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Japanese activities
Japan Booklet (a country study!)
This "All About Japan" booklet can be used for a very basic country study in lower elementary grades! Each page contains a basic fact and related illustration. All graphics are in an outline format so that it's ready to be colored like a mini-coloring book.
This coloring booklet gives all the general/basic information about Japan, including:
-geography (islands in the Pacific Ocean)
-Japanese flag
-capital city of Tokyo
-popular Japanese foods
-traditional architecture
-volcanoes
-ancient war
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K - 3rd
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JAPAN - A Study of Japan Booklet Nonfiction Country Study
This 20-something page kid-friendly and thorough informational booklet was written for UPPER ELEMENTARY readers. It contains 14 sub topics on Japan:GeographyThe Great Tohoku EarthquakePrefectures and CitiesReligionHolidays3 Special Holidays for ChildrenPeopleLanguageGovernmentSymbols of JapanEducationTransportationWhat do kids do in their free time?Speak JapaneseMy Questions (Extra) – A notes page for students to add extra vocabulary and questionsGlossary (Extra) – All words underlined throughou
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: JAPAN Country Study Bundle - Everything
Introduction to Japanese Culture
This pack that includes 17 activities designed as an introduction to the Japanese culture, suitable for grade 1 to 3. While I myself am not Japanese, I spent a lot of time researching as I was required to teach about the culture (not the language) as a pre-requisite for junior students before they started their formal language lessons.The activities are based around a fun, hands on approach to give students ‘a taste’ of Japan. Included are each of the printable activities, teacher notes to expla
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1st - 3rd
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Japanese: Hamburger Shop - HIRAGANA based version
This comprehensive resource aims to provide teachers with everything they will need to teach this unit of work.The unit goals are:By undertaking this unit of work, students willextend their ability to read and write hiragana and kanjilearn how to ask for items develop an understanding of Japanese Yen notes and coinslearn how to state and read numbers in the hundreds and thousandsdevelop an awareness of formulaic language used in transactionscreate and perform a shopping role-playI have included
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3rd - 7th
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Japan Country Inquiry Unit ( Social Studies)
Description: As an Educator teaching in Japan for more than 10 years, here are some topics of Japan that I feel are engaging and interesting for young adults . Japan is a marvelous country with so many things to learn from- hopefully these resources can help your students learn about another country but most importantly grow into culturally intelligent human beings! Topics CoveredA) Geographic LocationJapanese FlagJapanese MapJapan ResearchJapanese MoneyInformation about Japanese Money
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3rd - 8th
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Japanese: PETS - a unit for young learners
PETS: a unit for young learnersThis comprehensive unit will enable students to introduce their pet or one they would like to own! Sentence patterns covered:わたしのペットです。ぼくのペットです。犬です。なまえは SPOTです。三才です。小さいです。はいいろ です。大好きです！The materials included in this unit comprise:A 'story' presentation which depicts various children introducing their pets - students will hear the sentence patterns and vocabulary many times and participate in choral 'reading'. ( Please note that romaji is NOT used.)A detailed teachi
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K - 4th
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Koinobori 鯉のぼり - Japanese koi flags - craft
Koinobori (鯉のぼり) are Japanese carp streamers that are flown every year for Children's Day (子供の日). Families fly the streamers above their homes, with a koi flag for each member of the family. Your students can take part in this colorful tradition honoring children by creating their own koinobori. Appropriate for students of all ages and abilities, this activity allows each child to personalize a koinobori to be displayed proudly in their classroom or at home.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Japanese Children's Day holiday (May 5) activity bundle
Hiragana Karate Belt System for your Japanese program
This is a guide to setting up a program, using the karate belt system, to help interest, motivate and challenge your students as they work towards mastering Hiragana. Included is;Teaching ideas and a possible teaching sequence Recording sheet for students Display posters outlining the beltsPrintable labels for containers Printable practice cardsCertificates for green and black belt
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4th - 7th
JAPAN Country Study: Bundle of PowerPoints and Game
This is for a bundle of two of my JAPAN Country Studies for PowerPoint:JAPAN Country Study: Geography, History, Culture, GovernmentJAPAN Country Study: Culture, Vocabulary, Powerpoint, Game Descriptions for each are below.-------------------------------------------------------------------1) JAPAN Country Study: Geography, History, Culture, Government (Grades 3-9)($4.50)This Japan Country Study for PowerPoint is to supplement your lessons on Japan. This entire download was last updated August 20
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3rd - 9th
Japanese: When is your birthday?
