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LESSON PLAN

Subject : English
Grade/Semester : 2/4
Meeting : 4,5 and 6
Time allocation : 1X45’
Standard of Competency : Communicating in English at elementary level
Basic Competency : Expressing Emotion
Indicator : Expressions used to invite someone are used correctly.

I. learning Objective
By the end of the lesson, students are able to:
1. Write an invitation letter.
2. Make a telephone conversation for invitation.

II. Learning Material
Expressions used to invite someone.
– Do you want to……………….
– Would you like to……………
– How would you like to…………
– Would you be interested in…………..ing.

Expressions used to accept invitation.
– That sounds great.
– That sounds like fun.
– I’d love to.
– I’d like to.

Expressions used to decline invitation.
– I am afraid I can’t.
– I am afraid I won’t be able to.

Listening

Dear Bob and Susan,
Thanks very much for inviting me to your barbecue on July 16th. I’d like to come, but unfortunately I can’t because I am visiting my parents that weekend. I hope you all have a lovely evening.

Reading Text

Read the text carefully.
On behalf of the government, city major invites you as a guest in the Independence Fair Opening Ceremony.

Date : Sunday, 17 August 2008.
Time : 4 p.m.
Place : Outside Stadium

Since place and time limited, so your attendance will be appreciated.
Thanks for your attention.
City Major,
H. Drs. Anwar Zaenuddin

Speaking

Study the model of the dialogue.
Work in pairs and act the dialogue.

Esti : Good morning. Can I speak to Maria?
Maria ; Oh, it’s Maria speaking. Who’s speaking please?
Esti : I am Esti. Maria, would you like to go dancing tomorrow night?
Maria : Tomorrow night? I am afraid I can’t. I have to work over time.
Esti : That’s too bad.
Maria : It is. Going dancing sounds like a lot more fun than working over time.
May be some other time.

III. Teaching Learning Method

– Direct method
– Communicative Language Teaching (CLT)
IV. Teaching Learning Process

a. Warming Up
– Triggering Questions
1. Would you like to come to my birth day party?
2. Do you want to see a film with me this evening?
3. I wonder if you are interested in watching football match.
– Students drill vocabulary related to the topic.
Invite,
come,
love,
great,
fun

b. Main Activity
– Listening
Students complete unfinished invitation letter while the teacher reading.

– Reading
– Students in group of 4 read an invitation letter.
– Students in group of 4 write 4 questions based on the letter.
– Students in group ask and answer each other.

– Speaking
Students work in pairs, make a dialogue based on the situation given.

– Writing
Students rearrange the jumbled sentences.

c. Summing Up
1. What is the topic today?
2. What new words can you find in the topic today
3. How to invite someone……

V. Media/Source
– Modul Bahasa Inggris SMK (HUP)
– English in Progress to elementary level (Drs. Munash F. Anwar)
– Express Ways (Steven J. Molinsky, Bill Bliss)

VI. Assessment
Make an invitation letter based on the situation given.
1. You invite a friend to come to a party at you house on Friday afternoon.
2. You invite a friend to come to the football match with you tomorrow.

VI. Evaluation

a. In the process

Assessment
No Name Fluency
(21-40) Evaluation Aspect Total
( 100) Competent/
Incompetent
Pronunciation
(6-20 ) Intonation
(6-20) Grammar
( 6-20)

b. Result
.
Assessment

No Name Content Accuracy Total Competent/
incompetent
Spelling Punctuation Grammar

Toboali 2009

Head master teacher

Drs. SUNNAIDI SOLIHIN, MM A.ZAINI RAHMAN,S.Pd

Learning Material

Listening Material
Listen to the teacher and while you are listening complete the missing words.

Dear Bob and Susan,
Thanks very much for ………………….. your barbecue on July 16th. I’d like to come, …………………….. I can’t because I am……………….. my parents that weekend. I …………………….. all have a lovely evening.

Reading Text.
Write 4 questions using WH-question/yes-no question based on the text below.

On behalf of the government, city major invites you as a guest in the Independence Fair Opening Ceremony.

