Lesson Plan-2
Lesson Plan-2
V. Methods
1. Communicative Language Teaching
VI. Media
1. White board/Board marker
2. Projector/LCD
3. Laptop
4. Speaker
VII. Sources
Interactive English 2 (Book)
Internet
VIII. Learning Steps
Preliminary Activity
Teacher Students Time
The teacher greets the students The students respond to the 10
teacher’s greeting minutes
The teacher invites students to One of the students leads the
pray praying
The teacher checks the presence The students respond to the
of students teacher when there is (are)
student(s) who is (are)
absent.
Main Activity
(Observing)
(Questioning)
The teacher gives the students an By guided by the teacher, the 10
opportunity to ask. students ask questions based minutes
on the materials given
(Exploring)
The teacher gives the student the The students read, share and 15
exercise, then asks the student to discuss their findings. minutes
do the exercise.
The teacher discusses the
students’ finding.
The teacher divides the students 30
into 3 groups. Each group minutes
consists of four pairs.
The teacher gives the students the
themes. Each pair should write its
part. The results will be written
on the board.
The teacher shows the picture on 15
the projector. Then, asks the minutes
students write a recount text
based on the picture.
Closing Activity
1 Very Poor
Mechanics - Few (if any) noticeable lapses in punctuation or spelling. 6 Excellent
- Occasional lapses in punctuation or Spelling which does
not, however, interfere with comprehension. 5 Very Good
- Errors in punctuation or Spelling fairly frequent;
occasional re-reading necessary for full comprehension.
- Frequent errors in spelling or punctuation; lead 4 Good
sometimes to Obscurity.
- Errors in spelling or punctuation so frequent that reader
must often rely on own interpretation. 3 Fair
- Errors in spelling on punctuation so severe as to make
comprehension virtually impossible. 2 Poor
1 Very Poor
Fluency - Choice of structure, and vocabulary consistently 6 Excellent
(style and ease appropriate; like that of educated native writer.
of - Occasional Lack of consistency in choice of structures
communicatio and vocabulary which does not, however, impair overall 5 Very Good
n) ease of communication.
- ‘Patchy’, with some structures or vocabulary Items
noticeably inappropriate to general style.
- Structures or vocabulary items sometimes not only 4 Good
inappropriate but also misused; little sense of ease of
communication. 3 Fair
- Communication often impaired by completely
inappropriate or misused structures or vocabulary items.
- A ‘hotch-potch’ of half-learned misused structures and 2 Poor
vocabulary items rendering communication almost
Impossible.
1 Very Poor
Organization - Highly organized; clear progression of ideas well linked; 6 Excellent
like educated native writer.
- Material well organized; links could occasionally he 5 Very Good
clearer but communication not impaired.
- Some lack of organization; re-reading required for
clarification of ideas, 4 Good
- Little or no attempt at connectivity, though reader can
deduce some organization. 3 Fair
- Individual ideas may be clear, but very difficult to
deduce connection between them. 2 Poor
- Lack of organization so severe that communication is
seriously impaired. 1 Very Poor
Ahmad Naufal
Dra. Hj. Dewi Muslimah, S.Pd. 18716251029
NIP. 1961120219083032002
Ardina Udiawan
18716251039
LESSON PLAN
V. Methods
1. Communicative Language Teaching
VI. Media
1. White board/Board marker
2. Projector/LCD
3. Laptop
4. Speaker
VII. Sources
Interactive English 2 (Book)
Internet
VIII. Learning Steps
Preliminary Activity
Teacher Students Time
The teacher greets the students The students respond to the 5
teacher’s greeting minutes
The teacher invites students to One of the students leads the
pray prayer
The teacher checks the presence The students respond to the
of students teacher when there is
one/more student(s) who is
absent
Main Activity
(Observing)
(Associating)
The teacher ask the student to The students make a group 20
make some groups. Each group defined by the teacher. minutes
consists of eight students.
The teacher gives a worksheet The students follow the
containing jumbled words for teachers’ instruction to work
every group and asks them to on the worksheet containing
arrange the jumbled word into jumbled word.
good sentences.
The teacher asks a volunteer of The volunteer of each group
each group to write down their writes down the answer on
answer on the board. the board.
The teacher discusses the answer The students discuss their
with the students and gives work with the teacher and
feedback to the students other students.
The teacher instructs the students The students arrange the
to arrange the jumbled sentences jumbled sentences into a
into a good simple recount text. good simple recount text.
The teacher asks the students to The students gives feedback
exchange the work with other to the other students’ work.
groups.
The teacher discusses the answer The students discuss their
with the students and gives work with the teacher and
feedback to the students other students.
(Communicating)
The teacher will ask the students The students create their own 40
to make their draft of recount text draft of recount text in pair. minutes
in pair. Then the teacher spreads
out picture series to assist the
students in creating the draft. By
the guidance of the teacher, the
students construct their draft.
The teacher’ asks the students to Every pair submits their own
submit their work. draft.
Closing Activity
1 Very Poor
Mechanics - Few (if any) noticeable lapses in punctuation or spelling. 6 Excellent
- Occasional lapses in punctuation or Spelling which does
not, however, interfere with comprehension. 5 Very Good
- Errors in punctuation or Spelling fairly frequent;
occasional re-reading necessary for full comprehension.
- Frequent errors in spelling or punctuation; lead 4 Good
sometimes to Obscurity.
- Errors in spelling or punctuation so frequent that reader
must often rely on own interpretation. 3 Fair
- Errors in spelling on punctuation so severe as to make
comprehension virtually impossible. 2 Poor
1 Very Poor
Fluency - Choice of structure, and vocabulary consistently 6 Excellent
(style and ease appropriate; like that of educated native writer.
of - Occasional Lack of consistency in choice of structures
communicatio and vocabulary which does not, however, impair overall 5 Very Good
n) ease of communication.
- ‘Patchy’, with some structures or vocabulary Items
noticeably inappropriate to general style.
- Structures or vocabulary items sometimes not only 4 Good
inappropriate but also misused; little sense of ease of
communication. 3 Fair
- Communication often impaired by completely
inappropriate or misused structures or vocabulary items.
- A ‘hotch-potch’ of half-learned misused structures and 2 Poor
vocabulary items rendering communication almost
Impossible.
1 Very Poor
Organization - Highly organized; clear progression of ideas well linked; 6 Excellent
like educated native writer.
- Material well organized; links could occasionally he 5 Very Good
clearer but communication not impaired.
- Some lack of organization; re-reading required for
clarification of ideas, 4 Good
- Little or no attempt at connectivity, though reader can
deduce some organization. 3 Fair
- Individual ideas may be clear, but very difficult to
deduce connection between them. 2 Poor
- Lack of organization so severe that communication is
seriously impaired. 1 Very Poor
Ahmad Naufal
Dra. Hj. Dewi Muslimah, S.Pd. 18716251029
NIP. 1961120219083032002
Ardina Udiawan
18716251039