HASIL MGMP

GURU GURU
BAHASA INGGRIS
DI
SD St. Yusuf Jl. Jawa

04 Juni 2011

BATASAN MATERI

MATA PELAJARAN : BAHASA

INGGRIS
TINGKAT SEKOLAH DASAR
DALAM LINGKUNGAN YAYASAN
SALIB SUCI
TAHUN PELAJARAN 2011-2012

Batasan Materi Semester 1 dan 2

Kelas 1 6 SD

a. Batasan materi kelas 1

A.
B.
C.
D.
E.

Semester 1
Greeting
Introduction
Alphabet
Fruit
Numbers ( 1 20 )

Semester 2
F. House
G. Things in the bedroom
H. Things in the living room
I. Things in the kitchen
J. Color

b. Batasan materi kelas 2

A.

B.
C.
D.
E.

Semester 1
Numbers (21 50) and
math operational
(minus, plus, and)
Toys
Fruits
Vegetables
Animals

Semester 2
F. Adjectives
G. Transportation
H. Days and Month
I. Food and Drink

c. Batasan materi kelas 3

Semester 1
Jobs
Family
Telling time
Parts of body and
function
E. Public places
F. Things in the classroom
and preposition
d. Batasan materi kelas 4
A.
B.
C.
D.

A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.

Semester 1
Greeting and farewell
Introduction
Origin and nationality
Numbers ( 1 1000 )
and Math Operation
Alphabet and spelling
Things in the classroom

Semester 2
G. Numbers ( 1- 100) and
Math Operational (plus,
minus, times, and divided
by)
H. My school and Preposition
I. On going activities
J. Clothing and color

Semester 2
G.
H.
I.
J.

Age
Job
Address and phone number
Asking and refusing
permission
K. Offering something
L. Color and shape

e. Batasan materi kelas 5

A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.

f.

Semester 1
Telling time
Daily activities
Date, day, and month
Family
Appearance
Parts of body and
function

Semester 2
G. Health and simple
suggestion
H. Instruction
I. Clothing and color
J. Price
K. Request
L. Invitation and dating

Batasan materi kelas 6

A.
B.
C.
D.
E.

Semester 1
Food and drink
Like and dislike
Possession
Public places and
function
Public places and
preposition

Semester 2
I. Simple Past Tense
J. Future Tense
K. Ability
L. Feeling, giving response
and suggestions
M. Asking and giving opinions,
Agree and disagree

F. Giving indoor direction

G. Giving outdoor direction
H. transportation

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TEACHING
ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012

GRADE 1
A. GREETING
Vocabulary
fine, thanks, good,

: morning, evening, afternoon, children, how, you, I,

night,
Useful Expressions : Hello, Good morning. Good afternoon, Good
evening, Good night,
How are you ? Im fine, thanks, thank you, Goodbye.

B.INTRODUCTION
Vocabulary
: name, what, your, my, his, her, father, mother,
brother, full, nick,
Useful Expressions : Whats your name ? My name is .
Whats your fathers name ? His name is .. .
Whats your mothers name ? Her name is .. .
Reading Text
: Hello, My Name is Riana (For Example)

C. ALPHABETH
Vocabulary
: spell, alphabets, apple, ball, water, milk, bread,
banana, pineapple, ice
Cream, orange,
Useful Expressions : How do you spell it ? Spell it, please ! Whats your
name ?
My name is . .

D. FRUIT
Vocabulary
: apple, orange, grapes, banana, pineapple, papaya,
mango, watermelon,
pear, strawberry
Useful Expressions : What is this/that/it? This/That/It is a/an
Is this/that/it a .? Yes/no question

E. NUMBERS 1-20
Vocabulary
banana, car,

: Number 1-20, many, how, apple, pineapple, helicopter,

orange, Balloon, airplane, tomato, ice cream, ball,

Useful Expressions : How many ? a, an, singular, plural

F.HOUSE
Vocabulary

: house, garden, veranda, garage, living room, bedroom,

dining room,
kitchen, bathroom, toilet, where, she, he, they, is, are,
cat, home, at, in,
brother, sister, servant, bicycle, this, big, the.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to be. E.g. : He is in the
./Is he in the.?

