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Nama Sekolah : SD IT NURDIANSAH
Tema/Bidang Studi/Tematik Studi : Bahasa Inggris
Kelas/Semester : 3/II (dua)
Alokasi waktu : 70 Menit
Silabus
Title : MY FAMILY
Material : Introducing
OBJECTIVES
CHARACTER BUILDING
Integrity
Independent
Team-work
MATERIALS
Flash Card and video.
A. Pre-lesson Activities
(5 Minutes)
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Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
NB: When singing this OCP, the teacher should give an example by using
extra movement (gesture).
3. Checking student attendance.
A. Warm-up
(5 Minutes)
The teacher plays a simple game - give me your clap - game to check the
student concentration.
ACTIVITY 1: Opening
ACTIVITIY 2: Presentation
ACTIVITIY 3: Practice
1. Draw my family
Ask the students to draw the family members. And write the name of the
family in English.
ACTIVITIY 4: Practice
( 25 minutes)
1. Role play:
Asking the students to play a role based on the characteristic they get. The
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teacher can use the flash card as the property of the role play. The script of
the play is:
Bella : The picture was taken last year, and I believe my mother can’t age. She’s
actually 55 years old now.
Bella : My father, John, is a chef. He makes very delicious pasta. Ah, I’m
craving for his cooking right now
Bella : I have three siblings, Bobby, Alex, and Elsa. Bobby is my twin brother.
Bella : Yeah, he looks like Mom while I look more like Dad.
Bella : He’s now in Singapore. He’s taking Business studies; he always says he
wants to have his own franchise.)
Homework (5 minutes)
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“Good bye, Good bye, Good bye my teacher
We want to go home and see you next time
Good bye, Good bye, Good bye my teacher
Thank you for today and see you next time”
(Cangkul-Cangkul’s song)
Attachment 2
SCORE AND
DEMONSTRATED COMPETENCE
GRADE
EXCELLENT - Uses a good of vocabulary and expressions in conversations about Family
VU
(A)
90 – 100 Stays on task and communicates effectively; almost always responds
FP
appropriately and always tries to develop the interaction
PI Pronunciation and intonation are almost always very clear/accurate
VERY GOOD Uses a variety of vocabulary and expressions, but makes some errors in word
VU
(B+) choice (esp. Family).
80 – 89 Stays on task most of the time and communicates effectively; generally responds
FP
appropriately and keeps trying to develops the interaction
PI Pronunciation and intonation are usually clear/accurate with a few problem areas
GOOD (B) VU Uses limited vocabulary and expressions.
75 – 79 FP Tries to communicate, but sometimes does not respond appropriately or clearly.
Pronunciation and intonation errors sometimes make it difficult to understand the
PI
student.
FAIR (C) VU Uses only basic vocabulary and expressions
<74 FP Usually does not respond appropriately or clearly.
PI Frequent problems with pronunciation and intonation
Source: Adopted and Modified from Pearson Education, Inc. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom
use.
KEYWORDS
VU Vocabulary Use
FP Fluency & Participation
PI Pronounciation & Intonation
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Attachment 4
Listening Activity Rubric
SCORE AND DEMONSTRATED COMPETENCE
GRADE
EXCELLENT GU - The student showed a very good general understanding of all vocabulary and
(A) information.
90 – 100 LD Stays on task and communicates effectively; almost always responds
(RP) appropriately and always tries to develop the interaction
VERY GOOD GU The student showed a good general understanding of the vocabulary and
(B+) information.
80 – 89 LD Stays on task most of the time and communicates effectively; generally responds
(RP) appropriately and keeps trying to develops the interaction
GOOD (B) GU The student did not understand a lot of the vocabulary and information.
75 – 79 LD Tries to communicate, but sometimes does not respond appropriately or clearly.
(RP)
FAIR (C) GU Student did not understand enough vocabulary or information.
<74 LD Usually does not respond appropriately or clearly.
(RP)
Source: Adopted and Modified from Listenig I-Rubric
KEYWORDS
GU General Understanding
LD Listening for Details
(RP) (Response and Participation)
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