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Mini Project TEFL 1 Based On The: When English Rings A Bell
Mini Project TEFL 1 Based On The: When English Rings A Bell
Mini Project TEFL 1 Based On The: When English Rings A Bell
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Class : TEFL 1F
Stage 1 Observing
Observing: In this stage, teacher provide learners with the chance to enggage in an process of
practicing the materials.
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STUDENT ORGANIZATION
SMA. Negri 137
JL Mawar 15/26
Telp (0261) 4255612
Dear Samanta
We invite you to attend our meeting that will be held:
On Saturday, August 8,2018
At 01.30 p.m. – 02.30 p.m.
In the school hall
Agenda= final preparation for the 2018 PENSI competition on next Tuesday, please com on time,
see your there.
Fathur,
Chair Person
Stage 2 Questioning
Questioning : Help students answer the questions they are studying and this following questions
as a guide.
Activity 1: Practice this dialogues with your friends.
Dialogue 1:
Ellen : Hi Nilam, who will get merried? I see the wedding invitation on the table.
Nilam : Oh, that’s Harry and Tiffany wedding invitation. They will get merried this
week in Horison Hotel.
Nilam : That’s the problem. I have to go to London tomorrow for the project in my
company. I’m sad when I knew that I couldn’t come. They are my best friends since I
was in senior high school.
Ellen : I think they can understand why you can’t come to their wedding.
Dialogue 2:
Dialogue 3:
Work in pairs and discuss the following questions then present in front of
Activity 2: the class
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Stage 3 Exploring
Exploring : Show picture and other text not included in student’s book.
Activity 1: Analyzing the meaning of the picture and fill the blank.
3. Today is your wedding party and you invite your friends to come.
Type of greeting:
Following the picture below are examples of dialogue from greeting:
C
o Activity 2:
m p
l e
t e
these sentence
below with the
word in the box!
Goodbye How are you Nice to meet you Good morning I’m not
I’m fine See you
1. Ana : Hello, Elsa. (a) . . . ?
Elsa: I’m good, thanks. How about you?
Ana : (b) . . . . See you tomorrow.
Elsa: (c) . . . , Ana.
2. Jack: Good morning, Olaf.
Olaf: (d) . . . , Jack. What’s new?
Jack: Nothing special. (e) . . . .
Olaf: Goodbye, Jack.
3. Jane: Excuse me, are you from Indonesia?
Opi : No, (f) . . . .What about you? Are you Indonesian?
Jane :Oh, yes I am. I’m from Jepara, Central Java of Indonesia. By the way, what’s
your name?
Opi : My name is Opi, and you?
Jane: I’m Jane. Nice to meet you.
Opi : (g) . . . too.
Write short dialogues used expression of greeting below then practice with a friends in
front of the class!
1. Today is your friend birthday party and you give congratulate to your friend.
2. Today is your wedding party and you invite your friends to come.
Stage 5 Communication
The students are divided into groups of three or four. Each group is given a
set of cards, which they shuffle and place face down in a pile on the table.
One student picks up a card and uses the prompt on the card to invite the
student on their right to do something, e.g. 'Do you want to go to the park this
afternoon?'
The student on their right then tries to win the card by declining the invitation
and giving a reason, e.g. 'I'm sorry, but I have to study English tomorrow
afternoon'.
If the student does this successfully, the other student gives them the card.
The students are not allowed to use the same reason twice during the game.
If they do or they can't think of a reason, the invitation passes to the next
student on the right.
This continues until a student comes up with a new reason and wins the card.
Students continue to play until all the cards have been used. The student with
the most cards at the end of the game wins.
https://www.slideshare.net/noviantylya/greetings-and-introduction
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