Class-VI-week13-OSP - Class - VI - Week 5
Class-VI-week13-OSP - Class - VI - Week 5
Round 2
(6 Weeks + 2 Days)
1. Second round of Online Support Program (OSP) week 1-6+2 days has been
uploaded to facilitate students as the opening of schools cannot be predicted
in near future.
2. For effective implementation of OSP, the comprehensive guidelines/
instructions, uploaded for parents must be read & understood.
3. Relevant course content uploaded on AIS Student Portal should be
downloaded, and studied offline as per convenience.
4. OSP are accompanied by lesson specific Video Tutorials prepared by
APSACS Resource Pool of subject specialists.
5. For further facilitations, students can seek help from subject teachers which
schools have made available online for specific guidance.
6. The weekly work assigned will be split over the week days according to the
timetable set by parents and monitored by them.
7. The OSP 9-14 weeks’ work is textbook specific and all subjects except Arts,
have been included. The assignments focus on reading, comprehension of
concepts, written work and projects research.
8. Publishers have confirmed availability of textbooks in bookstores across the
country. It is expected that students will have bought textbooks by now.
9. Written work is to be done on loose sheets or notebooks with clear mention of
student’s name, class/section, subject/topic and date.
10. The completed assignments will be scanned and submitted on student’s
portal/ any medium given by the school for teachers’ checking. In case, online
submission of assignments is not possible, student will maintain the
completed work in a folder, using separators for weekly work to be presented
to teachers for checking/assessment purposes when the school asks
11. It is mandatory for students to complete and submit all assignments. The
teachers will check and return soon that students may do their corrections
12. The videos/ research work suggested in the assignments should be strictly
monitored by parents. Students should not be left unattended while visiting
sites.
13. In OSP Wk 1-6+2 days, project work has been given for all subjects.
Projects/research work provides the opportunity to explore, get hands-on
practice, and connect curricular learning to real life application.
14. Please note the following:
a. The list of projects is provided in the beginning of OSP for every class.
b. It is not mandatory to do all projects but minimum
following is recommended; students may do more if they want to.
Students can choose the projects related to subjects of their liking.
ü Class I&II: 02 projects
ü III : 03 projects
ü Class IV& V: 04 projects
ü Class VI- VIII: 05 projects
c. Narrative of student's performance in the Project/Research work will be
reflected in the Student's Progress Report.
: ا ت ا وا
ا ، َاپ ڈ / ( دو اOSP)رٹ و ام آن (1
۔ ں ا
ورى ۔ اور " ا ت ا وا " ذ رٹ و ام آن (2
۔ آف اور رس ڈاؤن ڈ ا ڈ ہ ر ڈAIS (3
Subject ) ِ ا د ر و OSP (4
۔ ر (Specialists
د ۔ (آنSubject Teachers)ہ ا اورر (5
ا ُاس وا د ں ر دہ وار م وا دOSP (6
۔
، ۔دى ا وہ م آر ، مدر دOSP (7
ز ۔ اور و ،ى م ، رات
ا اب ٰا د ں د ں در ز (8
۔
ُ
، ان/ن ، / س،م ، ( ٹloose sheets) ىم (9
۔ ر وا اور ر
آر وا ا ا آن، وا ر ا ڈ دہا (10
ہ ا اور ظ وارا ر ا ا
۔
ا وا ہ ا وا زم ۔ ر ا ڈ دہا (11
۔ ں ا ح
ر و ا، ٓ وا ر ا م /دہو ز ا وا (12
۔ د
Class VI
Class: 6 Week 5
List of Projects
Class: 6 Week 5
Student Book 1
Unit 5: Animal Lesson 3 and 4:
world Project: A special event (SB page 135).
Project work (Ref: Student Book 1-Self Check B pg 57 Ex 3)
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Objective:
Students will be able to:
Resources required:
· A4 Size paper/a quarter chart paper
· Colour pencils, pencil or markers
· Eraser
Instructions:
1. Make a poster to advertise a celebration or special
event.
2. This could be displayed in your home or room.
3. Include the following ideas in your poster from Ex 2 (Pg
135)
· What the event is.
· When and where it will take place
· Think of a catchy slogan to attract visitors
· Give a contact email or phone number (you can
make these up!)
· Drawings or photos
· Other information you think is important
4. Ex 3. Make a sketch of your poster and follow the
instructions and steps given.
