Sabtu, 27 Juli 2013

Mapping Material - English Class XII - in Detail

Mapping Material in Detail

ENGLISH Class XII 


Look Ahead3 [Th. M. Sudarwati & Eudia Grace – Penerbit Erlangga]


SEMESTER 1

Unit 1 Telling Stories
Stage 1
Getting Started: Listening to fables
Get it Right:
Ways to say it: Expressing a promise, wonders, possibility
Moving Forward: Listening to more fables
Hand in Hand: Developing story Using direct speech and speech function
Show it Off: Retelling a fable
Cultural Awareness: Halloween

Stage 2
Getting Started: Dealing with a short story
Grammar in Action: 
  • Causative: let, have, make and get
  • saying, thinking and action verbs
  • unreal past
  • direct – indirect speech

Moving Forward: Identifying text structure
Hand in Hand: Continuing a story
Show it Off: Writing a different version of a story
Summary: Narrative

Unit 2 Finding Out Why It Happen
Stage 1
Getting Started Listening to short explanation
Get it Right
Ways to say it: Expressing wishes, complaints, giving orders and suggestion
Moving Forward: Listening to more explanation text
Hand in Hand: Using gambit to explain something
Show it Off: Composing an explaining text
Cultural Awareness:  Table Manner

Stage 2
Getting Started: Dealing with more explanation
Grammar in Action
  • Participle phrases
  • Technical language
  • Present tense in passive sentence
  • Conjunction of time and cause
  • Complex sentence

Moving Forward: Identifying text structure
Hand in Hand: Labeling a text
Show it Off: Writing an explaining text
Summary: Explanation


Unit 3 Pros and Cons
Stage 1
Getting Started: Listening to discussion
Get it Right
Ways to say it: Expressing attitudes, confession, and blaming
Moving Forward: Listening to more discussion
Hand in Hand: Discussing the latest issues
Show it Off: Making a dialogue using a discussion text
Cultural Awareness: “Breaking the ice” in Britain

Stage 2
Getting Started: Dealing with nuclear issue
Grammar in Action
  • Contract conjunction
  • Adverb of manner
  • Comment adverb
  • Connectives
  • Theme and rheme

Moving Forward: Identifying text structure
Hand in Hand: Creating an issue and conclusion of a discussion
Show it Off: Writing a discussion text
Summary: Discussion


SEMESTER 2

Unit 4 Tell Me The Story
Stage 1
Getting Started: Listening to s radio short story
Get it Right
Ways to say it: Expressing a plan, preventing someone
Moving Forward: Using the description of the five senses to make a story come alive
Hand in Hand: Preparing a radio story
Show it Off: Reading aloud a radio story
Cultural Awareness: An Acronym

Stage 2
Getting Started: Dealing with more stories
Grammar in Action
  • Reviewing the narrative language features
  • Moving Forward identifying text structure

Hand in Hand: Creating a different version of a story
Show it Off: Writing a different version of a famous story
Summary: Narrative


Unit 5 Thinking Critically
Stage 1
Getting Started: Listening to a movie review
Get it Right
Ways to say it: Expressing what you feel, point of view, pleased/displeased
Moving Forward: Listening to a more reviews
Hand in Hand: Making a movie review
Show it Off: Reading aloud a review
Cultural Awareness: Intercultural Communication

Stage 2
Getting Started: Dealing with more reviews
Grammar in Action
  • Complex and compound sentences
  • Adjectives and phrases of Appraisal
  • Metaphorical expressions
  • Noun phrases

Moving Forward: Identifying text structure
Hand in Hand: Making a review using review cards
Show it Off: Writing a review
Summary: Review


I Can Do It [Joko Daryanto & E. Rahayu P. Dartini - Masmedia]


SEMESTER 1

Unit 1
Oral Cycle
Speak up:
  • Making request
  • Expressing attitude


Written Cycle
Let’s Read: narrative
Grammar Corner: reported speech

Unit 2
Oral Cycle
Speak up:
  • Giving suggestion
  • Expressing possibility and giving command
  • Expressing complaint


Written Cycle
Let’s Read: discussion
Grammar Corner: conditional sentences

Unit 3
Oral Cycle
Speak up:
  • Admitting fault
  • Blaming others
  • Accusing someone
  • Expressing promise
  • Expression curiosity


Written Cycle
Let’s Read: explanation
Grammar Corner: preference

SEMESTER 2

Unit 4
Oral Cycle
Speak up:
  • Expressing regret
  • Encourage someone
  • Persuading others


Written Cycle
Let’s Read: narrative
Grammar Corner: modals + perfect

Unit 5
Oral Cycle
Speak up:
  • Giving critics
  • Stating objectives
  • Making plan
  • Making speculation and expressing prohibition
  • Making prediction
  • Expressing hope


Written Cycle
Let’s Read: review
Grammar Corner: because, because of, due to

Interlanguage BSE [Joko Proyono, Triyani Retno Putri saridewi & Yulianti Rahayu – Pusat Perbukuan]


SEMESTER 1

Unit I Gecko Had Come to Lodge a Complaint
Complaining
Blaming
Functional Texts: Narrative Texts

