School : Senior
High School
Subject : English
Grade/Semester : XI 1st (first Semester)
Skill : Writing
Genre
: Grammar
Topic : Past Continuous
Meeting : First meeting
Time allocation : 2 x 45 (1 meeting)
I.
Competence
standard
12. Writing
Expressing meaning of short functional text and essay text in the form of narrative, descriptive and news item in context on everyday life.
Expressing meaning of short functional text and essay text in the form of narrative, descriptive and news item in context on everyday life.
II.
Basic
Competence
12.2 Expressing meaning and
rhetorical steps in essay text accurately, fluently and acceptable in context
of everyday life in the form of narrative, descriptive, and news item.
III.
Indicators
1.
Identify
function of Past continuous
2.
Use
Past Continuous to tell activity that was in the past.
3.
Use
Past Continuous and Simple Past to express two activities in the past.
IV.
Teaching-Learning
Methods
Competence based approach, presentation and jig show.
Competence based approach, presentation and jig show.
V.
Teaching
and Learning Activities
No.
|
Activity
|
Methods
|
Duration
|
1.
|
Opening
-
Opening
-
Check
attendance list
-
Review
about Simple Past
|
- Greet the students and pray
together
- Call the students name
- Flash game Simple Past
Irregular verb.
|
3
minutes
3
minutes
14
minutes
|
2.
|
Main
activity
-
Explain
Past continuous using Prezzi
-
Write
Past continuous sentence based on pictures.
-
Enrichment
|
- Teacher explains Past continuous
based on Prezzi presentation that has been made before. Then teacher give
some example on the whiteboard.
- Teacher provides some pictures
about past continuous, then students must write the correct sentence base on
the pictures.
- Teacher gives handbook about
two activities in the past and how to express it. Teacher divides the class
to be some group to make a jig show section.
|
10
minutes
5
minutes
25
minutes
|
3.
|
Closing
-
Conclusion
-
Giving
homework
-
Reflection
-
Closing
|
- Teacher stimulates students to
conclude what they have learned. Then the teacher concludes it generally and
clearly.
- Teacher asks students to draw
two activities in the past that related with simple past and past continuous,
and then they have to upload it on facebook group. The others students have
to make sentence based on the pictures that have been made by others.
- Reflection about the day.
- Teacher closes the class by
greeting students and leads the students to pray together.
|
10
minutes
7
minutes
10
minutes
3
minutes
|
VI.
Learning
Media
-
Game
in PowerPoint
-
Prezzi
-
Video
(for giving example)
-
Internet
VII.
Learning
Resources
-
Understanding
and Using English Grammar second edition. Azar, B.S. 1993.Prentice-Hall, Inc.
VIII.
Evaluation
Type : Formative and summative
Form : Written test and during the lesson based on their: presence, participation, activism of English usage and accuracy in using appropriate tenses.
- The teacher gives correction to the sentences that have been made and upload by the students.
Type : Formative and summative
Form : Written test and during the lesson based on their: presence, participation, activism of English usage and accuracy in using appropriate tenses.
- The teacher gives correction to the sentences that have been made and upload by the students.
School : Senior
High School
Subject : English
Grade/Semester : XI 1st (first Semester)
Skill : Writing
Genre
: Grammar
Topic : Simple Past
Meeting : First meeting
Time allocation : 2 x 45 (1 meeting)
I.
Competence
standard
12. Writing
Expressing meaning of short functional text and essay text in the form of narrative, descriptive and news item in context on everyday life.
Expressing meaning of short functional text and essay text in the form of narrative, descriptive and news item in context on everyday life.
II.
Basic
Competence
12.2 Expressing meaning and
rhetorical steps in essay text accurately, fluently and acceptable in context
of everyday life in the form of narrative, descriptive, and news item.
III.
Indicators
1.
Identify
function of Simple Past
2.
Use
Simple Past to tell past experience
IV.