5. Look at Q 4 before you start the first draft of your poster.
Answer the given questions to make sure that your
poster is attractive and has all the information you wish
to display.
6. Remember too much writing is not required on
posters
7. Ex 5: Finalize the second draft
8. Don’t forget to write your name, Class, school on the
upper right - hand corner of the poster.
9. Please present your project work along with the written
form as follows:
i. Week #: …………………… Subject:
……………………
ii. Date: ……………………
iii. Project name: ………
iv. Resources :: ………………………….
v. Steps followed:
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vi. Step 1. …………………………………..
vii. Step 2. …………………………………
viii. Step 3………………………… .so on
ix. Who helped you
x. Write thank you note to person who helped you.
Attach with your assignment.
xi. Websites visited for research:
xii. Any other document submitted for evidence:
Write a Thank You note for anyone who helped you .
Attach it with assignment
Note: Submission of project work in form of written
assignment is mandatory
Note:
The sole purpose of the assigned project is to trigger students’
interest, critical thinking and creativity. It does not at all
indicate/require usage of expensive resource.
Make an effort to utilize available resources to avoid any
inconvenience for self or others.
5. No written work
Class: 6 Week 5
Subject: Mathematics
Text book New Secondary Mathematics Students’ Course Book -1
Chapter 4: Percentage
Exercise 4.1 Introduction to Percentage
Recommended Refer to links:
Links https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09IOHCf9jUE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIcT2HwG_-s
Text Book In previous classes you have learned how to write a percentage is
given parts out of 100. Reviewing this concept will help clarify the
concept under study here
Remember that:
· 100% = 100/100 = 1
· To express x% as a fraction we divide x by 100
· To express a fraction as a percentage we multiply it by 100%
· a/b ≠ a/b %
Written Work The following Practise Now questions are based on worked
examples and use the similar method/concept to solve them. Doing
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them with guidance where needed will ensure written practice
required for independent attempt at exercise questions.
Subject Science
Textbook New Secondary Science 1
Class/Section VI
Unit 4: · Converting Energy pg 47
Energy Resources · Energy converters pg 47
pg. 47-49 · Energy resources pg 48,49
· Burning Fossil Fuels pg 49
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referred
pages.
Written work: Note: Written work has to be done after reading and
Textbook understanding the topics. The written work to be spread
over 2-3 days.
The student should discuss the questions and their answers
with the helper before writing the answers independently.
‘Test Yourself’ pg 48 Q 2,4,5,6,7,8 (short Qs related to
the topic ‘Converting energy’)
· ‘Test Yourself’ pg 50 Q 1,2,3,4 (short Qs related to the
topic ‘Energy resources’
· Exercise Q 3,4 (short Qs related to the topics given for
study in this week)
Subject History
Text Book Window To World History Class VI
Chapter 8: Pakistan Since Creation
Part - A : Initial Problems of the new state of Pakistan
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2. Division of Assets
3. Division of Army
4. The River Water Issue
5. Unjust Division by Radcliffe
6. Merging of Princely States
7. Rehabilitation of Refugees.
8. Geographical Problems
9. Economic Problems
· Study the pictures with their sub titles and Information
prompts carefully
· Highlight the important points on textbook
Vocabulary · Prepare a bank of words you find difficult and new in the
topics.
· Maintain a small note pad or booklet for new vocabulary
(TB pages 82-89)
Research
Assignments Search on internet to find more about the Princely state of
Junagadh and Hyderabad and their annexation with India
· Keep the record of findings on a notepad or in a booklet for
assessment purpose
Written After thorough reading and understanding of the chapter do
Assignments content related questions answers, given in the Exercise
(TB page 98), independently, in your notebook
Map Study · Map study (TB page 88)
Subject Geography
Text Book Window To World Geography
Chapter 8: Mapping Skills
Reading Read the following: Textbook pages: 110-116
· What are maps?
· Types of map
Ø Thematic maps
Ø Economic and resource maps
Ø Physical map
Ø Road maps
Ø Topographic maps
· Activity I: Textbook Page 116
· Read the interesting facts and pictures with titles
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carefully
· Highlight the important points on book (Pgs. 110- 116)
Vocabulary · Write the meanings of any 7 difficult words (pgs. 110- 116)
Written Assignment · Define Maps.
· How do road maps help you to find way around a
neighbourhood?
· Contrast a topographical map and a political map.
Digital Literacy · By using internet conduct a research on the state
boundaries of a country of your choice. Draw in the state
boundaries on an outline map of the country.