to find Eg. Passing the ball, batting etc.
The teacher them tells about Indian Players who have
been proving themselves in various games.
Guide Reading
The teacher reads the lesson and makes the students
respect with Proper Pronunciation.
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 GANGA  68 ENGLISH 3 in 1 TERM 2
New Words
¾ Passion – Desire
¾ Commitment – Dedication
¾ Acknowledge – Accept
¾ Civilian – Ordinary People
¾ Recognized – Known
¾ prominent – Noticeable
¾ Prominent – Will Powered
¾ shanty town – a poor area
Mind Map
Tendulkar of
Lives in
Indian women
First Player to Hyderabad
cricket
score of
Padma shri consecutive 50s Highest run
Award scorer in WIC
Mithali Dorai Raj
Highest run
Kabbadi Cricket scorer in WIC
Sports Stars Badminton

Usha rani
Win silver medal in
Cop cum 2017 Olympics
Bengaluru, Karnataka kappadi
champion Top 20 of BRN
Sell flowers for her
daily hiving Started playing at the
AT 29 Yrs won Gold age of eight
medal Guided by mehboob ali
Got a job in Karnataka
state police force Trained Gopichand
Trying to win gold medal Badminton Academy
at the Asian Games never-say-die spirit
Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award,
Padma shri, Arjuna Award.
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TERM 2 3 in 1  GANGA  6 ENGLISH
Consolidation
Ê Mithali Dorai Raj – Cricket Player

¾ Lives in Hyderabad, a Tamilan
¾ Highest run scorer in WIC
¾ First Player to score 7 consecutive 50s
¾ Padma shri Award
Ê Usha Rani – Kabbadi Player
¾ Cop cum Kabbadi Champion
¾ Belongs to Bengaluru
¾ Won gold medal at 28 yrs.
¾ Job in State Police force
¾ Aiming to win gold medal at the Asian Games.
Ê P.V Sidhu – Badminton Player
¾ Won Silver medal in 2017 Olympics
¾ Top 20 of BFW
¾ Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award, padma shri, Arjuna
Award
Reinforcement
(Pg. No : 84)
SAY TRUE OR FALSE
1. Mithali Raj is happy to be recognized as tendulkar of
Indian women’s cricket
2. Mithali mother tongue is telugu
3. A school going girl writes the diary account
4. Women should not be compared with men cricket,
says Mithali
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Evaluation
(PG.NO 85, 90)
¾ When did Usha Rani Stort Playing Kabbadi?
¾ What did she sell to support her family?
¾ Who won the Olympic 2017 Silver medal in
badminton.
Remedial teaching
(Pg.No.91)
Match the Sport and the equipment
¾ Football – Bow and Arrow
¾ Tennis – Club
¾ Golf – Net
¾ Volleyball – Racquets
¾ Archery – Helmet
Writing
¾ The Students write down the answers and book exercise.
Follow up
¾ Present your sport to the class in four to five sentences.
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Unit LESSON PLAN
1.2
Team work
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Participates in activities in English like role play,
group discussion, etc.
¾ Recites and shares poems, songs, riddles, tongue
twisters, etc.
¾ Learns to act with team spirit while playing a game.
Introduction :
The Teacher divides the students into groups and makes
them play Language games like word building sentence
collage etc which has to be played in teams. The students
are made to understand the importance of team work and
team spirit through games. The teacher asks questions
like,
¾ What is the most essential quality required to win the
game?
¾ Do you love playing in groups?
Guide Reading
The teacher gives a model reading and the students are
made to repeat with proper pronunciation. The students
read the poem silently and underline the new words.
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New Words
¾ Deed – act mate – companion
¾ Scheme – Plan spirit – will, Determination
¾ Fame – Glory O’re – over
Mind Map
No lone hand can

View the goal play a game Work to a bigger
scheme
helping fellow-
man to care Team work
Spirit of the Work with the

