SD Kelas 5 Bahasa Inggris

Teacher: Elmu Academy
Teacher: Fadhila Nisaulmuna
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The word “vegetable” comes from a Latin word that means “to grow,” which reminds us that language often grows from science and daily life. When we learn food names in English like spinach, mango, or garlic, we are not only memorizing vocabulary, but also building categories in our brain that help us describe nutrition, taste, texture, and cooking processes more clearly and accurately.

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About the course

In this course, we explore how English works in real-life situations, starting from buying fruits and vegetables in the market, helping in the kitchen, visiting a friend’s house, shopping on a market day, going to the library, and reading different kinds of stories. You will learn how to use numbers for prices and quantities, give and follow instructions, describe places and neighborhoods, ask and answer questions politely, and understand short stories through listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities.

Each chapter combines vocabulary building, sentence patterns, short dialogues, songs, and story-based learning. You will practice functional language for daily communication, such as expressing needs, describing objects, talking about routines, borrowing items, and retelling stories. By the end of the course, you will understand how language is used to exchange information, build social interaction, and organize ideas clearly in spoken and written English.

What you'll learn

Use English expressions for buying, selling, asking prices, and talking about quantities.
Give and follow simple instructions in daily activities, such as cooking or helping at home.
Describe people, places, and neighborhoods using clear and correct sentences.
Understand and retell short stories using key vocabulary and simple past forms.
Communicate politely in everyday situations, such as borrowing books or asking for help.

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