Date : Sunday, 17 August 2008.
Time : 4 p.m.
Place : Outside Stadium

Since place and time limited, so your attendance will be appreciated.
Thanks for your attention.

City Major,
H. Drs. Anwar Zaenuddin

Writing

The line’s in Peter’s letter to Jane are in the wrong order. Write the letter in the correct order.

– Bristol
– 15th may
– 2, Wyston Road
– Love,
– Flat on Saturday evening
– Dear Jane
– Would you like to come?
– Of your records because I
– Peter
– Haven’t got very many
– I’m having a party at my
– Can you bring some

Speaking

Study the model of the dialogue.
Work in pairs and act the dialogue.

Esti : Good morning. Can I speak to Maria?
Maria ; Oh, it’s Maria speaking. Who’s speaking please?
Esti : I am Esti. Maria, would you like to go dancing tomorrow night?
Maria : Tomorrow night? I am afraid I can’t. I have to work over time.
Esti : That’s too bad.
Maria : It is. Going dancing sounds like a lot more fun than working over time.
May be some other time.

lesson plan 2

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LESSON PLAN

Subject : English

Grade/semester : XI / 2

Meeting : 10,11,12 and 13

Time Allocation : 2 X 45’

Standard of competency : Communicating English at elementary level

Basic competency : Comprehending of simple instructions

Indicator : Using expressions about how to ask for and giving suggest-

ion or advices expressed correctly

I. Learning objectives

By the end of the lesson students are able to ask for and give a suggestion or advice

II. Learning material

a. expressions that used in asking for and giving suggestion or advice

– what do you recommend me if I ……….?

– what do you suggest for ……..?

– Where should I ……….. ?

– Do you have any suggestion for ……….?

I suggest you to ……………………

You had better ………………..

I recommend you to ………..

I think you should ……….

Why don’t you ………… ?

How about ………………. ?

b. listening material

the students listen to the cassette

c. Reading material

In pairs, The students read a dialogue and they have to underlined the expression

about suggestion

d. Speaking material

the students match the statement

e. Writing

the teacher gives cases/situations

III. Teaching – learning method

– Audio Lingual Method ( ALM )

– Direct Method

IV. Teaching- learning Process

a. Warming Up

– Triggering questions

1. What do you need if you are hungry?

2. Where do you go if you want to buy book ?

3. What do you do if you feel tired ?

b. Main Activity

– Listening

The teacher gives pictures to the students, by listening cassette they

have to match which statement is related to the picture.

– Reading

In pairs the students read a dialogue and then they have to underlined the express-

ions about how to ask for and giving suggestion.

– Speaking

The students are given statements about situations and suggestions. In pairs, they

have to match each situation with the correct suggestion.

– Writing

The students write suggestions for the following cases/situations.

1. It’s very hot inside the classroom, the window is closed.

2. Your brother is always have a cough because he smokes too much

3. The children normally go to bed at 09.00.it is now 9.30.They are not in bed,

they are watching television

c. Summing Up

– make conclusions about the lesson by asking these questions :

1. What is the topic of our lesson today ?

2. Can you give me a suggestion for my headache ?

3. What should I do if I feel thirsty ?

V. Media/source

– Global Access to The World of Work, book 2 2000 Second Edition ( Drs. I Made

Wijana, dkk )

– Modul Bahasa Inggris SMK level Elementary HUP ( TIM MGMD Bahasa Inggris )

VI. Assessment

The students have to give suggestions orally based on the situations given.

1. Your friend has a bad toothache

2. Your friend rides his motorcycle at night without lights

3. Your brother is always coughing because he smokes to much

4. Your sister wants to play the piano late at night. You know that she’ll wake up

the people next door

5. Your friend is getting lost

VII. Evaluation

Process

No

Name

Fluency

(21-40)

Evaluation Aspect

Total

(100)

Competent/

incompetent

Pronunciation

(6-20)

Intonation

(6-20)

Grammar

(6-20)

Toboali 2009

Head master teacher

Drs. SUNNAIDI SOLIHIN, MM A.ZAINI RAHMAN,S.Pd

Teaching Material

A ( Situations )

B ( suggestions )

– I’m very tired

– I’m sick

– What do we want to eat tonight?

a. Why don’t you see a doctor ?

b. How about a delicious fried chicken?

c. You’d better get some rest

A ( Situations )

B ( Suggestions )

– where do you want to go tonight?

