1. Globe: A Model of
the Earth
Content:
This chapter explains the concept of a globe, its features, and how it
represents the Earth’s surface. It also discusses the poles, equator, and
hemispheres.
Objective:
To help students understand the Earth's shape, structure, and the importance of
a globe as a model.
2. Maps
Content:
This chapter focuses on maps, different types of maps, and the use of symbols,
scales, and directions in map reading.
Objective:
To teach students the importance of maps for understanding geographical
locations and the basics of map reading.
3. Major Landforms of
the Earth
Content:
This chapter describes the major landforms like mountains, plateaus, plains,
valleys, and their formation.
Objective:
To help students understand the various landforms on Earth and their
significance in shaping the environment.
4. Weather and
Climate
Content:
This chapter differentiates between weather and climate, discussing factors
that influence them, such as temperature, rainfall, and wind.
Objective:
To teach students the difference between weather and climate, and how both
affect human life and activities.
5. The Four Domains
of the Earth
Content:
The four domains—lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere—are
explained in this chapter, highlighting their characteristics and
importance.
Objective:
To help students understand how the Earth’s four domains interact and support
life on the planet.
6. Natural Resources
Content:
This chapter explains different types of natural resources—renewable and nonrenewable—and
their importance for human survival.
Objective:
To make students aware of the significance of natural resources and the need
for their conservation.
7. Our Government
Content:
This chapter introduces students to the Indian government system, its
structure, and the three levels: central, state, and local governments.
Objective:
To help students understand the functioning of the Indian government and its
role in society.
8. Local Government
Content:
The chapter focuses on the local governance system, including panchayats and
municipalities, their responsibilities, and their impact on daily life.
Objective:
To educate students about local governance and its importance in addressing community
level issues.
9. Our Rights and
Duties
Content:
This chapter discusses the fundamental rights and duties of Indian citizens as
outlined in the Constitution.
Objective:
To make students aware of their rights and responsibilities as citizens of
India.
10. Transport and
Communication
Content:
This chapter explains different modes of transport (land, air, water) and
communication methods, both modern and traditional.
Objective:
To help students understand the importance of transportation and communication
in connecting people and places.
11. The United
Nations
Content:
The chapter introduces the United Nations, its formation, goals, and its role
in maintaining international peace and security.
Objective:
To create awareness about global cooperation and the role of international
organizations like the UN in world affairs.