AP SCERT 1st to 10th Class Annual Lesson Plans 2023-24 (Subject wise) Download

AP SCERT has Released Syllabus and Monthwise Lesson Plans for 6th to 10th Classes for the academic Year 2022-23. As per the Schedule, the schools Starts on 5th July 2022 and the Last working day is 23rd April 2022.  AP High Schools Syllabus for 6th,7th,8th,9th,10th Class is given here. We have provided Subject wise Syllabus / Lesson plans in pdf format.

AP SCERT Subject-wise 6th to 10th Syllabus 2022-23

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AP Schools July Academic Calendar 2022-23

AP Education Department has Released AP Schools Academic Calendar for 2022-23. As per the Schedule, the Schools in Andhra Pradesh for Classes from 1st to 10th will opens on 05th July 2022.  Here our Team provides you the Lesson Plan, Syllabus and Class wise Lessons to be completed by July 2022.

Milestones of Month

  • Distribution of JVK
  • School reopening
  • School Readiness programme/Class readiness
  • Base lines tests
  • Orientation on School Readiness and school safety at school complex level
  • Club Activities

AP SCERT July 2022 Classwise Syllabus- Lessons

Name of the OrganizationAP SCERT
CategorySyllabus
Classes1st to 10th Class
MonthJuly 2022
No. of Working Days22

AP SCERT 1st Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT1st CLASS
TELUGUసంసిద్దత
ENGLISHSchool Readiness
MATHSSchool Readiness
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATIONPosition drawing, Paper cutting, Stick puppets, Slokas.
PHYSICAL LITERACYHealth, Superstitions regarding ill-health. Yoga, Thrikonasana, Mass drill, Lezims, Games.

AP SCERT 2nd Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT2nd CLASS
TELUGUసంసిద్దత
ENGLISHClass Readiness
MATHSClass readiness
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATIONColoring with crayons and water colours, Paper cuttings, Stick puppet, Decoration, Slokas.
PHYSICAL LITERACYRegions for ill health and consequences, Sarvangasan. Mass drill, Games & sports, Pyramids.

AP SCERT 3rd Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT3rd CLASS
TELUGUతెలుగు తల్లి మర్యాద చేద్దాం
ENGLISHTenali Rama & The Thieves
MATHSLet’s Recall
EVSHappy family
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATION2D picture drawing, Paper cuttings, Leather puppetry, Slokas, Jati swaramu.
PHYSICAL LITERACYMental health, Virabhadrasan, Mass drill, Games & sports, Lezims, Pyramids.

AP SCERT 4th Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT4th CLASS
TELUGUగాంధి మహాత్ముడు
ENGLISHThree Butterflies
MATHSLet’s Recall
EVSFamily
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATION2D picuture drawing, Water colours, Shading with pencil, Papers cuttings, Leather puppetry, Slokas, Tandavam.
PHYSICAL LITERACYPoisonous animals, Yoga:- Thadasan, Trikonasan, Mass drill, Games & sports, Lezims, Aerobics, Scouts & guides.

AP SCERT 5th Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT5th CLASS
TELUGU
ఏ దేశమేగినా – సాయం
ENGLISH
Mallika Goes to School
MATHSLet’s Recall
EVS
Migration of people, Climate change
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATION
2D picuture drawing, Water colours, Shading with pencil, Paper cuttings, Leather puppetry, Slokas, Keerthanalu.
PHYSICAL LITERACY
Food-superstitions, Yoga: Thadasan, Trikonasan, Mass drill, games & sports, Lezims, Aerobics, Scouts & guides.

AP SCERT 6th Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT6th CLASS
TELUGUసంసిద్ధత, అమ్మఓడి
HINDIसन्नद्धता
ENGLISHReadiness;
Clever Tenali Ramakrishna
MATHSReadiness programme
GEN.SCIENCE/ BIOLOGYReadiness;
The Food We Need
SOCIALReadiness;
Our Earth in the Solar System
O. SANSKRITపూర్వజ్ఞాన పరిశీలనం
సరళసంస్కృతభాషా బుద్ధిరేవగరీయసీ
C. SANSKRITహస్తీ హస్తీ హస్తీ
ENV.EDNReducing wastage of food Nutrients in food
Getting to know trees Where do animals live? Creating your own garden
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATIONPosition drawing, Paper cutting, Stick puppets, Slokas.
PHYSICAL LITERACYHealth, Superstitions regarding ill-health. Yoga, Thrikonasana, Mass drill, Lezims, Games.

