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Class 7 Science Short Notes

Class 7 Science introduces new ideas about nature, life, and everyday science.
The syllabus is wide.
Short notes make revision easier and faster.

These Class 7 Science short notes are simple, clear, and exam-focused.


1. Nutrition in Plants

  • Plants make their own food by photosynthesis
  • Raw materials: sunlight, carbon dioxide, water
  • Chlorophyll helps absorb sunlight
  • Modes of nutrition:
    • Autotrophic
    • Heterotrophic (parasitic, saprotrophic)

Key term: Photosynthesis


2. Nutrition in Animals

  • Five steps of nutrition:
    • Ingestion
    • Digestion
    • Absorption
    • Assimilation
    • Egestion
  • Different animals have different digestive systems
  • Ruminants chew cud

Key organs: mouth, stomach, small intestine


3. Fibre to Fabric

  • Fibres come from plants and animals
  • Examples:
    • Cotton (plant fibre)
    • Wool (animal fibre)

Processes:

  • Ginning
  • Spinning
  • Weaving
  • Knitting

4. Heat

  • Heat is a form of energy
  • Temperature measures hotness or coldness
  • Thermometers measure temperature

Modes of heat transfer:

  • Conduction
  • Convection
  • Radiation

5. Acids, Bases, and Salts

  • Acids taste sour (lemon, vinegar)
  • Bases taste bitter (soap, baking soda)
  • Indicators show nature of substances

Examples:

  • Litmus
  • Turmeric
  • China rose

6. Physical and Chemical Changes

  • Physical change: no new substance formed
  • Chemical change: new substance formed

Examples:

  • Melting ice (physical)
  • Rusting iron (chemical)

Rusting needs:

  • Air
  • Moisture

7. Weather, Climate, and Adaptations

  • Weather changes daily
  • Climate is the average weather over time

Animals adapt to climate:

  • Polar bear (cold regions)
  • Camel (desert regions)

8. Winds, Storms, and Cyclones

  • Wind is moving air
  • Warm air is lighter than cold air
  • Cyclones are violent storms

Safety measures are important during storms.


9. Soil

  • Soil supports plant life
  • Soil profile layers:
    • Topsoil
    • Subsoil
    • Bedrock

Types of soil:

  • Sandy
  • Clayey
  • Loamy

10. Respiration in Organisms

  • Respiration releases energy
  • Types:
    • Aerobic
    • Anaerobic

Breathing is not the same as respiration.


11. Transportation in Animals and Plants

  • Heart pumps blood
  • Blood carries oxygen and nutrients

In plants:

  • Xylem carries water
  • Phloem carries food

12. Reproduction in Plants

  • Two types:
    • Asexual
    • Sexual

Methods of asexual reproduction:

  • Budding
  • Fragmentation
  • Vegetative propagation

13. Motion and Time

  • Motion means change in position
  • Speed = Distance ÷ Time

Devices to measure time:

  • Clock
  • Stopwatch

14. Electric Current and Its Effects

  • Electric current flows in a closed circuit
  • Heating effect produces heat
  • Magnetic effect used in electric bells

Conductors allow current to pass.


15. Light

  • Light travels in a straight line
  • Reflection occurs from mirrors

Types of mirrors:

  • Plane
  • Concave
  • Convex

16. Water: A Precious Resource

  • Fresh water is limited
  • Conservation of water is important

Ways to save water:

  • Rainwater harvesting
  • Avoid wastage

17. Forests: Our Lifeline

  • Forests support life
  • Prevent soil erosion
  • Maintain oxygen and carbon dioxide balance

18. Wastewater Story

  • Wastewater must be treated
  • Sewage treatment plants clean water

Good sanitation prevents diseases.


How to Use These Short Notes

  • Read daily for 15–20 minutes
  • Revise before exams
  • Highlight keywords
  • Combine with textbook questions

Final Thoughts

Class 7 Science short notes save time and reduce stress.
They help students revise faster and remember better.

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