Teaching-Learning
Methods
Competence based approach and presentation
Competence based approach and presentation
V.
Teaching
and Learning Activities
No.
|
Activity
|
Methods
|
Duration (in
minutes)
|
1.
|
Opening
-
Opening
-
Check
attendance list
-
Review
about Simple Present
|
- Greet the students and pray
together
- Call the students name
- Zip zap zop gameà asking about simple present to
whoever does not concentrate in playing the game.
|
2
3
10
|
2.
|
Main
activity
-
General
Pre-test (game “click the words”)
-
Explain
Simple Past using Prezzi
-
Make
an unforgettable holiday.
-
Sharing
session about their story
|
- Teacher provides the game using
PowerPoint with hyperlink for every question, answer and also the response
answer. The students have to click a word that has been provided in PPT for
filling the blank sentence.
- Teacher explains Simple Past based
on Prezzi presentation that has been made before. Then teacher give some
example on the whiteboard.
- Teacher asks students to make
their own story about unforgettable holiday.
- Students are given opportunity
to tell their story in front of the class.
|
10
15
10
10
2
13
|
3.
|
Closing
-
Conclusion
-
Quiz
-
Closing
|
- Teacher stimulates students to
conclude what they have learned. Then the teacher concludes it generally and
clearly.
- Teacher gives a simple quiz
about Simple Past.
- Teacher closes the class by
greeting students and leads the students to pray together.
|
3
10
2
|
VI.
Learning
Media
-
Game
in PowerPoint
-
Prezzi
-
Video
(for giving example)
VII.
Learning
Resources
-
Understanding
and Using English Grammar second edition. Azar, B.S. 1993.Prentice-Hall, Inc.
VIII.
Evaluation
Type : Formative and summative
Form : Written test and during the lesson based on their: presence, participation, activism of English usage and accuracy in using appropriate tenses.
Type : Formative and summative
Form : Written test and during the lesson based on their: presence, participation, activism of English usage and accuracy in using appropriate tenses.
Lesson Plan 4
School : Senior High School
Subject : English
Grade/Semester :
XI/1
Skill : Speaking
Genre : Expression
Topic : Satisfaction and
Dissatisfaction
Meeting : 1st meeting
Time allocation
: 2 x 45 (1 meeting)
I. Competence
standard
1. Expressing
the meaning text conversation and formal transactional and interpersonal
continue in the context of daily life.
II. Basic
Competence
1.1.
Expressing the meaning in conversation and interpersonal transactional
authorized and continues to use a variety of spoken language accurately,
fluently and acceptable in the context of daily life and involves speech acts:
expressing an opinion, ask for opinions, expressed his satisfaction and dissatisfaction.
III. Indicators
The
students should be able to identify the expression of satisfaction and
dissatisfaction by implementing those expressions through role play.
IV. Teaching-Learning
Methods
·
Audio lingual Method
·
Communicative Language
Teaching
V. Teaching
and Learning Activities
No.
|
Content
|
Activity
|
Duration
|
1.
|
Opening
|
Teacher
greets the students and opens the class by praying. After that teacher
rolling call the students.
|
5’
|
Teacher
reviews the previous material by asking the students questions.
|
7’
|
||
Teacher
tells the objectives which are expected by the end of the lesson.
|
5’
|
||
2.
|
Core
|
Teacher
introduces the lesson by providing the video about the dialog in the market
which contain the satisfaction and dissatisfaction expression.
After
watching the video, the students have to give commend about the video and
they have to look for the difficult expression in the dialog.
Then
teacher tell about the topic which will be learnt and show it in the Prezi.com
slide.
|
15’
|
After
introducing the lesson, teacher continue with the explanation the lesson by
using talkenglish.com as the online media which can improve the students
interest in learning the lesson.
Teacher
could play the sound of the expression, because in that online media learning
provide the sound which can help the students speaking skill in
pronunciation.