This Teaching and Learning resource is designed for younger students of Japanese to learn to ask and answer the question たんじょうびは何月ですか。using the months of the year. 一月～十二月.No romaji is included.The unit does assume students have already learned how to count, at least to ten, in Japanese, and can recognise kanji number symbols. Some number revision pages are included, however, in the Student Book pages which can be included or omitted at the discretion of the teacher.THIS RESOURCE contains: · Aust
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K - 3rd
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Japanese: Hungry Caterpillar- a unit for students of Japanese
This is a ZIP file containing 2 items. One is a comprehensive resource which includes a teacher guide, student workbook and a variety of flash cards, playing cards, board games. The other file is a modified version of the story, which can be displayed and read using a data projector or IWB. Alignment to the Australian Curriculum is indicated. Assessment tasks and rubrics have also been incorporated into the unit to facilitate the ease with which these materials can be used. By the end of the un
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4th - 8th
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I went to the Zoo! どうぶつえんに行きました。
This unit of work aims to provide a scaffolded approach to teaching students how to sequence ideas and events, at a basic level.
The popular ‘Zoo’ theme is the basis for recount-style narratives.
To this end, students will FIRSTLY be introduced to the basic vocabulary—the names of 12 zoo creatures. ( I have said ‘creatures’ since penguins are birds not animals!)
THEN students will learn to answer the question ‘What did you see?’ with ‘I saw a penguin’ and ‘I
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3rd - 7th
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JAPAN - Learn About Japan Booklet Nonfiction Country Study
This 18-something page kid-friendly and thorough informational booklet was written for LOWER ELEMENTARY readers. It contains 13 sub topics on Japan:GeographyMount FujiCities and Homes3 Special Holidays for ChildrenLanguageSymbols of JapanFlagFlowerClothingFoodSchoolWhat do Kids do in their Free Time?SportsSpeak JapaneseMy Questions (Extra) – A notes page for students to add extra vocabulary and questionsGlossary (Extra) – All words underlined throughout the booklet can be found defined in the gl
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K - 2nd
Also included in: JAPAN Country Study Bundle - Everything
Japanese: 'What's the time, Mr. Wolf?'
This unit of work is designed to teach students of Japanese, how to tell the time using o'clock times. Now an additional supplement extends the unit to 'half-past' times too.It is anticipated that students already know how to count to twelve in Japanese and can recognise kanji numbers to twelve.The kit hopefully includes everything a teacher needs!! It includes:Story, Original Song to familiar tune,Flashcards, various game cards, Clock model, Pop-up wolf card, Detailed explanations of ideas and
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Not Grade Specific
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JAPANESE: Year of the Dragon Craft Templates
Commence the school year with activities from this resource! 2024 is The Year of the Dragon so the templates provided are based on this theme.NOTE: This resource is for students of Japanese and is aimed at the Primary level. However, some activities are also suitable for Junior Secondary students.Starting a new school year with the materials included in this resource allows students new to the program to participate in their first Japanese lessons in non-threatening ways. The craft created can b
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Not Grade Specific
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Japanese Food: Chopstick History, Use, Culture, Etiquette Do's and Don'ts Quiz
Teach students how to use Japanese chopsticks (hashi) using the correct social etiquette and techniques. This resource has several reading passages, instructions for how to use chopsticks, fun chopstick training games for the classroom, etiquette do's and don'ts, a short answer and long answer quiz (using AUS QCAA cognitive verbs), a quick true/false quick and modelled responses. Included:Chopstick history: Origins of chopstick invention in China and influence of Chinese cultureChopstick types i
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Japan Copywork, Activities, and Country Booklet
Take a pretend trip to Japan to learn fun facts and information about Japanese life.Using this country study, students can:Cut out a passport stamp and paste it into an included passport to start the journeyCreate a tab-style booklet featuring different information about Japan and Japanese cultureAnswer questions about the facts and information they have studiedComplete various activities, such as a crossword puzzle, a word search, and moreWrite informational texts as copywork or compose their o
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Around the World Mega Bundle - 92 countries - 50% Discount
Origami Paper Cranes!