Reading Text
: At Home (For example)
Useful Expressions : Where is he/she/it/the car/his father/her father/his
mother/her mother

G. THINGS IN THE BEDROOM

Vocabulary
clock, lamp,

: pillow, blanket, bed, table, book, chair, radio, picture,

wardrobe, bolster, bedcover, television, have/has,

small/big, beautiful.
Grammar
: It is a /Is it a . ? /It is not a /Yes, it is/No, it
isnt
Useful Expressions : Lets play a game/Look at this picture!
Reading Text
: My Beautiful House (For Example)

H. THINGS IN THE LIVINGROOM

Vocabulary
curtain, sofa,

: living room, picture, television, telephone, clock, lamp,

vase, flower, table, carpet, table cloth, armchair, fan,

now, comfortable,
about, how, beautiful, wall, on.
Grammar
: It is a/an./Is it a/an . ? /It is not a/an .
Useful Expressions : What is it ?
Reading Text
: My Living Room (For Example)

I. THINGS IN THE KITCHEN

Vocabulary
: kitchen, cupboard, cooking pot, teapot, stove,
bottle, glass, rice cooker,
bowl, Knife, chair, plate, spoon, cup, fork, fridge, napkin,
pan, there,
where, in.
Grammar
: This/That is a/an ..(Positive, Negative, Interrogative)
Useful Expressions : What is this/that/it ? Is the ? yes/No
Reading Text
: My Mother is in the Kitchen (For Example)

J. WHAT COLOUR
Vocabulary
white, grey,

: colour, red, blue, brown, yellow, purple, black, green,

orange, car, banana, apple, telephone, sofa, pan, bowl,

cupboard,
teapot, blanket, bag, have, many, things.
Grammar
: It is ./Is it . ? / Yes, it is/No, it isnt
Useful Expressions : What colour is the . ? it is Is the ? yes/No
Reading Text
: Things in My Home (For Example)

Notes : Semester I, refer only to Point A to E, and the rest are for
semester II
Or please kindly see the textbook English for Real Communication,
Grasindo, by
SilvesterGS

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TEACHING
ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012

GRADE 2
Vocabulary
is/equals
Grammar
is fourteen.

Vocabulary
doll, toy truck,

A. NUMBERS

: Numbers 11-50, kinds of fruits, plus, minus, and,

: Simple present Tense with: to be E.g. : Six plus eight

B. TOYS

: robot, yoyo, toy car, toy helicopter, tor bicycle, ball,

Toy gun, balloon, have, do, Yes, No, I, you, dont, does,

she, he, doesnt

Grammar
toy car, etc
Reading Text

Vocabulary
pineapple, banana,

: Simple Present Tense with : have/has . E.g : I have a

Do you have..? Does he/she have? Yes/no
: I have a Toy Car (For Example)

C. FRUITS

: an, a, papaya, apple, orange, mango, avocado,

tomato, water apple, watermelon, guava, there, is, are,

many, how,
table, basket, number 1-20, fruits, dining room
Grammar
: There is/are .. in the basket/on the table/And the
use of a and an
Useful Expressions : How many . are there ?
Reading Text
: Fruits in My Dining Room (For Example)

D. VEGETABLE

Vocabulary
pumpkin, corn,
Grammar
Reading Text
Example)

: eggplant, cabbage, cucumber, chili, carrot, potato,

spinach, tomato, squash, kitchen, vegetables,
: Simple Present tense with : to be E.g.
What is/are/it/they ? + Plural Forms of noun
: The Vegetables in My Mothers Kitchen (For

E. ANIMALS
Vocabulary
: dog, horse, cat, hen, cock/rooster, buffalo, cow, goat,
duck, rabbit, fish,
bird, zebra, Giraffe, kangaroo, monkey, snake, frog,
elephant, crocodile,
camel, lion, tiger, Donkey, field, pond, park.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to be E.g. It is a donkey/
They are donkeys
Reading Text
: A Safari Park near My Hometown (For Example)

F. ADJECTIVES
Vocabulary
: fat, tall, short, thin, high, big, small, old, young, new,
thick, thin, long,
beautiful, handsome, Man, woman, girl, boy, house,
dictionary, brother,
mother, father, sister, building, zoo, opposite word, but
Grammar
: Simple Present tense with : to be (positive, negative,
interrogative )
My mother is tall. Is the dictionary thick ? It is not a
big house.
How is he/she?
He/ she is
Reading Text
: A Big Zoo in My City (For Example)