team running mate
Selfish dream
can’t win
Greater thing Fight for the team

to do
Consolidation
Spirit of the team Team spirit

¾ No lone hand
¾ Work with your running note
¾ Lost or won, stand by the team
¾ Greater things to do
¾ Set the mind
¾ Set the will
¾ View the goal
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¾ Help your fellowman
¾ Forget your self
¾ Fight for the team
Reinforcement
(PG. NO : 99)
Give the rhyming words of the following
1. Star 4. dream
2. Scheme 5. do
3. Fame 6. seem
Evaluation
Answer the following (Pg.No.100)
1. What qualities are needed to play a game?
2. What helps one win the game?
3. How is team spirit created?
Remedial teaching
(PG.NO.91)
¾ The students who lag behind are give more exposure.
Writing
¾ The Students write the book exercise and answers.
Follow up
¾ Discuss with your partner and list out five team games.
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Unit LESSON PLAN
1.3
Think To Win
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Asks and responds to questions based on texts and
out of curiosity.
¾ Identifies details, characters, main idea and sequence
of ideas and events in textual material
¾ Reads a variety of texts for pleasure eg. Adventure
stories, fairy tales, short stories etc. (extensive reading)
Introduction :
The teacher introduces the supplementary reader by
asking motivating questions like
¾ Do you like to win?
¾ Do you have confidence in you?
¾ How do you feel when you lose?
¾ Do you continue to strive even after losing?
The teacher motivates the students further by showing
the digital video.
Understanding
¾ The teacher narrates the gist of the lesson Rucha, a
ten year old girl is very talented but too protcc she
never did things rashly. She is a good player and
athlete but loses in badminton watch because of her
over protective nature. Whenever she denotivates
herself, her friend aruna cheers up her. Her new
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P.T. instructor prakash sir drives them hard. He
girls work hard. They win in the relay race. Rucha
is performance was simply superb. It was a proud
moment for Rucha.
New Words
¾ Wobbled - jLkhw;wk; , unsteady
¾ Wailed - g[y;gp mGjy; , prolonged cry
¾ Stormed - jhf;fpdhh;fs; , sudden attack
¾ Barely - mhpjhfnt , hardly, scarcely
¾ Rashly - JLf;Fj;jdkha; , hastily
¾ Gloomily - ftiynahL , sad, dejected
¾ Enthusiastic - Mh;tj;Jld; , excitement
¾ Vociferous - rg;jkpLfpw, loud and forceful
¾ Baton - Fl;ilahd nfhy; , a thin stick
¾ Appropriate - chpa, suitable
¾ Mettle - bka;g;gpj;J/ ijhpak;, boldness
¾ Attitude - mQFKiw, feeling about
something
Reinforcement
¾ The students are made to read the lesson and narrate
the story in their own style.
Evaluation
Answer the following (Pg.No.105)
1. How does Rucha differ from her sister?
2. Describe the qualities of the new P.T. Instructor Mr.
Prakash.
3. What words were ringing in Rucha’s ears when she
was running in the relay?
4. What did Rucha finally realize about herself?
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Remedial teaching
(PG.NO.91)
¾ The late bloomers are identified and more exposure is
given on the aspect where they lag behind.
Writing
¾ The Students write down the book exercise and
answers.
Follow up
(Pg. No. 106)
¾ Project : Prepare a collage on different sports and
present it in the class.
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Unit LESSON PLAN
1.4
Adjectives [ Page No: 94 ]
Introduction :
The Teacher motivates the students through a small
activity. The students are asked to point out the objects
inside the classroom and describe them. They are asked
to descries their friends.
Eg. Ram is clever boy
Kowsalya is a calm girl
And thus Adjectives are introduced is the students
Understanding
The teacher explains what an adjective is, through var-
ious examples an adjective is a word that describes a
noun. They are describing words.
Eg : Seetha is a clever girl.
The word ‘clever’ describes the noun seetha. So it is an
adjective.
Mind Map
One, five
Green, blue Quantity
Quality brave
Colour Adjectives great
Age size Small big
Old young
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Consolidation
Adjectives
¾ Quantity – one, fourth, second
¾ Quality – clever, good, happy
¾ Size – Tall, short, big
¾ Age – old, young, adult
¾ Colour – Dark, yellow, red
Reinforcement
(PG. NO : 99)
Give the rhyming words of the following
1. Star 4. dream
2. Scheme 5. do
3. Fame 6. seem
Reinforcement
(Pg.No : 95)
Put the words in correct order
1. They have a past boa (red, small, rectangular)
2. I have sticks (Long, tow, brown)
3. Mahesh is a boy (Thin, tall, clever)
Evaluation
Fill in the blanks (Pg.No.94)
¾ There is a ………………… ground in my school
¾ The ………………….. sky looks beautiful at night
¾ The tray has ………………… vegetables
¾ It is a …………………………. Day
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Remedial teaching
(PG.NO.91)
¾ The students who long behind are give more exposure
and practice.
Writing
answers.
Follow up
¾ Describe your friend in about ten lines.
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Unit LESSON PLAN
2.1
Trip to Ooty
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Reads a variety of texts in English and identifies main
ideas, characters, sequence of ideas, and events and
relates with his/her personal experiences.
¾ Responds to a variety of questions on familiar and
unfamiliar texts verbally and in writing.
¾ Refers to dictionary to check meaning and spelling
and to suggested websites for information
Introduction :
The Teacher introduces the lesson by making the stu-
dents describe the pictures given in page no. 112 and
with the warm up given in or code. The teacher asks the
following questions
¾ Where would for like to go for picnic?
¾ Would you like to go with your friends or parents?
The teacher gives the gist of the lesson merlin class
teacher arranger a trip to Ooty they board the toy train.
They enjoy the scenic beauty. Suddenly the train stops
too elephants block the track. Muthu clears the track by
showing bunch of bananas to the baby elephant.
Guide Reading
The Students read the lesson under teacher’s guidance.
They read the lesson silently and underline the new
words.
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New Words
¾ Sway – move slowly
¾ Coax – persuade
¾ Snigger – Suppressed laugh
¾ Murmur – grumble
¾ Scream – cry in high pitch
¾ chugging – moveing slowly
Mind Map
Merlin’s class
go for a trip
Girl scream
Train Stops
Monkey
snatches Trip To Ooty Elephants on
bananas the track
Muthu shows
bananas to Lovely scenes
the baby
elephant Clears the Work with the
track running mate
Consolidation
¾ Trip to Ooty
¾ Fantastic trip
¾ Train side
¾ Elephants on the track
¾ Muthu’s Plan
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¾ Track gets cleared
¾ Excited by the trip
Reinforcement
(PG. NO : 120)
Complete the words.
¾ _ x _ ited - thrilled
¾ d _ l _ c _ _ _s - tasty
¾ s _ re _ _ - shout
¾ f _ igh _ en _ _ - afraid
¾ sp _ ct _ c _ lar - eye catching
Evaluation
(Pg.No.114,115,118)
1. Where did the boys and girls go?
2. Why did the girls snigger?
3. Describe the beauty of the blue mountain.
4. What made the trip a memorable one?
Remedial teaching
(Pg.No.121)
1. Wonderful 2. Behind 3. Bananas
4. Snatch 5. Thud 6. Everyone
Writing
¾The Students write down the book exercise and answers.
Follow up
¾ Write the story in your own words.
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Unit LESSON PLAN
2.2
From a Railway Carriage
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Participates in activities in English like role play,
group discussion etc.
¾ Recites and shares poems, songs, riddles, tongue
twisters etc.
¾ The students learn about the joy of travelling in a
train.
Introduction :
The Teacher introduces the Poem by asking the students

to share their train journey. She teacher motivates the
students through the warm up activity given in the text.
The teacher asks questions like,
¾ Have you travelled in train?
¾ What are the seenes that capture your eyes while
travelling in a train?
The teacher gives the gist of the Poem. The poet enjoys
watching the scene the It gives him great pleasure
Guide Reading
¾ The teacher gives a model reading and the students
repeat after her. They read the Poem silently and un-
derline the new words.
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New Words
¾ Fairies - small imaginary being of human form
¾ Witches - a woman thought to have magical powers
¾ Scrambles - clamber up over something
¾ Brambles - shrub of the rose family
¾ Glimpse - a sudden Lork
¾ Battle - war, conflict, fight
¾ Clambers - climb
Mind Map
The train is fus Faster than

tertam frirces witches
Like soldiers Peeping through Elephants on

charging ahead Railway carriage the track
The child Bridges and

clambers and houses
scrambles
Hedges and
ditches
Consolidation
¾ The child is in the train.

¾ Amazed by the speed of the train
¾ The train moves faster
¾ All the sights pass through quickly
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¾ The scenes appear and disappear
¾ She poet shares his experience of first railway journey
The students present their mind map and consolidation.
Reinforcement
Activity : Make sentence for the following.
1. Bridges and hedges
2. Wink of an eye
3. Over here
4. Troops in a battle
5. Faster than fairies
Evaluation
(Pg.No.129)
Answer the following
1. Where do you think the child is?
2. What does gathering brambles mean?
3. What is faster than fairies and witches?
4. Why does the child clamber and scramble?
Remedial teaching
Activity - 1 : List out the things that the child sees from
the train.
Activity - 2 : Bring out all the action words in the poem.
Writing
answers.
Follow up
¾ Pick out the nouns from the poem.

