School
: SMAN 21 Bangli
Subject : English
Class
/ Semester : X / I
Skill : Reading
- Standard Competence :
12.
Expressing meaning in functional written texts and simple short essays in the
form of narrative text which is related to the students’ surroundings.
- Basic Competence :
12.2
Expressing meaning and rhetorical steps in simple short essays in the form of
narrative text accurately, fluently and acceptable which is related to the
students’ surroundings.
- Indicator :
Ø
Identifying generic structure of narrative
paragraph (orientation, complication, resolution)
Ø
Answering the questions about narrative text.
Student’s
character that is expected :
Respect
Trustworthiness
Diligence
Responsibility
Courage
- Learning Objectives :
- When the students are given a chance to read a narrative paragraph, they are able to identify the generic structure of the paragraph based on the theory which has already been studied.
- When the students read a narrative text, they will able to answer the questions about narrative text.
- Time Allotment : 2 x 45 minutes
- Learning Material :
- Definition of Narrative Paragraph
Narrative paragraph is paragraph which amuse, entertain and to deal with
actual or vicarious experiences in different ways; narratives deal with
problematic events which lead to a crisis or turning point of some kind, which
in turn finds a resolution.
- Generic Structure
Narrative paragraph is intended to entertain listeners or readers with a
true experience or an imaginary one.
Writing narrative paragraph, generally, you have to consider the
following generic structure :
a.
Orientation
Orientation
is the beginning of the story where the author introduces the setting,
characters, and other important information the readers needs to know.
b.
Complication
Complication is a literary term is that it is a series of problems or
difficulties that make up the main action of a piece of literature. Where the problems in the story developed.
c.
Resolution
Resolution is the final outcome of
the events of the story. In resolution, there is final confrontation between
the protagonist and antagonist where one or other decisively wins. Where the problems in the story is solved, for
better or for worse.
- Method of Learning : Think-Pair-Share
- Learning Activities :
Pre-Activities
(+- 10 minutes)
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Time
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X
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1. Greeting
the students
2. Checking the students’
attendance
3. Motivating the students and
describing the material which are going to be discussed generally
4. Stating the learning
objectives to be achieved and the importance of studying narrative paragraph
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1’
2’
4’
3’
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Whilst-Activities
(+- 70 minutes)
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Exploration
5. Proposing
some elicited questions on what they have known about narrative text
Elaboration
6. Inviting
the students to read the narrative text entitled ‘Cinderella’ and identify
the generic structure of the narrative text (before explaining the theory)
7. Explaining
about narrative text systematically from the definition and the generic
structure
8. Presenting
a paragraph entitled ‘Three Games for Gold (Students Worksheet / SW 1) and
asking the students to think the generic structure and answer the questions
based on the text (Think)
9. Asking the
students to work in pair (Pair)
10. Asking the
pair to share their answers with other students in the classroom (Sharing)
Confirmation
11. Opening
question and answer session or asking the students difficulty
12. Giving
positive feedback and reinforcement orally or by using gestures for the
students’ success
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4’
5’
25’
25’
9’
2’
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Post-Activities
(+- 10 minutes)
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13.
Summarizing the material which has already been discussed
14. Assigning
homework, that is, identifying the generic structure and answer the
questions a narrative text entitled
‘Malin Kundang’
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5’
5’
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- References :
- English in Focus for Grade X Senior High School (SMA/MTs)
- Prepared-material in the form of Power Point
- Writing Hand Out ( This Hand Out is given a week or three days before that material will be explained, in order to make students have views about that material and in the process of learning, the material can be presented more efficiently ) and short text entitled ‘Cinderella’.
- Students’ worksheet.
- Assessment :
a. Technique : written
test.
b. Form :
Identifying the Generic Structure about
Narrative Text and Short-Answer
c. Instrument : See Table of Specification of Assessment Sheet
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