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High school japanese word walls under $5
Japanese Super 7 Verbs
Want students speaking spontaneously from Day One? These posters help students process meaning quickly and easilyDr Terry Waltz identified 7 verbs that in any language will allow you to communicate in the greatest number of contexts:LOCATION (to be at a place)= ni imasuEXISTENCE (there is/there are)= ga imasu/ga arimasuPOSSESSION (to have)= ga imasu/ga arimasuIDENTITY (to be) = desuPREFERENCE (to like/dislike) = ga suki desu/suki janai desuMOTION (to go) = ni ikimasuVOLITION (to want)= ga hoshii
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4th - 9th
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Japanese Grammar Shinkansen, sentence structure wall display
This resource is a ‘Shinkansen’ Grammar train, showing Japanese language sentence structure. Playing off the iconic Japanese bullet train, this sentence structure wall display helps students when writing simple or complex sentences.It can also be used as a classroom activity when printed for small groups or individual work to design sentencesA Worksheet is included for students to create their own Grammar Shinkansen in the writing books/folders. PDF Version and Editable version are includedBest
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5th - 12th
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Japanese Animals - Flash & Concentration Cards
Japanese animal flash & concentration cards. The set of concentration cards allow students to do the following matching:
a) match the animal card with the same animal card.
b) match the animal card with the hiragana (katakana) card.
c) match the animal card with the kanji card.
d) match the animal card with hiragana (katakana), kanji and romaji card.
This packet contains 24 animals. A great resource for a center activity or for a tutor.
The animals are: Giraffe, camel, hippo, goat, elephan
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
Vocabulary Booklet my students love this one!!!
useful japanese vocabulary list sorted by the index
very useful and my students love using this.
suitable for year 9 - 12
24 pages
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7th - 12th
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Japanese Character Chart - Hiragana & Katakana
The most simple Hiragana and Katakana charts ever! No Kawaii pictures or strokes so that your students will focused on their task! These charts will work great as a quick reference for Japanese writing. Print and laminate them and keep them in your classroom. For advanced students, print Hiragana on one side and Katakana on the other. The charts can also be used for a quick assessment on the characters.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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