Value Education

Class 9
Text Book – Discovering Myself – 9 – Fr. Andre Bruylants, SJ, Carol Braganza,
Anuradha Choudhury Published by : Oxford University Press
I Semester
Chapters 1 – 7
CHAPTER VALUE
1. Thinking Of The Future Making The Right Career Choice
2. From The Heart Dealing With Feelings
3. The Generation Gap Bridging The Gap Through Dialogue
4. The World O Friendship Nurturing Friendship
5. Born To Be Me Accepting Gender Differences
6. The Dark Road Down Dealing With Anxiety
7. Dignity For All Acknowledging Human Dignity
NB: Be familiar with the school diary.
II Semester
Chapters 8 – 14
CHAPTER VALUE
8. The Gamut of Human Rights Respecting Human Rights
9. The Plight Of The Girl Child Protecting The Girl Child
10. Corruption In Public Life Examining Corruption
11. The Land Is Sacred Protecting The Environment
12. A Planet To Heal Resisting Consumerism
13. Welcome To The Media World Analyzing Media Projections
14. Becoming A Communicator Communicating Effectively
NB: Be familiar with the school diary.
Assessment Pattern :
Part I : Internal Assessment [50 Marks]
1. General Behaviour
(Attendance, Regularity & Promptness to Class, Uniform ,
Cleanliness, Politeness etc.) - 5 Marks
2. Class Participation etc. - 5 Marks
3. Written Work, Scrap Book, Bulletin Board etc. - 5 Marks
4. Social Sensitivity/Helpfulness especially to the
poor and the weak - 10 Marks
5. Participation in Sports & Games - 25 marks

Part II Semester Exam [50 Marks]

Duration : One Hour
(For Classes 6 -12 ; 10 Marks Questions for the I & II Semester are from the
School Diary and 40 Marks Question from the Text Book.)
Question Pattern & Distribution of Marks .
Objective Type Questions 1x10 -10 Marks
(Cross the Odd one, Choose the correct Answer , Fill in the Blanks,
True or False, Match the Columns etc.
Give Reasons 2x5 -10 Marks
Give Short Answers 2x5 -10 Marks
Answer briefly in a paragraph or two 5x4 -20 Marks
 Class 9
English Language

English Language FOR ICSE 2021 (2021-2022)

Text Books: - 1) Total English-9 (Revised Edition )By P.Pinto, Xavier Pinto. Publisher: Morning Star.

2) Active Study Dictionary of English (Recommended), Longman.

Ist SEMESTER
Question Pattern and Internal Assessment as per Council direction (refer to ICSE March 2021
Regulations& Syllabuses Booklet)

WEEKLY TEST
1st Weekly Test – Letter Writing.
2nd Weekly Test - Comprehension passage.

IInd SEMESTER

Question Pattern and Internal Assessment as per Council direction (refer to ICSE March 2021
Regulations& Syllabuses Booklet)

WEEKLY TEST
Ist Weekly Test – Writing a notice (5 Marks) and e-mail (5 Marks)
2nd Weekly Test – Comprehension passage

Assessment :

Part I -Internal Assessment (20 Marks)

2 Weekly Tests of 10 Marks each, Average of all tests- 10 Marks.

Two assessments in the First Semester and one assessment in the Second Semester based on Listening
and Speaking skills. Kindly refer to pages 15 , 16, 17 & 18 of the ICSE March 2021 Regulations& Syllabuses
Booklet for the pattern of evaluation and awarding marks.
The marks that the students obtain out of these assessments will be converted to 10.10 Marks

 Kindly note that there are no Project works for Std. 9 in Eng. Language.
Part II– Semester Exams (80 Marks).

Question paper as per Council pattern.

 Class 9
English Literature

English Literature FOR ICSE 2021 (2021-22)

Text Books: 1. The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare

2. Treasure Trove – A Collection of ICSE Poems & Short Stories –

Evergreen Publication

1st Semester:

1. Drama (The Merchant of Venice)

Act I & Act II (till to scene- V)

2. Poetry:

a) The Bangle Sellers – Sarojini Naidu

b) After Blenheim – Robert Southey

c) Daffodils – William Wordsworth

3. Prose: (Short Stories)

a) A Horse and Two Goats – R.K. Narayan

b) A Face in the dark – Ruskin Bond

b) Chief Seattle’s Speech

Weekly Tests:

1st Weekly Test: “The Merchant of Venice” Act. I Sc. i

2nd Weekly Test: The Bangle Sellers

2nd Semester:

1. Drama (The Merchant of Venice)

Act II (from Scene-vionwards to Act III.)

2. Poetry:

a) The Heart OfThe Tree- Henry CuylerDunner

b) The Cold Within- James Patrick Kinney

c) Television – Roald Dahl

3. Prose: (Short Stories)

a) Hearts and Hands- O’ Henry

b) An Angel in Disguise – T.S. Arthur

c) Old Man at the Bridge- Earnest Hemmingway

Weekly Tests:

1st Weekly Test: “The Merchant of Venice” Act II (Sc. vi&vii.)

2nd Weekly Test: ‘Television’

Assessment Pattern:

Part I: Internal Assessment [20 Marks]

 2 Weekly Tests of 10 marks each, Average of all tests. -

10 marks

 Two assignments (one in each semester of approximately 300 – 400 words each). Kindly refer to
page No. 16& 19 of

the ICSE March 2021 Regulations& Syllabuses Booklet) for the pattern of evaluation, awarding marks and
suggested

topics for assignments.

The marks that the students obtain out of these assignments will be converted to 10.
-10 Marks
  Kindly note that there are no Project works for Std. 9 in Eng. Literature.
Part II: Semester Exams [80 Marks]

Class 9: Portion for First Semester as prescribed.For Second Semester approximately 37% of questions
from First Semester+ 63% of questions from Second Semester.

Question Paper as per Council Pattern.

English Teachers kindly note

As per the Council circular (CES/2019/ ) dated 28th March 2018, Class 9 students will be tested only till
Scene 1 in Act 3 of the Play ‘The Merchant of Venice’.

However, we have decided to teach the full Act 3in Class 9 so that in Std. 10 the students will get
more time to do the revision work.

Please note that for the ICSE Board Examination the complete syllabus covered in Class IX and X will be
examined.

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 Class – 9

Hindi
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 MATHEMATICS

CLASS- 9
Text Book: Understanding ICSE Mathematics by M.L. Aggarwal (Reprint 2021)

1st Semester: Chapters

Ch. 1. Rational and Irrational Numbers, Ch. 2. Compound Interest, Ch. 3. Expansions,

Ch.4 Factorisation , Ch.10. Triangles ,Ch.11. Mid-point theorem, Ch.12. Pythagoras theorem,
Ch.13.Rectilinear figures ,Ch.17. Trigonometrical Ratios ,Ch.18.Trigonometrical Ratios of Standard angles.

Unit Tests.

Test 1 : Chapters – 1 , 2

Test 2 : Chapters – 3 , 4 , 10

2nd Semester: Chapters

Ch.5. Simultaneous Linear equations, Ch.6. Problems on simultaneous and Linear equations, Ch.8. Indices,

Ch. 9.Logarithms, Ch.14.Theorems on Area, Ch.15.Circle, Ch.16.Mensuration, Ch. 19. Co-ordinate

Geometry, Ch.20. Statistics

Unit Tests:

Test 1 : Chapters - 5 , 6

Test 2 ; Chapters - 8 , 9 , 14 .

Assessment Pattern:

Part I Internal Assessment (20 marks)

1. Average of all Unit tests in the semester- 10 marks

2. Projects/ practical - 5 marks

3. Regularity in class work, Homework, General behaviour, Attendance, Viva---5 Marks

Project Work: Refer ICSE syllabus March 2023

Part II Semester Examinations [80 marks]

1st Semester: Portion Prescribed for the semester

2nd Semester: The whole portion of the year

Question paper: ICSE pattern for each semester

* Topics to be covered from each chapter (Refer March 2023 ICSE syllabus).

* Ch-7 Quadratic Equation is not in the syllabus.

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 PHYSICS
Class 9
Textbook: Concise, Physics (Part 1, Selina Publications)
1stSemester:
Chapter : 1. Measurement And Experimentation
2. Motion In One Dimension
3. Laws Of Motion
4. Pressure In Fluids And Atmospheric Pressure
10. Magnetism
Weekly Tests:
1stWeekly Test: Measurement and Experimentation
2ndWeekly Test: Motion in one Dimension
Laws of Motion
2nd Semester:
Chapter : 5. Up thrust in Fluids, Archimedes Principle and Floatation
6. Heat and Energy
7. Reflection Of Light
8. Propagation Of Sound Waves
9. Current Electricity
Weekly Tests:
1stWeekly Test: Up thrust in Fluids Archimedes’s Principle and Floatation
Heat and Energy
2ndWeekly Test: Reflection of Light
Propagation of Sound Waves
Portion for Semester Examinations
1st Semester: Portion Prescribed for the Semester
2nd Semester: : Whole portion of the year
Question paper as per Council pattern
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Assessment pattern for Class 9
Part I Internal Assessment
Weekly test – average – 10 Marks
Practical work - 5 Marks
Practical Notebook - 5 Marks
Part II Semester Exam - 80Marks
 CHEMISTRY

