Grade 7 - Science

Curriculum is designed to provide comprehensive coverage for ICSE, CBSE, IB & IGCSE boards and various Olympiads.

SECTION 1: Academic

Physics

1. Measurement: Understanding units, instruments, and methods to measure physical quantities like length, mass, and time.
2. Motion and Time: Exploring concepts of speed, velocity, and how time and distance are related in motion.
3. Sound: Learning about sound waves, their properties, and how sound travels through different mediums.
4. Heat: Studying how heat is transferred and its effects on substances.
5. Light: Understanding light behaviour, reflection, refraction, and the nature of lenses and mirrors.
6. Electricity: Introduction to electric charges, circuits, current, voltage, and resistance.
7. Waves: Learning about wave properties and types, including mechanical and electromagnetic waves.
8. Force: Understanding how forces cause objects to move or change shapes.
   
   Chemistry
   
   
9. Elements, Compounds, Atoms, and Molecules: Basic structure of matter, differences between elements and compounds, and atomic theory
10. Physical and Chemical Changes: Differentiating between physical and chemical changes.
11. Metals and Nonmetals: Properties, uses, and reactions of metals and nonmetals.
12. Acids, Bases, and Salts: Understanding the properties and reactions of acids, bases, and salts.
13. Combustion: Exploring the process of burning and how it relates to chemical reactions and energy.
14. Chemistry in Our Life: Application of chemistry in daily life, including medicine, cleaning agents, and food.
    
    Biology
15. Cell: The Structural Unit of Life: Learning about the cell structure, organelles, and their functions.
16. Basis of Classification: Understanding how living organisms are classified into kingdoms and other taxonomic ranks.
17. Plant Life: Respiration, Photosynthesis, and Transpiration: Exploring how plants make food, exchange gases, and regulate water.
18. Nutrition in Animals and Plants: Understanding how living organisms obtain and process food.
19. Human Body: Excretory and Nervous System: Learning how the body removes waste and how the brain and nerves control functions.
20. Increasing Population: Its Impact on the Environment: Studying the effects of population growth on natural resources and ecosystems.
21. Life under a Microscope: Observing microorganisms and understanding their roles in the environment and human health.
22. Winds, Storms, and Cyclones: Learning about weather patterns and how these phenomena develop.
23. Transportation in Animals and Plants: Understanding how nutrients and water are transported in living organisms.
24. Weather, Climate, and Adaptations of Animals to Climate: Exploring how climate affects ecosystems and how animals adapt to different climates
    Section 2: Olympiad

Verbal Reasoning

1. Logical Order of Words: Arranging words in a logical sequence based on meaning or other criteria.
2. Syllogism: Understanding logical reasoning through premises leading to conclusions.
3. Analogy: Identifying relationships between pairs of words or ideas.
4. Blood Relation Test: Solving problems based on family relationships.
5. Series Completion: Finding the next item in a sequence of numbers or objects.
6. Data Sufficiency: Assessing whether given data is sufficient to solve a problem.
7. Arithmetic Reasoning: Applying arithmetic concepts to solve logical problems.
8. Verification of Truth: Checking the validity of statements.
9. Classification: Grouping items based on common characteristics.
10. Character Puzzles: Solving puzzles using letters, numbers, or symbols.
11. Seating Arrangement: Organising people or objects according to specific rules.
12. Cube and Cuboid: Visualizing and solving problems involving 3D shapes.
13. Logical Venn Diagrams: Using diagrams to solve logical problems involving sets.
14. Dice: Understanding the properties and orientations of dice.
15. Direction Sense Test: Determining directions based on given clues.
16. Coding-Decoding: Interpreting or creating codes using letters or numbers.
17. Word Formation: Forming words from given letters or sets of rules.
18. Eligibility Test: Determining eligibility based on given criteria.
19. Number, Ranking, and Time Sequence Test: Solving problems based on sequences, rankings, or timelines.
20. Matrix Coding: Interpreting and solving problems using matrix arrangements.

Non-verbal Reasoning

1. Completion of Series: Identifying patterns and completing sequences of shapes or figures.
2. Analogy - Non Verbal: Recognizing relationships between figures or shapes.
3. Counting of Figures: Counting specific shapes or patterns within a larger figure.
4. Mirror Images: Determining the mirror image of a given figure.
5. Water Images: Finding the reflection of a figure in water.
6. Embedded Figures: Identifying a figure hidden within a complex design.
7. Completion of Figures: Completing a figure by adding missing parts.
8. Figure Matrix: Solving problems by finding patterns in a matrix of figures.
9. Paper Folding: Visualising the outcome of folding a piece of paper.
10. Classification: Grouping figures based on shared characteristics.
11. Grouping of Figures: Categorising figures based on similarities.
12. Paper Cutting: Predicting the outcome of cutting folded paper.
13. Dot Situation: Matching dots on figures based on patterns or positions.
14. Formation of Figures: Creating figures by combining given shapes.
15. Square Completion: Completing a square by identifying missing parts.
16. Cubes and Dice: Visualizing and solving problems with 3D shapes.