OXFORD NEW SCIENCE IN EVERYDAY LIFE-6

Oxford New Science in Everyday Life – 6 is a comprehensive middle-school science textbook designed to help learners understand scientific concepts through observation, experimentation, inquiry, and real-life applications. Published by Oxford University Press, the book presents science as an engaging and meaningful subject that connects classroom learning with everyday experiences.

Following a constructivist and competency-based learning approach, the textbook encourages students to explore, investigate, question, and discover scientific principles independently. Through hands-on activities, experiments, projects, case studies, and real-world examples, learners develop scientific temper, analytical thinking, and problem-solving abilities.

The book covers key scientific topics such as food and nutrition, materials and matter, separation of substances, living organisms, the human body, force and motion, energy, light, air, water, environmental conservation, natural resources, and scientific phenomena encountered in daily life. Each chapter is designed to strengthen conceptual understanding while encouraging practical application of scientific knowledge.

Aligned with NEP 2020 and NCF-SE 2023, the series promotes experiential learning, scientific skills, life skills, values education, sustainability awareness, and 21st-century competencies.