CLASS 9
Text Book: Concise ICSE Chemistry for Class 9, by Dr. S.P Singh, Selina Publishers,
Edition 2021

I Semester:

Chapter 1: Language of Chemistry

Chapter 2: Chemical Changes and reaction

Chapter 4: Atomic Structure and Chemical Bonding

Chapter 5: Periodic Table

Unit Tests

1st unit test: Chp. -1,Chp-2

2nd unit test: Chp. - 4

II Semester:

Chapter 3: Water

Chapter 6: Study of First Element- Hydrogen

Chapter 7: Study of Gas Laws

Unit Tests

First:- Chapter 3: Water

Second:-Chapter 6: Study of First Element- Hydrogen

 Biology
Class – 9

Book: CONCISE BIOLOGY ICSE PART I (REVISED- February 2021)

Author: H.S. VISHNOI

Publishers: SELINA PUBLISHERS PVT. LTD

SEMESTER I

Chapter 2 Cell: The Unit of Life

Chapter 3 Tissues: Plant and Animal Tissues

Chapter 4 The Flower

Chapter 5 Pollination and Fertilization

Chapter 6 Seeds – Structure and Germination

Chapter 7 Respiration in Plants

Chapter 10 Nutrition

Chapter 11 Digestive System

Chapter 8 Five kingdom Classification *

Weekly Tests

1st Chapter 2 - Cell: The Unit of Life

Chapter 3 - Tissues: Plant and Animal Tissues
2nd Chapter 4 - The Flower
Chapter 5 - Pollination and Fertilization

SEMESTER II

Chapter 9 Economic Importance of Bacteria and Fungi

Chapter 12 Skeleton – Movement and Locomotion

Chapter 13 Skin – “The Jack of All Trades”

Chapter 14 The Respiratory System

Chapter 15 Hygiene – [A key to Healthy Life] *

Chapter 16 Diseases: Cause and Control*

Chapter 17 Aids to Health*

Chapter 18 Health Organizations*

Chapter 19 Waste generation and Management*

*Entries with a star were omitted last year (2020-21) in the reduced syllabus.

Weekly Tests

1st Chapter 9 Economic Importance of Bacteria and Fungi

Chapter 12- Skeleton - Movement and Locomotion

2nd Chapter 13 Skin – “The Jack of All Trades

Chapter 14- The Respiratory System

ASSESSMENT PATTERN

PART I [20 Marks]

Average of Weekly Tests – 10 Marks

Practical Work – 5 Marks

General Code &Conduct, Cocurricular Activities, Attendance – 5 Marks

PART II

Semester Exam – 80 marks

Portion for 1st semester Exam – The Entire portion of 1st Semester

Portion for 2nd Semester Exam- 30 marks from 1st Sem, 50 marks from 2nd Sem

Question pattern & Distribution of marks – As per Council Direction.

N.B. – All chapters should be dealt strictly according to the scope of syllabus. (Question Paper will be
according to the Council’s pattern)
 CLASS – 9
HISTORY

Name text book : Total History And Civics

Author : Dolly E. Sequiera

Publisher : Morning Star

1st Semester

History : Chapter 1 : The Harappan Civilization

Chapter 2 : The Vedic Period

Chapter 3 : Jainism and Buddhism

Chapter 4 : The Mauryan Empire

Chapter 5 : The Sangam Age

Chapter 6 : The Age of heGuptas

Chapter 7 : Medieval India – (A) The Cholas

Civics : Chapter 1 : Our Constitution

Chapter 2 : Salient Features of the Constitution – I

Chapter 3 : Salient Features of the Constitution - II

Portion for the weekly test

1st Weekly Test : History: Chapter 1 – The Harappan Civilization

2nd Weekly Test : Civics: Chapter 1 – Our Constitution

Chapter 2 – Salient Features of the Constitution-1

 2nd Semester

History : Chapter 8 : Medieval India (B) The Delhi Sultanate

Chapter 9 : Medieval India (C) The Mughal Empire

Chapter 10 : Medieval India (D) Composite Culture

Chapter 11 : The Modern Age in Europe (A) Renaissance

Chapter 12 : The Modern Age in Europe (B) Reformation

Chapter 13 : The Modern Age in Europe (C) Industrial Revolution

Civics : Chapter 4 : Elections

Chapter 5 : Local Self – Government – Rural

Chapter 6 : Local Self – Government – Urban

Portion for the Weekly test

1st Weekly test : History: Chapter 8 – Medieval India (B)