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Unit LESSON PLAN
2.3
Gulliver’s Travels
Learning Outcomes :

of ideas and events in textual material.
¾ Reads a variety of texts for pleasure eg: adventure
stories fairy tales, short stories etc.
Introduction :
The teacher Introduces the story by showing the digital

video which has a visual narration. The teacher then
narrates the story. Gulliver is a married surgeon from
England, who has a taste for travelling. He heads out on
a fateful voyage to the south seas when he gets caught in
a storm and washed up on an island. This island, Lilliput
has a population of tiny people about 6 inches tall. In
attack him but when they find him harmless, they seek
his help. Gulliver saves them from the army of Blefuscu
and he is hailed as a hero.
Understanding
¾ The teacher reads the lesson and the students repeat

after the teacher. They are made to sit in pairs and
read the story. The teacher gives them meaning for
the new words.
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New Words
¾ Voyage - gpuahzk;/ long journey
¾ Storm - g[ay;/ tempest, cyclone
¾ Exhausted - Kw;Wk; nrhh;tile;j/ very tired
¾ Puzzled - FHg;gkile;j epiy/ confused
¾ Terrified - mr;RWj;Jk;/ extreme fear
¾ Startled - fytukile;j/ sudden shock
¾ Gestures - irif/ a movement of part
of the body
¾ Tickled - TRfpwJ/ light touch that
causes discomfort
¾ Amusement - bghGJnghf;F/ entertainment
¾ Carnival - jpUtpHh/ an annual festival
Reinforcement
(Pg.No.135)
¾ Activity : Discuss in groups. Retell the story in
your own words. Each one should say on
sentence.
Evaluation
(Pg.No.135)
Answer the following.
1. How did Gulliver overcome the adversity?
2. How should one react to adversity?
3. Describe Gulliver’s encounter with the army of Blefuscu.
Remedial teaching
(Pg.No.134)
Activity : Identify the character.
1. He felt something moving along his body almost up to
his chin.
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2. They somehow managed to put him on the platform.
3. “Don’t let us down now, Gulliver; we need your help.”
Writing
¾ The Students complete the book exercise and write
down the answers.
Follow up
¾ Look at the picture in page number 132 and describe

it in ten sentences.
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Unit LESSON PLAN
2.4
TENSE [ page no : 122 ]
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Uses appropriate grammatical forms

¾ Participates in the language activity
¾ Writes grammatically correct sentences.
Introduction :
The teacher motivates the students through a small
activity to involve them in the class. The teacher invites
three students in front of the class. One student is
asked to narrate the previous day’s activities. Another
student tells his daily routine. And the third student tells
the happenings of the following day. Then the teacher
explains the present, past and future tense forms.
Understanding
¾ The teacher explains the grammar item through lots

of examples.
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Mind Map
Simple Present
Present
Present Continuous
Simple Past
Simple
Future
Tenses
Past Future
Future
Past Continuous
Continuous
Consolidation
Simple present Action going on at that moment,

habitual, facts, anything that is sure to happen in future.
¾ Present Continuous Progressive action
¾ Simple past Action in past
¾ Past Continuous Action going on in the past.
The students present their mind map and consolidation.
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Reinforcement
Activity : Give the past tense of the following verbs:
1. Write
2. read
3. speak
4. steady
5. walk
6. talk
7. give
8. see
9. this
Evaluation
Fill in the blanks with simple present tense
1. Petrol ………………… (burn) easily.
2. Usha ……………… (keep) quiet in the class.
3. Raga …………… (walk) faster than Radhika
4. The sun ………………. (emit) light and heat
Remedial teaching
Choose the correct form of the verbs.

1. The mice run/runs fast
2. My friend love/loves to dance.
3. Honey taste/tastes well.
4. You is/are a super singer.
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Writing
¾ The Students write down the book exercise
Follow up
¾ The students are asked to conjugate sentences.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
1.1 Adventure of
Don Quixote
PAGE NO : 83 - 90
Teachers Learning Materials
¾ QR code and an act of the great king Veera Pandiya

Kattabomman was done to inspire students atten-
tion, flash cards was used for new words.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Speaks about excerpts, dialogues, skits, short films etc.
¾ Enrichment of vocabulary
¾ Knowing about greatness of Knights.
Content of the Prose

The conversation is about a man Don Quixote who loves
to read stories about great Knights and Squires and their
adventures. One day he turns to be a great Knight and
goes about Sancho Panza his servant. He assumes many
adventures on his journey is the story.
Introduction :
QR code was shown then an act of the great king Veera
Pandiya Kattabomman. Few oral questions was asked.
¾ List out the names of few Kings you know?
¾ Do you like adventure stories?
¾ Can anyone tell a story of any King you know?
¾ Who are the members of the Kings army?
¾ Do you like reading stories?
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Guide Reading
As the story is given in the form of conversation modal
reading was done with proper stress and intonation. Then
group, pair and individual reading was done. The story
was read in form of conversation by students.
New Words
¾ Knights - a brave soldier
¾ Squires - shelter carrier for Knight
¾ Incredible - unbelievable
¾ Hilarious - amusing
¾ Ogres - monster
¾ Combat - fight between armed force
¾ Prodigious - impressively great
¾ Steeds - horse that is ridden
¾ Spurs - a tool worn on the heel of a boot
when ridding horse
¾ Sparkle - a twinkle
¾ Exploits - adventures
Mind Map
Imagination Gets a servant

of Quixote to Sancho Panza
Don Quixote a be a Knight
man who reads Quixote realized
adventures of his imaginary
Wind mill adventures in his
Knights , and adventure
dreams of it. estate, turns to
be a good story
Herd of sheep teller for children.
and lambs
adventure
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Consolidation ( LIST)
¾ Don Quixote a man who reads adventures of Knights,
and dreams of it
¾ Imagination of Quixote to be a Knight
¾ Gets a servant Sancho Panza
¾ Wind mill adventure
¾ Herd of sheep and lambs adventure
¾ Quixote realized his imaginary adventures in his
estate, turns to be a good story teller for children.
Ê ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY:
Preparation and presentation

¾ Students are made to sit in groups and prepare mind
map and do consolidation. Then present them to
class. Students mind map is compared to teachers
and correction is made.
Reinforcement
¾ The content of the prose is recalled by narrating the
story with action using mind map.
Assessment
Students are asked few oral question and assessed.

1. Who was Don Quixote?
2. What was his passion?
3. What kind of books he read?
4. Who is Sancho Panza?
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Remedial teaching
¾ Those students who are found lacking in any of the

above steps are identified and remedial teaching was
done to over those.
¾ The story is read by assigning characters to students
for better story formation.
Follow up work
Each group was given one activity.

¾ Few new words was given and ask them to frame
sentence
¾ Write few lines about any book that you have read.
¾ Prepare a conversation with your friend about an
story of a Knight you know.
¾ Take any part of the conversation you wish from the
text and frame questions.
Writing practice
¾ Students were asked to read and write once the un-
derlined words is home work note.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
1.2
SUPERLATIVE DEGREE
PAGE NO : 97-99
¾ QR code was scanned and few real objects and

sentence strip.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Knowing about the usage of superlative degree
¾ Reading various text and understanding its content.
¾ Framing dialogues
Introduction :
QR code was scanned and few real objects in and out
side the classroom is shown. Then using the sentence
strips superlative degree is explained.
¾ My house is the largest one in our neighborhood.
¾ My dog is the fastest than any other dog in the race.
¾ Today is the worst day I have ever gone through.
Understanding
Superlative degrees are used to describe an object which is

at the upper or lower limit of a quality.
Eg: tallest, smallest etc.
Noun (subject) + verb + the + superlative adjective +
noun (object)
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Mind Map
Regular form –
irregular form.
Eg: best
More important
happiest
Superlative degree
Describes the
upper limit or
the lower
Consolidation ( list)
¾ It is the highest or the lowest limit
¾ Noun (subject) + verb + the + superlative adjective +
noun(object)
¾ Regular form – irregular form.
¾ Eg: best, More importan, happiest

