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Civics and economics
Only the civics and economics topics of the Social science shelf (Classes 1–3 to Classes 11–12), for anyone here to study just this.
10 of 14 topics have linked learning content in the Lab (12 activity and Topic ladder entries). The rest are Planned.
New on this shelf
- The question nobody asked Class 5 · About 30 minutes
Tara has the key to the art cupboard. Does that mean she can lend the class robot to anyone she likes? - Can a busy stall run out of cash? Class 11 · About 45 minutes
Dadi's stall made a profit of ₹22,000 this month. So why can she not pay the milkman?
Classes 1–3
People who help us
- Who helps in our neighbourhood? Class 1 experience
Signs and public places
- Make a sign: where is the drinking water? Class 2 experience
Classes 4–7
Planning a big event
- Break a big job into parts: a class festival Class 7 experience
Permission and fairness: who decides?
- The question nobody asked New · Class 5
A local business
- Interview a shopkeeper Class 7 experience
How a village or town is run Planned
Classes 8–10
Reading adverts critically
- Read an advert like a detective Class 8 experience
Designing for everyone (access)
- Design an accessible ramp Class 9 experience
Costs and benefits
- Is a solar panel worth it? Cost and benefit Class 10 experience
- The Farmer's Seed Choice Topic ladder: A Seed, Classes 8–10
Ticketing and queues
- Model a school event ticket system Class 9 project
The Constitution and our rights Planned
Money, banks and work Planned
Classes 11–12
Economics
- Can a busy stall run out of cash? New · Class 11
- Who Keeps the Seed? Diversity, Hybrids and Farmers' Rights Topic ladder: A Seed, Classes 11–12
Political science Planned
These topics are a plan for everyday learning, not a board syllabus. Nothing on this page is saved or sent.