Civics: Chapter 4 – Elections

2nd Weekly test : History: Chapter 9 – Medieval India (C)

Chapter 10 – Medieval India (D)

80 Marks for the Semester Exam

Internal Assessment – 20 marks

Break up of 20 marks

 Weekly Test – 10 marks

  Projects (per semester) – 5 marks
 Participation in extra co-curricular activities and general code of conduct – 5 marks

Suggested list of Topics for Project

(Students are required to completer one project on a topic from the syllabus)

1) Discuss the cultural efflorescence of the Renaissance period.

2) Describe the functioning of the Local Self Government in your city/town/village.
3) Present a brief history of any of these monuments: Buddhist Caves, Ajanta; Tron
Pillar, Mehrauli, GolGumbaz, Bijapur, Mattancherry Synagogue, Cochin, Kamakhya
Temple, Guwahati, St. Thomas Basilica, Chennai, Tower of Silence, Mumbai.
4) How does the Indian Constitution protect the rights of children, women, minorities
and weaker sections?
5) Make a pictorial presentation of inventions and innovation as a result of the
Industrial Revolution.
 GEOGRAPHY
CLASS 9
TEXTBOOK- Saraswati ICSE Geography

Author- Priyam Vada & Ila Patra

Publisher – New Saraswati House India Pvt. Ltd.

1st Semester

Chapter 1- Earth as a Planet

Chapter 2- Latitude & Longitude.

Chapter 3 - Motions of the Earth – Rotation and Revolution

Chapter 4- Structure of the Earth

Chapter 5- Materials of the Earth Crust – Rocks

Chapter 6 - Landforms of the Earth

Chapter 7- Volcanoes

Chapter 8- Earthquakes

Chapter 9- Weathering

Chapter 19- The Equatorial Region

Chapter 20- The Tropical Monsoon Region

Chapter 21- The Tropical Desert Region

Map Work : (World Map)

On an outline map of India mark & name the following:- (Strictly as per syllabus)

a. Rivers
b. Mountains
c. Plateau
d. Natural Region – The Equatorial Region
The Monsoon Region
The Tropical desert Region
2nd Semester

Chapter 10- Denudation Work of River and Wind Earth as a Planet

Chapter 11- The Ocean

Chapter 12 - Tides and Ocean Currents

Chapter 13- The Atmosphere

Chapter 14- Insolation

Chapter 15 - Atmospheric pressure & wind

Chapter 16- Humidity in the air.

Chapter 17- Air and water pollution

Chapter 18- Soil, Radiation and Noise Pollution

Chapter 22- The Mediterranean Region

Chapter 23- The Temperate Grassland

Chapter 24- The Tropical Grassland

Chapter 25- The Taiga region

Chapter 26- The Tundra Region

Map Work (World Map) (Strictly as per syllabus)

a. Oceans, Gulf and straits

b. Natural Regions – Mediterranean Region
The Tropical Grassland
The Temperate Grassland
The Taiga region
The Tundra Region
Project work (Any one)

a. Find out the sources of pollution of water bodies in your locality and
determine the quality of water.

b. Meteorological Instruments and their uses – Six’s maximum and minimum

thermometer , Mercury Barometer , Aneroid Barometer , Wind vane,
Anemometer Rainguage and Hygrometer
Assessment Pattern:-

Part I (20 marks)

Unit test / weekly test - 10 marks

Project work - 5 marks

Assessment (General Code & conduct ) 5 marks

Part II – (80 Marks) Semester Exam

 Portion for 1st Semester Exam – The Entire Portion of 1st Semster.
 Portion for 2nd Semester Exam – 30 marks from 1st Semester ( 50 marks
from 2nd Semester)

Question pattern & Distribution of marks – As per Council Direction.

Direction.

N.B. (All Chapters should be dealt strictly according to the scope of syllabus).
Question paper will be according to the Council’s pattern.