¾ Teachers teaches the topic and guides students to
prepare and present mind map and do
consolidation .
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Reinforcement
¾By recalling the topic with various examples and
exercises.
Assessment
For assessment few oral questions were asked:

1. Antarctica is the ____________________continent in the
world.
2. Mount Everst is the_____________ mountain in the
world.
3. Mecury is the __________ planet to the sun.
4. Cheetah is the ______________ animal in the world.
5. Deserts are the ________ places in the world.
Remedial teaching

done to over come those.
Follow up work
FA(A)
¾ As follow up students are asked to frame few sen-
tences in superlative degree.
¾ Students were asked to complete the tables.
Positive comparative Superlative

Tall
Beautiful
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Positive comparative Superlative
Happy
Fast
good
¾ Collect a picture and frame few superlative sentences
from it.
¾ You appreciate your friend with few sentences using
superlative degree.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
1.3
THE POEM OF ADVENTURE
PAGE NO : 101-103
¾ QR code and pictures as flash cards was shown

about various adventurers sport.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Answering questions orally and in writing on a variety
of texts.
¾ Participates in reciting and reading a poem.
¾ Enrichment of vocabulary.
¾ Knowing about the pride of adventure as Knight.
Content of the Poem

¾ The poem is written by George Krokos about the
real adventure that a Knight undergoes. His pride
is shown as words and his desire and aspiration is
painted in words.
Introduction :
QR code was scanned and then flash cards was used for
motivation. Few oral question was asked .
¾ Is playing games is adventures?
¾ Why do we need adventure in life?
¾ List out few adventures games you know?
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¾ Have you gone for a deep swimming with your father?
¾ Do you know what is NCC?
Guide Reading
¾ As the poem is read with proper stress and intonation.
Then group, pair and individual reading was done.The
poem was read in alternative manner by boys and girls.
New Words
¾ Lance – a weapon used by horse man in charging.
¾ Chivalry – Knightly system with religious, moral,
and social code.
¾ Abated – unpleasant
¾ Impression – feeling strong
¾ Exploits – adventure
¾ Adroit – clever
¾ Embrace – accept or welcome
¾ Armour – a protective covering from weapon.
¾ Laden – load
¾ Combat – battle
Mind Map
Death has a
Life is a big value –courage
adventure-turn and struggle-
Lives in back to ages to
adventure and see the Knights-
sees life in their glory and Faith of
extraordinary love –their bold king-heroic
way-be and sword actions-histo-
transparent to ry will always
bounce a bit remember
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Consolidation (HINTS)
Lives in adventure and sees life in extraordinary way-be
transparent to bounce a bit- Life is a big adventure-turn
back to ages to see the Knights-their glory and love –
their bold and sword- Death has a value –courage and
struggle- Faith of king-heroic actions-history will always
remember.

Reinforcement
¾ The content of the poem is recalled by narrating the
Assessment
Students are asked few oral question and assessed.

¾ Who is the poet of this poem “The poem of adventure”?
¾ What does the word exploit mean?
¾ Where do adventure hide?
¾ How does a Knight looks?
¾ Why should we imagine that we have a tiny wings?
Remedial teaching
Those students who are found lacking in any of the above
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steps are identified and remedial teaching was done to
over those.
Follow up work

¾ Students are made to write concrete poem of their
own
¾ Make rhyming word chart
¾ Write few lines about any sport that you feel its
adventure
¾ Collect pictures of brave/ Knight people in history.
Writing practice
¾ Students were asked to read and write once the
underlined words is home work note.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
1.4 ALICE IN THE
WONDER LAND
PAGE NO : 106-108
¾ QR code was shown and then introduction was done

by narrating my adventures dream.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Understanding the content and answering the
questions.
of ideas and events in textual/ non-textual material.
Content of the Supplementry

¾ The story is about Alice a little girl and her adven-
tures dream. The story happens in a wonder land.
Beautiful imaginary characters comes along the story.
Introduction :
QR code was shown then, my dream was narrated as a
story and the class was motivated for the lesson. Then
few oral questions was asked.
¾ Do you dream at night?
¾ Any one narrate your dream?
¾ Will dream happen? Tell me your idea.
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¾ Have you enjoyed your dream?
¾ Will you remember your dream in the morning?
Guide Reading
¾ As the story is read for modal reading with proper
stress and intonation. Then group, pair and individu-
al reading was done . thus reading was practiced.
New Words
¾ Curiosity – intense desire to know
¾ Excitement – enthusiasm or urge
¾ Croquet – a sport hitting balls with a mallet
through hoops
¾ Flamingo – a cool pink bird.
Mind Map
Alice with her Alice shrink

sister, who is – grew larger
reading book – again small-
cries for her size
White rabbit
Mad hatter
March Hare
Dormouse
Queen of hearts
Alice asleep- white Dinner with friends-

rabbit- Alice into a hole playing with Queen- in
leading to wonder land court for head cut off
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Consolidation (hints)
Alice with her sister, who is reading book - Alice asleep-
white rabbit- Alice into a hole leading to wonder land
- White rabbit - Mad hatter - March Hare – Dormouse
- Queen of hearts - Alice shrink – grew larger – again
small- cries for her size - Dinner with friends- playing
with Queen- in court for head cut off.

Reinforcement
¾ The content of the story is recalled by narrating the
Assessment
Students are asked few oral questions and assessed.

¾ “ Go to my cottage and fetch my gloves and fan” who
said these words?
¾ Why did Alice follow a rabbit?
¾ Why did Alice eat the cake?
¾ How did Alice shrink?
¾ Was it all real?
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Remedial teaching

done to over those.
Follow up work

sentence
¾ Prepare a conversation with your friend about your
dream last night.
¾ Take any part of the story you wish from the text and
frame questions.
Writing practice
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
2.1
THE LAST STONE CARVER
PAGE NO : 113-120
¾ QR code was shown and then few professions was

shown as picture and there ethics were discussed by
asking question. .
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Understanding the content and answering the questions.
¾ Understanding the professional ethics of each job.

¾ The prose is about how an old sculptor loved his art
and dedicated his life for that art. A young servant
who really valued the art becomes his disciple. His
own son ignores the art and leave to earn his living.
Introduction :
As introduction few questions with QR code was asked.
¾ What is your father?
¾ How is the art of poster painting valued?
¾ Name some traditional art?
¾ Why is these art in the list of endangered today?
¾ What is doing a job soulfully means?
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Guide Reading
¾ As the story is read for modal reading with proper
stress and intonation. Then group, pair and individu-
al reading was done. Thus reading was practiced.
New Words
¾ Grunted – made a low sound.
¾ Crouching – sitting on heel
¾ Determination – firmness to do something.
¾ Serene – clam
¾ Blurred – become unclear
¾ Blush – show shyness
¾ Immobilized – stopped from moving
¾ Tottered over – moved unsteadily way
¾ Startled – surprised
Mind Map
The young
man’s (Gopal) His young
argument with servant (Salim)
father.- moves and his care
The old man and
to earn his liv- for his master
his love for his
ing in town.
sculptor-his son –
his young servant
The dedicated
The worries of
old man on his
the old man –
Soul full work – tired
his hard work
work from the old man – the
to complete
servant- happy sound of chisel
the statue.
old man and hammer
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Consolidation (LIST)
¾ The old man and his love for his sculptor-his son –
his young servant
¾ The young man’s argument with father.- moves to
earn his living in town
¾ The worries of the old man – his hard work to com-
plete the statue
¾ His young servant and his care for his master
¾ The dedicated old man on his work – tired old man –
the sound of chisel and hammer
¾ Soul full work from the servant- happy old man

