Class 6 History – Revision & How to Study

Easy Guide for Students | Parents | Teachers

                                      

This revision page is specially written for Class 6 students. Read slowly, understand calmly, and enjoy History 😊

History is not about remembering dates.
It is about understanding people and their lives.

📘 PART 1: How to Revise History (Very Easy)

• Revise one chapter at a time
• Read headings first
• Read slowly, do not rush
• Close the book and recall in your own words
• Revise for 15–20 minutes only

Golden Rule: Little revision every day is best.

🧠 PART 2: How to Remember History Easily

• Think of chapters like stories
• Remember main idea, not all lines
• Say answers aloud once
• Explain lesson to parents or friends
• Use simple drawings if you like

Tip: Understanding makes remembering easy.

✍️ PART 3: How to Write History Answers in Exams

• Read the question carefully
• Write answers in points
• Use simple words
• Underline important words
• Do not write long paragraphs

Example:
Instead of long writing, use 3–4 clear points.

⏰ PART 4: Simple Daily History Study Plan

• 10 minutes – Read one topic
• 10 minutes – Revise key points
• 10 minutes – Write 2 answers
• 10 minutes – Explain orally

Total Time: Only 40 minutes 👍

😊 PART 5: Message to Students

You are not weak.
You are learning 🌱

History becomes easy when you read it slowly.
You can do it.

📚 Class 6 History – Quick Revision List

• Ch 1 – What, Where, How and When?
• Ch 2 – On the Trail of the Earliest People
• Ch 3 – From Gathering to Growing Food
• Ch 4 – In the Earliest Cities
• Ch 5 – What Books and Burials Tell Us
• Ch 6 – Kingdoms, Kings and an Early Republic
• Ch 7 – New Questions and Ideas
• Ch 8 – Ashoka, the Emperor Who Gave Up War
• Ch 9 – Vital Villages, Thriving Towns
• Ch 10 – Traders, Kings and Pilgrims
• Ch 11 – New Empires and Kingdoms
• Ch 12 – Buildings, Paintings and Books

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Shaktimatha CBSE Learning
Learn Slowly • Learn Happily • Learn Clearly

🧠 Quick Revision
• Read headings
• Remember main idea
• Write answers in points