Grade 6 Foundation
March 19, 2025 2025-07-29 15:54Grade 6 Foundation
Course Description
The Grade 6 Foundation Course is designed to provide students with a broad academic base across Mathematics, Science, and Logical Reasoning. The curriculum introduces students to essential mathematical concepts like number systems, algebra, geometry, data handling, and ratios while laying the groundwork for problem-solving and analytical thinking. In Science, students explore key ideas in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, including matter and its properties, energy transformations, electricity, human anatomy, plant systems, and ecosystems. Logical Reasoning topics enhance their pattern recognition and critical thinking abilities. The course ensures a gradual progression from fundamental ideas to more structured applications, preparing students for advanced academic challenges.
Learning Objective
This course aims to develop computational fluency and logical reasoning by strengthening number sense, operations, and foundational algebraic skills. Students will gain the ability to visualize and solve geometrical problems and interpret statistical data meaningfully. In Science, the objective is to build an intuitive understanding of physical quantities, forces, energy, properties of matter, and the basics of life processes. Students will also develop the ability to approach real-world situations with scientific temper and critical analysis. Throughout the course, emphasis is placed on fostering curiosity, precision in scientific thought, and a structured approach to problem-solving, equipping students with skills essential for higher studies and competitive environments.
What Will I Learn?
Students will learn to work confidently with numbers, fractions, decimals, percentages, and basic algebra. They will understand shapes, areas, volumes, and angles in geometry, and develop data interpretation skills through statistics and logical reasoning. In science, they will explore the fundamentals of matter, atoms, mixtures, motion, energy, electricity, magnetism, and light. They will also study the basics of human body systems, nutrition, microorganisms, ecosystems, and environmental balance. Throughout the course, students will build strong analytical skills, scientific thinking, and a foundation for higher studies.
Additional Info
Practice
Regular exercises and interactive activities to reinforce key concepts in each subject.
Doubt-Solving
Dedicated sessions to address and clarify any questions or difficulties students encounter.
Reports
Detailed reports on experiments and projects to track progress and understanding.
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Mathematics
Chemistry
Physics
Biology
Number System
Introduction to Numbers
Predecessor and Successor
Factors and Multiple
Types of Numbers
Tests of Divisibility (I)
Tests of Divisibility (II)
Prime Factorisation, Common Factors and Common Multiple
Highest Common Factor
LCM
Properties of HCF and LCM, Some Real-Life Problems in HCF and LCM, Relationship between LCM and HCF
Integers, Number Line
Addition and Subtraction of Integers
Multiplication and Division of Integers
Properties of Integers
Additive identity, Additive inverse
Fractions and Decimals
Introduction to Fractions, Representation of Fractions on Number Line, Types of Fractions
Equivalent Fractions, Simplest form of Fractions, Comparison of Fractions
Addition and Subtraction of Fractions
Multiplication of Fractions, Reciprocal of Fractions
Division of Fractions, Rational Numbers
Equivalent Rational Numbers, Simplest (Lowest) or Standard Form of a Rational Number
Equality of Rational Numbers, Comparison of Rational Numbers
Decimal Numbers
Decimal Places, Rounding with Decimal Numbers
Types of Decimals, Conversion of Fraction to Decimals and Vice-versa
Comparison of Decimals
Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
Multiplication of Decimals
Division of Decimals
Percentage and its Applications
Percentage
Expressing Percentage as a Fraction or Decimal
Converting Fractional Numbers and Decimals to Percentages
Comparison of Percentages
Increase or Decrease as Percentage
Applications of Percentage (I)
Applications of Percentage (II)
Exponents and Powers
Introduction to Exponents
Laws of Exponents (I and II)
Laws of Exponents (III and IV)
Laws of Exponents (V and VI)
Use of Exponents in Expressing Large Numbers
Standard form
Set Theory
Introduction of Sets
Some sets of numbers and their notations
Representation of Sets
Types of Sets (I)
Types of Sets (II)
Operation on Sets
Venn Diagram (I)
Venn Diagram (II)
Some Formulae on the Cardinality of Sets
Basic Geometry
Introduction to Geometry, Basic Terms, Pair of Lines
Curves and Types of Curves, Curves Around Us and Position in a Curve, Angles, Interior, Exterior and Boundary of an Angle
Polygons, Sides, Vertices and Diagonals, Types of Polygon
Triangles and Types of Triangles, Angle Sum Property
Exterior Angle Property of a Triangle
Quadrilaterals, Classification of Quadrilaterals, Counting polygons in given figures
Circles, Introduction to Coordinates and its Elements
Quadrant, Convention of Signs
Locating a Point on the Coordinate Plane, Point on the Axes
Lines and Angles
Introduction, Basic Terminologies, Angles
Types of Angles
Pair of Angles
Pair of Lines, Angles formed by a Transversal
Corresponding angles
Alternate angles
Co-interior angles
Check for Parallel Lines
Algebraic Expressions
Introduction (Variables, Constants, Terms, Coefficient)
Types of Terms
Types of Algebraic Expressions
Addition and Subtraction of Algebraic Expressions
Multiplication of Algebraic Expressions
Division of Algebraic Expressions
Finding the Value of an Expression
Polynomial and Types of Polynomial
Linear Equations in One Variable
Introduction to Equations, Linear Equation, Simple Equation
Properties of an Equation
Methods of Solving Simple Equation
Solving Equations having the variable on one side
Solving Equations having the variable on both sides
Applications of Linear Equations (I)
Applications of Linear Equations (II)
Ratio and Proportion
Introduction to Ratios, Simplest Form of a Ratio
Equivalent Ratios
Comparison of Ratios
Dividing Some Quantity in the Given Ratio, Properties of a Ratio
Difference between a Fraction and a Ratio, Ratio into Fraction and Percentage
Proportion, Direct and Inverse Proportions
Direct and Inverse Proportions Problems
Unitary Method, Applications of Unitary Method
Perimeter and Area
Plane Figures, Polygon, Perimeter
Perimeter of Rectangle and Square
Perimeter of Regular Shapes
Types of Triangles, Perimeter
Area of Triangles
Area of Rectangle and Square
Area of Rectangle and Square (Word Problem)
Perimeter and Area of Parallelogram
Perimeter and Area of Trapezium
Circle, Perimeter of Circle
Area of Circle
Surface Area and Volume
Introduction to Surface Area
Surface Area of Cube (TSA + LSA)
Surface Area of Cuboid (TSA + LSA)
Surface Area of Cylinder (TSA + LSA)
Introduction to Volume
Volume of Cube
Volume of Cuboid
Volume of Cylinder
Statistics
Recording or Collection of Data and Types of Data
Organisation of Data and Types of Graphs
Pictograph, Drawing a Pictograph, Interpretation of a Pictograph
Bar Graph and Interpretation of a Bar Graph
Drawing a Bar Graph
Double Bar Graph
Histogram
Introduction to Mean, Mode
Median
Logical Reasoning
Series Completion (I)
Series Completion (II)
Series Completion (III)
Inserting the Missing Character (I)
Inserting the Missing Character (II)
Mirror and Water Images (I)
Mirror and Water Images (II)
Mirror and Water Images (III)
Distance and Direction (I)
Distance and Direction (II)
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