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Lesson Plan GE 14 End of Unit Test
Lesson Plan GE 14 End of Unit Test
Lesson Plan GE 14 End of Unit Test
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Students are able to make a sentence using degree of comparison
Students are able to describe and make a sentence using request
Students are able to understand the function of simple perfect tense
Students are able to understand the use and meaning of skimming and scanning
Students are able to use the correct expression using direction
Students are able understand about how to express ability
Students are able to create a sentence by using article (a, an, the) and there is and
there are correctly
LEARNING MEDIA
Laptop
Speaker
Whiteboard and Markers
WARM UP (5 minutes)
Brainstorming:
Greet students warmly
Invite students to do physical (students use their hand, head or feet)
activities that can improve their concentration
Tell the student that they will be assessed for Mid-Term test.
ASSESSMENT (60 minutes)
- Give students time to study (make sure they study and don’t make a noisy)
- Call students randomly one by one into the classroom
- Each student has to take 1 lottery of the topics (that you should prepare 1 day
before)
- Please print out the lottery topics according to the number of the students.
- Give students 1 minute to understand the topic or case before they explain it in
front of you.
- Each student get 5 minutes to speak and deliver their idea
- Correct their miss pronunciation and word spelling
- Assess students individually by using scoring rubric in this folder “Rubric
Assessment”.
ASSESSMENT (5 minutes)
- Ask students to come to the classroom and give them a review about today’s
test.
MID-TERM TOPICS
Create 5 sentences using degree of comparison
Make a dialogue using request
Make a short paragraph about telling your experience that you do until now.
Explain about what is skimming?
Explain about what is scanning?
Create a dialogue about asking and giving direction
Create 5 sentences using direction
Create a conversation using can, could, cannot or couldn’t.
Create a paragraph using articles (a, an, the)
Create 10 sentences using there is and there are