Sunday, July 10, 2011

grade 12 class outline

LESSON OUTLINE
SCHOOL                   :  SMA NEGERI 1 JAKENAN
SUBJECT                  :  ENGLISH
 GRADE                     :  XII 
ACADEMIC YEAR :  2011/2012
TEACHER                :  Drs. SUDARTO, M.Pd.

OUTLINE  SEMESTER 1


Unit

Listening/ Speaking
Reading
Structure
Writing
Psikomotor
1
·         Function: Suggesting
·         Based on the genre
Genre : Narrative
Vocab : Noun formation: suffix –hood
·         so   …   that
·         such … that

Based on the genre
The position of strong stress in a compound word (2a/211)
2
·         Function: Giving instruction
·         Based on the genre
Genre : Explanation
Vocab :
Noun formation:
-          using suffix –ing
-          using suffix –age
·         … enough  that …
·         …  enough (for …) to ...
·         … too … (for …) to …
Based on the genre

3
·         Function: Giving advice
·         Based on the genre
Genre : Explanation
Vocab :
Noun formation:
-          using suffix – ian
-          using suffix –ant
Past Perfect Cont. Tense
Based on the genre
Stress sentence Pattern V:
ˇˆˇˆˇˆˇ΄
(2a/227)
4
·         Function: Giving warning
·         Based on the genre
Genre : Discussion
Vocab : Adjective with ‘the’ that functions as noun
Future Perfect Tense
Based on the genre

5
·         Function: Encouraging
·         Based on the genre
Genre : Discussion
Vocab : words of measurement: deep – depth
Modal Perfect
Based on the genre
Practice:
Help me!
Give me another one!(2a/238)
6
·         Function: Persuading
·         Based on the genre
Genre : Commentary
Vocab :
Adjective formation:
- using suffix –al
Passive participles:
·         In a noun phrase
·         as a substitute of adj. cl.
Based on the genre

7
·         Function: Requesting
·         Based on the genre
Genre : Commentary
Vocab :
Adjective formation:
-          using suffix –ic
Passive Participle in
S +V+O+PP
Based on the genre
Falling intonation of single-word sentence.
(2b/19)
8
·         Function: complying and refusing a request
·         Based on the genre
Genre : Review
Vocab :
Adjective formation:
-          using suffix –an
-          using suffix –ish (country)
-          using suffix –n(ese)

·         Past perfect tense in passive
·         Future Perfect in passive
Based on the genre



OUTLINE SEMESTER 2

Unit

Listening/ Speaking
Reading
Structure
Writing
Psychomotor
1

Theme:
Genre :
Vocab : Adjective formation
-          using suffix –y
-          Using suffix –ly
Verb  + Preposition

Rising intonation in yes/no question)
Falling intonation in QW-questions (2b/38)
2

Theme:
Genre :
Vocab : Adjective formation
-          using suffix –ar
-          using suffix –en
Indefinite Pronouns

Different emphasis with different intonation in the same yes/no question
(2b/149)
3

Theme:
Genre :
Vocab : Participial adjective
-          using –ing
-          using –ed
Elliptic Constructions:
·          so, too
·          either, neither

Sentences using both rising and falling intonation. (2b/57)
4

Theme:
Genre :
Vocab :
-          prefix un-

Subjunctive
·          With ‘wish’
·          as if/ as though
·          if only

Strong stress of an auxiliary to show emphasis.
It is my book (not your book)
5

Theme:
Genre :
Vocab : prefix in-
Preference:
·          like … better than
·          prefer … to …
would rather … than

Intonation in question tags
(2b/120)
6

Theme:
Genre :
Vocab : prefix non-
Causative have and get


7

Theme:
Genre :
Vocab : prefix re-
S + modal +have + been+ing

Non-final intonation (2b/136)
8

Theme:
Genre :
Vocab :





Base Competencies
  1. Overviewing a text information          : topic, title, theme
  2. Certain information                             : when, where, who, whom, what ..
  3. Detail information                               : why, how, what, ...
  4. Reading between the line                   : inference ...
  5. Main idea of a pargraph                      : inductive, deductive, narrative paragraph
  6. Meaning from the context                  : synonym, antonym, closest meaning, similar meaning, ...
  7. Reference                                            : ... refers to ...
  8. Communicative purpose of a text type : Based on the genre of the text
  9. Moral lesson (for narrative)                 : We usually find on the last paragraph of a narrative text


Sources:
1.      Understanding Text Type
2.      BSE
3.      MGMP WORKBOOK
4.      English.com
5.       






Jakenan, July 11th, 2011,
English Teacher,



Drs. Sudarto, M.Pd.
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