Online Science CBSE and Olympiad Classes Syllabus for Grade 6

Olympiads are the stepping stones to achieve better results in the competitive world that lies ahead in the life of the child. Science Olympiad examinations help students to improve their practical skills along with their analytical and problem solving abilities. It also helps in improving the academic performance. Along with that CBSE syllabus also plays a crucial role in the same.

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Grade 6 CBSE Science syllabus identifies age-appropriate content. It is utilized as a driving factor to develop scientific temper and scientific thinking by:

Developing process skills of science. The skills include
- making observations
- posing questions
- looking for various resources of learning in search of the questions
- planning investigations
- making and testing hypothesis
- using various tools for collecting, analyzing and interpreting data
- communicating explanations with evidence
- justifying explanations
- critically thinking to consider and evaluate alternative explanations
- reflecting on their thinking by comparing what they think with what the scientific community thinks
- engaging in sustained discussion
Making generalisation, proving or disproving hypothesis, developing explanations, communicating and applying.
Imbibing the development of historical perspectives; environmental concerns and sensitivity.
Developing respect for human dignity and rights, gender equity, values of honesty, integrity, cooperation, and concern for life.

The content of grade 6 CBSE Science is consistent with the cognitive development of the student which includes:

Food: Where Does It Come From?
Components of Food
Fibre to Fabric
Sorting materials into groups
Separation of substances
Changes Around us
Getting to Know Plants
Body Movements
The Living Organisms Characteristics and Habitats
Motion and Measurement of Distances
Light, Shadows and Reflections
Electricity and Circuits
Fun with Magnets
Water
Air Around us
Garbage in, Garbage out

Check the detailed syllabus below. For Olympiads preparation, you can check the syllabus here!

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To fulfill these curricular expectations, our course will help the students for class 6 with the following and will help in inculcating values among students too:

Observe surroundings, natural processes, phenomena through visuals, touch, smell, feel, etc.
Share observations with others, discuss, pose questions that can be answered through scientific investigations, seek information and formulate hypothesis
Prove the hypothesis by designing and performing activities, experiments, surveys, etc.
Observe the changes/findings during the activity, experiments, surveys, etc.
Analyse data, interpret results and draw inferences
Communicate explanation and argument with evidence.

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Syllabus

Food: Where Does It Come From?

Food Variety
Food Materials and Sources
Plant Parts and Animal Products as Food
Plant parts as food
What do Animals Eat?

Components of Food

What do Different Food Items Contain?
What do Various Nutrients do For Our Body?
Balanced Diet
Deficiency Diseases

Fibre to Fabric

Variety in Fabrics
Fibre
Some Plant Fibres
Spinning Cotton Yarn
Yarn to Fabric
History of clothing material

Sorting materials into groups

Objects around us
Properties of materials

Separation of substances

Methods of separation

Changes Around us

Can all changes always be reversed?
Could there be other ways to bring a change?

Getting to Know Plants

Herbs, Shrubs and Trees
Stem
Leaf
Root
Flower

Body Movements

Human Body and Its Movements
Gait of Animals

The Living Organisms Characteristics and Habitats

Organisms and The Surroundings Where They Live
Habitat and adaption
A journey through different habitats
Characteristics of organisms

Motion and Measurement of Distances

Story of transport
How wide is this desk?
Some measurements
Standard Units of Measurements
Correct Measurement of Length
Measuring the length of a curved line
Moving things around us
Types of motion

Light, Shadows and Reflections

Transparent, opaque and translucent objects
What exactly are shadows?
A pinhole camera
Mirrors and reflections

Electricity and Circuits

Electric cell
A bulb connected to an electric cell
An electric circuit
Electric switch
Electric conductors and insulators

Fun with Magnets

Magnetic and non-magnetic materials
Poles of magnet
Finding directions
Make your own magnet
Attraction and repulsion between magnets

Water

How much water do we use?
Where do we get water from?
Water cycle
Back to the oceans
What if it rains heavily?
What happens w it does not rain for a long period?
How can we conserve water?
Rainwater harvesting
Summary

Air Around us

Is air present everywhere around us?
What is air made up of?
How does oxygen become available to animals and plants living in water and sons?
How is the oxygen in the atmosphere replaced?
Summary

Garbage in, Garbage out