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Listening and Reading Skills for Elementary Students: Good Luck and Congratulations

This educational material is aimed at elementary school students, focusing on the competencies of listening and reading. In this chapter, students will learn to understand simple expressions, respond to good luck wishes, and comprehend short descriptive texts. The lesson objectives ensure that by the end, students can recognize written expressions in letters and understand spoken congratulations, good wishes, and parting expressions. Engaging activities encourage listening and comprehension through interaction with relatable content, enhancing their learning experience.

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Listening and Reading Skills for Elementary Students: Good Luck and Congratulations

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  1. LEARNING MEDIA FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NINDA KUSUMA DEWI 3065/VI B

  2. CHAPTER 11GOOD LUCK

  3. MAIN MENU COMPETENCE OBJECTIVE MATERIAL EVALUATION

  4. COMPETENCE Standard of Competence Basic of Competence Listening To respond the very simple expressions Reading To understand simple descriptive texts • Listening To understand very simple instructions and information in students’ surrounding text • Reading To understand short functional and descriptive texts with pictures in students’ surrounding context

  5. OBJECTIVE Listening Reading In the end of the lesson, students are able to: understand written expressions in letters In the end of the lesson, students are able to: • understand spoken expressions to congratulate • understand spoken expressions to make good wishes and sympathy • understand spoken expressions for parting

  6. MATERIAL GOOD LUCK CONGRATULATION Spoken Expressions to Make Good Wishes and Congratulate Someone: I AM HAPPY FOR YOU

  7. Listen and repeat.

  8. Expessions

  9. Read the following cards. To: Ardin Happy Birthday, I am happy for you. From: Shinta To: Tommy Good luck for the final exam From: Budi To: Robert Have a nice holiday From: Budi

  10. EVALUATION 1 Listen and choose the right answer! 2 3 C. I am happy for you A. Good Luck 4 B. Congratulation D. You are welcome 5

  11. EVALUATION 1 2 This expression is used to express: 3 C. Sympathy A. Congratulating 4 B. Parting D. Good wishes 5

  12. EVALUATION To: Tommy Good luck for the final exam From: Budi 1 2 This card shows the expression of…. 3 C. Parting A. Congratulating 4 B. Good Wishes D. Sympathy 5

  13. EVALUATION 1 The expression that shows parting is…. 2 3 C. Congratulations! A. Get well soon 4 B. I am sorry to hear that D. See you 5

  14. EVALUATION 1 “Get well soon” means…. 2 3 C. Sayaturutsedih A. Semogalekassembuh 4 B. Selamat! D. Selamattinggal 5

  15. GOOD JOB! YOU ARE RIGHT

  16. UPS, SORRY! YOU ARE WRONG

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