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RPP K13
RPP K13
LESSON PLAN 1
Subject: English
Grade / Semester: XI / II
Meeting: First
Time: 2 x 45 minutes
sedih.
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Teaching Objectives: At the end of the class, students are expected to be able to:
Create dialogs based on the story, then react with your group in
front of the class.
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Teaching activities:
A. Pre Activities :
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LESSON PLAN 2
Subject: English
Grade / Semester: XI / II
Meeting: Second
Time: 2 x 45 minutes
sedih.
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Teaching Objectives: At the end of the class, students are expected to be able to:
2. According to the princess, what is the king’s love for her like?
life and I love you more than everything.” What does she
mean?
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Resolution The years kept their profound secret, but the day did arrive. One
of the darkest days that a son must endure. He stood with his father over
his mother’s casket.
Slowly, tenderly, father stretched forth a hand and raised the
thick, reddish-brown hair to reveal that mother had no outers ears. “Mother
said she was glad she never let her hair be cut,” he whispered
gently, “and nobody ever thought about your mother less beutiful, did
they?”
Re-orientation Real beauty lies not in the physical appearance, but in the
heart. Real treasure lies not in what can be seen, but what that cannot be seen. Real
love lies not in what is done and known, but in what that is done but not known.
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The text is a narrative text in written form. The purpose of the text is to amuse or entertain the
readers.
The structure of a narrative text is:
Orientation: introduces the main characters of the story, the place and the time the story
happened.
Complication: shows the problem in the story;
Resolution: shows how the problem is resolved
Re-orientation (optional): shows the writer’s comment or presents the moral value of the
story.
Create dialogs based on the story, then react with your group in
front of the class.
Teaching activities:
A. Pre Activities
C. Post Activity
1) Complete the following dialogue with the correct expressions from the
box.
c. I love you
3) React the story in front of the class with your group by using
expressing love!
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LESSON PLAN 3
Subject: English
Grade / Semester: XI / II
Meeting: Third
Time: 2 x 45 minutes
sedih.
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Teaching Objectives : At the end of the class, students are expected to be able to:
My father’s death brings the greatest I konw, but you should be strong, life will not
Why is my life full of sorrow? Never say that. There is always sunshine
move out to Kalimantan I’m feeling the same and I’ll be missing you.
I feel so bad that you have broken Really? I don’t know about that, Please,
Lorenz Isna
Says that isna looks sad and asks Expresses sadness because her
her what happened. whatsister is in a coma due to an
accident.
Expresses symphathy and hopes
Isna’s sister will regain Expresses her love for her sister.
consciousness soon.
Tells Isna that he will visit her Disagrees because her sistel is still
sister. in coma.
Spoken text
Time went on and the boy grew into a handsome man, apart
from his misfortune. He had a talent for literature and music. His
mother was proud, but felt pity about her son’s ear. However, she
convinced her son that he could mingle with other young people. Her
husband had consultation with a physician about his son’s condition
and guess what physician said! He could graft on pair of outer ears if
they could be procured.
Years went by. One day, the boy’s father told him that they
found a person who would donate his/her ears to him. However, the
identity of the donor was a secret. The operation was successful and
the boy was happy. Later, he reached many achievements.
When he married, he was so curious about the person who
gave him his/her outer ears. He urged his father, but his father refused.
However the young man instead on knowing the person. Time to show
finally arrived. When the young man’s mother died and she was put in
a casket, father stretched forth a hand slowly and tenderly. He raised
his wife’s thick hair to reveal that she had no outer ears.
Then, the man whispered, “mother said she was glad she never
let her hair be cut and nobody ever thought about mother less
beautiful, did they?”
The young boy was shocked. Tears were in his cheek, knowing
of his mother’s sacrifice. That was the real beauty. Real beauty was
not the physical appearance, but in the part. Real treasure lies not in
what is done and known, but in what that is done but not known.
Teaching activities:
A. Pre Activities
D. Media/Learning Resources:
your sadness!
LESSON PLAN 4
Subject: English
Grade / Semester: XI / II
Meeting: Fourth
Time: 2 x 45 minutes
sedih.
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3) React a story.
