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Lesson Plan: Agribusiness of Ornamental Plants in Indonesia

Grade: SMK (Sekolah Menengah Kejuruan) Students - Kelas XII

Subject: Agribusiness of Ornamental Plants

Module: Agribusiness of Ornamental Plants in Indonesia

Learning Objectives:

1. Understand the importance of the agribusiness of ornamental plants in


Indonesia.
2. Identify different types of ornamental plants commonly grown in
Indonesia.
3. Analyze the market potential and demand for ornamental plants in
Indonesia.
4. Develop basic skills in cultivating and managing ornamental plants.

Standards:

Standard 1: Students will be able to explain the importance of


ornamental plants in the agribusiness sector.
Standard 2: Students will be able to identify different types of
ornamental plants commonly grown in Indonesia.

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Standard 3: Students will be able to analyze the market potential and
demand for ornamental plants in Indonesia.
Standard 4: Students will be able to demonstrate basic skills in
cultivating and managing ornamental plants.

Procedure:

I. Introduction (10 minutes)

Begin the lesson by displaying pictures of beautiful ornamental plants


and ask students to describe their features.
Discuss the importance of ornamental plants in the agribusiness
industry, such as their role in landscaping, decoration, and export.
Connect the discussion to Standard 1 and emphasize the significance of
ornamental plant cultivation in Indonesia.

II. Types of Ornamental Plants in Indonesia (20 minutes)

Show pictures and provide information about different types of


ornamental plants commonly grown in Indonesia, such as orchids, roses,
bonsai trees, and ferns.
Engage students by organizing a mini-exhibition where they can observe
and appreciate live samples of various ornamental plants.
Ask students to identify the plants and share their observations.
Connect the activity to Standard 2 and ensure students can recognize
and differentiate between different types of ornamental plants.

III. Market Potential and Demand Analysis (30 minutes)

Divide students into small groups and assign each group a specific
ornamental plant.
Instruct the groups to research the market potential and demand for

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their assigned plant, including its current market value, export potential,
and local demand.
Each group presents their findings to the class, followed by a discussion
on the overall market potential and demand for ornamental plants in
Indonesia.
Connect the activity to Standard 3 and encourage students to analyze the
market dynamics of ornamental plants in Indonesia.

IV. Cultivation and Management Skills (40 minutes)

Introduce basic cultivation techniques and management practices for


ornamental plants, such as soil preparation, watering, fertilization, and
pest control.
Demonstrate these techniques using live plants or visual aids.
Divide students into pairs and provide them with ornamental plant
seedlings or cuttings.
Instruct students to apply the techniques demonstrated and cultivate
their assigned plants.
Encourage students to document the growth and development of their
plants and share their experiences with the class.
Connect the activity to Standard 4 and assess students' ability to apply
cultivation and management skills effectively.

V. Culminating Activity: Ornamental Plant Showcase (20 minutes)

Organize a showcase event where students display their cultivated


ornamental plants.
Invite teachers, students from other classes, and parents to attend the
event.
Each student presents their plant, shares their cultivation journey, and
highlights the unique features of their plant.
Encourage attendees to ask questions and engage in discussions about
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ornamental plants.
Evaluate students' presentation skills, knowledge about their plants, and
overall participation in the event.

Assessment:

Formative assessments can be conducted throughout the lesson through


class discussions, group presentations, and observations of students'
cultivation and management skills.
Summative assessments can include evaluating students' understanding
of the importance of ornamental plants, ability to identify different types
of ornamental plants, analysis of market potential and demand, and
demonstration of cultivation and management skills.

Note: This lesson plan aligns with the Indonesian national curriculum
standards for SMK students, specifically in the Agribusiness of Ornamental
Plants subject.

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