Unit II Illegal Drugs Can Damage Important Organs
Expressing Curiosity
Discussing Possibilities
Functional Texts: Explanation Texts

Unit III The Impact of Global Warming Could be Devastating
Proposing
Giving Instructions
Functional Texts: Explanation Texts

Unit IV Should Students be Allowed to Take Part time Jobs?
Expressing Stance
Requesting
Promising
Functional Texts: Discussion Texts

Unit V The Penalty Should be Increased
Accusing and Admitting
Expressing Intentions
Functional Texts: Discussion Texts

SEMESTER 2

Unit VI Let Me Tell You a Story about Fairies
Asking/Stating Plans
Persuading
Regretting
Preventing
Functional Texts: Narrative Texts

Unit VII There is Definitely  a lot of Helpful  Information in the Book
Expressing Hopes
Expressing Intentions
Stating Objectives
Encouraging
Functional Texts: Review Texts

Unit VIII Check Out These Great Friendship Movies
Assessing
Criticizing
Predicting
Speculating
Functional Texts: Review Texts

English Today 3 [Maria Mirawati & Lenny Agustina Indrawati - Quadra]


SEMESTER 1

Unit 1
Spoken Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Modals and similar expressions in the past

Speech function:
  • Order and Request
  • Complaining
  • Curiosity
  • Expression for Showing fears


On the Model:
Short Functional Text
  • Lyric of a song

Written Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Order of adjectives

Unit 2
Spoken Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Abstract Noun
  • Passive Voice

Speech function:
  • Blaming someone
  • Accusing someone
  • Admitting guilt


On the Model:
Short Functional Text
  • Radio Flash News

Written Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Review on Noun Phrase
  • Connectives
  • How to choose a connectives
  • Punctuation
  • The four uses of Hyphens

Unit 3
Spoken Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Review on Causatives
  • Modals Auxiliaries and Similar Expressions

Speech function:
  • Giving order
  • Making suggestion
  • Discussing possibility to do something


On the Model:
Short Functional Text
  • Tips on the Radio

Written Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Phrases for Introducing Other Points of View
  • Review on Order of Adverbs

SEMESTER 2

Unit 4
Spoken Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Past Perfect Tense
  • Third Conditional Sentences

Speech function:
  • Regret
  • Speculating and Predicting


On the Model:
Short Functional Text
  • News Program

Written Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Present Participles
  • Forming Present Participles


Unit 5
Spoken Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Simple Present tense versus Simple Past Tense
  • General Nouns & Specific Noun
  • Cause and Effect Connectives

Speech function:
  • Giving Support
  • Expressing Hope
  • Asking about destinations and directions


On the Model:
Short Functional Text
  • Public service advertisement

Written Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Review on Compound and Complex Sentence
  • Comma and Semicolon in Compound Sentences
  • Technical Words

Unit 6
Spoken Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Adjectives

Speech function:
  • Giving positive opinion
  • Giving negative opinion (criticizing)


On the Model:
Short Functional Text
  • Advertisement

Written Cycle
Building context Grammar:
  • Adverbial Clauses
  • Metaphors


Progress [Zumakhsin & Yulia Mufarichah – Ganeca exact]


SEMESTER 1

Unit 1
Listening: Listening to narrative text
Speaking: Expressing and accepting request
Vocabulary: word web
Grammar: subjunctive
Reading: Reading narrative text
Writing: developing a plot

Unit 2
Listening: discussing the possibility to do something
Speaking: asking and accepting apology
Vocabulary: word matching
Grammar: the past perfect tense
Reading: close reading on narrative
Writing: writing about sorrowful experience

Unit 3
Listening: listening to explanatory text
Speaking: complaining and criticizing
Vocabulary: words related to speech production
Grammar: modal and modal perfect
Reading: reading explanatory text
Writing: revising a text

Unit 4
Listening: giving or offering suggestion
Speaking: expressing curiosity
Vocabulary: phrasal verb
Grammar: passive voice
Reading: reading explanatory text
Writing: explanatory writing

Unit 5
Listening: listening to expression of blaming and accusing
Speaking: expressing ability or disability to do something
Vocabulary: synonym
Grammar: conjunction
Reading: reading a discussion text
Writing: writing a discussion text

Unit 6
Listening: listening to the expression of confession and denying
Speaking: expressing plan or purpose
Vocabulary: discovering meaning
Grammar: causative “have” and “get”
Reading: reading discussing text
Writing: writing a discussing text

SEMESTER 2

Unit 7
Listening: listening to narrative text and the expression of regret and relief
Speaking: giving instruction
Vocabulary: antonym
Grammar: quoted speech vs. reported speech
Reading: reading narrative text
Writing: analyzing text

Unit 8
Listening: listening to the expression of regret
Speaking: expressing suggestion
Vocabulary: discovering meaning
Grammar: sequences of formal tenses
Reading: reading narrative text
Writing: writing narrative text

Unit 9
Listening: listening to review text
Speaking: expressing persuasion and prohibition
Vocabulary: word matching
Grammar: relative pronoun
Reading: reading review text
Writing: finding the main ideas

Unit 10
Listening: listening to review text
Speaking: expressing encouragement
Vocabulary: synonym and antonym
Grammar: using the verb advise, suggest, and recommend
Reading: reading review text
Writing: writing review text