Reinforcement
¾ The content of the story is recalled by narrating the
story with action and using mind map.
Assessment

¾ Does the old man have strong desire to finish the
sculpture?
¾ What is the old man son’s name?
¾ Who was the little servant with them?
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¾ Why did Gopal move from there?
¾ Salim had something from inside, what was it?
Remedial teaching

done to over those.
Follow up work

sentence
¾ Take any part of the story you wish from the text and
frame questions.
¾ Select a profession they wish to become and write few
lines about how dedicated he/she will be.
Writing practice
derlined words is home work note. And write answers
for the questions given in the text in home work note.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
2.2 ACTIVE VOICE AND
PASSIVE VOICE
PAGE NO : 123-124
¾ QR code was scanned and sentence strips was used.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Knowing about the usage of active and passive voice.
¾ Reading various text and understanding its content.
¾ Framing question
¾ Changing the given text in other voice.
Introduction :
¾ QR code was scanned and few real objects in and out
side the classroom is shown. Then using the sentence
strips active and passive voice is explained.
Active voice Passive voice
Rama helps Hari Hari is helped by Rama
The peon opened the gate. The gate was opened by the
peon.
The mason is building the The wall is being built by the
wall mason
My father has bought a car. The car has been bought by
my father.
The cat killed the mouse . The mouse was killed by the
cat.
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Understanding
¾ In a sentence where doer comes first and then the ac-

tion and object is called active voice, where the object
comes first and then the action and doer is passive
voice.
¾ The following are the way to help you change active to
passive voice
SVO -- OVS
present tense : I /Is/are+ past participle
Past tense : Was/ were + past participle
Future tense : will+ be+ past participle
He Him
She her
It It
They Them
You us
We us
Mind Map
The object –
action- doer
(passive voice)
OVS EG: Foot
ball is being
played by the
Doer of the Active voice and boy.
action- action passive voice
– object
(Active voice)
SVO EG: The
boy is playing
football.
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Consolidation (list)
¾ Doer of the action- action – object (Active voice) SVO.
EG: The boy is playing football.
¾ The object – action- doer (passive voice) OVS. EG:
Foot ball is being played by the boy.

¾ Teachers teaches the topic and guides students to
prepare and present mind map and do consolidation .
Reinforcement
¾ Reinforcement is done by recalling the topic with vari-
ous examples and exercises.
Assessment
Few oral questions is asked for assessment.

¾ What is the sentence pattern of active voice?
¾ OVS is the pattern of which sentence?
¾ “The snake is being killed by the mongoose”- mention
the type of sentence
¾ Give past participle for the verbs given:-
Report
Open
Help
Beat
drew
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Remedial teaching

done to overcome those.
Follow up work
FA(A) students were split into groups and each group is

given an activity.
¾ Students were given a page from the text and asked
to pick out V1, V2, and V3 form of verb.
¾ Students were asked to write ten sentences in SVO
pattern.
¾ Students were told to select any ten verbs and frame
sentence for it.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
2.3
WANDERING SINGERS
PAGE NO : 126-127
¾ QR code was shown and videos of wandering singers

was shown. Then pictures of some musical instruments
was shown. Introduction of poet Sarojini naidu was told.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Refers dictionary and thesaurus to find meaning /
spelling of words while reading and writing.
¾ Understand the poem and try to write summary for it.
Content of the Poem

¾ The poem is about the wandering singers who engage
their entire life in singing for others pleasure and
never minds about his pleasure. The poet Sarojini
naidu is great to paint the life of wandering singers
in poetic words.
Introduction :
QR code was shown then pictures of various musical instru-
ment and the cross word was done in page no 126. Then few
oral questions was asked. The poem is sang as a song.
¾ Have you gone for bajanas in morning?
¾ On the street people sing with wonderful voice have
you heard?
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¾ List out few musical instrument you know?
¾ Do you like to play any musical instrument?
¾ Which is your favorite song?
Guide Reading
¾ The poem is read loud with proper stress and into-
nation. Then group reading, pair reading and finally
individual reading is done.
New Words
¾ Roam – wander, travel
¾ Kindred – relations
¾ Lays – songs, stories
¾ Tarry – wait, delay
¾ Fate – destiny, luck
Mind Map
They sing of They sing of

Sarojini Naidu sorrows and
unity and
relation of beauties of
human. woman
They move as
their feet go and They sing
They sing sing about nature about hopes
about battles, and dreams
Kings and and love that
there Fame delays and joy
that waits.
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¾ Sarojini Naidu
¾ They move as their feet go and sing about nature.
¾ They sing of sorrows and beauties of woman.
¾ They sing of unity and relation of human.
¾ They sing about battles, Kings and there Fame.
¾ They sing about hopes and dreams and love that de-
lays and joy that waits.

Reinforcement
¾ The theme of the poem is recalled using mind map.
Assessment

¾ Who is the poet?
¾ What is the other name given to Sarojini Naidu?
¾ Whose voice is echoing in the street?
¾ What does the singer sing about the king?
¾ What does the word ‘Lays’ mean?
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Remedial teaching

done to over those.
¾ The poem is sang as song to make them more rele-
vant to the poem.
Follow up work

¾ Collect pictures of various musical instruments with
names.
¾ Write five lines about any musical instrument you
have come across.
¾ Sing a song that you know (not cinema song)
¾ Collect the picture of Sarojini Naidu and write few
lines about her. Or do a video show about her in
group.
Writing practice
derlined words is home work note and find the rhym-
ing word from the poem.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
2.4 NAYA- THE HOME OF
CHITRAKAARS
PAGE NO : 130-132
¾ A video was shown about pata chitra and the village

Naya. Flash card about new words.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Read to seek information from the text given.
¾ Asks and responds to questions based on texts.
Content of the Supplementry

¾ The part of the article is about the art village Naya
and the artists of pata chitra. The festival of pot Maya
and decoration of the Hamlet.
Introduction :
Using the video introduction was given, then few oral
question was asked.
¾ Say some traditional art of our village.
¾ Do you know about puppetry?
¾ Will you dance in your village festival?
¾ Do you like painting?
¾ Tell me few lines about you village festival.
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Guide Reading
¾ The supplementary is read loud with proper stress
and intonation. Then group reading, pair reading and
finally individual reading is done.
New Words
¾ Folk – culture group
¾ Mythological – fairy tale or unreal
¾ Folklore – tale from the past.
¾ Lobster – invertebrate or crawfish
¾ Vibrant – alive
Mind Map
Pata painted
on jute-patuas
Painted scrolls make rectangular
of Pata Chitra- shapes- modern
unrolled the message as tree
scrolls- sings, conservation,
dance multi female
talented. Naya a village in protection, AIDS
West Bengal and etc.
its 250 patuas
or chitrakaars or Pot Maya
Move from artists festival- exhibits
village to modern painting
village- collect – village
vegetables, rice, decorated with
money etc. paintings-
natural color
extraction.
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¾ Naya a village in West Bengal and its 250 patuas or
chitrakaars or artists
¾ Painted scrolls of Pata Chitra- unrolled the scrolls-
sings, dance multi talented
¾ Move from village to village- collect vegetables, rice,
money etc.
money etc.
money etc.

