The document outlines a lesson plan about the causative effect of the coronavirus and why students should study from home. The objectives are for students to be able to identify and use linguistic elements that show causal relationships, such as "so...that" and "such...that". The learning activities involve discussing pictures related to cause and effect, reading explanations of the material, practicing writing causal relationships, and determining their use in sentences. The goal is for students to understand that the coronavirus is so dangerous that studying at home is necessary.
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RPP KD 3.1 XII LINTAS MINAT - FIRST MEETING -SO THAT
The document outlines a lesson plan about the causative effect of the coronavirus and why students should study from home. The objectives are for students to be able to identify and use linguistic elements that show causal relationships, such as "so...that" and "such...that". The learning activities involve discussing pictures related to cause and effect, reading explanations of the material, practicing writing causal relationships, and determining their use in sentences. The goal is for students to understand that the coronavirus is so dangerous that studying at home is necessary.
The document outlines a lesson plan about the causative effect of the coronavirus and why students should study from home. The objectives are for students to be able to identify and use linguistic elements that show causal relationships, such as "so...that" and "such...that". The learning activities involve discussing pictures related to cause and effect, reading explanations of the material, practicing writing causal relationships, and determining their use in sentences. The goal is for students to understand that the coronavirus is so dangerous that studying at home is necessary.
IDENTITY Students are expected to be able to apply and compose social
functions, text structures, and linguistic elements of transactional SCHOOL : MAN 2 KOTA oral and written interaction of giving and asking for information PEKANBARU related to a causal relationship/cause and effect through discovery, inquiry, discussion, lecture, and practice model/methodology as well as applying critical, creative, collaborative and communicative SUBJECT : ELECTIVE ENGLISH thinking processes (Note the linguistic elements such ... that; so ... that) LEARNING MATERIALS GRADE/SEMESTER : XII / 5 1. social functions, text structures, and linguistic elements of a causal relationship/cause and effect (such...that; so...that) 2. composing and presenting a text or conversation using a causal TIME ALLOTMENT : 4 X 45 relationship/cause and effect expressions LEARNING ACTIVITIES TOPIC : CAUSATIVE EFFECT FIRST MEETING : 4 X 45 PROCEDURES DETAILS BASIC COMPETENCIES : Warming up/lead in 1. 1. Ask students to start the class with praying 2. 2. Shows some pictures of things related 3.1. Applying social functions, to the use of cause and effect (such ... text structure, and linguistic that; so ... that) elements of the text related Present 3. 3. Based on the picture, Ask some to causal questions about the element of cause relationships/cause and and effect (such ... that; so ... that) effect (Note the linguistic 4. 4. Lead the students to read the elements such as ... that; explanations of material and guide them so ... that) to understand it 4.1. Composing texts related to Practice 5. 5. Ask students to imitate and write causal relationships/ cause down the elements of cause and effect and effect (Note to the use (such ... that; so ... that) of such ... that; so ... that) Produce 6. 6. Ask students in groups / pairs to read, write and determine / mark the use of cause and effect elements and its relationships (such ... that; so ... that) in sentences / texts 7. 7. Ask students to collect their work. EVALUATIONS COGNITIVE : Tasks, PSYCHOMOTORIC: Product AFFECTIVE: Observation APPROVED BY Principal, Teacher,