India · CBSE Learning Outcomes
Class 6 Science (EVS K-5)
An inquiry-based science course that transitions students from elementary observation to systematic investigation. Students explore the interconnectedness of food, materials, and living systems through hands-on experimentation and data analysis.
The Science of Sustenance
An exploration of where our food comes from and the essential nutrients that keep the human body functioning.
Investigating the origins of various food ingredients from plants and animals across different regions.
Analyzing the chemical components of food and the physiological impact of missing nutrients.
Materials and Their Transformations
Examining the physical properties of substances and how they can be sorted or separated based on scientific characteristics.
Grouping objects based on properties like luster, hardness, transparency, and solubility.
Exploring methods like filtration, evaporation, and decantation to recover substances from mixtures.
Distinguishing between changes that can be undone and those that permanently alter a substance.
The Living World: Plants and Habitats
Studying the structural adaptations of plants and how organisms interact within their specific environments.
Detailed study of roots, stems, leaves, and flowers through observation and dissection.
Analyzing how biotic and abiotic factors shape the characteristics of living organisms.
Body Movements and Vitality
Investigating the skeletal and muscular systems that facilitate movement in humans and animals.
Understanding the framework of the body, joints, and the role of cartilage.
Comparing the movement patterns of birds, fish, snakes, and insects.
Electricity and Light
Exploring the fundamentals of circuits, conductivity, and the behavior of light and shadows.
Building simple circuits to understand the flow of electricity and the role of insulators.
Investigating how light interacts with opaque, transparent, and translucent objects.
Earth and Survival
Examining the vital resources of air and water and the importance of waste management.
Studying the composition of the atmosphere and the oxygen cycle.
Exploring waste segregation, composting, and the impact of plastics on the environment.