Locating Places on Earth
Geography: Use globes, maps, coordinates, scales, and symbols to describe location accurately.
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Geography: Use globes, maps, coordinates, scales, and symbols to describe location accurately.
Geography: Examine Earth's connected oceans, major landmasses, islands, and their influence on life.
Geography: Connect mountains, plateaus, plains, deserts, and coasts with livelihoods and settlement.
History: Build chronological accounts by evaluating material, written, oral, and visual evidence.
History: Explore how geography, texts, travellers, and political traditions shaped names and ideas of India.
History: Investigate the Harappan civilisation through cities, production, exchange, and archaeological evidence.
Culture: Trace philosophical questions, ethical traditions, and knowledge practices that shaped Indian civilisation.
Culture: Understand how diversity and shared practices coexist across India's regions and communities.
Society: Study families and communities as changing institutions of care, identity, cooperation, and responsibility.
Civics: Learn why societies need public institutions, rules, accountability, and citizen participation.
Civics: Follow decision-making and service delivery through Gram Sabhas and Panchayati Raj institutions.
Civics: Compare municipalities and corporations and examine how residents shape urban services.
Economics: Recognise paid, unpaid, skilled, care, and community work and evaluate their contribution fairly.
Economics: Classify production and services while tracing connections among workers, enterprises, and consumers.