LESSON PLAN
Parts of the body
by Ifti Luthviana Dewi
Subject :
English
Class/ Semester : III / 1
Topic/theme : Parts of
the body
Text type : oral
Skill :
listening
Time allocation : 20 minutes
A.
Objective
Students
understand parts of the body.
Students understand how to respond to
instructions given.
B.
Indicator
Students are able to mention
parts of the body.
Students are able to give responses to instructions given.
C.
Material
· Song :
Hockey Pockey
Lyric : You put one hand in
You put one hand
out
You put one hand in
And shake shake
shake shake shake
You do the hockey pockey
And turn around
Everybody turn
around
Two
hands - clap your hands
One
foot - sit down
Two
feet - stand up
Head - sing a song (la laaa la laaa laaa
laaa)
Your
back side – be quiet (sssshhhhhh)
Whole
self in - take a bow
· Media :
pictures, video
· Expressions : Put your one hand in
Put your one hand out
· Structure :
(imperative form)
Put your one hand in
Shake, shake, shake, shake
· Vocabulary :
Parts of the body (hand, foot, back) and action
verbs (sit down, clap, turn around, stand up, sing a song)
D.
Technique
PPP (presentation, practice,
production)
A.
Teaching Stages
1. Pre-teaching
Greeting
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The teacher comes in the class and greets the students.
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The students responds to the teacher’s greeting
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Praying
|
The teacher leads the students to pray.
|
Together with the teacher, the students say a prayer.
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Calling the roll
|
The teacher checks the students’ attendance. It can be done by calling
the students’ names or singing a song.
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The students respond to the teacher’s calling the roll.
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Reviewing
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The teacher asks some questions about the previous topic to the students.
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The students answer the questions from the teacher.
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2. Whilst Teaching
Presentation
|
The teacher introduces some parts of the body found in Hockey Pockey
song.
The teacher plays or sings Hockey Pockey song.
The teacher introduces
other parts of the body by pointing the parts meant or by showing pictures.
The teacher shows each picture again or point again to the body part and have students
repeat the words until they can pronounce each body part without help.
The teacher gives simple instructions like in
the song and give examples on how to respond to them.
Eg. Put your one hand in.”, the teacher acts it out
by putting his/her right hand in. ”Put your one hand out.”, the teacher puts his/her right hand out.
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The students listen to the teacher’s explanation.
The students listen to
the song to learn the expressions to give instructions.
Students learn the parts of the body introduced by the teacher.
Students repeat the words of body parts.
Students pay attention to the teacher who gives examples on how to
responds to instructions.
|
Practice
|
The teacher asks the students to point at their body parts as said by the
teacher to show they understand.
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The students point at/ touch the body part said by the teacher.
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Production
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The teacher gives some instructions orally to the students using parts of
the body and action verbs.
The teacher asks the students to respond to the instructions given.
For example:
“Stand up, please.
Touch your right arm, please
Shake your head, please.
Lift up your left leg, please.
Close your eyes, please.”
A student who makes a mistake can take a turn to give instructions.
|
The students give response to the teacher’s
instruction.
If they make mistakes, they have to be the one who gives instructions in turn.
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3.
Post Teaching
Reviewing
|
The
teacher asks the students what they have learnt today.
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The students
mention things they have learnt.
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Assigning
|
The
teacher assigns homework to do related to the topic/theme.
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The students
take notes on the assignment given.
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Self-Reflecting
|
The
teacher asks the students’ feeling towards the lesson.
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The students
tell the teacher what they feel.
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Praying
|
The
teacher asks the students to pray.
|
The students
together with the teacher say a prayer.
|
Greeting
|
The
teacher says good bye to the students.
|
The students
respond to the teacher’s greeting.
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F.
Assessment
1.
Technique : oral
2.
Form : action
3.
Instrument : instructions
G.
Assessment
Rubrics
~ Being able to mention parts of the body
correctly.
~ Being able to respond to the instructions given
by the teacher.
Sleman, 1 November 2017
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