Class VI - Syllabus SUPW

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 FOR SUPW CLASSES IN KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA


CLASSES COVERED: VI 



Class VI ( THEORY) 

April :

1. Scope of Work Education

2. Safety Precaution while working on Electrical system  

July:

1. Identification of various types of electrical accessories and components 

2. Awareness and recognition of Electrical appliances. 

August:

1. Precaution to be observed while carrying tools from one place to another 

2. Electrical Tools and their uses  

September:

1. Study of accessories like Switch, holder, Plug sockets etc. 

2. Identification of wire joints.  

October:

1. Line Tester—construction and uses 

2. Assembling of a test lamp and its use. 

November:

1. Sources of Electricity 

2. Study on electrical terms and their definition such as current , voltage etc.

December:

1. Introduction to cell, battery and generator etc. 

2. Assembling of a simple electrical circuit 

January :

1. Conductors and Insulators 

February /March:

1. Domestic appliances 


PRACTICAL FOR CLASS VI 

1 Disassembling & assembling of a holder, know its part and re fit the same. 

2 Disassembling & assembling of a switch know its part and re fit the same 

3. Disassembling & assembling of the parts of a tester and refit the same 

4 Assemble a simple circuit of a torch bulb, two cells and wire 

5 Test an insulator with a series board and see the bulb is not glowing 

6 Connect a bulb in a holder. 

7 Make the Connection of a simple circuit with and see the bulb is glowing. 


 

 


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