An listening assessment task relating to the topic of “home” (Where I Live). It can also be used as a practice listening task. Contents: One audio text only - it not a complete listening assessment consisting of three different audio texts. It is one audio text only. Two papers for two levels of ability. These are titled “Challenge Level” and “Standard Level” Marking schemes for both levels Transcript of audio Link to access the audio - you will find this on the Answers Key page near the top. I do not believe I can upload audio to TES Resources but let me know if I am wrong about this. Extra Info: PDF formatting Three multiple choice questions One short answer question One table question to tick what students hear Total marks = 10

Word search relating to things a home is made of to be used with “terbuat dari” phrases. Differentiated with a solution. Can be used as a starter / warmup activity. The easier version includes definitions of the words. The worksheet includes a bonus activity for students to quietly ponder if they finish early / are advanced in ability. Vocabulary in the wordsearch is: ubin (floor tile) kayu (wood) bambu (bamboo) logam (metal) genting (roof tile) besi (iron) plastik (plastic) karet (rubber) ijuk (palm fibre) batu-bata (brick) beton (concrete) The easier version of the worksheet has a “star” symbol on the top. Format - PPT

Listening activity about a home tour or show home video from YouTube. Students used this to collect vocabulary and test their understanding in the leadup to a task in which they created their own for sale video and home tour. Differentiated - the easier version has a star symbol. Section B This is aimed at a more independent or enthusiastic learner who wants to push the boundaries of their learning. For section B, provide students with the transcript to the video. I downloaded this video and edited out one section about the bathroom on the ground floor but this can be left in. No solutions provided but transcript is provided.

PPT outlining prepositions of location and using some vocabulary for furniture in Indonesian. Students have the chance to write down the vocabulary, then view images of Where’s Wally to create sentences describing where he is in location to pieces of furniture. Students rewrite sentences that incorrectly describe where he is. They then create their own sentences stating where he is in relation to the furniture. I copied this from a resource for German students. Thank you to that teacher who uploaded their PPT for free. The prepositions included are: Di atas on Bi bawah under Di dalam in Di samping next to Di antara between Di belakang behind

A colour worksheet for primary school students to consolidate their knowledge of telling the time in Indonesian for "half past" the hour. These sheets can be displayed inside plastic folders for students to complete using whiteboard pens. They can then rub out their answers for other students to re-use. It includes an answer sheet on the second page so that students can mark their own work. Perfect as a "fast finisher" resource.

Worksheet to learn months of the year for Primary School students. It is a basic level sheet in which students add the missing letters for each month. The second page is a marginally more difficult version of the first page, as the months are more mixed up in that page.

A powerpoint to introduce words for chores in the home plus two fun things to do when you relax. The next section of the PPT explains adverbs of frequency. The PPT includes speaking activities and sentence building activities, as well as a link to a video if desired. I will also include a separate PPT to give to students if remote teaching with the activities only. 1 x vocab sheet for students to complete as they go through the new terms relating to chores in the PPT. 2 x “Boggle” worksheets with answers but each of these only has about four words - very hard to do Boggle in Indonesian! I based the PPT off other PPTs that I found on TES for other foreign languages. Thank you to other teachers for sharing their work!

Students fill the gap, then answer reading comprehension activities. There is a second worksheet in which they put the out of order email into the correct order. I have included solutions for the second worksheet. There is also a worksheet guiding students through how to write their own email about their daily routine. The worksheets are differentiated - Level 3 means higher ability and Level 2 means moderate ability. These are word docs and PDFs for Indonesian language learning or Bahasa Indonesia.

This worksheet includes an authentic picture of a school plan / map with its facilities labelled in Indonesian. Students need to demonstrate their understanding of the picture by shading certain parts of it and answering reading comprehension questions. They must also use their cognition skills to work out some trickier words that they probably have not yet come across. The second slide shows the answers for this resource Key words for this resource include: sekolah denah fasilitas peta reading comprehension Bahasa Indonesia Indonesian answers page

This sheet lists common expressions for the teacher and student to use in Indonesian language class to stay in the target language. It includes some basic vocab ideas to learn the expressions and also includes a link to a more extensive list on the website called Sederet. I believe it could be used for classes 7 - 10 or modified to your needs.

This is a brief PPT of only 4 slides introducing some sequencing words to enable students to describe their daily routine in sequential order. Some catchwords for this resource include Bahasa Indonesia, Indonesian, Grammar, Kata Urutan, Sambungan, dulu ,kemudian, productive tasks.

Reading comprehension worksheet in dialogue form relating to tennis, sport equipment and sport in Indonesian / Bahasa Indonesia. I have included a separate answers sheet.

Students match the Indonesian sentences on the left with the English translations on the right. This is a warm up / starter activity on the topic of school. It relates to extracurricular clubs and school brochures. It is designed to accompany the work in Saling Silang student book 1 page 38. I have used it with my class of Year 7s.

Students match the Indonesian vocabulary on the left hand side with the English sentences on the right. This is a starter activity relating to visiting a doctor and the expressions used between doctor and patient. There are also some missing letters that students need to try to fill in. There are two extra slides that can be printed out according to ability if desired.

Listening comprehension worksheet to accompany the video made by Jeremy Snyder, of Dua Budaya, about “Rutin Saya”. The worksheet includes the URL for the video. The video can be found on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htWDbfwlnBM