Origami Paper Cranes!
Are your students studying World War II in the Pacific and want a fun activity? Are you reading a book about Sasaki Sadako and the 1,000 paper cranes? Do you want a fun, quick activity for indoor recess? Are you a Japanese teacher looking for your students to help decorate your room?
This is for you!
Included are 5 original origami papers (black and white and color!) and paper crane directions. You can reuse the origami paper for any other origami, too! Don't limit yours
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Not Grade Specific
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Japanese: KOBUTA TANUKI KITSUNE NEKO Song Unit
This resource has been designed around the Japanese song of the same name and makes a great inclusion to Early Years Japanese programs. The song has very limited vocabulary, is repetitive, allows for the use of gestures, and has a simple tune,all factors which make it easy for young students to learn.The song introduces the names of 4 animals and the sounds they make. More importantly, the names of the animals are in SHIRITORI order ie. The last syllable
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PreK - 2nd
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Japanese: The Enormous Turnip story
This unit has been designed to encourage oral story re-telling. Along the way, students can learn to read keywords and expressions, if the teacher wishes to also make this an aim for the unit.The story file pages can be displayed using a data projector/IWB or printed to make a hard-copy storybook.Encourage students to join in with teacher reading, initially with the うんとこしょ、どっこいしょ parts, then gradually taking on character roles.The story lends itself to performance. Have student groups perform th
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2nd - 7th
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Japanese Food Mega Bundle! Chopsticks Vending Machines Obento Wagashi Washoku
This self-paced, Japanese unit teaches students to describe foods through reading and writing tasks, particles practice, flashcards, crosswords, find a words, match-up activities, labelling activities, literacy articles and cut out activities. Suitable as distance ed take-home bundle for students with no internet/computer access. There are over 370 pages of activities for students to choose from, 134 activities in total. Each of these are available as smaller packets too.There are 8 products inc
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Not Grade Specific
Japanese: Daily Routines Unit
This resource provides a wide variety of materials to enable teachers to confidently teach a unit based on describing daily routines. As I teach at the Primary School level I have created the unit for my Year 6 classes. However, depending on learner experience and knowledge the materials could be used at higher levels. I have adopted a different approach from previous units. I have utilised aspects of ‘The Language Gym’, by Gianfranco Conti and Steve Smith, together with techniques used in ‘Teac
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6th - 9th
Japanese Country Study Japan History And Culture Japan Study Unit Packet
Social Studies Geography Pack to study Japan and its culture, history, SAMURAI, NINJA, GEISHA, ORIGAMI, SAKURA (cherry blossom), Japanese tea, language, Japanese ancient toys and clothes, Japanese emigration to Brazil, customs, their contribution to the world, and the facts with all the main information gathered.Great for Cultural / Social Studies Centers, doing it as a special workgroup, a Japan Exhibition/ Exposition, or an introduction to this topic! - it can be done individually, in pairs, o
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Koinobori - Japanese koi streamers - coloring and crafts
Every year on May 5th, Japan celebrates Children's Day (Kodomo no hi). Koinobori (鯉のぼり) fish streamers are an integral part of the celebration, being flown from the homes of families with children, as well as throughout the country in popular public gathering places. The fish represent strength and bravery as they swim upstream against the strong currents.Your students will love participating in this colorful, cultural tradition by creating their own koinobori! This product includes two differen
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Japanese Children's Day holiday (May 5) activity bundle
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