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LESSON PLAN (SECOND MEETING)

1.

Subject

:

SPEAKING I

2.

School

: English Education Department of UNIQBU

3.

Time Allotment

: 90 minutes

4.

Meeting

: 2

nd

meeting

5.

Venue (Room)

: 235

6.

Class

: A

7.

Level

: (same ability level)

8.

Semester

: II (Two)

9.

Language Focus

: Speaking

10.

Topic

: Expressing requests

11.

Prior Knowledge

: Expressing gratitude

12.

Objectives

:

The students are able to mention some kinds of expressing request and how to give

the response (Knowledge)

The students are able to give examples of expressing request and how to give the

response (comprehension)

The students are able to use expression of request and how to give the response

(Application)

The students are able to create dialogue using expression of request and how to give

the response (Synthesis)

13 Materials

: (Attached in separate sheets)

14

Step/Phase Estimated15 Time

16 Teacher Role/

Activity

A. Presentation 20

minutes

-Warming up (speaker)

-Telling the objectives of the material

(speaker)

- Explain the Material of “how to express request and to give response.” (speaker)

-Students respond the greeting (listener and speaker)

-Listen the objective of material (listener)

-Listen to the teachers’ explanation (listener)

T - S

T - S

T – S

-Students are able to respond the greeting

-Students understand the

objective of lesson

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-Teachers give examples of expressing request and to give response (speaker)

-Teachers give the example of dialogue that contains of expressing request and to give response

-Listen to the teachers’ examples (listener )

-Pay attention to the teachers’ example

T – S

T - S

Students can understand the examples

-Students can make a dialogue that contains of

expressing request and to give response

-To make the students understand

-To make students understand in making dialogue that contains of

expressing request and to give response

B. Practice 50 Minutes

- Explain the task instruction

(speaker)

Activity I (Home Activity)

-Teachers divide the class into 6 groups and each group consist of 6 and 7 students because the class is 40 students) -Teachers ask the

students in group to make and speak five sentences that express how to express request to someone and how to give response. (listener)

Activity II (Home Activity)

-Teachers ask all groups to make a dialogue that contain the expressing of request and how

-Listen carefully

-Students in group make and speak five sentences about how to express request to someone and how to give response. (Speaker and listener)

-Students in group make a dialogue that contains the expressing of request and how to give

T - S

S - S

S - S

-Student understand the task instruction

-Students in group can make and produce the request to someone and how to dialogue

-To make the students are easy to do the tasks.

-Increasing students ability in expressing request and how to give response.

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to give response and speak it in front of the class. (listener)

response and speak it in front of the class. (speaker and listener)

and speak it. request and how to give response.

C. Production/ Use

20 minutes - Ask students to speak how to express request and give response as many as they known

(listener)

-students speak how to express request and give response as many as they known (speaker)

T-S Students can speak how to express request and give response

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COURSE MATERIAL

Expressing requests

Making requests

Would you mind going to my house tonight?

Can/could you give it to me, please?

Please, let me do this job.

Could you help me with this?

Could you please come to my party tonight?

May I help you?

Would it be possible for you to come in my party?

If I can make a request, I’d like to come in your

party.

Accepting requests

Ok

Oh, sure

Refusing requests

I’m sorry, I can’t.

I’m afraid I can’t make it.

Activity I

Group work

make five sentences that contain the expressing of requests and how you give

responses, share it orally with your friends in the class.

Activity II

A. Listen and Practice

Woman : Just a minute, patty. I can’t hear you.

Bill is watching the food ball game on TV.

Bill turns down the TV a little, will you?

Bill : what, Mum?

Woman :

can you turn down the TV a little

, please?

Bill

:

yeah, yeah …Ok.

Is this alright?

Woman : A little …

can you turn down a little more

, Please?

I’m on the phone. Don’t you see?

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B. Group Work

make a short dialogue

that contain

of expressing request and how to give

response. Explain it orally in front of the class.

Evaluation

Book closed; explain how to express request and to give responses as many as you know.

LESSON PLAN (THIRD MEETING)

1.

Subject

:

SPEAKING I

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3.

Time Allotment

: 90 minutes

4.

Meeting

: 3

rd

meeting

5.