G. TRANSPORTATION
Vocabulary
: car, motorcycle/bike, bicycle/bike, bus, train,
airplane/plane, pedicab,
taxi, truck, ambulance, Helicopter, cart, boat, ship, . Go,
by, how, do,
school
Grammar
: Simple Present tense with : to be. (positive,
negative, interrogative)
It is a taxi ?Is it a bus ? / It is not a pedicab
Useful Expressions : How do you go to school ? I go to school on foot/by
.. .
Dialog Text
: Dialog about How do you go to school

H. DAYS AND MONTHS

Vocabulary
about, in,

: Days in a week, Months in the year, birthday, When, how,

before, after, today, tomorrow, yesterday,

Grammar
: Simple present Tense with : to be
Its Sunday/My birthday is in July.
Useful Expressions : What day is it today ? When is your birthday ?
Dialog Text
: Dialog about When ones birthday Party is

I. FOOD AND DRINK

Vocabulary
bread, chicken,

: cup, glass, loaf, slice, bottle, bowl, plate, tea, water,

coffee, Coke, juice, pizza, porridge, rice, milk, ice cream,

meatballs,
noodles, cake, soup, Party, come, delicious, choose, drink,
eat, food,
want.
Grammar
: Simple Present tense with : to be. E.g : It is a cup of
tea, etc.
Useful Expressions : Do you like/want . ?
Yes, I do/No I
dont.
What food/drink do you want?
I want
Reading Text
: Stevens Birthday (For Example)

Notes : Semester I, refer only to Point A to E, and the rest are for
semester II
Or please kindly see the textbook English for Real Communication,
Grasindo, by
SilvesterGS

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TEACHING
ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012

GRADE 3
A. JOBS
Vocabulary
: actor, actress, architect, electrician, secretary,
dancer, soldier, singer,

sailor, Policeman, tailor, doctor, dentist, teacher, nurse,

student,
housewife, driver, Typist, carpenter.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to be
Useful Expressions : What does he/she do ?What are you/is he/she? I
am/he/she is a
Is he/she Are you ? Yes/No I am/I am a. She/he
is/she isnt
Dialog Text
: Dialog about people and their jobs (For Example)

B. FAMILY
Vocabulary
: Family , daughter, little, cousin, uncle,
grandfather/mother, son,
grandparents, parents, mother, father, Who, children,
your, my , her,
his, brother, sister, family tree.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to be
Useful expressions : Who is he/she/are they ? He/she/They are .
Reading Text
: Lydias Family (For Example)

C. TELLING TIME
Vocabulary
: Number 1-60, time, clock, lessons, English,
Mathematics, Science,
Religion, Indonesian, Sports, Social Science, Days in a
week.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to be e.g. : It is .
Useful Expressions : What time is it ? Its oclock
Dialog Text
: Dialog about Time table (For Example)

D. PARTS OF BODY AND FUNCTION

Vocabulary
head, ear, cheek,

: eye, nose, mouth, neck, chin, arm, stomach, knee,

shoulder, chest, Elbow, hand, finger, foot, pointed, flat,

short, long, big,
small.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to have E.g. ; He has a
pointed nose, etc

E. PUBLIC PLACES
Vocabulary
hotel, drugstore,

: school, bank, mall, cinema, bookshop, restaurant,

museum, Park, zoo, hospital, post office, bus stop, bus

station, airport,
railway station, Library, church, mosque, temple, in,
beside, near, street.
Grammar
: Simple Present tense with : to be E.g. : It is beside the
bank, etc.
Useful Expressions : Where is the .. ? /Is the .near/in .. ?
Dialog Text
: Where is the Hotel ? (For Example)

F. THINGS IN THE CLASSROOM AND PREPOSITION

Vocabulary
marker, eraser,

: map, white/black board, cupboard, pen, vase, board

chalk, bag, Book, table, pencil, pencil case, flag, garbage

can, ruler, chair,
duster, sharpener, On, beside, under, between, in, near,
box, wall,
broom, desk, globe
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with: to be and Question Word
Where

Reading Text

: Nadines Classroom (For Example)

Vocabulary
Grammar
by,is/equals)
Useful Expressions
.plus/minus?
Reading Text

: 1-100
: Math operation (plus, minus, times, divided

G. NUMBERS

: How many? there is/there are/ What is

: NUMBERS

H. MY SCHOOL AND PREPOSITION

Vocabulary
: library, canteen, caf, toilet, headmaster, principal,
office, parking area,
Storage, bathroom, classroom, bookshop, map. there.
Grammar
: There is a .. near/beside, etc .. (positive,
negative, interrogative)
Useful Expressions : Is there a .. beside . ?/Where is the . ? How
many?
Reading Text
: Nadias Map of School (For Example)

