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Understanding the meaning of simple conversation for interpersonal and transactional purpose interactive and non interactive in formal
and informal situation to communicate with the closest environment
Basic Competence
Penilaian
Learning Materials
Learning Activities
Indicator
Technique
- identifying the
Oral Test
expressions of how to
greet someone whom you
know or you havent
known and introducing
ourselvesor other.
- Responding the
expresion of how to greet
someonewhom you know
or you havent known and
introducing ourselves or
other.
- Expressing greeting to
those whom you know or
you havent known and
introducing ourselvesor
others in a dialog given
Identifying the
expressions.
Pronouncing the
expressions.
Making adialog and
practice it in pairs.
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Worksheet
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Listen to the
expressions and give
the right responses
T: Assalamualaikum
Good Morning
Everybody
S: ..............................
T:Well.the time is up
see you later.
S: ..............................
T: OK.class id like to
introduce a new friend
to you hisname is
Ahmad Fauzi
Sources
2 x 40 -English Book
Minutes Can Do
-Relevant Text
T: please forgive me.
books.
S: ..............................
-CD Listening:
T:Who is your English
Can Do I
teacher
S: ..............................
T:Practice the dialog.
Standard of Competence
Basic Competence
: Listening
2. Understanding the meaning of short, simple spoken functional text to communicate with the closest environment and/or academic
context.
Evaluation
Learning Materials
Learning Activities
2.1. Understanding the - Short functional Texts. o Listen to spoken text given
meaning in short
Ibstructions
by the teacher.
functional spoken
Greeting Cards
o Identify the meaning of the
text to interact in
List of The Things
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Example of Instrument
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Standard of Competence
Basic Competence
: Speaking
3. Expressing the meaning of simple conversation for personal and transactional purpose in formal and informal situation to
communicate with the closest environment and/or in academic context.
Evaluation
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Learning Activities
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- Spelling the alpabets: - Ask the students to practice - Expressing greeting, and Oral Test Worksheet -Wprk in pairs. Make a
4 x 40 -English book
A,B,C,etc
in pronouncing the
introducing
dialog based on the
Minutes Can Do
-introducing to someone
alphabets.
ourselve/others in aform
situation and practice it
-Relevant
example:
- Give example on how to
of a dialog.
with a friend.
textbooks.
A: Hello,Im Ali.Whats
pronounce/spell
- Identifying the
-Listen to the questions and
-CD listening
your name,please?
someones name.
expressions of asking for
give information using
Can Do
B. Hello,Ali my name is - Listen to some dialogs about
and giving information.
personal pronouns.
Ihsan.
how to introduce
- Responding to the
3.2.Interacting with the
someone to someone else.
expressions of asking
T: What is your
closest environment by -introducing others
- Pronounce and explain the
and giving information.
brothers name?
using the expressions of Example:
expressions of
- Expressions asking for
S: ................................
greeting, intoducing
X: Hi, Aisha.id like you
instroducing someone.
and giving information in
T: Where is father now?
ourselves/others, giving
to meet farah. She is- Listen to a dialog about
a form of a dialog.
S: ................................
command and
my friend.
asking for and giving
prohibition.
Y: Hi,Farah.how do you
information to the class
do? Nice to meet
and explai it.
you.
- Give examples about the
expressions of asking for
- Asking for and giving
and giving information,
information
and pronounce them in
X:can you tell me what
front of the class.
movie doyou like
best?
Y:Sure it is happy feet.
3.3 Expressing the
- Giving direction
- Give some sentences
Expressing asking for anf
Oral Test Worksheet -Give responses to the
6 x 40 -English book
meaning of simple
Example:
expressions to give
giving direction.
following expressions. minutes Can Do
spoken language for
X: Could you tell me how
direction.
Expressing gratitude.
T: Can you tell me the
-Relevant
interpersonal and
to get to ...?
- Give a model dialog about Offering something politely.
way to the canteen from
textbooks.
transctional accuratly, Y: Sure. Go stright on this
asking for and giving
here?
-CD listening
fluently, and,
way as far as the toilet.
direction completed with
S: .................................
Can Do
acceptably to
Then, turn left and go
the map.
T: Thanks so mach for
communicate with the
stright. It is on your left.- Explain the meaning of th
the information.
closest environment
expressions in the dialog.
S: .................................
about asking for and - Expressing Gratitude
- Give a model dialog about
giving information,
Example:
expressing gratitude and
expressing gratitude,
X: Thanks million for
offering something
apology and politeness.
your help.
politely.
Y: Dont mention it. - Give another example those
expressions.
- Offering something
Basic Competence
Evaluation
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politely
Exmple:
X: Excuse me, Sir. What
do you like to drink?
Y: hot coffe, please.
Learning Activities
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Standard of Competence
: Speaking
4. Expressing the meaning of simple spoken dunctional text to communicate with the closest environment and/or academic context.
Evaluation
Basic Competence
Learning Materials
Learning Activities
Expressing some
o Pronnounce vocabulary in
words/vocabularies
pairs (like the example
about the list of the
given by the teacher).
things by using Thereo Make sentences by using
is../There are...
There is... and There
There is a blackboard
are ... based on the
in from of my
picture and pronounce
classroom. There are
them in pairs.
sixteen tables in my o Demoastrate the expressions
classroom.
of giving command given
by the teacher.
Expressing numbers o Give a list of numbers to the
and time.
students and give example
Cardinal and Ordinal
how to pronounce them.
Nambers. Exampel : o Explain the difference
X : What time is it?
between Cardinaland
Y: It is a quarter past
Ordinal numbers to
ten.
students.
o Show the pictures of the the
-Expressing giving
clock which tell the time
command and
by using past and to.
prohibition.
o Listen to a model dialog
Clean the blackboard!
about congratulating and
Dont litter the floor!
asking for apology and
explain it to the students.
-Expressing gratitude and
o Explain and pronounce
apology.
some another example of
A: Happy birthday to
the expressions for
you. Reza
congratulating and asking
B: Thank you.
for apology.
X: Please, forgive me,
Sir.
Y: Forget it.
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Standard of Competence
Basic Competence
: Reading
5. Understanding the meaning of writen simple, short functional text to communicate with the closest environment and/or in academic
context.
Evaluation
Learning Materials
Learning Activities
Indicator
greeting cards,
simple written
Cardinal.
announcement and letter
fungcional text
- Reading the Lesson
o Give examples how to read
accurately, fluently
schedule.
the text loudly to the
and acceptably with- Reading and
students and ask the
the closest
comprehending greeting students to read it.
environment.
cards, announcement o Guide the students to
and letter.
understand the idea of the
text and discuss the
generic structure.
Technique Instrument
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Reading comprehension Oral Test- Worksheet - Read out the texts below.
- Structured
Mind your
of short funvtional text in
questiens
pronunciation and
the form of lesson
intonation.
schedule.
Identifying short
- Read and understand the
functional text in the
text.
form of greeting cards,
Answer the questions:
announcement and letter.
1. Who writes the text?
Reading short functional
2. Why does the writer
texts in the form of
write the text?
greeting cards,
announcement and letter
loudly.
Mentioning the idea of
short functional text in
the form of greeting
cards, announcement,
and letter.
Reading the vocabulary
related to the school
facilities loudly.
Reading the written
message related to the
direction loudly.
Reading short descriptive
text about school
environment loudly.
Reading comprehension
written message and
simple descriptive text
about school
environment.
Sources
Standard of Competence
: Speaking
6. Expressing the meaning of short simple written functional text to communicate with the closest environment.
Evaluation
Basic Competence
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Learning Activities
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