The science syllabus for Class IX typically covers a range of topics to provide students with a foundational understanding of various scientific concepts. Here’s an outline of the general topics usually included in the syllabus:
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Physics:
- Introduction to physics and its branches
- Motion and force
- Laws of motion
- Gravitation
- Work, energy, and power
- Sound
- Light
- Natural phenomena: Reflection and refraction
- The human eye and the colorful world
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Chemistry:
- Matter in our surroundings
- Is matter around us pure?
- Atoms and molecules
- Structure of the atom
- Chemical reactions and equations
- Acids, bases, and salts
- Metals and non-metals
- Carbon and its compounds
- Periodic classification of elements
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Biology:
- Fundamental unit of life
- Tissues
- Diversity in living organisms
- Why do we fall ill?
- Natural resources
- Improvement in food resources
- Cell: The basic unit of life
- Structure and function of cell organelles
- Transportation in animals and plants
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Practical Work:
- Performing experiments related to topics in physics, chemistry, and biology.
- Recording observations, drawing conclusions, and making inferences based on experimental results.
- Understanding laboratory safety procedures and protocols.
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