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B. Meeting 2

Phase Teachers’ T Activities Students’ Ss Activities Time Opening 1. Greeting the students 2. Leading to prayer 3. Checking attendance 4. Opening the lesson 5. Checking students’ prior knowledge 6. Relating previous lesson with today’s lesson 1. Answering T greeting 2. Saying their prayer 3. Giving the information 4. Paying attention to T 5. Stating their knowledge 6. Paying attention to T and responding based on their opinion 10 minutes 12.30-12.40 Main Activity 1. Asking Ss to read aloud their audio script for the warming up Semi-communicative activity 2. Conducting Holiday Email Procedure: a. T distributes the cue cards see Appendix K Cycle I Meeting 2A for the cue cards b. T asks Ss to work in pairs with the same group to construct the question on the missing information. c. T asks Ss to move sitting in pairs to finding the missing information d. Ss do the question 1. Reading aloud the audio script 2. Doing the Holiday Email 3. Doing the Holiday Survey communicative activity 60 minutes 308 Phase Teachers’ T Activities Students’ Ss Activities Time and answer based on the information they needed to find. Communicative Activity 3. Conducting the Holiday survey Procedure: a. T distributes the survey sheet see Appendix K Cycle I Meeting 2B for the survey sheet b. T explains the rules. c. Ss interview each other based on the specific information required in the survey sheet until three times. d. Ss select one of the stories which are the most unforgettable according to them. e. Ss report the story they chose in written form. Closing 1. Signalling the lesson is about to end 2. Leading Ss to sum up the lesson 3. Giving explanation for the Homework -collecting Diary past verb regular irregular page 1. Getting ready to end the lesson 2. Summarising the lesson they learned 3. Paying attention to T explanation 4. Saying their prayer to end the lesson 5. Responding to 10 minutes 309 Phase Teachers’ T Activities Students’ Ss Activities Time -giving identifying regular sound see Appendix L Homework 3 for the Longman Project

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prayerasking a student to lead the prayer

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VII. Assessment

Grammar Accuracy Fluency Vocabulary and Expression Pronunciation and Intonation Interactive Skill see Appendix F for the Speaking Assessment Rubric The English Teacher, The Researcher, Sri Suryanti Meilani NIP. 19750131 200501 2 008 NIM.12202241016 311 LESSON PLAN 2

I. Identity

A. Name of School : SMA N 1 Godean B. Subject : English C. ClassSemester : X IS II 2 1. Number of Ss : 31 25 girls + 6 boys 2. Confidence Level a. Girls : 6 + PD + 13 PD +1 - PD b. Boys : 2 + PD + 10 PD + 2 - PD 3. Brain Dominance a. Girls : 14 left + 2 neutral + 4 right b. Boys : 7 left + 5 neutral + 2 right D. Main Materials : E. Time Allocation : 1 x 2x40 minutes F. Cycle : 1 Core Competence English Competen ce Basic Competenc e Specified Basic Competence Learning Outcomes Indicators Spiritual Competence 1. Comprehendi ng fully and putting into practice the teachings of their religion Being grateful for the enjoyment of learning English as a communica tion tool for the internation al scope 1.2. Being grateful for the opportunity to learn the English language as the medium language used in the internationa l communicat ion that embodies in the learning spirit Eliciting the points and positive values in the text and associate it with the attributes of The Almighty God Demonstrat ing the seriousness in learning English related to text a simple recount text of the childhood experiences The students mention the relation between the phenomen ons in the text with God’s attribute. Social Competence 2. Comprehe nding fully and putting into practice Demonstrat ing the acceptable behaviour in the personal, social, cultural, academic, 2.1 Demonstrati ng the polite and caring behaviour in carrying out the interpersona Selecting the useful point as the communication materials and using the appropriate and eligible expressions in Demonstrat ing the caring behaviour, confidence and responsibili ty in carrying Caring behaviour The students speak in turn. The students respond to