Teacher
asks the students to express the expression in talkenglish.com together.
The
students are expected to identify expression of satisfaction and
dissatisfaction in lakenglish.com.
|
20’
|
||
Then
teacher give the instruction to the students to do role play about the
satisfaction and dissatisfaction.
Teacher
design the role play by asking the students to work in pair. Before the
students come forward and they do a role play, the first they have to make a
dialog.
Through
this activity the students will be understand and they can directly implement
the expression through the role play.
After
doing role play, teacher tells the purpose of the activity.
So
the students will understand clearly about the purpose of the role play.
|
30’
|
||
4.
|
Closing
|
Before
teacher closes the class, teacher clarifies the students’ understanding by
asking the students response about the material which has been learnt on that
day. The response has to be written on the wall of Smaboy.com account of the
teacher.
|
5’
|
Teacher
closes the class by praying together.
|
3’
|
VI. Learning
Media
·
Projector.
·
Internet connection.
·
Computer/ Laptop.
·
Speaker.
·
Prezi.com.
·
Smaboy.com.
·
Talkenglish.com.
VII. Learning
Resources
Doddy,
A. Sugeng, A. & Affendi. (2012). Developing
English Competencies. Sumatera Selatan: PT. Setia Purna Inves
VIII. Evaluation
Rubric
for assessing the students Role Play
Student
Name________________________________________________________________
Category
|
4
|
3
|
2
|
1
|
Points
|
Knowledge
Gained
|
Can
clearly explain several ways in which his character with the good
performance.
|
Can
clearly explain several ways in which his character but it still needs
improvement.
|
Can
clearly explain one way in which his character.
|
Cannot
explain one way in which his character.
|
|
Pronunciation
|
Pronunciation
is extremely clear and it is based the phonological aspects.
|
Pronunciation
is clear but there are five words which use incorrect in the pronunciation.
|
Pronunciation
need improvement, there are more than ten words still use incorrect
pronunciation.
|
Pronunciation
is almost incorrect all through the role play.
|
|
Role
|
Point-of-view,
arguments, and solutions proposed were consistently in character.
|
Point-of-view,
arguments, and solutions proposed were consistently in character.
|
Point-of-view,
arguments, and solutions proposed were sometimes in character.
|
Point-of-view,
arguments, and solutions proposed were rarely in character.
|
|
Expression
|
The
expression can be covered all in performing the role play and it uses the
appropriate expression.
|
The
expression cannot be covered all and there are three inappropriate
expressions.
|
The
expression cannot be covered all and there are more than five inappropriate
expressions.
|
The
expression is inappropriate at all with the material which given by teachers.
|
|
Intonation
|
The
students can express clearly intonation and it happen naturally.
|
The
students can express clearly intonation but it still uses the compulsion
intonation.
|
The
students cannot express clearly and they express it in using clumsy
intonation.
|
The
students cannot express properly and there are more than ten words which less
in intonation.
|
|
Total
Score
|
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Lesson Plan 3
School : Senior High School
Subject : English
Grade/Semester :
XI/1
Skill : Writing
Genre : Text
Topic : Analytical
Exposition
Meeting : 1st meeting
Time allocation
: 2 x 45 (1 meeting)
I. Competence
standard
1. Expressing
the meaning in essay form of report, narrative, and analytical exposition in
the context of everyday life
II. Basic
Competence
1.1.
Expressing the meaning and rhetorical steps in essay writing using a variety of
language accurately, fluently and acceptable in the context of everyday life in
text form: report, narrative and analytical exposition.
III. Indicators
The
students should be able to identify the function, generic structure, language
feature of Analytical Exposition by making Analytical Exposition text.
·
Identify the social
function of Analytical Exposition.
·
Identify the generic
structure and language features of the text.
·
Make the example of
Analytical Exposition which can express briefly about the warm issue.