Reinforcement
¾Using the mind map the story of Naya village is recalled.
Assessment

¾ Naya is a __________________ in West Bengal.
¾ Who are the folk artistes of Naya?
¾ What is the traditional folk art of West Bengal?
¾ What is the annual festival called?
¾ Who is the patua?
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Remedial teaching

done to over those.
¾ The poem is sang as song to make them more rele-
vant to the poem.
Follow up work

¾ List and collect the folk art of our Area.
¾ Paint and bring your favorite painting.
¾ Draw a story chart and explain the story.
¾ Write few lines about your local village festival.
Writing practice
derlined words is home work note and frame sentence
for any two words.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
1.1
INGENIOUS SCIENTIST
Ê PAGE NO : 77-83
¾ QR code and few scientist pictures was shown and

interesting incidents in their life was told.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Making children aware of various of life of various scientists.
¾ Reading simple passage and answering the questions.

¾ The prose is about few incidents in life of the great
scientist Isaac Newton. His childhood and his friend’s
encouragement. As a child his interest in finding new
things, and making interesting toys was narrated in
this prose part.
Introduction :
QR code was scanned and few oral questions were asked.
Warm up activity in page no 77 was done.
¾ List out the names of scientists you know.
¾ Is earth rotating ?is so how we are able to stand still?
¾ What is gravity?
¾ Who discovered that earth has gravity?
¾ Do you know the story of apple?
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Guide Reading
Each section is read according to the instruction given.
Model reading was done and then group , pair and indi-
vidual reading was done. Reading by teacher was done
with proper pronunciation, stress and intonation.
New Words
¾ Ingenuity – the ability to invent things.
¾ Contrived – invented/ created
¾ Apprentice – works of someone to learn this skill
¾ Acquiring – getting knowledge or skill
¾ Gauge – here estimate
¾ Pried – looked
¾ Hoppers – funnel shape bins for feeding grains
into mills.
¾ Enchanted – delight
¾ Accustomed – something familiar with
¾ Gazing – looking steadily
¾ Ceased – stopped
Mind Map
Isaac as clockmaker-
his wind mill and toys
Father died- ISAAC NEWTON Spending

mother married- Born :1642 in nights at
left in grandma’s Woolsthorpe in
England sky – far
house- she always away things
supported the Grew older- with books of of world.
little inventions mathematics, philosophy
of Newton.
Died on 1727 at
age of 85
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¾ ISAAC NEWTON - Born :1642 in Woolsthorpe in
England
¾ Father died- mother married- left in grandma’s house-
she always supported the little inventions of Newton.
¾ Isaac as clockmaker-his wind mill and toys
¾ Grew older- with books of mathematics, philosophy
¾ Spending nights at sky – far away things of world
¾ Died on 1727 at age of 85

Reinforcement
story with various incidents in Isaac life using mind
map.
Assessment
¾ Students are asked few oral question and assessed.

9 When was Newton born?
9 Who brought up Newton?
9 What were the types of watches he made?
9 What did he make to grind a hand full of grains?
9 What did he explain to his fellow men?
9 When did Newton leave this earth?
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Remedial teaching

done to over come those.
Follow up work

sentence
¾ Write few lines about any scientist they know in their
own words.
¾ Dictionary game was played
¾ A passage from the text was assigned to each student
and were asked to frame questions.
Writing practice
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
1.2
Conjunctions
Ê PAGE NO : 87-90
Ê Nature of the lesson : stand alone
Ê Format : pair study
¾ QR code and sentence strip
Learning Outcomes :
¾ Knowing to join two sentences

¾ 811- write coherent and meaningful paragraph
through of drafting, reversing, editing and finalizing.
Introduction :
¾ Students were asked few question on part of speech.

Few sentence were given and students are explained
the importance of conjunction.
Eg: The man is poor.
The man is honest.
Instead we could say:
The man is poor but he is honest.
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Understanding
¾ There are two types of conjunctional words they are

¾ Correlative conjunctions – Either----or, neither ---
nor, both--- and
¾ Compound conjunctions – even if, so that, as well as
¾ There are two major classes of conjunction they are:-
¾ Co-ordinating conjunction – and, but, for, or, nor,
also, either…..or, neither….nor.
¾ Subordinating conjunction – after, because, if, that,
though, although, till, before, unless, as, when,
where, while
Mind Map
Co-ordinating Correlative
conjunction – conjunctions - Either-
and, but, for, ---or, neither ---nor,
or, nor, also,, both--- and
either…..or,
neither….nor.
conjunction
Subordinating
conjunction
– after,
because, if,
that, though,
although,
till, before,
Compound unless, as,
conjunctions - even if, when, where,
so that, as well as while
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¾ Correlative conjunctions - Either----or, neither ---
nor, both--- and
¾ Compound conjunctions - even if, so that, as well as
¾ There are two major classes of conjunction they are:-
¾ Co-ordinating conjunction – and, but, for, or, nor,
also, either…..or, neither….nor.
¾ Subordinating conjunction – after, because, if, that,
though, although, till, before, unless, as, when,
where, while
¾ Eg: She ran fast and won the game.
He is slow, but he is sure.
She must weep or she will die.
You will pass if you work hard.
Reinforcement
¾ The content of the grammar is recalled by asking few
question.
Assessment
¾ Students are asked few oral questions and assessed.

¾ Under line the conjunction in the following sentence.
9 If you say so, I will believe it.
9 Revathi and Rohini are friends.
9 Ragavan is rich, still he is not rich.
Fill up with conjunction.
I respect him ________ he is very strict.
I returned home ________ the bus had started.
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Remedial teaching

Writing practice
¾ Students were made to write exercise in page no 89.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
1.3
Making life worth while
Ê PAGE NO : 91-93
Ê Nature of the lesson : Stand alone
Ê Format : Pair study
¾ QR code was shown and a story was told about the

necessary of helping.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ 805- Read the poem and expresses opinions about them.
¾ 808- narrates real life experiences.
Content of the Poem :

¾ The poet Nathaniel Hawthorn beautifully says about the
positive thought that we need to grasp from the souls
around us which may help us to face life worthwhile.
Introduction :
¾ Few oral questions was asked, and the poem is sung
as a song.
9 How do you feel when you help others?
9 What do positive thought create?
9 What should you take from others?
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9 Will you help your friend?
9 How will you fell when others help you in any
situation.
Guide Reading
¾ Poem is read aloud by teacher with proper intonation
and stress. Then students were made to repeat after
the teacher. Group, pair and finally individual reading
was done.
New Words
¾ Grace – charm.
¾ Aspiration – desire or wish
¾ Gleam – shine brightly
¾ Glimpse – quick look
¾ Worthwhile – valuable
¾ Heritage – traditional
Mind Map
A bit of light to lighten

your dark sky with faith.
When you get to meet It breaks your life

some one get good Making Life illness and gives
from them-grace and Worthwhile bright ,worthy,
kind thought. traditional life
Nathaniel Hawthorne-
American novelist and a
short story writer
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¾ Nathaniel Hawthorne- American novelist and a short

story writer
¾ When you get to meet some one get good from them-
grace and kind thought.
¾ A bit of light to lighten your dark sky with faith.
¾ It breaks your life illness and gives bright ,worthy,
traditional life

