Science is one of the most important subjects in schools because of its relevance to students’ lives and the universally applicable problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Various concepts and topics from the subject that are introduced from Class 7 are further discussed at length in higher classes. Here, in this article, students can easily find details of the Samacheer Kalvi TN Board Class 7 Science Syllabus, which gives an overview of the major concepts and topics taught in class for the current academic year.
Samacheer Kalvi TN Board Class 7 Science Syllabus 2021-22
The Samacheer Kalvi class 7 Syllabus provided by the TN board gives the knowledge on matter around us, living world of plants and animals, light, heat, measurements etc.
PHYSICS |
Measurements |
Idea of derived quantities and Units (Area, Volume, Density of solids and liquids) |
Explanation and Measuring Astronomical distance. 1 AU & 1 light year. |
Numerical problems |
Work, Power and Energy |
Distance – displacement |
Speed & velocity |
Distance- time graph |
Velocity – time graph |
Acceleration – time |
Centre of gravity and three states of equilibrium |
Plumb line and spirit level |
Science today |
Adventures in sports – like a bird flies |
Measure and calculate the speed of moving objects |
pulse rate |
Numerical problems |
Light |
Sources of Light Rectilinear propagation of Light |
Pinhole camera Shadows Colours in Spectrum |
Reflection |
Plane Mirror (Right or left) |
Sunlight–seven colours–dispersion & synthesis of colours – Newton’s Disc. |
Numerical problems |
Heat |
Heat & Temperature. |
Thermodynamic scales: Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin and Rankin. |
Measuring temperature: Clinical and Laboratory thermometer. |
Thermometric liquids Numerical problems. |
Electricity |
Explain the classification of materials based on electrical properties. |
Describe simple electric circuit – Open circuit and Closed circuit. |
Explains heating effect and magnetic effect of electric current. |
Universe and Space Science |
Basic concepts of Universe- milky way |
Building blocks of Universe |
Satellites – Natural and Artificial |
ISRO |
CHEMISTRY |
Matter Around Us |
Separation of substances – Evaporation – Condensation – Crystallization. |
Effect of temperature on – solid, liquid and gases |
Occurrence of Elements and Compounds in nature |
Elements in human body |
Elements in air |
Molecules of Elements and Compounds |
Symbols of some common elements |
Atomicity of elements |
Changes Around Us |
Physical change-Crystallization-Melting-Evaporation-Freezing-Sublimation-Chemical change-Rusting of iron-Burning |
Curdling |
Chemical reaction of Baking Soda with lemon juice |
Conditions needed for a chemical change |
Indicators of a chemical change |
Periodic and non periodic change |
Endothermic and Exothermic change |
Fermentation |
Atomic Structure |
Structure of an atom |
Sub-atomic particles and its properties |
Molecules, compounds mixture and its types |
Symbols |
Wastes and its Management |
Synthetic fibers-Types and uses |
Polymers |
Plastics-Types and uses-Hazardness of Plastics |
PLA Plastics |
Various methods of disposing Plastics |
Biodegradable plastics |
Plastic eating Bacteria |
Glass-Types and uses |
Chemistry in Everyday life |
Medicines –Antibiotics-Analgesics-Antipyretic-Antiseptics-Antihistamine-Antacids/O RS |
Combustion and its types |
Flame and its structure |
Fire control |
Fire extinguishers |
BIOLOGY |
Living world of Plants |
Characteristics of living things |
Habitat – Aquatic and Terrestrial plants |
Herbs, shrubs and trees |
Parts of plants – Root, stem, leaves and flowers Reproduction in plants, Pollination, Types of Pollination, Pollinators, Fertilization |
Modification of roots, stems, leaves 1.6 Kinds of stems |
Living World of Animals |
Need for classification |
The 5 kingdom classification |
Binomial Nomenclature (Introduction) |
Health and Hygiene |
Test for Starch, protein and Fat-Taking care of our body-taking care of our teeth, our eyes , hair |
Hygienic habits |
Communicable diseases (Bacteria and Virus) Any 3 |
Safety and first aid (cuts and burns) |
Organization in Organisms |
Introduction of human organ systems and functions |
The body and health as understood in the Indian system health care |
Life Process |
Plant and animal cell comparison |
Cell as a fundamental unit of life |
Human cells related to functions. |
Structure and function of all cell organelles (in brief.) |
Environmental Science – Resource use and Management |
Availability of water |
Sources of water |
Forms of water |
Ground water |
Depletion of water |
Distribution of water |
Scarcity of water |
Water management-Rain water harvesting-Desalination of sea water (R.O) |
Economic Biology |
Animal products (Food, Clothing, ) |
Animal Fibers(wool, silk) |
Hazards in silk and wool industries (ANTHRAX) |
Sericulture and Ahimsha/Peace silk |
Poultry farming |
Animal protection and maintenance |
Why should we study Science?
Because there are some reasons
- Science prepares for future.
- Science feeds a natural love for learning
- Science opens doors to many disciplines
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