I. ON GOING ACTIVITIES
Vocabulary
: washing, studying, reading, sleeping, writing,
eating, drinking, cooking,
working, swimming, flying, jumping, climbing, watching,
playing, doing,
dancing, see-saw, football, kite, comic, letter, homework,
radio, milk,
tree, coffee, newspaper, kitchen, bedroom, living room
Grammar
: Present continuous tense
Useful Expressions : What + to be+ subject doing?
Reading Text
: Stevens family are doing

J. CLOTHING AND COLOR

Vocabulary
: Kinds of colors, jacket, T-shirt, shirt, polo shirt, cap,
hat, dress, tie, belt,
blouse, shorts, trousers, Socks, sandals, jeans, shoes,
boots, high heels,
buy. Get, has, have.
Grammar
: Is it a .. ? Are they ? What colour is .?
Reading Text
: Nadis Family and Clothes

Notes : Semester I, refer only to Point A to F, and the rest are for
semester II
Or please kindly see the textbook English for Real Communication,
Grasindo, by
SilvesterGS

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TEACHING
ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012

GRADE 4
A. GREETINGS AND FAREWELL
Vocabulary
mom, how,

: morning, afternoon, fine, thanks, tomorrow, thank,

Evening, night, say, goodbye, OK, today, too.
: Simple Present Tense with : to be
: Good morning, Good afternoon, Hello, How are

Grammar
Useful Expressions
you ? Fine, thanks,

Goodbye, How do you do, etc

: Good Morning (For Example)

Dialog Text

B. INTRODUCTION
Vocabulary
Grammar
Useful expressions
do you do ?
Yes,

: introduce, name, excuse, sorry, how.

: Simple Present Tense with : to be
: Whats your name ? Are you . ? Excuse me,How
it is/I am, oh, I am sorry.

C. ORIGIN AND NATIONALITY

Vocabulary
Indonesian, Indian,

: nationality, from, where, Japanese, Australian,

Chinese, English, Canadian, American, Irish, Greece,

Italian, French, etc.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to be
Useful Expressions : Are you American ? What nationality are you ?
Where are you from ?
Hes from China. Hes Chinese, etc
Reading Text
: My Friends, Eric and Natalia (For Example)

D. NUMBERS 1- 1000
Vocabulary
students,

: numbers 1-1000, plus, minus, times, divided by, orange,

tomato, apple, girl, boy, Animals, zoo, giraffes, monkey,

zebra, komodo
dragon, bird, elephant, Snake, tiger, lion, fun, holiday.
Grammar
: There are/is .. (positive, negative, interrogative)
How many?
Reading Text
: Fantastico Zoo (For Example)

E. ALPHABET AND SPELLING

Vocabulary
coffee, water,

: Alphabets, spell, first, surname, orange juice, sugar,

ice-cream, milk, chicken, cake, grape, first name,

surname, nickname.
(Possessive adjective)
Grammar
: Simple present Tense with; to be.
Dialog Text
: Dialog about spelling name

F. THINGS IN THE CLASSROOM

Vocabulary
marker, eraser,

: map, white/black board, cupboard, pen, vase, board

chalk, bag, Book, table, pencil, pencil case/box, flag,

garbage can, ruler,
chair, duster, Sharpener, broom, desk, globe, calendar,
dictionary,
feather duster, flower, Tablecloth, on, beside, under,
between, in, near,
box, wall, this, that, these, those
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with: to be and Question Word
Where
What is this/that? What are these/those? Yes/no question
e.g: What do you use to write? I use a
Reading Text
: In Classroom (For Example)

G. AGE
Vocabulary
family.
Grammar
Reading Text

: old, young, born, age, how, mother, father, brother, sister,

: How old .?
Simple Present Tense with : to be
: I am Ten Years Old

H. JOB
Vocabulary
student, sailor,

: singer, teacher, dancer, typist, dentist, nurse, doctor,

actor, actress, architect, soldier, policeman, housewife,

job, occupation,
pilot, driver,
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to be,/Her, His .
Useful Expressions : What do/does + subject + do ? Subject + to be .
Reading Text
: I am a student/He is a doctor (For Example)

I. ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER

Vocabulary
: address, phone, double, triple, numbers 1-10, oh,
street, cellular/phone
number, email, live, welcome, thanks
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to be
Useful Expressions : Whats your address ? Whats your phone number ?
My phone number is . It is .
Where do you live? I live at/in/on
Dialog Text
: Dialog about asking ones address

J. ASKING AND REFUSING PERMISSION

Vocabulary
: may, go, sure, certainly, here you are/here it is,
anyway, borrow/lend, of
course, afraid, using, reading, excuse me, thanks
anyway/a lot, sorry.

