Lampiran A3 LESSON PLAN 2. : Quadrilaterals (Parallelogram & Rectangle)

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Lampiran A3 166 LESSON PLAN 2 School Subject Grade/ Semester Topics Time Allocation : SMP N 1 Kalasan : Mathematics : VII / 2 (Even Semester) : Quadrilaterals (Parallelogram & Rectangle) : 6 40 minutes A. Standard of competence 6. Understanding the concept of quadrilaterals and triangle, thus determine its size. B. Basic Competence 6.2 Identifying the properties of rectangle, square, trapezoid, parallelogram, rhombus and kite. 6.3 Calculating the perimeter and the area of quadrilaterals then use in problem solving. C. Indicators 1. Defining the definition of parallelogram 2. Identifying the properties of parallelogram 3. Finding the parallelogram perimeter's formula 4. Finding the parallelogram area's formula 5. Calculating the perimeter of parallelogram and use in problem solving 6. Calculating the area of parallelogram and use in problem solving 7. Defining the definition of rectangle 8. Identifying the properties of rectangle 9. Finding the rectangle perimeter's formula 10. Finding the rectangle area's formula 11. Calculating the perimeter of rectangle and use in problem solving 12. Calculating the area of rectangle and use in problem solving D. Learning Objectives 1. The students are able to define the definition of parallelogram 2. The students are able to identify the properties of parallelogram 3. The students are able to find the parallelogram perimeter's formula 4. The students are able to find the parallelogram area's formula

167 5. The students are able to calculate the perimeter of parallelogram and use in problem solving 6. The students are able to calculate the area of parallelogram and use in problem solving 7. The students are able to define the definition of rectangle 8. The students are able to identify the properties of rectangle 9. The students are able to find the rectangle perimeter's formula 10. The students are able to find the rectangle area's formula 11. The students are able to calculate the perimeter of rectangle and use in problem solving 12. The students are able to calculate the area of rectangle and use in problem solving E. Learning Content The definition of parallelogram The properties of parallelogram Parallelogram is quadrilateral which has two pairs of parallel sides. a. The opposite sides are parallel b. The opposite sides have the same length c. The diagonals are bisect each other d. The number of adjacent angles is e. The opposite angles are equal in measurement f. The number of all the angle is The perimeter of parallelogram The area of parallelogram Parallelogram with base a cm and width has a perimeter : K = 2 ( ) cm Parallelogram with base a cm and altitude has a area : L = ) The definition of rectangle The properties of rectangle Rectangle is parallelogram which one of the angle is right angle. a. The opposite sides are parallel

168 b. The opposite sides have the same length c. The diagonals have the same length d. The diagonals are bisect each other e. The number of adjacent angles is f. All the angle are right angles g. The number of all the angle is The perimeter of rectangle The area of rectangle Rectangle with length p cm and width l cm has a perimeter : K = 2 (p + l ) cm. Rectangle with length p cm and width l cm has a area: L = ) F. Learning Scenario First Meeting Activities Pre-teaching 1. Teacher greats the students and checks the readiness of students to learn parallelogram. 2. Teacher tells the competences that willl be reached by students. Main Activities 1. Teacher gives some real problems about parallelogram. 2. Students learn independently about the definition of parallelogram and the properties of parallelogram. 3. Students are given a chance to ask the materials if they don t 4. Students does challenge 2.1 to more understand about the properties of parallelogram. 5. Three students presents their work and the other students give responses. 6. Teacher guide discussion on the result which has been Allocation 60 minutes

