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2nd Lesson Plan
2nd Lesson Plan
School : SMA X
Subject : English
Grade/Semester :10 / 1st semester
Time Allocation : 1 x 25 Minutes
Theme : Narrative Text
Skills : Writing
Learning Objective
At the end of the class, students are able to:
• Identify the generic structure of narrative text.
• Write the simple narrative text.
IFVL 2 Timothy 3 : 16
Every scripture is inspired by God and useful for teaching, for reproof, for correction,
and for training in righteousness,
Teaching Method Direct Method
Material :
• Internet
Media
Material & Equipment
1. Laptop
2. Power point
3. LCD
Class Activities
Pre-Activities
(8 Minutes)
• students are prepared to learn.
• Students read the IFVL and the teacher gives a short explanation of the reading.
• Students will be checked for attendance by the teacher.
• Students are asked to lead the opening prayer.
• Students follow the apperception activity through reviewing the previous lesson.
• Students are asked to guess 3 pictures that relate to the narrative story/text will be presented by the teacher.
Main Activities
(17 Minutes)
• Students are asked to read the learning objectives together
• Students listen to the teacher’s explanation of why this lesson is important.
• Students read about the meanings of narrative text, purpose of narrative text, general structure of narrative text,
and language features presented by the teacher.
• Students listen to the explanation about the narrative text by the teacher.
• Students are asked to find the generic structure of narrative text from the story about the Toba Lake shared by
the teacher.
• Students check their answers with the guidance of the teacher.
• Students are asked to write a simple narrative text on their own paper for 5 minutes
• After the students write their narrative text, the teacher will collect their paper.
Post Activities
(5 Minutes)
• Students are asked to re-read the learning objectives to see if they have been achieved the learning objectives or
not.
• Students listen to the conclusion of the lesson by the teacher.
• Students are given assignments to do at home.
• Students lead the closing prayer.
• Class is over, time to go home!
Evaluation