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Indonesian Telling Time

Sixth graders learn to tell time in Indonesian — ask jam berapa? (what time is it?), and learn siang (noon/midday) and tengah malam (midnight, literally “middle of the night”). Handy fact: “jam” means both “hour/o’clock” AND “clock/watch”!

Grade 6Telling Time50 minutes1 class periodACTFL / World LanguagesExplicit teaching4 StandardsACTFL
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Lesson at a Glance

Everything you need before the bell rings

Learning Objectives

Students will be able to…

  • ✓Ask the time.
  • ✓Learn noon & midnight.
  • ✓Read a clock.
  • ✓Say your schedule.
Essential Question

Jam berapa? How do you ask and tell the time in Indonesian?

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Interactive Task
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Indonesian Time Check

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The Lesson · Language Flow (Warm-Up · Present · Practice · Speak · Reflect)

50 minutes, five moves

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1

Warm-Up — What Time Is It?

6 min

How do you ask and tell time in Indonesian?

👩‍🏫 Teacher Moves

  • Point to a clock.
  • Ask “jam berapa?”
  • Set the goal.

🎒 Student Actions

  • Look.
  • Wonder.
  • Get ready.
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Present — Telling Time

12 min

Students learn.

👩‍🏫 Teacher Moves

  • Send students to Indonesian Time Check.
  • Note siang & tengah malam.
  • Note jam = hour & clock.

🎒 Student Actions

  • Answer.
  • Note it.
  • Note it.
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Practice — Practice

13 min

Students practice.

👩‍🏫 Teacher Moves

  • Ask the time.
  • Say noon & midnight.
  • Read a clock.

🎒 Student Actions

  • Ask.
  • Say.
  • Read.
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Speak — Speak

13 min

Students speak.

👩‍🏫 Teacher Moves

  • Say when school starts.
  • Ask “jam berapa?”
  • Ask a partner.

🎒 Student Actions

  • Say it.
  • Ask.
  • Ask.
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Reflect — Reflect

6 min

Students close.

👩‍🏫 Teacher Moves

  • Ask the time.
  • Say noon in Indonesian.
  • Complete the exit ticket.

🎒 Student Actions

  • Ask it.
  • Say it.
  • Complete the exit ticket.
Standards Alignment

Built to the standards you report on

Aligned to the ACTFL World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages (Novice-High).

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Communication 1.1

Interpersonal: ask & tell time.

ACTFL
Communication 1.2

Interpretive: understand times.

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Connections 3.1

Connect to math / clocks.

ACTFL
Communication 1.3

Presentational: state times.

Differentiation

One lesson, every learner

Multilingual Learners

ELL / EMERGING READERS
  • Clock cards with times.
  • Frame: “jam ___.”
  • Use a demo clock.

Support & Access

IEP / 504
  • Start with jam berapa?
  • Use a clock model.
  • Repeat aloud.

Stretch & Extend

GIFTED / EARLY FINISHERS
  • Add half hours.
  • Say a daily schedule.
  • Use a clock face.
Materials

What to gather

  • 📽️Screen / board
  • 🕒Clock cards
  • 💻Indonesian Time Check
  • 🕛Demo clock
  • 📓Notebooks
  • 🎫Exit-ticket slips
Vocabulary

Key terms — hover for a quick definition

waktutimejamhour / o’clock / clockjam berapawhat time is itsiangnoon / middaytengah malammidnightmenitminutepagimorningsoreafternoon / evening
Evaluate

Exit Ticket

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QUESTION 1
How do you ask “What time is it?” in Indonesian?
jam berapa?
QUESTION 2
What does “siang” mean?
Noon / midday.
QUESTION 3
What does “jam” mean (two things)?
Hour / o’clock, and clock / watch.

Reflect: telling time.

Have students ask “jam berapa?” and say a time in Indonesian. A printable Indonesian time sheet is in the World Languages library.

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Practice · Worksheet

Printable worksheet

A print-and-go review sheet with a built-in answer key. Tap “Show answer key” to reveal answers, or print the clean version for students.

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Date: ____________

Part A · Write the word that matches each meaning

Word bank: jam, jam berapa, menit, pagi, siang, sore, tengah malam, waktu
  1. hour / o’clock / clock
  2. afternoon / evening
  3. morning
  4. time
  5. minute
  6. what time is it
  7. midnight
  8. noon / midday

Part B · Show what you learned

  1. How do you ask “What time is it?” in Indonesian?
  2. What does “siang” mean?
  3. What does “jam” mean (two things)?
Answer key — Part A: 1) jam · 2) sore · 3) pagi · 4) waktu · 5) menit · 6) jam berapa · 7) tengah malam · 8) siang
Part B: 1) jam berapa? 2) Noon / midday. 3) Hour / o’clock, and clock / watch.