50 Days Timetable for English Class 6 | Chapter-wise Time Table for Class 6 PDF Download

Welcome, Class 6 students! In the next 50 days, we will guide you through a comprehensive study plan to help you master your English syllabus. This plan covers all chapters, poems, and grammar topics in a structured manner. English is a fascinating subject that involves reading, writing, and understanding the beauty of language. By the end of this study plan, you will be well-prepared for your exams. Let's dive in!

Day 1: Poem - A House, A Home (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Poem: Start by reading the poem "A House, A Home" from your textbook here.
• Understanding: Break the poem into stanzas and understand the meaning of each stanza.
• Grammar: Learn about nouns and pronouns. Find examples of nouns and pronouns in the poem.
• Interactive activities: Imagine your dream home and describe it in a short paragraph.

Day 2-3: Prose - Who Did Patrick's Homework? (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Prose: Begin with the prose "Who Did Patrick's Homework?" Chapter Notes.
• Subtopics: Understand the story, characters, and the lesson it conveys.
• Grammar: Dive into adjectives and determiners. Identify these in the story.
• Interactive activities: Write a short paragraph about your favorite character from the story.

Day 4: Poem - The Kite (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Poem: Enjoy the poem "The Kite" here.
• Understanding: Analyze the symbolism of the kite in the poem.
• Grammar: Explore tenses and find examples in the poem.
• Interactive activities: Design your own kite and explain what it symbolizes.

Day 5-6: Prose - Taro's Reward (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Prose: Dive into the prose "Taro's Reward" Chapter Notes.
• Subtopics: Comprehend the plot, characters, and moral of the story.
• Grammar: Learn about degrees of comparison. Identify them in the story.
• Interactive activities: Write a short paragraph about a time when you were rewarded for your hard work.

Day 7: Poem - The Quarrel (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Poem: Read "The Quarrel" here.
• Understanding: Analyze the reasons behind the quarrel in the poem.
• Grammar: Study modals and find examples in the poem.
• Interactive activities: Create a dialogue between the two characters to resolve their quarrel.

Day 8-9: Prose - An Indian-American Woman in Space: Kalpana Chawla (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Prose: Explore the inspiring story of Kalpana Chawla Chapter Notes.
• Subtopics: Learn about Kalpana Chawla's achievements and her journey.
• Grammar: Study verbs and adverbs. Identify them in the story.
• Interactive activities: Research and present a short report on another famous Indian astronaut.

Day 10: Poem - Beauty (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Poem: Enjoy the poem "Beauty" here.
• Understanding: Discuss what beauty means to you.
• Grammar: Study prepositions and conjunctions. Find examples in the poem.
• Interactive activities: Draw a picture of something you find beautiful and describe it in writing.

Day 11-12: Prose - A Different Kind of School (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Prose: Explore "A Different Kind of School" Chapter Notes.
• Subtopics: Understand the concept of alternative education and its benefits.
• Grammar: Learn about interjections and punctuation. Identify them in the story.
• Interactive activities: Write a short essay on your ideal school.

Day 13: Poem - Where Do All Teachers Go? (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Poem: Read "Where Do All Teachers Go?" here.
• Understanding: Reflect on the importance of teachers in our lives.
• Grammar: Study active and passive voice. Find examples in the poem.
• Interactive activities: Write a thank-you letter to your favorite teacher.

Day 14-15: Prose - Who I Am (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Prose: Explore "Who I Am" Chapter Notes.
• Subtopics: Understand the importance of self-identity and acceptance.
• Grammar: Learn about direct and indirect speech. Identify them in the story.
• Interactive activities: Create a self-portrait with labels describing who you are.

Day 16: Poem - The Wonderful Words (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Poem: Enjoy the poem "The Wonderful Words" here.
• Understanding: Discuss the power of words and their impact.
• Grammar: Study error correction and omissions. Find examples in the poem.
• Interactive activities: Write a short story using as many "wonderful words" as possible.

Day 17-18: Prose - Fair Play (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Prose: Dive into "Fair Play" Chapter Notes.
• Subtopics: Understand the concept of fairness and sportsmanship.
• Grammar: Learn about subject-verb agreement. Identify them in the story.
• Interactive activities: Share a story about a time you displayed fair play.

