- Living Things
Characteristics of Living Things
Grouping Things
- Plant Life
How Do
Plant Reproduce?
Reproduction
From Seeds
Dispersal
Of Seeds
Crops
To Grow
Good Crops
- Pollination
Androecium
and Gynoecium
Pollination
Bisexual
and mon0sexual flowers
Process of
pollination
Some ways
of pollination (self and cross pollination)
- Animal Life
Different
Body Coverings
Different
Eating Habits
Different
Methods Of Moving
Some
Animals Travel Long Distances
- Interdependence In Nature
Living
Things Depend On Nonliving Things
Plants And
Animals Are Dependent On Each Other
Food
Relationships
Simple food
chains, scavengers and decomposers
Causes of
imbalance in nature (some example: hunting, forest fire)
- Human Body – The Circulatory System
Revision of what was learnt in
Class 4
Circulatory System
Organs and Parts of the Circulatory
System, their structures and functions (heart, arteries, veins)
Functions of blood
Process of circulation through
pictures
- Bones And Muscles
The
Skeletal System – importance of bones, muscles and joints for the body
Parts of the
Skeleton
Functions
of bones, major bones of the body - arms, legs, chest bone, skull, jawbone,
backbone
Joints
The
Muscular System
Care of
bones and joints, food items to make the bones strong.
Importance
of good posture and exercise
- The Nervous System
The Brain
The Spinal
Cord
Nerves
The Eyes
Reflex
Action
Your Sense
Organs
The Ears
The Nose
The Tongue
The Skin
- Food And Health
Components
of a Balanced Diet, Importance of eating Balanced Diet
Nutrients in
Food
Preserving
Nutrients in Food
Junk food:
meaning and examples; adverse effects of eating junk food
Ways to
make diet more healthy (e.g. sprouting, fermentation)
Diseases
related to food, habits, and lifestyle
Infectious
Diseases
Spread of
Infectious Diseases
Prevention of
Infectious Diseases
Deficiency
Diseases
Other Non -
Communicable Diseases
Food Adulteration
Exercise and
Rest
- Sound and Noise
Sounds made by common objects
(clock, whistle, tea kettle, cooker, piano, call bell, flute, etc.)
Sound made by living beings –
plants, animals, human beings
Sound made by trees and fallen
leaves
Pleasant and unpleasant sounds
Warning sounds (fire alarm,
ambulance siren)
Harmful effect of loud noise
(vehicle, loud speaker, fire cracker)
Ways to reduce noise pollution
- Safety And First Aid
Accidents
First Aid
Fire
- Work and Energy
Meaning of Work
Definition of Energy
Renewable and non-renewable sources
of energy, examples of each kind
Various kinds/forms of energy - light, heat,
electricity, sound
- Light and Shadows
Objects as transparent,
translucent, opaque; features of each type of objects
Formation of shadows: in day,
night, dim light;
Condition for formation of
shadows;
Day and night formation; some
idea of solar and lunar eclipses
- Solids, Liquids and Gases
Solids: Properties of solids:
definite shape, geometry. Give examples of sugar crystals
Liquids: Properties of liquids:
occupy space, flow from high level to low level, and take the shape of the
container
Separation of liquids from solids
Gases: Properties of gases: no
definite shape and volume
Composition of gases in air; with
experiment- land and sea breezes, monsoon breezes
Role of ventilators in
houses/halls, closed spaces- warm air lighter than fresh air
- Rocks And Minerals
Igneous
Rocks
Sedimentary
Rocks
Metamorphic
Rocks
Wealth from
Rocks
- Soil Erosion And Conservation
Importance
Of Soil
How Is Soil
Formed?
Soil
Erosion
Soil
Conservation
- Air, Water And Weather
The
Atmosphere
What Is In
The Atmosphere
The
Atmosphere Protects Life
What Does
Air Contain?
Air
Occupies Space
Air Has
Weight
Air Is
Needed For Burning
Air Exerts
Pressure
Using Air
Pressure
Atmospheric
Pollution
Water
Water
Dissolves Many Things
Impurities
In Water
Removing
Insoluble Impurities
Removing
Soluble Impurities
Drinking
Water
- The Moon
Conditions
On The Moon
How The
Moon Moves
Phases Of
The Moon
Landing On
The Moon
Eclipses
Artificial
Satellites
- Simple Machines
Need for
Machines
Simple
Machines – Types (The Lever, Inclined Plane, Screw, Pulley, Wheel And Axle)
Need for
levers, types of levers, I, II, III order, examples related to daily life
- Cleanliness and Hygiene
Cleanliness of body, body parts,
their care, cleanliness of clothes, food, water, healthy habits
Diseases due to lack of personal
hygiene and unclean surroundings
Degradable and nondegradable
garbage with examples
How to reduce nondegradable
garbage in the surroundings
Click the following links to find the syllabus for Class 5 course curriculum for various subjects of ICSE Board
Class 5 – English Syllabus – ICSE Board
Class 5 – Mathematics Syllabus – ICSE Board
Class 5 – English Syllabus – ICSE Board
Class 5 – Mathematics Syllabus – ICSE Board
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