Teaching Objectives : At the end of the class, students are expected to be able to:
3) React a story.
Spoken text
Once upon a time, a mother delivered a baby. She was very happy and
very eager to see her baby. When she took the baby in her arm and folded the
cloth covering her baby’s face, she was very surprised. Guess what
happened! The baby was born without ears.
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Years passed and the baby grew well. There was no problem with the
baby’s hearing. It was only his appearance that was marred! One day, he
hurried home from school and flung himself into his mother’s arms. In tears
he told his mother about his sadness. His heart was broken when his friend
told him that he was a freak.
Time went on and the boy grew into a handsome man, apart from his
misfortune. He had a talent for literature and music. His mother was proud,
but felt pity about her son’s ear. However, she convinced her son that he
could mingle with other young people. Her husband had consultation with a
physician about his son’s condition and guess what physician said! He could
graft on pair of outer ears if they could be procured.
Years went by. One day, the boy’s father told him that they found a
person who would donate his/her ears to him. However, the identity of the
donor was a secret. The operation was successful and the boy was happy.
Later, he reached many achievements.
When he married, he was so curious about the person who gave him
his/her outer ears. He urged his father, but his father refused. However the
young man instead on knowing the person. Time to show finally arrived.
When the young man’s mother died and she was put in a casket, father
stretched forth a hand slowly and tenderly. He raised his wife’s thick hair to
reveal that she had no outer ears.
Then, the man whispered, “mother said she was glad she never let her
hair be cut and nobody ever thought about mother less beautiful, did they?”
The young boy was shocked. Tears were in his cheek, knowing of his
mother’s sacrifice. That was the real beauty. Real beauty was not the physical
appearance, but in the part. Real treasure lies not in what is done and known,
but in what that is done but not known.
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Teaching activities:
A. Pre Activities
D. Media/Learning Resources:
- Your friend borrow your pen, she/he lost it. Please, express
your sadness!
LESSON PLAN 5
Subject: English
Grade / Semester: XI / II
Meeting: Fifth
Time: 2 x 45 minutes
sedih.
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2) Identify a story.
Teaching Objectives : At the end of the class, students are expected to be able to:
2) Identify a story.
Expressing anger
You!
Dare you!
Stop talking! I don’t want to hear it!
I don’t understand why you did this to me.
How could you say that to me!
I really hate this!
You often make me upset!
Stop! Your words really hurt me
Psst! I don’t want to hear your voice anymore.
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- Identify a story
Create dialogs based on the story, then react with your group in
Teaching activities:
A. Pre Activities
- Your friend borrow your pen, she/he lost it. Please, express
your anger!
- React the story in front of the class with your group by using
expression of anger!
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LESSON PLAN 6
Subject: English
Grade / Semester: XI / II
Meeting: Sixth
Time: 2 x 45 minutes
sedih.
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Teaching Objectives : At the end of the class, students are expected to be able to:
- Identify a story
Harnon was a cruel king. One day, he saw a fairy that was tied in a
forest. Sarima, the fairy, asked Harnon to untie her. At first Harnon
refused, but the fairy promised that she would give whatever he wished.
Harnon agreed to untie her. Then he ordered her to kneel before him and
clean is feet every day. The fairy was furious, as she has already given her
word to him.
Harnon had a beautiful daughter named Ashanti. Ashanty knew that
Sharima did to her father. King Harnon was very angry. “You must not
do such a thing. Please stop!” However, his daughter replied, “Please let
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the king’s room. Madagasco, knowing about the incident, shouted aloud,
“Please do not do him any harm, Father.” The farmer looked at his son
awkwardly. “Please release him father. See, I am in a good stead now.”
Then Madagasco said to king Harnon, “once again, I would like to make
a request to you, king Harnon. Would you please let me marry your
daughter?”
The king granted Madagaco’s requested, realizing that the young man
had saved his life. He also asked apologized people. Not long after that, a
grand wedding banquet was held in king Harnon’s palace. The couple,
with their families and also the fairy, Sarima, lived happily ever after.
Create dialogs based on the story, then react with your group in
Teaching activities:
A. Pre Activities :
- Your friend broke your hand phone, she/he lost it. Please,