1. Crop Production and Management 

 Content: Explains agricultural practices, types of crops, methods of irrigation, and storage of food grains.

 Objective: Understand the processes involved in crop production and the significance of proper management in agriculture.

 2. Microorganisms: Friend and Foe 

 Content: Discusses the types of microorganisms, their uses, harmful effects, and the role they play in decomposition and fermentation.

 Objective: Learn about the beneficial and harmful roles of microorganisms in everyday life.

 3. Synthetic Fibres and Plastics 

 Content: Covers types of synthetic fibres, their properties, uses, and the environmental impact of plastics.

 Objective: Understand the advantages and disadvantages of synthetic materials in comparison to natural fibres.

 4. Materials: Metals and NonMetals 

 Content: Describes the physical and chemical properties of metals and nonmetals, their uses, and reactions with acids, bases, and water.

 Objective: Learn the differences between metals and nonmetals and their importance in daily life.

 5. Coal and Petroleum 

 Content: Explains the formation, extraction, and uses of coal and petroleum, and discusses the need for conservation of these natural resources.

 Objective: Understand the importance of fossil fuels and the necessity of conserving them for future generations.

 6. Combustion and Flame 

 Content: Discusses the process of combustion, types of combustion, flame structure, and the concept of fire control.

 Objective: Learn about combustion and how it plays a role in daily life, including safety measures.

 7. Conservation of Plants and Animals 

 Content: Discusses the importance of biodiversity, endangered species, conservation methods, and protected areas.

 Objective: Understand the significance of conserving biodiversity and protecting endangered species.

 8. Cell  Structure and Functions 

 Content: Describes the structure of plant and animal cells, different cell organelles, and their functions.

 Objective: Learn about the basic unit of life, the cell, and its components and functions.

 9. Reproduction in Animals 

 Content: Explains modes of reproduction in animals, including sexual and asexual reproduction, and stages of human development.

 Objective: Understand the biological processes involved in animal reproduction and human development.

 10. Reaching the Age of Adolescence 

 Content: Discusses the physical and hormonal changes during adolescence and the role of hormones in growth and development.

 Objective: Understand the physiological changes during puberty and the significance of hormonal regulation.

 11. Force and Pressure 

 Content: Explains the concepts of force, types of forces, effects of force, and pressure in solids, liquids, and gases.

 Objective: Learn about different types of forces and the concept of pressure in various states of matter.

 12. Friction 

 Content: Discusses friction, its causes, advantages, and disadvantages, as well as methods to reduce or increase friction.

 Objective: Understand the role of friction in daily life and how it affects motion.

 13. Sound 

 Content: Explains the production of sound, its propagation, types of sound waves, and the structure of the human ear.

 Objective: Learn how sound is produced and propagated, and understand the hearing mechanism.

 14. Chemical Effects of Electric Current 

 Content: Describes the effects of electric current, electrolysis, and applications like electroplating.

 Objective: Understand the chemical effects of electric current and their applications in industry.

 15. Some Natural Phenomena 

 Content: Covers natural phenomena like lightning, earthquakes, and methods of safety and protection.

 Objective: Learn about the causes of natural phenomena and the measures to protect against their hazards.

 16. Light 

 Content: Discusses the properties of light, reflection, refraction, and the structure and functioning of the human eye.

 Objective: Understand the nature of light, its interaction with different surfaces, and how we see objects.

 17. Stars and the Solar System 

 Content: Explains the solar system, the movement of celestial bodies, and the classification of stars and constellations.

 Objective: Gain knowledge about the components of the solar system and the universe beyond Earth.

 18. Pollution of Air and Water 

 Content: Discusses air and water pollution, their causes, effects, and methods of prevention and control.

 Objective: Learn about the harmful effects of pollution on the environment and ways to reduce it.