169 presented by the students. 7. Teacher gives appreciation to the students who has done his work correctly 8. Students continue to learn about the perimeter of parallelogram and the area of parallelogram. 9. Teacher gives a instruction to the students about how to find the parallelogram perimeter's formula and the parallelogram area's formula. 10. Students are given a chance to ask the materials if they don t Closing 1. The students give argument to make conclusion and then discuss it together to make a right conclusion. 2. Teacher gives homework that related to the perimeter of parallelogram and the area of parallelogram on challenge 2.2 Second Meeting Activities Pre-teaching 1. Teacher greats the students and checks the readiness of students to rememorize about parallelogram and rectangle. 2. Teacher tells the competences that willl be reached by students. Main Activities 1. Teacher guides students in discussing homework about parameter of parallelogram and area of parallelogram. 2. Teacher calls five students to present their homework in front of the class. 3. The other students give responses. 4. Teacher gives some real problems about rectangle. 5. Students learn independently about the definition of rectangle and the properties of rectangle. Allocation 60 minutes

170 6. Students are given a chance to ask the materials if they don t 7. Students does challenge 3.1 to more understand about the properties of rectangle. 8. Four students presents their work and the other students give responses. 9. Teacher guide discussion on the result which has been presented by the students. 10. Teacher gives appreciation to the students who has done his work correctly 11. Students are given a chance to ask their questions if they don t Closing 1. The students give argument to make conclusion and then discuss it together to make a right conclusion. 2. Teacher gives homework to learn about the perimeter of rectangle and the area of rectangle. Third Meeting Activities Pre-teaching 1. Teacher greats the students and checks the readiness of students to rememorize about the perimeter and the area of rectangle. 2. Teacher tells the competences that willl be reached by students. Main Activities 1. The students discuss with his pairs to find the rectangle perimeter's formula. 2. Students are divided into nine groups and each group discuss how to find the rectangle area's formula. 3. Some of groups presents his work and the other groups give responses. Allocation 60 minutes

171 4. Teacher guide discussion on the result which has been presented by the students. 5. Students does challenge 3.2 to more understand about the perimeter and the area of rectangle. 6. Teacher pointing out the students randomly to presents their work and the other students give responses. 7. Teacher guide discussion on the result which has been presented by the students. 8. Teacher gives appreciation to the students who has done his work correctly 9. Students are given a chance to ask the questions if they don t Closing 1. The students give argument to make conclusion and then discuss it together to make a right conclusion. 2. Teacher gives homework to learn about rhombus. G. Learning Medias and References 1. Medias a. Mathematics module b. Ruler c. Protractor d. Rectangle s plane e. Unit square 2. References Mathematics module with title Mathematics Module of Quadrilateral Materials Through Realistic Mathematics Education Approach on page 35-109. H. Assessment 1. The technical of assessment Written assessment 2. The form of assessment Exercises

172 3. Instrument Do the exercises below! 1. Kirana makes a parallelogram s painting as shown in the side. If the length of one side of the sticker which is opposite each other are ( ) cm and (3b 217) cm. Find : a. the value of b b. the length of one opposite 2. A parallelogram-shaped floor has a length of base 12 m and altitude 10 m. The floor was covered with tiles that form a parallelogram with base length 25 cm and altitude 20 cm. How many tiles are required to cover the floor? 3. Mrs Reni has a rectangle shaped kitchen. If the length of one diagonal from rectangle which is shape of the kitchen is 6 meter and the other diagonal (5p 4) meter, determine the value of p! 4. A rectangle s garden has length 20 m and width 12 m. If the perimeter of that garden is to be planted by trees with the first trees were planted in a corner of garden and the distance between trees are 2 m. How many trees are planted? 5. A stadion has 110 m 90 m in measurement. On stadionside was built street with width 3 m around this stadion. a. Find the stadion s area! b. If these street will be reconstructed with cost of Rp75.000,00/, how total cost is required? 4. Evaluation principle The exercises contains 5 questions. Every question have score 20 and maximal score is 100. Score = 100

173 5. Assessment criteria Students are considered successfully if they received a value 75 Learning is considered successfully if 80% of students scored 75 Approved by: Yogyakarta, March 7 th 2012 Supervisor of SMP N 1Kalasan Mathematics Teacher Titik Ismardewi, S.Pd NIP. 19650202 198412 2 001 Andriani Suzana NIM.08301244043