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12th grade japanese internet activities
House Hunters International Worksheet
This activity can be used for any world language teacher. Just adjust to your language. HGTV has one of the best resources for WL teachers with the show House Hunters International. You can go on www.hgtv.com (full episodes) to find episodes. I then have the students complete this worksheet as they watch the show. They have to use some of the vocabulary for Home (Hogar) and learn what the monetary unit is (and in some cases have to convert). I stop the episodes to point out cultural items
Grades:
6th - 12th
Japanese Internment Camps Webquest (with Answer Key!)
Need a quick, no-prep assignment about Japanese Internment during World War II? Look no further. This Google Doc-compatible resource guides students through 15 reading-based questions on the key people, laws, and events that led to and resulted from the internment of Japanese Americans. Answer Key included! No Prep Required! Fully Editable to make the assignment shorter if needed!(World War II, Japanese Internment, WWII, Fred Korematsu, Executive Order 9066)
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8th - 12th
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CCSS:
Japan Virtual Classroom
Explore the wonderful country of Japan through this virtual classroom created on Canva! Students will immerse themselves in Japanese art, culture, and geography with over 18 different activities to choose from! Some of the activities include, Hiking up Mt. FujiCreating origami cranes and flowers Learning the ancient art of Samurai Learn common phrases in JapaneseRead about the creation of Anime and how it has evolved over time&&& so much more! A worksheet is included if you would lik
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Japanese Numbers Practice - Digital Activity - With Read to Me in Japanese
Product DescriptionA unique digital activity to practice numbers in Japanese. Each number is read to students in Japanese. The student must then type the correct number in the box provided. Instant feedback is provided on correct/incorrect. This digital activity is internet based and requires sound. There are 30 numbers covered at random (1-30)Please note, this is a complete digital activity which the numbers are read to students in Japanese and automatically provided instant feedback b
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1st - 12th
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Facts about Japan - Reading Guide - ASIA
This is a reading guide for middle and high school students to learn about Japan. The article associated with this is hyperlinked on the reading guide. This is a perfect homework or silent activity to give to your students. ☀☀☀ PLEASE FOLLOW ME FOR NEW PRODUCT UPDATES ☀☀☀Visit me on Pinterest!Visit me on Twitter!See my Store!
Grades:
7th - 12th
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MATH - JAPAN - INTERNET ACTIVITIES
MATH - JAPAN - INTERNET ACTIVITIESStudents will need to use the internet to answer questions about Japan.This can also be used as a substitute lesson plan.Topics are:height and weight, rivers, mountains, highest and lowest point in Japantyphoons, rain and snow, tusnami, temperaturespeed limits, yen, skyscraperssunrise and sunset, meteorites, time, Richter ScaleThere are 4 pages with a 1 page answer key.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Japanese Music Webquest
They say that music makes the world go around. It also makes the world a lot more interesting and sometimes easier to understand! Music is a universal language. We all enjoy dancing to our favorite songs. In this webquest/project, you will find out more about the Japanese music you love, read the words to your favorite songs, and create new ways of presenting the songs so they make personal sense to you!
Video Vocabulary Notes
Many adult ESL students ask me how to improve their listening skills, especially with conversational English used by native speakers.The answer: more focused, active listening with authentic materials.This simple worksheet turns an everyday leisure activity (watching videos) into a powerful learning strategy.We listen actively by...Picking out a few new words and studying them in the context of the video.Listening for familiar words.Focusing on the big picture of the video.While I have used this
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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World Environment Day with a Japanese Theme
At our school we participate in/ celebrate World Environment Day. One of our wonderful teachers organises guest speakers and a range of activities for the students of our school.
I wanted to contribute to this day with a Japanese theme so after some research I discovered some wonderful things that people of Japan are developing to assist with our world environmental issues. I have included links to each clip (4) and some basic questions as well.
This should take about a lesson to get through.(5
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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