Day 19: Poem - Vocation (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Poem: Read "Vocation" here.
• Understanding: Reflect on the different vocations people pursue.
• Grammar: Study framing questions. Find examples in the poem.
• Interactive activities: Interview someone about their vocation and share their story.

Day 20-21: Prose - The Banyan Tree (Honeysuckle)

• Read the Prose: Explore "The Banyan Tree" Chapter Notes.
• Subtopics: Learn about the significance of the banyan tree in Indian culture.
• Grammar: Revise all grammar topics studied so far.
• Interactive activities: Plant a sapling and write about its growth over time.

Day 22-23: Prose - A Tale of Two Birds (A Pact with the Sun)

• Read the Prose: Begin with the prose "A Tale of Two Birds" from the book "A Pact with the Sun."
• Subtopics: Understand the story, characters, and the lesson it conveys.
• Grammar: Dive into adjectives and determiners. Identify these in the story.
• Interactive activities: Write a short paragraph about your favorite character from the story.

Day 24-25: Prose - The Friendly Mongoose (A Pact with the Sun)

• Read the Prose: Dive into the prose "The Friendly Mongoose" from the book "A Pact with the Sun."
• Subtopics: Comprehend the plot, characters, and moral of the story.
• Grammar: Learn about degrees of comparison. Identify them in the story.
• Interactive activities: Write a short paragraph about a time when you were friendly to an animal.

Day 26-27: Prose - The Shepherd's Treasure (A Pact with the Sun)

• Read the Prose: Explore "The Shepherd's Treasure" from the book "A Pact with the Sun."
• Subtopics: Understand the story of the shepherd and his treasure.
• Grammar: Study modals and find examples in the story.
• Interactive activities: Create a dialogue between the shepherd and his friend about their treasure.

Day 28-29: Prose - Tansen (A Pact with the Sun)

• Read the Prose: Dive into the fascinating story of "Tansen" from the book "A Pact with the Sun."
• Subtopics: Learn about Tansen's exceptional musical talent and his journey.
• Grammar: Study verbs and adverbs. Identify them in the story.
• Interactive activities: Research and present a short report on another famous musician or singer.

Day 30-31: Prose - The Monkey and the Crocodile (A Pact with the Sun)

• Read the Prose: Read the intriguing story of "The Monkey and the Crocodile" from the book "A Pact with the Sun."
• Subtopics: Analyze the tale of the clever monkey and the cunning crocodile.
• Grammar: Study adjectives and determiners in the story.
• Interactive activities: Create a short comic strip retelling the story.

Day 32-33: Prose - The Wonder Called Sleep (A Pact with the Sun)

• Read the Prose: Explore "The Wonder Called Sleep" from the book "A Pact with the Sun."
• Subtopics: Understand the importance of sleep and its wonders.
• Grammar: Study tenses and find examples in the story.
• Interactive activities: Write a short essay on the benefits of a good night's sleep.

Day 34-35: Prose - A Pact with the Sun (A Pact with the Sun)

• Read the Prose: Conclude the "A Pact with the Sun" book with the story it's named after.
• Subtopics: Comprehend the story and its significance.
• Grammar: Revise all grammar topics studied so far.
• Interactive activities: Share your thoughts on the moral of the story and how it relates to the book's title.

Day 36: 

Grammar - Introduction to Sentences

• Learn Grammar: Begin with an introduction to sentences Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Differentiate between types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory.
• Interactive activities: Create sentences of each type.

Grammar - The Parts of Speech

• Learn Grammar: Dive into the parts of speech Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Understand the roles of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections.
• Interactive activities: Write sentences using each part of speech.

Grammar - Noun

• Learn Grammar: Study nouns Grammar for Class 6.
• Subtopics: Understand common nouns, proper nouns, collective nouns, and abstract nouns.
• Interactive activities: List examples of each type of noun.

Grammar - Pronouns

• Learn Grammar: Explore pronouns Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Learn about personal, possessive, demonstrative, and reflexive pronouns.
• Interactive activities: Rewrite sentences using different pronouns.