IV. Teaching-Learning
Methods
·
Communicative Language
Teaching
V. Teaching
and Learning Activities
No.
|
Content
|
Activity
|
Duration
|
1.
|
Opening
|
Teacher
greets the students and opens the class by praying. After that teacher
rolling call the students.
|
5’
|
Teacher
reviews the previous material by asking the students questions.
|
7’
|
||
Teacher
tells the objectives which are expected by the end of the lesson.
|
5’
|
||
2.
|
Core
|
Teacher
introduces the lesson by showing pictures which contain the warm issues now
days in the Prezi slide.
Teacher
ask the students’ response about the pictures which shown in the slide.
The
next teacher tells the students what Analytical Exposition is.
|
15’
|
After
introducing the lesson, teacher continues with the explanation the lesson by
using Prezi slide.
Teacher
divides class into three groups.
Teachers
give papers which contain the example text of Analytical Exposition, the
texts for every group groups are different.
Then
teacher asks every group to do their assignment, they have to identify
function, generic structure and language feature.
The
next activity is gallery walk, every group have to present the result of their
work in Prezi slide.
|
35’
|
||
After
doing gallery walk, teacher clarify the activity that have been done by the
students.
In
this session, teacher explains briefly about the Analytical Exposition.
Teacher
tells the steps how to make Analytical Exposition.
|
15’
|
||
4.
|
Closing
|
Before
teacher closes the class, teacher clarifies the students’ understanding by
asking the students to make Analytical Exposition.
The
results of students’ work have to be posted in the class blog.
Every students have to give commend on others’ work on the blog. |
5’
|
Teacher
closes the class by praying together.
|
3’
|
VI. Learning
Media
·
Projector.
·
Internet connection.
·
Computer/ Laptop.
·
Prezi.com
·
Blogger.com
VII. Learning
Resources
Doddy,
A. Sugeng, A. & Affendi. (2012). Developing English Competencies. Sumatera
Selatan: PT. Setia Purna Inves
VIII. Evaluation
Rubric
for assessing the student writing about Analytical Exposition
Student
Name_______________________________________________________________
Category
|
0-1
|
2
|
3-4
|
Points
|
Thesis
(introduction)
|
No
clear statement or sense of where the writing is going
|
The
introduction clearly states the purpose of the paper but the eye-opener is
not attention grabbing.
|
The
introduction is inviting, clearly stating the purpose of the paper. The
eye-opener is extremely attention grabbing.
|
|
Argument
(body)
|
The
argument is not clear and it is not support the rational ideas.
|
The
argument is clear, but the limitation in supporting rational ideas.
|
The
argument is extremely clear and supported by rational ideas.
|
|
Reiteration
(conclusion)
|
The
conclusion is not clear and it cannot conclude the whole of the paper.
|
The
conclusion is clear enough, but the important part of the paper is not showed
in the conclusion.
|
The
conclusion is extremely clear and it is showed the whole of important part in
the paper. It is easy to be understood.
|
|
Organization
|
The
synchronization between paragraphs is confusing and cannot make the sense.
|
The
synchronization between paragraphs is clear but still need improvement in the
certain point of the paragraph.
|
The
synchronization between paragraphs is extremely clear and it is easy to be
followed the point of the paragraph.
|
|
Mechanical and
Grammar
|
Paper
has many grammatical errors that make it difficult to comprehend the paper.
|
Paper
has some grammatical errors that obstruct understanding.
|
Paper
has no or few grammatical errors that obstruct understanding.
