1. Matter in Our Surroundings

 Content: Defines matter, its properties, and states (solid, liquid, gas), and how they can change from one state to another.

 Objective: Understand the basic concept of matter and its classification based on physical properties.

 2. Is Matter Around Us Pure?

 Content: Discusses the difference between pure substances and mixtures, and methods of separation.

 Objective: Learn to identify and classify matter as pure or impure and understand various separation techniques.

 3. Atoms and Molecules

 Content: Introduces atoms as the building blocks of matter, molecules, and the concept of atomic mass and molecular mass.

 Objective: Understand the structure of atoms and molecules and their significance in forming compounds.

 4. Structure of the Atom

 Content: Explains the structure of an atom, including protons, neutrons, and electrons, and their arrangement.

 Objective: Learn about atomic structure and how it relates to the properties of elements.

 5. The Fundamental Unit of Life

 Content: Describes cells as the basic unit of life, the cell theory, and differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

 Objective: Understand cell structure and function and the importance of cells in living organisms.

 6. Tissues

 Content: Covers plant and animal tissues, their types, structure, and functions.

 Objective: Learn about the different types of tissues in plants and animals and their roles in life processes.

 7. Diversity in Living Organisms

 Content: Discusses the classification of living organisms based on similarities and differences, including the five kingdoms.

 Objective: Understand the diversity of life forms and the criteria for classifying living organisms.

 8. Motion

 Content: Introduces the concept of motion, types of motion, and how to describe motion using distance and displacement.

 Objective: Learn to describe and measure motion and understand related concepts like speed and velocity.

 9. Force and Laws of Motion

 Content: Discusses the concept of force, types of forces, Newton's laws of motion, and their applications.

 Objective: Understand the relationship between force and motion and how these laws govern everyday phenomena.

 10. Gravitation

 Content: Introduces the universal law of gravitation, gravitational force, and its effects on objects.

 Objective: Learn about the force of gravity and its role in shaping the universe and affecting motion.

 11. Work and Energy

 Content: Defines work and energy, types of energy, the work energy theorem, and the conservation of energy.

 Objective: Understand the concepts of work and energy, their interrelation, and their applications in physical systems.

 12. Sound

 Content: Discusses the nature of sound, its properties, how it travels, and the human perception of sound.

 Objective: Learn about sound waves, their characteristics, and the factors affecting sound production and propagation.

 13. Why Do We Fall Ill?

 Content: Explains the concept of health, disease, and various factors affecting health, including pathogens.

 Objective: Understand the causes of diseases, the importance of hygiene, and preventive measures for maintaining health.

 14. Natural Resources

 Content: Discusses the importance of natural resources, types of resources, and their sustainable management.

 Objective: Learn about natural resources, their conservation, and the impact of human activities on the environment.

 15. Improvement in Food Resources

 Content: Explores agricultural practices, techniques for increasing food production, and food security.

 Objective: Understand the methods to improve food resources and the importance of sustainable agriculture for food security.