Venue (Room)

: 235

6.

Class

: A

7.

Level

: (same ability level)

8.

Semester

: II (Two)

9.

Language Focus

: Speaking

10.

Topic

: Expressing Invitation

11.

Prior Knowledge

: Expressing request

12.

Objectives

:

The students are able to mention some kinds of expressing invitation and how to give

the response (Knowledge)

The students are able to give examples of expressing invitation and how to give the

response (comprehension)

The students are able to use expression of invitation and how to give the response

(Application)

The students are able to create dialogue using expression of invitation and how to

give the response (Synthesis)

13 Materials : (Attached in separate sheets)

14 Teacher Role/

Activity

A. Presentation 20

minutes - (speaker)Warming up

-Telling the objectives of the material

(speaker)

- Explain the Material of “how to express invitation and to give the response.” (speaker)

-Teachers give examples of expressing invitation and to

-Students respond the greeting (listener and speaker)

-Listen the objective of material (listener)

-Listen to the teachers’ explanation (listener)

-Listen to the teachers’ examples (listener )

T - S respond the greeting

-Students understand the

objective of lesson

-Students understand the teachers’ explanation

Students can understand the examples

-Keep up readiness

-Focus on the materials

-Fosters students understandin g

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give the response. (speaker)

-Teachers give the example of dialogue that contains of expressing invitation and to give the response. (speaker)

-Pay attention to the teachers’ example

(Listener)

T - S -Students can make a dialogue that contains of

expressing invitation and to give the response.

-To make students understand in making dialogue that contains of

expressing invitation and to give the response.

B. Practice 50 Minutes

- Explain the task instruction

(speaker)

Activity I

-Teacher asks students to choose a partner (so they will be in pairs).

-Teachers ask the students in pair to make and speak five sentences that is expressing invitation and giving response. (listener)

Activity II

-Teachers divide the class into 6 groups and each group consist of 6 and 7 students because the class is 40 students) -Teachers ask all

groups to make a dialogue that contain the expressing of invitation and giving response. and speak it in

-Listen carefully

-Students choose partner to be in pair. Students make and speak five sentences that express about invitation and giving response. (Speaker and listener)

-Student will be in 8 groups -Students in

group make a dialogue that contains the expressing of invitation and giving response. And speak it in front of the class. (speaker and listener)

T - S

S - S

S - S

-Student understand the task instruction

-Students in pair can make and produce invitation and giving response.

-Students in group can make a dialogue and speak it.

-To make the students are easy to do the tasks.

-Increasing students ability in expressing invitation and giving response.

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front of the class. (listener)

C. Production/ Use

20 minutes - Ask students to speak how to express invitation and giving response as many as they known (listener)

-students speak how to express invitation and giving response as many as they known (speaker)

T-S Students can speak how to express invitation and giving response.

Increasing the students ability in expressing invitation and giving response.

COURSE MATERIAL

Expressing Invitation

Expressing invitation

How would you like to …….. ?

Would you like to ………. ?

Do you want to …………. ?

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How about ………….. ing

Let’s ………

Accepting Invitation

I’d love to

I won’t say so

I’d delighted to

That sounds a nice idea

I’d be happy to accept

I would

Refusing invitation

I’d love to, but ………

I’d like to, but ………

Sorry I can’t

I don’t think I can

Thanks anyway, but ……

Activity I

Works in pairs

make five sentences that contain the expressing of invitation and how you give

response. Share it orally with your friends in the class.

Activity II

A. Listen and practice

Daniel : Hi, Amanda.

Amanda : Oh Daniel!

Would you like to go with me tonight

?

Daniel :

I’d love to.

But what’s up?

Amanda : well, it’s Alberta birthday on Saturday, and I’m planning a surprise party for him.

Daniel : Sounds like fun.

Amanda : The idea is this: I’ve asked Albert to go to a movie with me at six. After the movie,

we go back to his apartment to have dinner. So be at Albert’s by 7:30 to wait for us

and surprise him. His roommate will let you in.

Daniel : Ok. Great.

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B. Group Work

make a short dialogue

that contain

of expressing invitation and how to give

responses. Explain it orally in front of the class.

Evaluation

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