Day 37:

Grammar - Adjectives

• Learn Grammar: Study adjectives Grammar for Class 6.
• Subtopics: Understand descriptive and limiting adjectives.
• Interactive activities: Describe objects around you using adjectives.

Grammar - Determiners

• Learn Grammar: Dive into determiners Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Differentiate between articles, demonstratives, and quantifiers.
• Interactive activities: Identify determiners in sentences.

Grammar - Tenses

• Learn Grammar: Explore verb tenses Grammar for Class 6.
• Subtopics: Understand present, past, and future tenses.
• Interactive activities: Write sentences in different tenses.

Grammar - Degrees of Comparison

• Learn Grammar: Study degrees of comparison Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Explore positive, comparative, and superlative forms.
• Interactive activities: Compare objects using degrees of comparison.

Day 38: 

Grammar - Modals

• Learn Grammar: Dive into modals Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Explore modals like can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, and would.
• Interactive activities: Create sentences using modals to express permission, ability, and obligation.

Grammar - Verbs

• Learn Grammar: Study verbs Grammar for Class 6.
• Subtopics: Understand action verbs, linking verbs, and helping verbs.
• Interactive activities: Identify different types of verbs in sentences.

Grammar - Adverb

• Learn Grammar: Explore adverbs Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Discover how adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
• Interactive activities: Write sentences using adverbs to describe actions.

Grammar - Prepositions

• Learn Grammar: Study prepositions Grammar for Class 6.
• Subtopics: Understand how prepositions show relationships between objects.
• Interactive activities: Create sentences with prepositional phrases.

Day 39: 

Grammar - Conjunctions

• Learn Grammar: Dive into conjunctions Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Explore coordinating and subordinating conjunctions.
• Interactive activities: Combine sentences using conjunctions.

Grammar - Interjections

• Learn Grammar: Study interjections Grammar for Class 6.
• Subtopics: Understand how interjections express strong emotions.
• Interactive activities: Write sentences using interjections to convey emotions.

Grammar - Punctuation

• Learn Grammar: Explore punctuation Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Study the use of commas, periods, question marks, exclamation marks, and more.
• Interactive activities: Correct sentences with punctuation errors.

Grammar - Active and Passive Voice

• Learn Grammar: Study active and passive voice Grammar for Class 6.
• Subtopics: Understand how sentences change from active to passive voice.
• Interactive activities: Convert active voice sentences into passive voice.

Day 40: 

Grammar - Direct and Indirect Speech

• Learn Grammar: Dive into direct and indirect speech Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Explore how speech is reported directly or indirectly.
• Interactive activities: Rewrite sentences in both direct and indirect speech.

Grammar - Error Correction & Omissions

• Learn Grammar: Study error correction and omissions Grammar for Class 6.
• Subtopics: Understand common errors and omissions in sentences.
• Interactive activities: Correct sentences with errors and fill in omissions.

Grammar - Rearrangement of Words (Jumbled Words)

• Learn Grammar: Explore rearrangement of jumbled words Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Learn strategies for unscrambling words.
• Interactive activities: Rearrange jumbled words to form coherent sentences.

Reading Comprehension (Unseen Passages)

• Practice: Attempt reading comprehension passages here.
• Understanding: Improve your comprehension skills by answering questions based on the passages.
• Interactive activities: Read a passage and write a brief summary.

Day 41:

Writing Skills

• Writing Skills: Practice letter writing, notice writing, and story writing.
• Revision: Revise all chapters, poems, and grammar topics you've covered.
• Practice: Attempt sample papers here and past year papers here.
• Interactive activities: Share a short essay on why revision is important for retaining information during exams.

Writing Skills - Letter Writing

• Learn Writing Skills: Explore Letter Writing techniques.
• Understanding: Understand the format and components of a letter.
• Interactive activities: Write a friendly letter to a fictional pen pal.

Writing Skills - Notice Writing

• Learn Writing Skills: Study Notice Writing techniques.
• Understanding: Learn the format and content of a notice.
• Interactive activities: Create a notice for a school event.

Writing Skills - Story Writing

• Learn Writing Skills: Dive into Story Writing techniques.
• Understanding: Learn the elements of a story: characters, setting, plot, and resolution.
• Interactive activities: Write a short story based on a given prompt.