Things around the students: pencil, dictionary,

sharpener, etc.
Useful expressions
No, I am afraid you
Dialog Text

: Excuse me, may .. ? Sure, Certainly, of course,

may not, Sorry Im using it. How about . ?
: May I borrow your dictionary ? (For example)

K. OFFERING SOMETHING
Vocabulary
on/off,

: would, shall, some, food and drink, read, open, close, turn

switch on/off, window, door, carry, help, magazine, eat,

drink, thirsty,
hungry, hot, cold, dark, bright, borrow/lend
Useful Expressions : Would you like some . ?
Yes, thank you.
Would you like to .? No, thanks
Shall I .. ?
No, thanks

L. COLOUR AND SHAPE

Vocabulary
white, grey,

: colour, red, blue, brown, yellow, purple, black, green,

orange, gold, silver, light, dark, triangle, rectangle,

square, circle, round,
star, cone, heart, tube, cube, shape, sky, snow, leaf,
blood, fruit,
vegetable, chocolate, sun, sunflower, tree, hair, ring, box,
ice cream, bottle, clock, globe, wheel,
Useful Expressions : What colour is ?/ What is the colour of
It is
What shape is ? What is the shape of ?
It is

What things are (circle/cube/blue/black)? They are

Notes : Semester I, refer only to Point A to F, and the rest are for
semester II
Or please kindly see the textbook English for Real Communication,
Grasindo, by
SilvesterGS

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TEACHING
ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012

GRADE 5
A. TELLING TIME
Vocabulary
: a quarter, half, past, to, oclock, until, + numbers 1-60,
breakfast, lunch, get up,
dinner, take a bath, watch, do the homework, study, play, take
a rest,
take a nap, go to bed, sleep, A.M., P.M., learn, usually, after,
before,

brush teeth, visit,

Grammar
: Simple Present Tense :
What time is ?
What time do you go to bed in the evening?
Reading Text
: Cindy (For Example)

It is .. .
I go to bed at

B. DAILY ACTIVITIES
Vocabulary
have dinner,

: get/wake up, take a bath, have breakfast, go , have lunch,

take a nap, watch TV, take a rest, play, usually, often,

sometimes, never,
always, pray, after, before, then, afterwards, once, twice, three
times, a day,
a week, how often, etc.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense (Positive, negative, Interrogative)
How often do you ?
I once a
What do you usually do after/before ? I usually
Do/does + Subject + verb 1?
Reading Text
: I Get up at 5 oclock (For Example)

C. DAY, MONTH AND DATE

Vocabulary
: Ordinal number from 1st to 31st , Names of months in the
year, days in a week,
Numbers for the year, birthday, date, when, old, younger, older,
How, today,
day after/before, tomorrow, yesterday, before, after, Christmas,
national education day, kartinis day, new year, independence
day, heros day,
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense :
What is the first month?
It is
How many .?
There are
What date is today?
It is
When is your birthday?
It
When do we celebrate our Independence Day?
Reading Text
: My Birthday (For Example)

D. FAMILY
Vocabulary
: husband, wife, grandmother, grandfather, cousin,
nephew, aunt, uncle,
grandson, granddaughter, daughter, son, grandchildren, an only
child, brother,
sister, in law, niece, etc. have / has, possessive adj
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with: to be, to have
Who is your mothers husband?
How many brothers do you have?
Reading Text
: Andis Family (for example)

E. APPEARANCE
Vocabulary
: tall, handsome, fat, straight, curly, young, old, beautiful,
pointed, flat, dark-skin,
light-skin, fair-skin, slim, short, long, thin, thick, round, big,
small, have/has,
blonde, wavy, look like, moustache, beard, like, etc.