Reinforcement
¾ The content of the poem is recalled using mind map.
Assessment

9 How should we see other soul?
9 We should have what in life?
9 Who is the poet?
9 What is grace?
9 What makes our life worth?
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Remedial teaching

Writing practice
¾ Students were made t frame sentence for:-
Grace-
Kind-
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
1.4
Ê PAGE NO : 95-100
Ê Nature of the lesson : Stand alone
¾ QR code was shown and mono acting was done by the

teacher and students were made to find it out. (based
on words like King, soldiers , minister, shepherd,
warrior, etc.)
Learning Outcomes :
¾ 808-narrates stories and real life experience.

¾ 811- reads the text with comprehension .
Content of the Story:
¾ The story is about a king asking three questions.

It is written by Leo Tolstoy a famous writer and a
poet. The King goes in search of answer to his three
questions. Finally he gets the answer from solitary
person during an incident.
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Introduction :
¾ Students were made to sing song for motivation.
9 Put your right hand out
9 Put your left hand put
9 What is this?
9 This is my bread basket,( bread basket) 3(stomach)
9 Boobe boobe boobe(2)
9 This is how we go around
9 Similarly each part of the body is taught.
Guide Reading
¾ The story is read aloud by the teacher for model
reading with proper intonation and stress. Then
group reading, pair and finally individual reading is
done.
New Words
¾ Proclaimed – announce officially

¾ Absorbed – engaged
¾ Renowned – famous
¾ Affair – event
¾ Moaning – sob or cry
¾ Unfastened – disconnect
¾ Revived – rescue
¾ Crouched – bend
¾ Gazing – look fixedly
¾ Seized – snatch
¾ Ambush – trap.
¾ Hermit – solitary person
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Mind Map
Kings three
question-what was
the right time for
every action?, who is
the most necessary
people?, what was the
most important thing
to do?
.a stranger with
bleeding blood was The Three Various answer was
saved by them- the give by scholars
questions by but the king was
give got his answer
from hermit based Leo Tolstoy not satisfied and
on the incident did not give award
happened. to any one.
King set out to

hermit in woods to get
the answer- he was a
old and weak man- king
dressed simple – put his
men little far-he asked the
three question to him- no
answer was give –he
then the king kept
digging.
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Consolidation (HINTS)
¾ Kings three question-what was the right time for every
action?, who is the most necessary people?, what was
the most important thing to do?- Various answer was
give by scholars but the king was not satisfied and
did not give award to any one-King set out to hermit
in woods to get the answer- he was a old and weak
man- king dressed simple – put his men little far-
he asked the three question to him- no answer was
give –he then the king kept digging- a stranger with
bleeding blood was saved by them- the give got his
answer from hermit based on the incident happened.

Reinforcement
¾ The story was re called with the help of mind map
and was acted by students with the help of teacher.
Assessment

9 What was the second question of the kind?
9 Was the king satisfied by the answer?
9 What was the hermit doing?
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9 Why did the king dig?
9 Who was the bearded man?
Remedial teaching

Writing practice
¾ Students were asked to complete the short answers
as it was discussed in class.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
2.1
MY REMINISCENCE
Ê PAGE NO : 73-76
¾ QR code was scanned and few pictures portraying

natural scene was shown and narrated by teacher
and students.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ 806-asks questions in different contexts and
situations based on the text.
¾ 814-Refers dictionary as reference books for meaning
and spelling while reading.

¾ The prose is about the experience of Rabindranath
Tagore’s experience among woods in his brother’s
house and Moran’s Garden 1which created a
situation for him to write the poem “My
Reminiscence”.
Introduction :
¾ QR code was scanned and few oral questions were
asked. Then pictures were shown and narrated.
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9 Which is the most beautiful natural scene you
like?
9 Have you seen waterfalls?
9 How will you feel while boating?
9 Is there any river in your village, if so tell the
name?
9 Image a beautiful wood home near a beautiful river
if your there explain your experience?
Guide Reading
¾ Model reading was done and then group , pair and
individual reading was done. Reading by teacher
was done with proper pronunciation, stress and
intonation.
New Words
¾ Ineffable – beyond
¾ Languid – moving slowly
¾ Plaintive – sounding sad
¾ Ministrations – act of helping
¾ Wrought – caused(produced)
¾ Clustering – forming a group
¾ Belching – to let air come out
¾ Veritable – more exiting
¾ Grab – clothes
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Mind Map
The beauty of the Woods, breeze,

river side villa at river and the blue sky-
chandernagore the life in town-lotus
with Jyotirindra blooms-rowing the
his brother. boat- singing puravi
“My
Reminiscence”
By
Rabindranath
Tagore.
Moran’s Garden
villa-its beau- Tagore’s room- his
ty-people moving poetic writing of
in the villa-river “My Reminiscence”
side atmosphere.
Consolidation (Hints)
¾ “My Reminiscence”- By - Rabindranath Tagore-
The beauty of the river side villa at Chandernagore
with Jyotirindra his brother- Woods, breeze, river
and the blue sky-the life in town-lotus blooms-
rowing the boat- singing puravi - Moran’s Garden
villa-its beauty-people moving in the villa-river side
atmosphere - Tagore’s room- his poetic writing of “My
Reminiscence”.

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Reinforcement
story with various incidents in the beauty of nature
by Tagore.
Assessment

9 Which river is spoken in the prose?
9 Where did Tagore come to take rest?
9 When did he write the poem ?
9 Where was his room?
9 Tell few lines about the beauty of the villa?
Remedial teaching

Writing practice
¾ Students were asked to read and frame ‘wh’ question
to a paragraph from the text.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
2.2
If clause
Ê PAGE NO : 80, 81
Ê Nature of the grammar : stand alone
Ê Format : pair study
¾ A tabulation chart.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ 816-communicates accurately using appropriate
grammatical forms.
Introduction :
¾ Few sentence was written and explained.
9 If I study, I will pass the exam.
9 If I studied , I would pass the exam.
9 If I had studied, I would have passed the exam.
Understanding
type condition If clause Main clause example
Zero 100% gen- Simple Present If babies are

eral truth, present tense hungry, they
scientific cry.
facts
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I 99% real Simple Will + future If you are well
condition present tense disciplined,
you will be
appreciated.
II Imaginary Simple Would + If I had more
condition past present time, I would
tense learn Hindi.
III Impossible Past per- Would + If he had not
condition fect have + past demanded
participle dowry, she
would have
married him.
Mind Map
Type I-99% real