AP SCERT 7th Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT7th CLASS
TELUGUసంసిద్ధత, అక్షరం
HINDIज्ञान हम को दीजिए
ENGLISHReadiness;
Painted House, Friendly Chicken and Me.
MATHSReadiness programme Integers
GEN.SCIENCE/ BIOLOGYReadiness;
Food For Health
SOCIALReadiness;
The Universe and The Earth
O. SANSKRITపూర్వజ్ఞాన పరిశీలనం – విద్యాస్వామ్యం
పంచశీ పంచమీ, పంచనశీ నమీ
C. SANSKRITఅమృతవాణి
ENV.EDNKnowing some plant diseases Diseases associated with the human digestive system
Fibers obtained from animals Exploring sericulture
Drastic changes in the environment disturb well-adapted animals
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATIONColouring with crayons and water colours, Paper cuttings, Stick puppet, Decoration, Slokas.
PHYSICAL LITERACYRegions for ill health and consequences, Sarvangasan. Mass drill, Games & sports, Pyramids.

AP SCERT 8th Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT8th CLASS
TELUGUసంసిద్ధత, ఆంధ్రవైభవం, పోతులూరి వీరబ్రహ్మం
HINDIसुबह, बेटी
ENGLISHReadiness;
The Best Christmas Present in the World
MATHSReadiness programme
Rational Numbers
PHY. SCIENCEReadiness;
Force and Pressure
BIOLOGYReadiness;
Crop Production and Management
SOCIALReadiness;
Resources,How, When and Where, The Indian Constitution
O. SANSKRITపూర్వజ్ఞాన పరిశీలనం సాదరం
సమీయం(ప)
భగీరథ: (గ)
C. SANSKRITరక్షత వృక్షాస్
ENV.EDNElixir of life – water
Noise pollution – Preventive measures Global warming
Estimation of particulate pollutants in air
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATION2D picuture drawing, Paper cuttings, Leather puppetry, Slokas, Jati swaramu.
PHYSICAL LITERACYMental health, Virabhadrasan, Mass drill, Games & sports, Lezims, Pyramids.

AP SCERT 9th Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT9th CLASS
TELUGUసంసిద్ధత, శాంతికాంక్ష
HINDIजिस देश में गंगा बहती है
ENGLISHReadiness; Homour
MATHSReadiness programme
Real Numbers
PHY. SCIENCEReadiness; Motion
BIOLOGYReadiness;
Cell, its Structure & Function
SOCIALReadiness;
Our Earth, Changing Cultural Tradition in Europe 1300-1800
O. SANSKRITపూర్వజ్ఞాన పరిశీలనం – దేశమిహప్రీణీహి (ప)
శబ్దమాత్రాన్నభేతవ్యం (గ)
C. SANSKRITసమర్థః కః
ENV.EDNRain water harvesting
Exploring community craft person
Re use plastic and other waste material Reducing wastage of food
Creating awareness about wastage of water due to negligence
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATION2D picuture drawing, Water colours, Shading with pencil, Papers cuttings, Leather puppetry, Slokas, Tandavam.
PHYSICAL LITERACYPoisonous animals, Yoga:- Thadasan, Trikonasan, Mass drill, Games & sports, Lezims, Aerobics, Scouts & guides.

AP SCERT 10th Class Syllabus July 2022

SUBJECT10th CLASS
TELUGU
మాతృభావన, జానపదుని జాబు, బాలకాండ
HINDI
बरसते बादल,
N.D:- शांति की राह में
ENGLISH
Readiness;
Personality Development
MATHS
Real Numbers Sets
PHY. SCIENCE
Readiness;
Heat ; Acids, Bases & Salts
BIOLOGY
Readiness;
Nutrition; Respiration
SOCIAL
Readiness;
India -Relief Features Ideas of Development
The World Between Wars (Part -1)
O. SANSKRIT
పూర్వజ్ఞాన పరిశీలనం – ధ్యేయపథికసాథక (ప)
శ్లోకరత్నాని
హిరణ్యక వృత్తాంత (గ) – దేశభూషాహిభారతి (గ)
C. SANSKRIT
లోకహితం మమ కరణీయం
ENV.EDN
Global warming
Saviours of our environment
Estimation of particulate pollutants in air Vaccination – Ashield
Mosquitoes woes Fossil fuel is not forever
ART-CULTURAL EDUCATION
2D picuture drawing, Water colours, Shading with pencil, Paper cuttings, Leather puppetry, Slokas, Keerthanalu.
PHYSICAL LITERACY
Food-superstitions, Yoga: Thadasan, Trikonasan, Mass drill, games & sports, Lezims, Aerobics, Scouts & guides.

