Course Curriculum: 

1. Introduction to Living and Non-living Organisms 
   
   🔹Learn how to differentiate between living and non-living things. 
   
   🔹Understand the basic criteria used to determine life. 
    
2. Essential Life Processes for Human Survival 
   
   🔹Explore processes such as nutrition, respiration, transportation, and excretion. 
   
   🔹Understand how these processes help humans survive in their environment. 
    
3. Reproduction: Is It an Essential Life Process? 
   
   🔹Discuss why reproduction is important for species continuation. 
   
   🔹Learn why reproduction is not necessary for the survival of an individual.

Full Course Curriculum  of Class 6 Science Biology

Courses Structure

1. The Leaf

• Structure of a leaf
• Types of leaves
• Functions of a leaf (photosynthesis, transpiration, respiration)
• Simple experiments (e.g., to show the presence of starch)

2. The Flower

• Parts of a flower
• Functions of different parts
• Pollination (types and agents)
• Fertilization – basic idea

3. The Cell

• Introduction to cells
• Cell as the basic unit of life
• Parts of a cell (nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane)
• Differences between plant and animal cells (basic level)

4. The Human Body – The Digestive System

• Organs of the digestive system
• Functions of each organ
• Digestion process (mouth to intestine)
• Importance of digestion and a balanced diet

5. The Human Body – The Respiratory System

• Organs of the respiratory system
• Breathing process
• Role of lungs and diaphragm
• Differences between breathing and respiration

6. Adaptations in Plants

• Terrestrial plants (types and adaptations)
• Aquatic plants (floating, submerged, and fixed plants)
• How plants adapt to their environment

7. Adaptations in Animals
Animals in different habitats: desert, polar, aquatic, etc.

Adaptive features (camouflage, body covering, hibernation)

Take your child’s Scratch skills to the next level with this interactive intermediate course. Kids will explore advanced coding concepts like clones, lists, custom blocks, operators, and Scratch extensions while applying their knowledge to build games, STEM projects, and real-world simulations. With creative challenges and hands-on activities in every session, this course sharpens logic, deepens coding fluency, and encourages innovation.

Course Structure

• Advanced block coding
• STEM project design
• Event handling
• Cloning
• Operators (relational, logical, mathematical)
• Custom blocks (My Blocks)
• Strings
• Date and time
• List manipulation 
• Sorting and data handling
• Pen extension
• Music and Translate extension

Unlock the mysteries of cells—the tiny powerhouses of life! 

This lesson dives deep into cell structure and function, explores the intricacies of the cell cycle and division, and sheds light on the fundamental biology of cancer. Through interactive learning, students will discover how cells shape health, growth, and genetics, making science both fascinating and relevant.

Lesson:1 Cell basics

• Learn the basics of cellular existence and its types

Lesson: 2 Cell structure and the organelle functioning

• Learn about the different organelles in cells and their functions

Lesson: 3  Cell cycle

• Learn about the different phases of the cell cycle and their importance in regulating the human body

Lesson: 4 Cell division

• Learn about the two different types of cell division and their roles in different life processes

Lesson: 5 Oncology basics

• Learn how disruptions of the cell cycle and cell division lead to tumors and cancers.
• Focus on how cancer cells differ from healthy cells and how it can be diagnosed and treated

We will review the use of the Present Perfect. This is a grammar tense that many people get wrong.

Students will learn how to use this tense appropriately. And then they will practice by talking with their classmates. The best way to learn grammar is through meaningful communication.

Lesson Name:  Present Perfect Tense

• The lesson covers the meaning and uses of the present perfect tense. 
• The lesson will be interactive. 
• Students will have an opportunity to speak and practice using the tense.