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Class 6 - Genesis

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Subjects Covered: Mathematics, Science and English

SYLLABUS

MATHEMATICS

Unit–1: Number System
Numbers and Whole Numbers – Place value – Large numbers – Properties of whole numbers – BODMAS operations – Negative numbers – Integers – Number line – Arithmetic operations on integers.

Unit–2: Fractions and Decimals
Types of fractions – Equivalent fractions – Conversion of fractions – Operations on fractions – Decimal representation – Conversion between fractions and decimals.

Unit–3: Playing with Numbers
Factors – Multiples – Prime numbers – Composite numbers – Co-prime numbers – Divisibility tests – HCF – LCM.

Unit–4: Ratio and Proportion
Concept of ratio – Comparison of quantities – Equivalent ratios – Proportion – Unitary method.

Unit–5: Commercial Mathematics
Percentage – Profit and loss – Introduction to simple interest – Speed – Distance – Time.

Unit–6: Algebra
Constants – Variables – Algebraic terms – Coefficients – Algebraic expressions – Simple linear equations in one variable.

Unit–7: Geometry
Points – Lines – Line segments – Rays – Angles – Types of angles – Triangles – Quadrilaterals – Polygons – Circle and its parts.

Unit–8: Symmetry and Constructions
Line symmetry – Reflection – Construction of line segments – Construction of angles using compass.

Unit–9: Mensuration
Perimeter of rectangles and squares – Area of rectangles and squares – Volume of cubes and cuboids.

Unit–10: Data Handling and Sets
Collection of data – Organisation of data – Pictographs – Bar graphs – Interpretation of data – Concept of sets – Representation of sets – Empty set – Finite set.

 

SCIENCE

Unit–1: Living Things and Their Environment
Characteristics of living things – Growth – Movement – Respiration – Reproduction – Response to stimuli – Living and non-living things – Habitat – Adaptations – Interaction with environment.

Unit–2: Plant Life
Parts of a plant – Root – Stem – Leaf – Flower – Functions of each part – Types of roots – Modifications of roots – Types of stems – Modifications of stems – Photosynthesis – Transpiration – Reproduction in plants.

Unit–3: Animal Life
Classification of animals – Vertebrates and invertebrates – Habitat of animals – Adaptations in animals – Food habits – Movement in animals – Life processes.

Unit–4: Food and Health
Food and its importance – Nutrients – Carbohydrates – Proteins – Fats – Vitamins – Minerals – Balanced diet – Deficiency diseases – Healthy eating habits.

Unit–5: Human Body and Health
Human body systems – Digestive system – Respiratory system – Circulatory system – Skeletal system – Personal hygiene – Health and sanitation.

Unit–6: Matter and Materials
Matter – States of matter – Solids – Liquids – Gases – Properties of materials – Changes in matter – Physical and chemical changes.

Unit–7: Force and Energy
Force – Types of force – Effects of force – Energy – Forms of energy – Sources of energy – Conservation of energy.

Unit–8: Air and Water
Composition of air – Importance of air – Water and its sources – Water cycle – Uses of water – Conservation of water – Air and water pollution.

Unit–9: Environment and Conservation
Natural resources – Ecosystem – Environmental pollution – Conservation of resources – Sustainable use of resources.

 

ENGLISH

Unit–1: Reading Comprehension
Unseen prose passages – Unseen poems – Factual questions – Inferential questions – Vocabulary-based questions.

Unit–2: Composition Writing
Narrative writing – Descriptive writing – Imaginative writing – Structured essays – Picture composition.

Unit–3: Letter Writing
Informal letters – Personal experiences – Invitations – Descriptions.

Unit–4: Grammar
Subject and Predicate – Types of sentences – Nouns – Pronouns – Adjectives – Degrees of comparison – Verbs – Tenses – Adverbs – Prepositions – Conjunctions.

English Literature

Unit–1: Prose and Drama
Adventure themes – Family values – Humour – Folklore – Historical legends – Character analysis – Contextual meaning – Plot analysis.

Unit–2: Poetry Appreciation
Themes – Central message – Simile – Metaphor – Personification – Rhyme scheme.

 

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Reading and revising lessons regularly.
Understanding concepts instead of memorizing.
Practicing worksheets, assignments, and sample papers.
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Solving additional practice questions.
Asking doubts whenever needed.
Maintaining consistency and a positive attitude toward learning.
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Course details
Duration 1 Year
Level Intermediate
1 Year
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Genesis

FEATURES

📚 Class

  • Live Interactive Classes by Expert Faculty
  • Live Discussion of Practice Questions
  • Live In-Class Doubt Solving
  • Live Quizzes & Performance Leaderboard
  • Classroom-Like Learning Experience
  • Small Batch Size for Better Attention

After Class

  • Assignments & Class Notes
  • Weekly/Monthly Test Series
  • Digital Study Material
  • Post-Class Doubt Support
  • Student Progress Reports
  • Parent Portal Access
  • Parent-Teacher Meetings
  • Handwritten Faculty Notes
  • Chapter-wise Tests
  • Unlimited Practice Worksheets
  • Mock Tests with Discussion
  • Career Guidance Sessions

🌟 Value Adds

  • Personalized Learning Experience
  • Regular Performance Tracking
  • Free Career Guidance

Working hours

Monday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Thursday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Friday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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