Grammar

: Simple Present Tense : with to be, to have, to look

How is she?
She is
What does he look like?
He
Reading Text
: My Father is Tall (For Example)

F. PARTS OF BODY & FUNCTION

Vocabulary
: Parts of human body : eyes, nose, mouth, neck, chin, arm,
stomach, knee, foot,
Hair, head, ears, cheek, shoulder, chest, elbow, hand, finger,
thumb, lips, leg,
tongue, fore finger, toes, armpit, see, smell, taste, touch,
hear/listen, walk,
carry, point to, kneel, stand, run, jump, knock, jogging, blow,
eat, speak, talk,
hold, write, touch, feel.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to do and to have
What do you use to point to the picture?
I
What is your nose for?
It is for
What can you do with your ?
I can
Reading Text
: Human Senses (For Example)

G. HEALTH AND SIMPLE SUGGESTIONS

Vocabulary
: headache, stomachache, toothache, fever, sore throat,
backache, earache,
pain, cough, measles, mumps, bleeding, broken, matter, should,
lie, drink, get,
take, see, dentist, cold, medicine, rest, sick, ill, tired, examine,
prescription,
drugstore/pharmacy, hospital, doctor, nurse, clinic, etc.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense with : to have and the use of
should
Whats the matter with you?
I have
Why dont you .?
Reading Text
: Stevens Bad Day (For Example)

H. INSTRUCTION
Vocabulary
: Verbs
: open, close, stand, sit, take, touch, forget,
break, mix, pour, add,
put, Cook, heat, beat, boil, fry, turn on/off, serve,
ready, stir,
fold, cut, mixture, meanwhile, etc.
Adjective : quiet, careful, polite, diligent, lazy, naughty,
late, noisy.
Nouns
: pepper, salt, egg, vegetables, spice, and
seasonings
Grammar : Imperatives (Positive and negative)
How to make a .
Reading Text
: How to make chicken soup (For Example)

I. CLOTHING AND COLOR

Vocabulary
: Trousers, necklace, socks, shirt, jacket, skirt, dress, shorts,
hat, cap, sandals,
T-shirt, polo-shirt, blouse, jeans, ear-rings, high heels,
shoes, belt, boots, wear,
Put on, change, hair band, sunglasses, glasses, watch, tie, ring,
bracelet, colours,
Grammar
: What is she/he wearing ?
He/she is wearing
What are these / those ?
They are
What colour ?

J. PRICE
Vocabulary
: much, how, expensive, cheap, which, take, bargain, buy,
sell, want, customer,
seller, colours, clothing, food and drink, students possessions
(school bag, ballpoint, toy, car, etc)
Grammar
: How much does / do it/they cost ?
They / It cost(s) .
How much is / are .. ?
Reading Text
: Everything is Very Expensive (For Example)

K. REQUEST
Vocabulary
: close, open, take, help, put, can/could, will/would, turn
on/off, lock, clean,
erase, borrow, lend, switch on/off, sure, busy, of course, sorry,
busy, certainly.
Grammar
: Polite Request : Can /Could you ., please ? Sure,
Certainly, No problem
Dialog Text
: Can you give me medicine ? (For Example)

L. INVITATION AND DATING

Vocabulary
: free, afraid, busy, party, book fair, swimming pool, come,
go, buy, want, lets,
birthday party, canteen, library, zoo, bookstore / bookshop,
supermarket,
market, beach, house, a walk, next, tomorrow
Grammar
: Would you like to + go/have.. .
Lets +V1
Dialog Text
: Steven meets Charles (For Example)

Notes : Semester I, refer only to Point A to F, and the rest are for
semester II
Or please kindly see the textbook English for Real Communication,
Grasindo, by SilvesterGS

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TEACHING
ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012

GRADE 6
A. FOOD AND DRINK

Vocabulary
: bread, porridge, rice, cheese, coffee, milk, ice cream,
orange juice, soup, sugar,
egg, pizza, apple, pineapple, banana, chicken, water, mango,
papaya, bedroom,
kitchen, dining room, refrigerator, avocado, noodles, meat
balls.
Grammar
: There is/are some .. There isnt/arent any .Is/Are
there some/any .. ?