|
|
Total
Score
|
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Lesson Plan Format 2
Subject : English
Class : 10th grade
Date : Tuesday, 26 January 2013
Class : 10th grade
Date : Tuesday, 26 January 2013
Unit :
3
Class size : 25 students
Time : 08.00-09.00
Class size : 25 students
Time : 08.00-09.00
Topic :
recount text
Grouping : 4 groups
Duration : 60 minutes
Grouping : 4 groups
Duration : 60 minutes
Prior Knowledge:
Students
should be able to:
- understand the use and function of simple past tense
and past continous tense
Instructional Objectives
By
the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- understand the structure and function of recount
text
- apply the topic in the daily activities
- make the recount text structurely and use the right
tenses
Resources/Materials/Technology
- cards : regular and irregular verbs
- printed text about recount text
- slides of explanation
- flipcharts, markers
Instructional Procedure
|
Duration
|
Resources/Materials/Technology
|
Rationale
|
Tuning-in:
Introducing
- roll call
- guessing game
about verb
|
10 minutes
|
-
cards
|
|
Lesson Development:
-
explanation
-
distribute the texts and analyze
-
grouping : make the recount text based on each topics
- Galery walk : class presentation
|
10 minutes
10 minutes
15 minutes
10 minutes
|
-
Slide presentation
-
Recount text
-
Flipcharts, markers, topics
|
|
Closure:
Review about the whole activities
Tyding up the things
Saying good bye
|
5 minutes
|
-
Post it
|
Lesson Plan Format 1
Subject : English
Class : 10th grade
Date : Monday, 25 January 2013
Class : 10th grade
Date : Monday, 25 January 2013
Unit :
3
Class size : 25 students
Time : 08.00-09.00
Class size : 25 students
Time : 08.00-09.00
Topic :
folktales (narrative)
Grouping : 4 groups
Duration : 20 minutes
Grouping : 4 groups
Duration : 20 minutes
Language focus : Listening
Standard competence :
- Understand the
purpose of short-functional text and simple monologue text of narrative
Basic competence :
- Respond the
meaning of simple monologue text in oral accurately and fluent in context
of daily life
Prior Knowledge:
Students
should be able to:
- understand the use and function of simple past tense
and past continous tense
- understand the various folktales
- have the listening skill well
Instructional Objectives
By
the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- understand the structure of narrative text
- differenciate various folktales included mentioning
the moral values of the story
- make the narrative text structurely and use the
right tenses
Resources/Materials/Technology
- recording story
- printed text about narrative
- slides of characters in folktales
- paper of questions and diagram venn
Instructional Procedure
|
Duration
|
Resources/Materials/Technology
|
Rationale
|
Tuning-in:
Introducing
- roll call
- guessing
the characters in folktales
|
3 minutes
|
-
slides of characters in folktales (pictures)
|
|
Lesson Development:
-
Play the recording stories
- Work with the questions paper according to the
recording stories
- Peer discussion to make the diagram venn
- Class discussion
- Explanation of structure and tenses in narrative text
- Grouping : make the narrative text based on each part
in narrative text
- Class presentation (briefly)
|
7 minutes
3 minutes
3 minutes
2 minutes
|
-
two recording stories
-
paper of questions
-
paper of diagram venn
-
printed text about narrative
-
flipchart
|
|
Closure:
Review about the whole activities
Tyding up the things
Saying good bye
|
2 minutes
|
Rubrics :
Assessment Rubric
CATEGORY
|
3
|
2
|
1
|
Comprehension
|
Student is able to accurately answer almost all
questions posed by classmates about the topic.
|
Student is able to accurately answer most
questions posed by classmates about the topic.
|
Student is unable to accurately answer questions posed by classmates about the
topic.
|
Accuracy
|
Accurately use the generic structure and
language feature of narrative text and few mistakes in
grammar.
|
Do not really accurately use the generic
structure and language feature of narrative text and
some mistakes in grammar
|
Do not accurately use the generic structure
and language feature of narrative text and
many mistakes in grammar.
|
Variety of vocabulary
|
Uses vocabulary appropriate for the audience.
Extends audience vocabulary by defining words that might be new to most of
the audience
|
Uses vocabulary appropriate for the audience.
Includes 1-2 words that might be new to most of the audience, but does not
define them..
|
Uses several (5 or more) words or phrases that
are not understood by the audience.
|
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