– I didn’t understand the lesson

– How many people shall we invite to the

party ?

d. What about 35 persons ?

e. I suggest you ask your English teacher to

explain it again

f. What about going to the Cinema ?

SHORT MESSAGE SERVIce

Bang….. tell me who send this short message bang

Bang …. This message with those words of honey

Bang … it must come from your girlfriend abang

Bang …. It has caused me feel so uneasy

Bang…..please give me your answer now abang

Bang….. I will throw your mobile phone away

Bang …. Please tell me the truth right now abang

Bang, if you love me anyway

When you talk in argument, you are so good with reasons

Obviously you’ve wrong statement, still going with your reasons

You tell me wrong number lah

You tell me someone’s jokes lah

Starting this very moment, mobile phone will be mine

Teaching Material

A ( Situations )

B ( suggestions )

– I’m very tired

– I’m sick

– What do we want to eat tonight?

a. Why don’t you see a doctor ?

b. How about a delicious fried chicken?

c. You’d better get some rest

A ( Situations )

B ( Suggestions )

– where do you want to go tonight?

– I didn’t understand the lesson

– How many people shall we invite to the

party ?

d. What about 35 persons ?

e. I suggest you ask your English teacher to

explain it again

f. What about going to the Cinema ?

Dialogue

In pairs, read the dialogue and then underlined the expressions that you found about asking for and giving suggestions !

Dela : What do you want to do today ?

Indri : I don’t know. I don’t feel well now

Dela : what’s wrong ?

Indri : I’ve got a headache. Do you have any suggestion for me ?

Della : Well,I think you should take an aspirin and get rest.

Indri : Yeah.I think so.Thank you.

Della : You’re welcome.

– Writing

The students write suggestions for the following cases/situations.

1. It’s very hot inside the classroom, the window is closed.

2. Your brother is always have a cough because he smokes too much

3. The children normally go to bed at 09.00.it is now 9.30.They are not in bed,

they are watching television

– Writing

The students write suggestions for the following cases/situations.

1. It’s very hot inside the classroom, the window is closed.

2. Your brother is always have a cough because he smokes too much

3. The children normally go to bed at 09.00.it is now 9.30.They are not in bed,

they are watching television

– Writing

The students write suggestions for the following cases/situations.

1. It’s very hot inside the classroom, the window is closed.

2. Your brother is always have a cough because he smokes too much

3. The children normally go to bed at 09.00.it is now 9.30.They are not in bed,

they are watching television

lesson plan english for smk

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LESSON PLAN

Subject : English

Grade/semester : XI/ 4

Meeting : 1,2, and 3

Time allocation : 1 X 45’

Standard of competency : communicating in English at Elementary level

Basic Competency : Comprehending simple instructions

Indicator : Expressions used to describe work process of thing are

Expressed correctly

I. Learning Objective

By the end of the lesson, students are able to describe how to operate things.

II. Learning Material

a. Words used in describing processes

Transitional words

– first …….. Verbs

– to begin …. – Press – Fix

– Next ……. – Push – Find out

– the second …. – Pull – Change

– Then ….. – Connect – Wind

– afterward ….. – Plug – Iron

– to continue ….. – Turn on – Glow

– to finish ….. – Turn off

– the last ……. – Set

– Finally ……. – Choose

b. Connecting the AC adapter Laptop

– First, connect the power cord to the AC adapter.

– Next, Connect the CD output plug on the AC adapter to the DC IN input port on

the back of the computer.

– Then, Plug the power cord into a live wall outlet.