B. LIKE AND DISLIKE

Vocabulary
: like, dislike, badminton, volley ball, basket ball,
Mathematics, English, Sport,
dancing, cycling, playing guitar, swimming, listening, drawing,
prefer.
Grammar
: Do/Does + S + like ..? (yes / no questions)
What + food/drink/sport/subject/colour/music + do/does +
Subject + like ?
Positive/Negative/Interrogative Sentence with
like/dislike/prefer
Dialog Text
: Dialog between Nadia and Steven

C. POSSESSION

Vocabulary
: Things around students environment such as : book,
pencil, ball, bicycle, etc.
Grammar
: Whose .. is/are /that/these/those ?
Subject
(I, you, they, we, he, she, it)
Possessive adjective (my, your, his, her. their, our, its)
Possessive Pronoun (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs)
Apostrophe s
Dialog Text
: Dialog between Lia and Nia

D. PUBLIC PLACES AND FUNCTION

Vocabulary
: airport, harbor, bus station, hospital, zoo, railway station,
post office, library,
restaurant, museum, school, park, bookshop, mall, cinema,
swimming pool,
church, mosque, temple, shoe shop, bus station, hotel, beach,
save, spend,
catch, watch, mail, pray, buy, borrow, see, visit, sunbathe, etc.

Grammar
: Where is/are .... ? / on the beach, at school, in the library,
in the swimming
pool.
Dialog Text
: Dialog between Merlin and Anto

E. PUBLIC PLACES AND PREPOSITION

Vocabulary
: Prepositional words : on the corner of, in .street,
between, next to, opposite,
behind, in front of, stranger, anyway, barber, clinic, caf,
bakery, drugstore,
medicine, stay, interesting.
Grammar
: Where is .. ? Its .. .
Reading Text
: Fantasia City (For Example)

F. GIVING INDOOR DIRECTION

Vocabulary
: basement, ground/first/second, third floor, upstairs,
downstairs, game center,
fashion, furniture, hairdresser, info desk, elevator, lift, escalator,
building,
parking area, toilet/restroom, take, preposition.
Grammar
: Where is . ?
Imperatives : Take the elevator, take the stairs, take the
lift.
Reading Text
: Fantasia Mall (For Example)

G. GIVING OUTDOOR DIRECTION

Vocabulary
: roundabout, public places, traffic sign, main street,
crossroads, T-junction,
turn right, turn left, first, second, third, traffic lights, go straight,
go along,
go up, go down, go ahead, go past.
Expressions : Could/Can you tell me how to get to ?
Grammar
: Imperatives : Go straight on /Take the first left/right, etc.
Reading Text
: Nadias Letter

H. TRANSPORTATION
Vocabulary
: bus, car, cart, bicycle/bike, ship, motorcycle/motorbike, on
foot, taxi, pedicab,
airplane/aero plane/plane, ambulance, boat, truck, train,
helicopter, by,
because, how, public places.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense e.g. :
How does/do + Subject + go to .. ? Subject go/goes to .by

Dialog Text
: Dialog between Cintia and George (For Example)

I. SIMPLE PAST TENSE

Vocabulary
: last ., . ago, yesterday, holiday, went, visited, played,
did, stayed, enjoyed,
spent, swam, ate, drank, saw, bought, sold, left, was/were,
telephoned/called,
bought, took, came,
Grammar
: Simple Past Tense (For Example)
Reading Text
: Marys Last Holiday

J. FUTURE TENSE

Vocabulary
: next, tomorrow, go, cook, learn, visit, listen, spend, eat,
drink, buy, sell,
interesting, play, learn, do, wash, pray, swim, study, stay, have,
watch, etc
Grammar
: Future Tense with: Be going to +Verb1
Reading Text
: Marys Activities

K. ABILITY
Vocabulary
: swim, play, guitar, piano, sing, dance, speak, make, cook,
instruments, musical
traditional, dance, modern, etc.
Grammar
: Can you . ? Yes, I can/No, I cant
Reading Text
: Lydias Family (For Example)

L. FEELING, GIVING RESPONSE, AND SUGGESTION

Vocabulary
cold, headache,

: sad, bored, tired, sleepy, thirsty, hungry, happy, ill, feel,

stomachache, cold, fever, toothache, rest, matter, well,

better, get, dentist.
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense ( How do you feel ?
I feel../I have
..)
Dialog Text
: Dialog between Alisa and Olga (For example)

M. ASKING AND GIVING OPINION, AGREEING AND

DISAGREEING
Vocabulary
: agree, opinion, difficult, easy, right, beautiful, crowded,
important, think,
afraid, disagree, smart, lazy, diligent, boring, interesting,
too, so, naughty
Grammar
: Simple Present Tense (What do you think of /I think. )
Dialog Text
: Dialog between Grace and Albert (For Example)
Notes : Semester I, refer only to Point A to H and the rest are for
semester II
Or please kindly see the textbook English for Real Communication,
Grasindo,
by SilvesterGS