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Curriculum Structure: Electricity

1. Introduction to Electricity

🔹Basic concepts of electric current

🔹Understanding potential difference

🔹Concept of resistance

🔹Overview of electric circuits

2. Ohm’s Law

🔹Introduction to Ohm’s Law

🔹Calculating current, voltage, and resistance in a circuit

3. Combination of Resistors

🔹Series combination of resistors

🔹Parallel combination of resistors

4. Heating Effect of Electric Current

🔹Explanation of the heating effect

🔹Applications in daily life

5. Electric Power

🔹Understanding the applications of electric power

🔹How electricity works in real-life appliances and circuits

Lessons schedule : Tuesday and Saturday

Explore the basics of economics through interactive discussions and real-world examples. We'll analyze the decision-making processes of individuals, businesses, governments, and societies, uncovering the economic forces that shape our daily lives and the global economy.

Lesson 1: Demand and Supply

• Meaning 
• Factors affecting demand and supply
• Laws of demand and supply with exceptions.

Lesson 2: Elasticity of Demand and Supply

• Meaning
• Types
• Different measurement techniques.

Lesson 3: Consumer Behaviour- Utility

• Concept, Laws of Utility. 
• Cardinal and Ordinal Utility - assumptions
• Theory, 
• Properties
• Equilibrium

Lesson 4: Production

• Concept
• Functions
• Short-run and long-run laws
• The production curves

Lesson 5:  Costs and Revenue

• Concept
• Types
• Short-run and long-run laws
• The cost and revenue curves

Lesson 6: Market Mechanism

• Concept
• Different market structures along with their classification
• features and real-world examples

Lesson 7: Money

• Evolution of money
• Different kinds and functions of money
• Importance of money and Money supply

Lesson 8: Banking system

• Concept
• Types of banks. 
• Functions and Role of Commercial and Central Banks with examples

Lesson 9:  Monetary and Fiscal Policy

• Concept
• Classification
• Importance and implications

Lesson 10: Government Budget

• Meaning
• Need and importance of a budget
• Types
• Components and classification, along with insights into the current year's budget.

Lessons schedule

• One Class per week, preferably on Sunday.
• Timing and day are subject to flexibility according to your convenience.

• Rational Numbers: Properties of rational numbers (closure, commutativity, associativity, distributive property), representation on the number line, and rational numbers between two rational numbers. 
• Linear Equations in One Variable: Solving equations with linear expressions on one side and numbers on the other, solving equations with variables on both sides, applications of linear equations, and reducing equations to simpler forms. 
• Understanding Quadrilaterals: Polygons, sum of measures of exterior angles of a polygon, different kinds of quadrilaterals (parallelogram, rhombus, rectangle, square, kite, trapezium), and their properties. 
• Data Handling: Looking for information, organizing data, grouping data, circle graphs (pie charts), and chance and probability. 
• Squares and Square Roots: Properties of square numbers, finding the square of a number, Pythagorean triplets, finding square roots through prime factorization and the division method, and square roots of decimals. 
• Cubes and Cube Roots: Cubes and cube roots of a number, finding cube roots through prime factorization. 
• Cubes and Cube Roots: Cubes and cube roots of a number, finding cube roots through prime factorization. 
• Comparing Quantities: Ratios and percentages, finding increase or decrease percent, discounts, prices related to buying and selling (profit and loss), sales tax/VAT/GST, compound interest, and applications of compound interest formula. 
• Algebraic Expressions and Identities: Terms, factors, and coefficients, monomials, binomials, and polynomials, like and unlike terms, addition and subtraction of algebraic expressions, multiplication of algebraic expressions, standard identities, and applying identities. 
• Mensuration: Area of trapezium, area of general quadrilateral, area of polygons, surface area of cube, cuboid, and cylinder, and volume of cube, cuboid, and cylinder. 
• Exponents and Powers: Powers with negative exponents, laws of exponents, and use of exponents to express small numbers in standard form. 
• Direct and Inverse Proportions: Understanding direct and inverse proportions and solving related problems. 
• Factorisation: What is factorization, division of algebraic expressions, and factorization using algebraic identities. 
• Introduction to Graphs: Bar graphs, pie graphs, histograms, line graphs, linear graphs, and their applications.

