1. Living World and Classification of Microbes

 Content: Exploration of the living world, characteristics of life, and classification of microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa).

 Objective: To understand the diversity of life and the role of microbes in ecosystems and human health.

 2. Health and Diseases

 Content: Study of common diseases, their causes (infectious and noninfectious), prevention, and health maintenance.

 Objective: To develop awareness of health issues and the importance of hygiene and vaccination.

 3. Force and Pressure

 Content: Definition of force, types of forces, and the concept of pressure; applications of pressure in daily life.

 Objective: To understand how forces interact and the significance of pressure in various contexts.

 4. Current Electricity and Magnetism

 Content: Basics of current electricity, circuits, Ohm's law, and the relationship between electricity and magnetism.

 Objective: To gain insights into electrical circuits and magnetic fields, including their practical applications.

 5. Inside the Atom

 Content: Structure of an atom, subatomic particles (protons, neutrons, electrons), and atomic models.

 Objective: To understand atomic structure and the fundamentals of atomic theory.

 6. Composition of Matter

 Content: States of matter (solid, liquid, gas), elements, compounds, and mixtures; methods of separation.

 Objective: To explore the different forms of matter and their properties, along with separation techniques.

 7. Metals and Nonmetals

 Content: Properties and uses of metals and nonmetals, their reactions, and differences.

 Objective: To differentiate between metals and nonmetals and understand their significance in daily life.

 8. Pollution

 Content: Types of pollution (air, water, soil), causes, effects, and measures to control pollution.

 Objective: To raise awareness about environmental issues and the impact of pollution on health and ecosystems.

 9. Disaster Management

 Content: Types of natural and manmade disasters, preparedness, and response strategies.

 Objective: To understand the importance of disaster management and ways to mitigate risks.

 10. Cell and Cell Organelles

 Content: Structure and function of cells, different types of cells (plant, animal), and organelles (nucleus, mitochondria, etc.).

 Objective: To explore cellular biology and the role of organelles in maintaining life processes.

 11. Human Body and Organ System

 Content: Overview of the human body, major organ systems (circulatory, respiratory, digestive, etc.), and their functions.

 Objective: To understand human anatomy and the interdependence of organ systems.

 12. Introduction to Acid and Base

 Content: Properties of acids and bases, pH scale, and common examples; neutralization reactions.

 Objective: To learn about acids, bases, and their importance in everyday life and chemical reactions.

 13. Chemical Change and Chemical Bond

 Content: Types of chemical changes, signs of chemical reactions, and the concept of chemical bonding (ionic and covalent).

 Objective: To explore how substances react and combine at the molecular level.

 14. Measurement and Effects of Heat

 Content: Temperature scales, heat transfer methods (conduction, convection, radiation), and effects of heat on matter.

 Objective: To understand thermal energy and its effects on different states of matter.

 15. Sound

 Content: Nature of sound, properties, sound waves, and their propagation; applications of sound.

 Objective: To explore the physics of sound and its role in communication and technology.

 16. Reflection of Light

 Content: Laws of reflection, mirrors, and the formation of images; applications of reflective surfaces.

 Objective: To understand light behavior and its applications in optics.

 17. ManMade Materials

 Content: Overview of synthetic materials (plastics, composites) and their applications and impact on society.

 Objective: To explore the development of manmade materials and their advantages and disadvantages.

 18. Ecosystems

 Content: Components of ecosystems (producers, consumers, decomposers), food chains, and ecological balance.

 Objective: To understand ecosystem dynamics and the interdependence of organisms.

 19. Life Cycle of Stars

 Content: Stages in the life cycle of stars, including formation, main sequence, and eventual death (supernova, black hole, etc.).

 Objective: To explore stellar evolution and the role of stars in the universe.