Teaching Writing Narrative by Using “Rose is Rose Comic Strip on Line” Through Remember The Days Game
Keywords:
Game, Writting NarrativeAbstract
This article discusses the rose is rose comic strip through Nostalgia Game in teaching speaking. Speaking is an expressive language skill in which the speaker uses the language to communicate. In teaching speaking, the teacher should have a strategy that fulfills the students‘ interest, so they can enjoy learning. Rose is rose is one of the web comic strips. It is very interisting comic. Since it is published every month. This comic will be very interesting madia that can be used in teaching speaking. Moreover, when it is used in teaching throuh remember the days game. It can be used to make students active in communicating with other students. This strategy will give the students enough opportunity in writing. In other hand, The students can try to retel the story in turn. The activity in this strategy gives the students more opportunity. It is proved in the implementation of this game that the game provides the students with enough preparation. So the students will be ready to write in the process of teaching and learning.
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