India · CBSE Learning Outcomes
Class 6 English
This course develops advanced communication skills through diverse literary genres and systematic language study. Students engage in critical analysis of prose and poetry while mastering formal writing structures and functional grammar.
The Art of Storytelling
Exploration of narrative structures and character development through classic and contemporary short stories.
Analyzing how authors use internal and external traits to drive a story forward.
Examining the sequence of events and the tension between opposing forces in a narrative.
Drafting original stories with a focus on sensory details and logical sequencing.
Rhythms and Rhymes
An introduction to poetic devices and the emotional resonance of verse.
Identifying and interpreting non-literal language in various poetic forms.
Studying how giving human qualities to non-human entities affects the reader's perspective.
Practicing the recitation of poetry to understand rhythm, pace, and emphasis.
Information and Inquiry
Developing skills to navigate non-fiction texts and extract key information.
Identifying cause and effect, comparison, and sequential patterns in non-fiction.
Learning to condense large amounts of information into concise, accurate summaries.
Evaluating the credibility of sources and performing basic research tasks.
The Mechanics of Language
Mastering grammar and syntax to improve clarity and precision in communication.
Deepening understanding of nouns, pronouns, verbs, and adjectives within sentences.
Moving beyond simple sentences to compound and complex structures.
Using context clues, roots, and affixes to determine the meaning of unknown words.
Persuasive Voices
Analyzing and creating arguments to influence an audience's perspective.
Identifying the hook, the claim, and the call to action in persuasive texts.
Mastering the format and tone required for official correspondence.
Developing confidence and clarity in delivering persuasive speeches.
Cultural Connections
Exploring global perspectives through diverse literary works and collaborative projects.
Comparing stories from different cultures to find universal themes and values.
Understanding how dialogue reveals character and advances the plot in plays.
Working in groups to create a multi-modal response to a shared text.