Zero condition- 100% condition- Simple
truth –fact- present present- Will + future
-present- If babies are tense- If you are well
hungry, they cry. disciplined, you will be
appreciated
IF CLAUSE
Type III-Impossible
Type II-Imaginary
condition- Past per-
condition n-Simple
fect-Would + have + past
past -Would + present
participle-If he had not
tense - If I had more
demanded dowry,
time, I would learn
she would have
Hindi.
married him.
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Consolidation (tabulation)
If Main
type condition example
clause clause
Zero 100% general Simple Present If babies are
truth, present tense hungry, they
scientific cry.
facts
I 99% real Simple Will + If you are well
condition present future disciplined, you
tense will be appreci-
ated.
II Imaginary Simple Would + If I had more
condition past present time, I would
tense learn Hindi.
III Impossible Past Would + If he had not
condition perfect have + demanded
past par- dowry, she
ticiple would have
married him.
Reinforcement
¾ The content of the grammar is recalled by asking few
question.
Assessment
Complete the following:-

¾ If he (try) _____________harder, he (reached)
______________ his goals.
¾ If you (go) ___________ out with your friends tonight, I
(watch) ________ the football match on TV.
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¾ If I had time, I _______________ (go) shopping with you.
¾ If they __________ (invite) me, I wouldn’t have said no.
¾ I (earn) ________ a lot of money if I (get) _____ that job.
Remedial teaching

Writing practice
¾ Students were made to write exercise in page no 81.
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
2.3
A thing of beauty
Ê PAGE NO : 82-84
Ê Nature of the poem : Stand alone
¾ QR code was shown and a song “All things are

beautiful, all things bright and great the lord God
made them all……...”
Learning Outcomes :
¾ 805- Read the poem and expresses opinions about
them.
¾ 808- narrates real life beauties of nature
Content of the Poem

¾ The poem “A thing of beauty” is written by John
Keats one of the famous romantic poet. In this poem
he brings out the beauty that lies in each and every
thing around us in nature. How it removes the dark
in our soul and makes us sweet and healthy.
Introduction :
¾ Few oral questions were asked, and the poem is sung
as a song.
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9 Tell any sight of nature that you have enjoyed?
9 When you are in sorrow, how you feel admiring the
beauty of nature?
9 How you feel when you are swimming in a river?
9 Explain the scene of watching a bird on tree?
9 How will the water of a clear stream taste?
Guide Reading
¾ Poem is read aloud by teacher with proper intonation
and stress. Then students were made to repeat after
the teacher. Group, pair and finally individual reading
was done.
New Words
¾ Pall – covering
¾ Bower – shelter under the tree
¾ Rills – clear stream
¾ Despondence – disappointment
¾ Spite – ill feeling
¾ Sprouting – developing
¾ Morrow – the following day
¾ Wreathing – surround
¾ Grandeur – high rank.
¾ Gloomy – sad
¾ Brink – edge
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Mind Map
The things present

around us are full of
beauty-these beauties
makes us to survive
To reach the edge A Thing Our life is full

of our life we need to of sorrows and ill
of Beauty feelings but the beauty
lose our self in natures
beauty as fountains, By John of nature make
rose, forest, seasons Keats us come out
etc….. of those
The beauty of
earth, flower, trees, sun,
moon, sheep’s, daffodils
etc ..makes us remove our
sadness and be safe as
in the shade
of a tree.
¾ A Thing of Beauty By- John Keats

¾ The things present around us are full of beauty-these
beauties makes us to survive
¾ Our life is full of sorrows and ill feelings but the
beauty of nature make us come out of those
¾ The beauty of earth, flower, trees, sun, moon, sheep’s,
daffodils etc ..makes us remove our sadness and be
safe as in the shade of a tree
¾ To reach the edge of our life we need to lose our self
in natures beauty as fountains, rose, forest, seasons
etc…..
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Reinforcement
¾ The content of the poem is recalled by singing it as a
song.
Assessment

9 What does the word pall means?
9 Who is the poet?
9 What is life filled of?
9 What should we do to overcome our problems?
Remedial teaching

Writing practice
¾ Students were made t frame sentence for:-
9 Sweet dreams-
9 Rills-
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LESSON PLAN
Unit
2.4
Crossing the river
Ê PAGE NO : 86-90
Ê Nature of the supplementary : Stand alone
¾ QR code was shown and a story telling was followed

to narrate the story in a interesting way.
Learning Outcomes :
¾ 808-narrates stories and real life experience.
¾ 811- reads the text with comprehension .
Content of the Story

¾ The story is about a celebrated Pundit and a
milkmaid (Moti). Her service to God and Master
is clearly brought out in a form of story. A simple
answer of the Pundit laid a path of trust and Spiritual
belief to the milkmaid.
Introduction :
¾ As introduction few oral questions were asked related
to spiritual aspect.
9 Have seen God?
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9 Have you felt God?
9 Do you believe in God?
9 How often you worship god?
9 Each one of you tell me one gift that you receive
from God?
Guide Reading
¾ The story is read aloud by the teacher for model
reading with proper intonation and stress. Then
group reading, pair and finally individual reading is
done.
New Words
¾ Prostrated – physical weakness

¾ Eloquent – fluent
¾ Discourse – discussion
¾ Spellbound – fascinating
¾ Resolve – firmly
¾ Ritual – a religious ceremony
¾ Enthusiastic – intrest
¾ Apologetically – shows regretful
¾ Spate – rush
¾ Jocularly – funny
¾ Pious – spiritual
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Mind Map
After a month he
stopped the early milk and
started regular time- he
asked Moti –the boat man
is now relief but she said
she came walking between
water…
first day a
bit late – waiting for A great pundit
boat man- Pundit makes - a spiritual preacher
Crossing –a milkmaid woman-
funny why cant you
walk on water-how call
the river. named Moti-regularly
Vishnu…I a funny brings milk.
tone
For pooja – pundit

asks for early milk- Moti
service was true as she
wondered the Pundits
spiritual thought – she
accepted the
oder
Pundit
wondered –
followed – found
the truth- simple
pure thought can
bring, God close to
you…properly
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Consolidation ( HINTS)
¾ Crossing the river- A great pundit- a spiritual
preacher –a milkmaid woman- named Moti-regularly
brings milk- For pooja – pundit asks for early milk-
Moti service was true as she wondered the Pundits
spiritual thought – she accepted the oder- first day a
bit late – waiting for boat man- Pundit makes funny
why cant you walk on water-how call Vishnu…I a
funny tone- After a month he stopped the early milk
and started regular time- he asked Moti –the boat
man is now relief but she said she came walking
between water- Pundit wondered – followed – found
the truth- simple pure thought can bring ,God close
to you…properly

Reinforcement
¾ The story was re called with the help of mind map
and was acted by students with the help of teacher.
Assessment
¾ As assessment teacher makes students to do ex. no.

1&2 in book page no :89
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Remedial teaching

Writing practice
¾ Students were asked to complete the short answers
as it was discussed in class.
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¾ Describe your friend in about ten lines.

¾ Write the story in your own words.

From a Railway Carriage

The Teacher introduces the Poem by asking the students

The train is fus Faster than

Like soldiers Peeping through Elephants on

The child Bridges and

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