– Finally, the battery indicator on the front of the computer should glow.

c. Reading text

How to Operate Washing Machine

Most washing machines work in similar way, and they are easy to use if you do the following things. First, find out the plug of electricity and get the voltage appropriate. Then, set the timer of the washing machine; turn on the wash action according to the job. Don’t forget to put detergent into the water and plug the socket. After setting the wash timer, you set the wash action. Choose gentle, normal, or heavy based on the number of washes. Next, when you finish washing, open the valve selector; wash-rinse or drain. Change the detergent water and dirt with clean water. Then, wind the spin timer after bleaching with clean water. After spinning, you dry the wash under sunlight. Finally, iron the dry wash as you want.

Listening Material

Thank you for visiting our showroom. Here, we’re going to show you a new product. A fantastic vacuum cleaner and how it works. First, fix the hose. Plug the cord into the socket then start the vacuum cleaner by pushing the ON button. No sweeping no wasting time.

III. Teaching and Learning Method

Direct method

Total Physical Response

IV. Teaching-learning Process

a. Warming Up.

– game. (information gap)

In group. Each student gets a sentence. Students rearrange the sentences into the

correct order.

– Triggering questions.

b. Main Activity

– The teacher tells the students the objective of the lesson.

– The teacher explains the topic of the lesson.

– The students listen to the teacher.

– The students respond the questions given.

– The teacher demonstrates how to operate thing.

– The teacher asks one of students to demonstrate how to operate thing.

– The students, in group, read the text.

– The students make questions based on the text and another group answer them.

– The teacher shows the pictures

– The students write a short composition based the picture given.

c. Summing Up

– Make a conclusion of the lesson.

V. Media / Source

– Media : picture, card, realia

– Source : English in Progress to Elementary Level (Drs. Munash F. Anwar ;

Yudhistira), Manual description ( laptop Toshiba ), Berkomunikasi dalam

Bahasa Inggris pada Level Novice (Dra. Inoh, dkk)

VI. Evaluation

a. In the process

Assessment

No

Name

Fluency

(21-40)

Evaluation Aspect

Total

( 100)

Competent/

Incompetent

Pronunciation

(6-20 )

Intonation

(6-20)

Grammar

( 6-20)

b. Result

Choose one picture, then, write a short composition based on the picture.

Assessment

No

Name

Content

Accuracy

Total

Competent/

incompetent

Spelling

Punctuation

Grammar

Toboali 2009

Head master teacher

Drs. SUNNAIDI SOLIHIN, MM A.ZAINI RAHMAN,S.Pd

Teaching Learning Material

Triggering Questions

1. Do you have a computer/television/ tape recorder/ iron/HP in your house?

2. Can you operate it?

3. Please describe how to operate it?

4. How to change your HP battery?

Reading text

How to Operate Washing Machine

Most washing machines work in similar way, and they are easy to use if you do the following things. First, find out the plug of electricity and get the voltage appropriate. Then, set the timer of the washing machine; turn on the wash action according to the job. Don’t forget to put detergent into the water and plug the socket. After setting the wash timer, you set the wash action. Choose gentle, normal, or heavy based on the number of washes. Next, when you finish washing, open the valve selector; wash-rinse or drain. Change the detergent water and dirt with clean water. Then, wind the spin timer after bleaching with clean water. After spinning, you dry the wash under sunlight. Finally, iron the dry wash as you want.

1. Teacher asks students in group to make questions.

2. Each group answer another group question.

Listening Material

Thank you for visiting our showroom. Here, we’re going to show you a new product. A fantastic vacuum cleaner and how it works. First, fix the hose. Plug the cord into the socket then start the vacuum cleaner by pushing the ON button. No sweeping no wasting time.

1. What product is being explained?

2. What do you do after you fix the hose?

3. How to start this product?

4. How many steps are there to operate the product?

5. What will happen if we do the steps improperly?

6. What does “NO SWEEPING NO WASTING TIME” mean?

Key answer:

1. Vacuum cleaner

2. Plug the cord into the socket.

3. By pushing the ON button.

4. 3 steps.

5. The product will not work well.

6. It means that we don’t need to sweep much time.

Sum up

1. What do you think of the lesson today?

2. Do you have other new vocabularies?

3. What vocabulary can you get from the lesson?

4. Do you know how to operate fan?

5. Can you describe how to operate something? Give one example.

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