Day 42: 

Grammar - Subject-Verb Agreement

• Learn Grammar: Explore subject-verb agreement Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Understand how subjects and verbs must agree in number.
• Interactive activities: Create sentences with correct subject-verb agreement.

Grammar - Framing Questions

• Learn Grammar: Study framing questions Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Learn how to form questions in different tenses.
• Interactive activities: Practice forming questions based on given statements.

Grammar - Applied Grammar

• Learn Grammar: Dive into applied grammar Grammar for Class 6.
• Understanding: Apply grammar rules in practical writing and communication.
• Interactive activities: Write a short essay applying various grammar concepts.

Reading Skills

• Learn Reading Skills: Improve reading skills.
• Understanding: Enhance your comprehension and critical thinking skills.
• Interactive activities: Read a passage and answer questions to improve comprehension.

Writing Skills - Essay Writing

• Learn Writing Skills: Explore Essay Writing techniques.
• Understanding: Learn the structure and techniques of essay writing.
• Interactive activities: Practice writing essays on various topics.

Day 43-50: Revision

• Organize Your Notes: Gather all your class notes, textbooks, and practice exercises. Keep them in an organized folder or binder.
• Create a Study Schedule: Make a revision timetable. Assign specific times for each topic. For example, revise grammar in the morning and literature in the afternoon.
• Review the Basics: Start with a quick review of the basics. Go over the fundamental concepts in grammar, like nouns, verbs, adjectives, and more.
• Chapter-wise Revision: Focus on one chapter at a time. Read the chapter in your textbook and revisit your notes.
• Interactive Activities: For each chapter, do interactive activities. For grammar topics, create your own sentences using the grammar rules. For literature, summarize the chapter in your own words.
• Practice Questions: After understanding the chapter, practice questions related to that topic. Solve worksheets, short and long answer questions, and other exercises.
• Check Answers: After attempting questions, check your answers using your textbook or other study materials.
• Online Resources: Utilize online resources like EduRev to practice and take tests related to the topics you've revised. You can find quizzes, tests, and more for each chapter.
• Revision Cards: Create small revision cards for important points, new words, and grammar rules. Use these cards for quick reviews.
• Peer Study: If possible, study with a friend or classmate. You can quiz each other and discuss the topics.
• Sample Papers: Try solving sample papers. These will give you a feel of the exam and help you manage your time.
• Past Year Papers: If available, look at past year papers to get an idea of the type of questions asked in previous exams.
• Read Aloud: For literature, try reading passages or poems aloud. This can improve your pronunciation and understanding.
• Regular Breaks: Don't forget to take regular breaks to refresh your mind.
• Stay Positive: Believe in yourself. Positive thinking can boost your confidence.
• Seek Help: If you have doubts, don't hesitate to ask your teacher or a knowledgeable person for help.
• Practice Writing: For topics like essay writing, letter writing, and story writing, practice writing essays or stories on different topics. You can also find writing prompts online.
• Final Revision: In the last few days before the exam, do a final revision of all topics.
• Stay Healthy: Eat well, get enough sleep, and stay hydrated. A healthy body supports a healthy mind.
• Believe in Yourself: Finally, believe that you've prepared well. You've got this!

Study Material and Courses

• Class 6 Courses
• Class 6 English: Honeysuckle
• Class 6: A Pact with the Sun
• Grammar for Class 6
• Online MCQ Tests for Book: A Pact with the Sun
• Sample Papers for Class 6
• Past Year Papers for Class 6 English
• Short and Long Answer Questions for English
• Worksheets for Honeysuckle
• Worksheets for A Pact with the Sun
• NCERT Summary: A Pact with Sun
• NCERT Summary: Honeysuckle
• Chapter Notes: Honeysuckle
• Chapter Notes: A Pact with the Sun
• Crash Course English

Revision and Testing

• Worksheets
• NCERT Solutions
• Short & Long Answer Questions
• Chapter Tests
• Sample Papers
• Online MCQ Tests

Remember, revision is the key to success. The more you practice and revise, the more confident you'll feel in the exam. 

Good luck!