Lesson Name: Force and pressure

What Learners Will Explore:

• Types of force
• Components of force
• Pressure in solids
• Pressure in liquids
• And many more related concepts in an engaging and easy-to-understand manner

1. Review of the representation of natural numbers, integers, and rational numbers on the number
   line. Rational numbers as recurring/ terminating decimals. Operations on real numbers.
2. Examples of non-recurring/non-terminating decimals. Existence of non-rational numbers
   (irrational numbers) such as , and their representation on the number line. Explaining
   that every real number is represented by a unique point on the number line and conversely,
   viz. every point on the number line represents a unique real number.
3. Definition of nth root of a real number.
4. Rationalization (with precise meaning) of real numbers
   and (and their combinations) where x and y are natural numbers and a and b are
   integers.
5. Recall of laws of exponents with integral powers. Rational exponents with positive real bases
   (to be done by particular cases, allowing the learner to arrive at the general laws.)

Course Structure:

• Phonics Classes for Kids (Grade 1 to 3) – Read, Speak & Shine!
• I help young children build strong reading and pronunciation skills through engaging and fun-filled phonics sessions, tailored for grades 1 to 3. (Read with confidence )
• My phonics classes focus on letter sounds, CVC words, blending, and fluency to make reading easy and joyful for kids.
•  Also, classes 2-3, all subjects

Course Curriculum: 

1. Introduction to Living and Non-living Organisms 
   
   🔹Learn how to differentiate between living and non-living things. 
   
   🔹Understand the basic criteria used to determine life. 
    
2. Essential Life Processes for Human Survival 
   
   🔹Explore processes such as nutrition, respiration, transportation, and excretion. 
   
   🔹Understand how these processes help humans survive in their environment. 
    
3. Reproduction: Is It an Essential Life Process? 
   
   🔹Discuss why reproduction is important for species continuation. 
   
   🔹Learn why reproduction is not necessary for the survival of an individual.

Practical Guide to Rational Numbers

Lesson Name: Rational numbers

• How to divide the pizza?
• How to divide the dough?

Lessons schedule: Monthly, 20 Classes

What you will learn: 

• Recognizing irrational expressions 
• Applying rationalisation techniques
•  Solving algebraic problems with square roots and surds 
• Avoiding common mistakes and improving accuracy 
• This session is suitable for CBSE, ICSE, and State Board students.

Full Course Curriculum  of Class 6 Science Biology

Courses Structure

1. The Leaf

• Structure of a leaf
• Types of leaves
• Functions of a leaf (photosynthesis, transpiration, respiration)
• Simple experiments (e.g., to show the presence of starch)

2. The Flower

• Parts of a flower
• Functions of different parts
• Pollination (types and agents)
• Fertilization – basic idea

3. The Cell

• Introduction to cells
• Cell as the basic unit of life
• Parts of a cell (nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane)
• Differences between plant and animal cells (basic level)

4. The Human Body – The Digestive System

• Organs of the digestive system
• Functions of each organ
• Digestion process (mouth to intestine)
• Importance of digestion and a balanced diet

5. The Human Body – The Respiratory System

• Organs of the respiratory system
• Breathing process
• Role of lungs and diaphragm
• Differences between breathing and respiration

6. Adaptations in Plants

• Terrestrial plants (types and adaptations)
• Aquatic plants (floating, submerged, and fixed plants)
• How plants adapt to their environment

7. Adaptations in Animals
Animals in different habitats: desert, polar, aquatic, etc.

Adaptive features (camouflage, body covering, hibernation)