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 ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS –
CLASS - 9
Text Book: Economic Applications: By J.P. Goel& Kaushal Goel – Revised Edition

1ST SEMESTER

Chapter 1 Meaning and Definition of Economics

Chapter 2 Basic Economic Entities in an Economy

Chapter 3 Basic Problems of an Economy

Chapter 4 Types of Economies

Chapter 5 Characteristics of the Indian Economy

Chapter 6 Main Sectors of the Indian Economy: Agriculture

1st Weekly Test

Chapter 1 Meaning and Definition of Economics

Chapter 2 Basic Economic Entities in an Economy

2nd Weekly Test

Chapter 3 Basic Problems of an Economy

Chapter 4 Types of Economies

Suggested Topics for Project

1) Identify 50 consumers of major brands of edible oils in a locality/area where you live.
Draw up the pattern of their monthly expenditure on this product and compare it with
the other household expenditure. Make a presentation of your findings in the class.

2) Identify major brands of tooth paste/bathing soaps that are available in the market in
your area. Select a sample of 10 shops that sell over a period of one week at these
shops. Identify the brands that sell the most and make a presentation in writing.
2ND SEMESTER

Chapter 7 Main sectors of the Indian Economy: Industry

Chapter 8 Main sectors of Indian Economy: Services

Chapter 9 Other sectors of Indian Economy

Chapter 10 Economic Infrastructure

Chapter 11 Social Infrastructure

Chapter 12 Consumer awareness

Chapter 13 Globalization

1st Weekly Test

Chapter 7 Main sectors of the Indian Economy: Industry

Chapter 8 Main sectors of Indian Economy: Services

Chapter 9 Other sectors of Indian Economy

2nd Weekly Test

Chapter 10 Economic Infrastructure

Chapter 11 Social Infrastructu

Suggested Topics for Project

1) Make a presentation of major trading partners of India in the last fifteen years. Specify
the major changes that have taken place in the last five years.

2) What are the major items of export and import from India for the last five years. Use
secondary data sources and make out the changes that have taken place in this context.

[Question paper as per Council pattern]

ASSESSMENT PATTERN

I Internal Assessment ------ 100 marks

a) Students are required to do a minimum of two assignments/projects per semester as

assigned by the teacher. ------ 2x35=70
marks
b) Two weekly tests of 20 marks each (average of two tests) ------ 20 marks
c) Classwork/Homework ------ 5 marks
d) Attendance, Class Participation, Discipline etc. ------ 5 marks
II Semester Exams ------ 100 marks

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 COMPUTER APPLICATIONSSTD IX
(PLEASE REFER TO ICSE SYLLABUS FOR DETAILS) TEXT
BOOK: COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR CLASS IX – SUMITA ARORA PUBLISHER
DHANPATRAI

SEMESTERI
CHAPTER NAME UNITTEST
1 Introduction to Object Oriented I
Programming concepts
2 Introduction to Java I
3 Elementary concepts of objects and
classes
4 Values and data types II
5 Operators and expressions II
8 Mathematical Library Functions
9 Conditional constructs in JAVA

SEMESTERII
CHAPTER NAME UNITTEST
7 Input in Java I
10 Iteration constructing Java II
11 Nestedloops
12 Computing and Ethics

Assessment pattern
Theoryexam–100 marks

Internalassessment–100 marks (20 marks unit test+80 marks from Assignments)

**At least 15 programming assignment should be done throughout the year,

across two semesters.

Question paper: As per council pattern Duration–2hours

SectionA–40 marks (compulsory short answer questions)

SectionB–60 marks (Answer any 4 questions out of 6 questions, each carrying 15
marks. Preference should be given on programming)
 SUPW SYLLABUS

STD. 9
Semester – I

 Planting of trees and taking care of them.

 Teaching poor children of the neighbourhood.
 Students in groups, roll no. wise should ensure the Cleanliness of the classroom and the
school campus on a daily basis.
 Making posters. Slogans, Speeches, Collecting Newspaper Cuttings, Old Photos,
conducting assemble presentations addressing a topic of environmental or social
significance.

Semester - II

 Visiting Charity Homes, Orphanages, Slums, and giving care packs (blankets, food items)
etc.
 Students in groups, roll no. wise should ensure the Cleanliness of the classroom and the
school campus on a daily basis.
 Spreading awareness in the school and the locality regarding important environmental
and social issues.

 Teachers may use their discretion to assign any other similar tasks to assess the students.
 Kindly refer to the ICSE regulations and syllabuses 2020/2021 for the assessment.