RPP 4
RPP 4
RPP 4
2. Standard Competencies
Express meaning in formal transactional and interpersonal conversations and continue in
the context of everyday life.
3. Core Competencies
KI 1 : To live and practice the teachings of the religion he adheres to.
KI 2 : Living and practicing honest, disciplined, polite, caring (mutual cooperation,
cooperation, tolerance, peace) behavior, responsible, responsive and pro-active
in interacting effectively in accordance with the development of children in the
environment, family, school, community and natural environment
environment, nation, state, regional area, and international area.
KI 3 : Understanding, applying, and analyzing factual, conceptual, procedural, and
metacognitive knowledge based on curiosity about science, technology, art,
culture, and humanities with insights into humanity, nationality, statehood, and
civilization related to causes of phenomena and events, and applying
knowledge procedural in a specific field of study according to their talents and
interests to solve problems.
KI 4 : Processing, reasoning, and presenting in the realm of concrete and abstract
realms related to the development of what one learns at school independently,
acts effectively and creatively, and is able to use methods according to
scientific rules.
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thoughts, according to the context of their 5. In pairs students present the results of
use. the conversational text regarding
expressing opinions and thoughts that
4.2. Compose spoken and written texts to
have been made.
express and respond to expressions of 6. Students can use the expression of
opinion and thoughts, taking into account opinions and thoughts in everyday life.
Social Function, text structure, and
Language Features, correctly and in
context.
5. Learning Objectives
The learning objectives in this meeting are as follows:
a. Students can determine the function and purpose of expressions to express opinions
and thoughts.
b. Students find information based on expressions of opinion and thoughts.
c. Students answer questions based on expressions of expressing opinions and thoughts.
d. In pairs students make conversational expressions of expressing opinions and
e. In pairs, students present the results of conversational texts regarding expressing
opinions and thoughts that have been made.
f. Students can use the expression of opinions and thoughts in everyday life.
6. Learning Materials
- Learning Materials :
b. Social Function
To help someone who needs any suggestion or advice by giving our personal idea
and opinion in our daily life.
c. Language Features
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1. Would you give me your opinion on …?
2. What is your opinion about …?
3. What’s your view on …?
4. Please give me your opinion …?
Responding Opinion
1. I think so
2. That’s right
3. It’s true
4. I don’t think so
5. If I may say so, …
6. I disagree
7. I can’t say that
7. Teaching Method
a. Learning Approach : Scientific
b. Learning Model : Discovery Learning
c. Method : Questioning and Answering, discussion
9. Learning Activity
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- The teacher explores students' prior knowledge
and asks questions about the lesson that will take
place with Questioning and Answering regarding
things and events they encounter in everyday life.
Core - The teacher explains about the material asking 9 Minutes
Activity and giving opinion.
- The teacher shows a picture to students, then
makes prompting questions about what they
know about the material to be studied.
- Students are given examples of dialogs about
asking and giving opinion
- Students identify asking and giving opinion in the
dialogue.
- Students practice the dialogue in pairs.
Closing - The teacher gives a review and explanation of 3 Minutes
what has been done
- Students are given homework as a follow-up to
the learning that has taken place.
- Provide motivation to students who are lacking
and have not been able to follow in the material
that has been studied.
Please make one conversation with your friend about asking and giving opinion and
perform in front of the class!
d. Scoring Guidelines
Dara Safira
NIM. 1042020021