S.No.	Class 1 Syllabus
1.	CBSE Syllabus for Class 1 Maths
2.	CBSE Syllabus for Class 1 English
3.	CBSE Syllabus for Class 1 Hindi

English 

The CBSE class 1 English focuses on developing foundational skills such as reading, writing and comprehension. The syllabus consists of alphabets, basic vocabulary, simple sentences and grammar concepts. Thus, allowing them to build phonetic skills, learn simple words and sentences, and enhance their listening and speaking skills. 

Maths

The CBSE class 1 Maths garners the involvement of basic concepts related to numbers and their operations, along with geometrical and the patterning of representing numbers. The hands-on learning, hence derived, from interactive exercises and activities makes students learn counting, comparative study of quantities, and simple problems done on that base, thus laying a strong base for the understanding of the subject mathematics later on. 

Hindi

The CBSE Class 1 Hindi syllabus is designed to introduce students to basic elements of the language, like the Hindi alphabet (Varnamala), basic words, simple sentences, and more. It principally lays primary emphasis on things like reading, writing, and comprehension through stories, rhymes, and exercises so that young students develop a base for future studies. 

Breakdown of The CBSE Class 1 Syllabus 2024-25

Check out the detailed breakdown of the CBSE class 1 syllabus 2024-25 according to the various subjects like English, Maths, and Hindi. 

CBSE Class 1 English Syllabus Breakdown:

Mridang is the English textbook that has been recommended by CBSE for Class 1 English. The book is specially designed to impart 

to small children the concept of the language. There are not more than 10 comprehensive units and poems. The inclusion of these poems strike a balance between studies and play. The number of worksheets in the workbook is at par with the number of concepts taught in the textbook.

The syllabus focuses on the core English communication skills of reading, picture comprehension, writing, dictation, grammar, vocabulary, and textual comprehension. All these constituents or sub-skills are very vital in the integration of linguistic skills in children. Practical writing will include new sentences, letter and paragraph writing, picture comprehension, and report writing. The grammar section contains objective-type new questions, as per grammatical concepts, while the vocabulary section tests whether words and phrases have been used correctly. Emphasis is on those areas of students' weaknesses, such as writing, grammar, and spelling.

Refer to the table below to check unit-wise chapters in English:

Chapter No	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

CBSE Class 1 Maths Syllabus Breakdown:

The CBSE syllabus for class 1 Maths comprises many introductory topics and some advanced ones. The program begins with the basics, including pre-number concepts and shapes, counting, and then goes on to data handling, money, time, and patterns. Such lessons will begin a strong, early foundation for young learners to teach them how to recognize these concepts and what makes them crucial. The syllabus is designed in a manner that brings out the practicality within these mathematical ideas to be applied in the students' lives so that, in addition to mere exam preparation, they work out real-life skills. 

Refer to the table below to check unit-wise chapters in Maths: