Class VI Science Sudy material and Test Paper extra marks

CLASS VI –SCIENCE: CBSE TEST PAPER And HOT Questions
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE -FOOD: Where does it come from?
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE -COMPONENTS OF FOOD
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE -GETTING TO KNOW PLANTS.
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- THE LIVING ORGANISMS and SURROUNDINGS
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- FIBRE TO FABRIC 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE - SORTING MATERIALS INTO GROUPS 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE - SEPARATION OF SUBSTANCES 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- CHANGES AROUND US 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- -BODY MOVEMENTS.
CLASS VI –SCIENCE: CBSE TEST PAPER And HOT Questions

CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- WATER 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- AIR AROUND US 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- GARBAGE IN, GARBAGE OUT 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- Motion and Measurement of Distance 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- LIGHT , SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITS 
CBSE TEST PAPER SCIENCE- FUN WITH MAGNETS 

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CBSE 6th: Getting To Know Plants NCERT Solution and work sheet

CBSE 6th Science: Living things and their habitat and adaptation Study notes

CBSE 6th Science: Living things and Non living things Study solved questions

CBSE Class VI Science  Ch-Water 'A precious resources' Solved Questions

CBSE ADDA: chemistry adda: CBSE 6th Science : Separation of Substance

CBSE ADDA: Shorting of material into group : Class vi science Study Notes

CBSE ADDA: 6th Science: Changes around us Notes and solved Questions

VI:  Science Sudy for extra marks  Notes

VI:  Science : Living and Non Living things around us Notes
VI Science Assignments:  LESSON-5 (Changes Around Us)
Assignments:  LESSON-9 (Structure and Function of living organisms- Animals) 
Assignments:  LESSON-8 (Structure and Function of living organisms- Plants)
Assignments:  LESSON-13 (Magnets)
Assignments:  LESSON-14 (Fabric from fibres)
Assignments:  LESSON-10 (Work and Energy)
VI Science Assignments:  LESSON-11 (Electric Current and Circuits)

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