Lesson Plan Passive Voice
Lesson Plan Passive Voice
Standard Competencies:
1. Responding to meaning short functional text of descriptive and analytical exposition text
and exposition text and essays in daily life context.
2. Expressing meaning of short functional text of descriptive and analytical exposition text
and essays in daily life context.
Basic Competencies:
1.1 Responding to meaning short descriptive text in daily life context accurately, fluently and
appropriately.
1.2 Expressing meaning of short descriptive text in daily life context accurately, fluently, and
appropriately.
Integration of Faith:
Psalms 122:1 “I was glad when they said unto me, let us go into the house of the Lord.”
Indicators of Competencies:
A. Learning Objectives
At the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
1. Identifying the simple past passive voice in the sentence.
2. Rewrite the sentence changing the voice from active to passive voice.
3. Using the simple past passive voice in the sentence.
B. Characters
During the learning process, students should be able to apply the following characters in their
interactions:
1. Responsibility
2. Respect
C. Learning Material
1. LCD
2. Whiteboard
D. Language Focus
1. Passive Voice (Simple Past)
F. Teaching-Learning Activities
1. Pre activities
a. Greeting and attendance taking.
b. Devotion and opening prayer.
c. Apperception and presentation of learning objectives.
2. Main activities
a. Exploration
i. Teacher shows some pictures related to the material.
ii. Students share some opinions about the pictures.
b. Elaboration
i. Students listen to the teacher’s explanation about Passive Voice and the
examples.
ii. Students identify the simple past Passive Voice in the sentence.
iii. Students do an exercise using simple past Passive Voice.
iv. Students check the answer together with the teacher.
v. Students make sentences using simple past Passive Voice.
vi. Students perform their work with their partner in front the classroom.
c. Confirmation
i. Students confirm their work with teacher.
ii. Teacher asks whether there is any difficulty about Passive Voice.
3. Post activities
a. Students and teacher summarize the lesson orally.
b. Students listen to teacher’s advice in applying the lesson in their daily life.
c. Teacher assigns new project or assignment to students.
G. Learning Sources
1. Cambridge Text Book
2. Internet
3. Power Point
H. Evaluation
J. Approval
Checked by,
Advisor, Subject Teacher, Field Work II Student,
Approved by,
PRINCIPAL,
J. Abednego-M, M.Pd