Anandavedika

Anandavedika – mind fullness programme is designed to develop individual students with joyfulness, confident and values. The following values are to be developed among students.

  1. Love and compassion 2. Respect 3. Faithfulness   4. Obedience   5. Empathy   6. Appreciation    7. Unity    8. Truth 9. Acceptance Four Stories for developed to inculcate the above nine values among students. Teacher has to narrate these stories and elicit responses from the students

Implementation : 1. Anandavedika progamme will be conducted for 30 minutes in the first period. 2. The teacher who is allotted for first period is held responsible for conduct of anandavedika class. 3. The last 2 periods of first Saturday by month whole school level anandavedika will be conducted bi – monthly

Action plan : Monday – Mind fullness Activity Thursday, Wednesday – Story Time Thursday , Friday – Activity Time Saturday – Responses

We Love Reading

One of the main aims of Education is the holistic development of a student’s personality. Schools are providing learning opportunities for students to improve their learning skills. Reading is one of the major focused learning skills in the education system. In addition, reading can be a fun and imaginative time for children, which opens doors to all kinds of new worlds for them. Reading helps students to develop better critical and analytical skills and cultivates confidence and creativity among students. The government felt that the ability to read with comprehension is a necessary foundation and an indispensable prerequisite for all future schooling and lifelong learning. The habit of reading can best be inculcated and nurtured at the early stage of a student’s life and there is dire necessity to have a time-bound action plan. In this gigantic task, all the stakeholders including community and civil society organisations should actively be involved. The School HMs and the Teachers should play a key role in rolling out of the entire programme.

The State Government after careful examination has decided to launch a one-year Reading Fluency campaign from 14th November 2020 to 14th November 2021 named “We Love Reading’’ (Chadavadam Maakishtam) to promote Foundational Reading Literacy skills among students of class 3 to class 9. In this mission mode campaign, all students are provided with different avenues at school, home & village to read in a joyful environment. The teachers, parents, youth, retired persons, academicians, NGOs etc. will have to take the lead role to run the campaign.

As a continuation of the idea of We Love Reading scheme, the State will promote the foundational literacy skills of the students this year as well. This will be taken forward in the form of library classes across all grades. This is intended to be achieved by encouraging students to read more books, and make use of libraries or reading corners in the classroom. The purpose of it is to enhance the language, especially English language ability. In order to enhance it, there needs to be a continuous availability of books which can be ensured through using school libraries, if they exist. In the situations where a school library is not available, language teachers can help students in creating reading corners in the classrooms.

Objectives of the Programme

h Transform non-readers to independent readers by cultivating the habit of reading and engaging teachers and community actively in improving reading skills among students

h Create awareness on using e-books and digital libraries wherever such infrastructure is available

h Achieve convergence of resources by involving Director of Public Libraries and Director of Adult Education and strengthening the school Libraries

No. of periods allotted for classes 1-5:  5 Periods  

Activities suggested for classes 1 – 5

Picture Reading and posing questions to students from the information in the book. Sample of questions

which can be asked to students are:               d. What can you guess is happening in the story

a.    Identify the key characters in the picture.     by looking at this picture?

b.   What do you see in the picture?                e. Can you make up a story inspired from this picture?

c.   What are they doing?

f.  How can we act out the story?

Emotion-based response reading: In order to nurture the social and emotional growth in children, questions can be used as prompts. They can be of the following types:

a.    What feelings and expressions can you identify in the story?

b.    How did you feel after reading the book?   c. Which character did you most relate to? Why?

d. How would you have reacted if you were in the situation of the main character?

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e. If you were to write the story, how would you write it? f.What other different endings can you think of?

Comprehending the pictures and constructing a story from themPictorial Dictionary created by SCERT can be used for learning
Facilitating children from modelled reading to shared reading to individual readingToy-based storytelling (teachers or by using digital medium, Puppets, etc)
Group reading (2 or 3 students per group) – for classes 3-5Storytelling with voice modulation
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