CBSE Syllabus for Class 1 English 2024-2025

CBSE Syllabus for Class 1 English

English is an important language for students to learn in order to communicate with their friends, teachers, and others. And it is crucial for class 1 students to grasp the basics of the English language in a simple and enjoyable way. The CBSE syllabus for class 1 English includes short stories, poems and rhymes to make students learn the pronunciation and understanding of the language.

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CBSE Syllabus Class 1 Chapters List

The CBSE class 1 English syllabus for the academic year 2024-2025 includes chapters that simplify and ease learning. The English course for class 1 is divided into the following two books:

1. Marigold

Chapter Number	Chapter Name
Chapter 1	A Happy Child
Chapter 2	Three Little Pigs
Chapter 3	After a Bath
Chapter 4	The Bubble, the Straw, and the Shoe
Chapter 5	One Little Kitten
Chapter 6	Lalu and Peelu
Chapter 7	Once I Saw a Little Bird
Chapter 8	Mittu and the Yellow Mango
Chapter 9	Merry- Go-Round
Chapter 10	Circle
Chapter 11	If I Were an Apple
Chapter 12	Our Tree
Chapter 13	A Kite
Chapter 14	Sundari
Chapter 15	A Little Turtle
Chapter 16	The Tiger and The Mosquito
Chapter 17	Clouds
Chapter 18	Anandi's Rainbow
Chapter 19	Flying-Man
Chapter 20	The Tailor and his Friend

2. Raindrops

Chapter Number	Chapter Name
Chapter 1	Clap, clap, clap
Chapter 2	One, two
Chapter 3	The Little Bird
Chapter 4	Bubbles
Chapter 5	Chhotu
Chapter 6	Animals and Birds
Chapter 7	Fruits and Vegetables
Chapter 8	Who Am I?
Chapter 9	Hide and Seek

Objectives

The general objectives at Level-1 are:

• to build familiarity with the language primarily through spoken input in meaningful situations (teacher talk, listening to recorded material, etc.).
• to provide and monitor exposure to and comprehension of spoken, and spoken-and written inputs (through mother tongue, signs, visuals, pictures, sketches, gestures, single word questions/answers).
• to help learners build a working proficiency in the language, especially with regard to listening with understanding and basic oral production (words/phrases, fragments of utterances, formulaic expressions as communicative devices).
• to recite and sing poems, songs and rhymes and enact small plays/skits
• to use drawing and painting as precursors to writing and relate these activities to oral communication.
• to use drawing and painting as precursors to writing and relate these activities to oral
• to become visually familiar with text [word(s)], what it means, and to notice its components - letter (s) and the sound-values they stand for.
• to associate meaning with written/printed language.

At the end of this stage learners should be able to

• talk about themselves, members of the family and the people in their surroundings.
• follow simple instructions, requests and questions, and use formulaic expressions appropriately
• enjoy doing tasks (including singing a rhyme or identifying a person, object or thing) in English
• recognise whole words or chunks of language
• recognise small and capital forms of English alphabet both in context and in isolation
• read simple words/short sentences with the help of pictures and understand them
• write simple words/phrases/short sentences

So, now you have a firm grasp on the CBSE English Syllabus for Class 1. We hope you find this comprehensive information on English Syllabus useful for your studies and preparation of your class 1 exams.