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10th grade japanese resources for Microsoft PowerPoint $5-10
BUNDLE Japanese New Year Activities and Reading Passages
New Year is the biggest festival throughout the year in Japan! With this resource bundle, students can experience various Japanese traditions to celebrate New Year. These activities can be attractive displays for your classroom to start a new year!■ LanguageActivity sheets: Japanese and EnglishReading passages: Japanese ■ Level / AgeElementary ～ Intermediate / G4 and up ■ Learners will be able to:Experience Japanese cultural activities in the New YearWrite short sentencesRead short passages and
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4th - 12th
Block Prints - Printmaking - Hokusai (Art Project and Presentation)
Block Prints - HokusaiArt project and presentation of my Block Printing lesson. I teach this lesson to my 5th graders and they enjoy learning about the history of block printing and the life and artwork of Katsushika Hokusai. Every student loves designing, carving and printing their own block. It is, to quote the kids, SO SATISFYING! I would recommend this exciting art project for grades 5th and up. Designed with classroom teachers and homeschool teachers in mind by art teacher and artist W
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4th - 12th
Also included in: Lifetime Pass - All Art Ninja Resources!
They Called Us Enemy (PPTs and Worksheets) Japanese Internment
Lessons and worksheets to accompany the reading of They Called Us Enemy.
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9th - 12th
Takashi Murakami 29 slide Powerpoint & 3 Sketchbook Prompts Bundle
Enjoy this 29 slide powerpoint and 3 sketchbook prompts about Superflat master artist, Takashi Murakami. Your students will be engaged with the powerpoint and activities in leaning about this Japanese artist. Use this for: Art HistoryVisual ArtsIt may be used for:Bell RingerHomeworkJumping off point for a larger projectPlease use this for classroom or google classroom only! Please do not republish on the internet. Thank you!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Japan Art History
Through this lesson students will learn about the history of Japanese Art. This purchase includes TWO lessons and lasts about 3-4 days. Students will explore the Japanese artworld beginning in the 1700's and ending in 2020. I hope that your students enjoy this lesson as much as mine do!Included In Your PurchaseLesson 1: Image AnalysisVisually Pleasing PowerPoint PresentationLots of Vides and Pictures Included5 Different Types of Japanese Works to AnalyzeStudent Analyzation Guide/ WorksheetLess
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6th - 12th
Mario Kart Japanese Lesson
This is a highly engaging lesson for students learning Japanese. It was made specifically for beginners in Years 7-10 as part as my weekly Japan Club. If you want to up the level, substitute Roomaji for Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. The lesson includes a song, quiz, numbers, sums using + - x ÷ , a maths shoot out, a maze using directions, a cootie catcher, character practise writing activity, pin the body parts on the face game and Mario Kart race with pull back cars (separate purchase required
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5th - 10th, Staff
Ancient to Medieval Period of Japanese Literature (Lecture Notes and PPT)
Ancient Period to the Medieval Period of Japanese Literature (Lecture Notes and PowerPoint Presentation)Table of Concepts (Lecture Notes): (Available in PDF File)- Summary- Ancient Japanese Literature: The Nara Period- Classical Japanese Literature: The Heian Period- Medieval Japanese Literature: Kamakura-Muromachi PeriodTable of Concepts (Lecture Notes): (Available at Presentation Formatting)- Ancient Period- Ancient Period: Significant Authors and Works- Classical Period- Classical Period: Sig
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9th - 12th
Modern Japanese Literature (Lecture Notes and PowerPoint Presentation)
Modern Japanese Literature (Lecture Notes and PowerPoint Presentation)Table of Concepts (Lecture Notes): (Available in PDF File)- Summary- Early Modern Japanese Literature: The Edo Period- Modern Japanese Literature: The Meiji Period- Modern Japanese Literature: The Postwar to Present PeriodTable of Concepts (Lecture Notes): (Available at Presentation Formatting)- Edo Period- Edo Period: Significant Authors and Works- Meiji Period- Meiji Period: Significant Authors and Works- Postwar to Present
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9th - 12th
Kodomo no Hi Children's Day Presentation Digital Print
This is the perfect Children's day Activity for your class! This beautiful Children's Day Presentation is the perfect addition to your classroom! Kodomo no hi, also known as Boys Festival, is a Japanese festival celebrated on May 5. This resource will help your students to understand the history, cultural practices, and seasonal foods of Kodomo no Hi or 'Boys' Festival.' With this no prep presentation, you can celebrate kodomo no hi in your classroom or at home!Featuring both digital and print o
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7th - 10th
Classroom instructions + Basic Greetings + Self-Introduction Powerpoint Slides
This is a PowerPoint Slide Show including Japanese classroom entrance routine, basic greetings, and self-introduction. It also contains a formative assessment on basic Japanese greetings. Language used in the slide show includes romaji, as well as Japanese scripts (hiragana and Kanji). With all language structures taught, there are images to provide visual support for better understanding.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Early Japan’s History, Geography, and Influence Today Slides & Presentation!
Download and go straight into the beginning of the ancient island nation of Japan! With 15 discussion prompts and fun facts inserted into the subject material, classroom engagement, discussion, and dialogue are sure to increase!Topics included:• Food for Thought Warmup - imaginative historical scenario • Background Information - with prior knowledge assessment• A Geographical Did You Know?- critical thinking • Japan’s Closeness to the Sea• The Ocean’s Influence on Japanese Cuisine Today • Japan
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6th - 12th
Also included in: The Japanese History BUNDLE!
Obon Festival presentation I Bon Odori
Celebrate Obon Festival with this presentation about the Japanese tradition of paying respect to ancestors and loved ones who have passed away. Your students will learn about how is Obon celebrated in Japan, the origins of this Buddhist holiday, what happens during Bon Odori, Kyoto's Gozan Okuribi Festival (also known as Daimonji), Awa Odori Festival and what other holidays are related to Obon.The festival is also known as Bon, Urabon, or Obon Matsuri. Obon is a time when people return to their
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Holidays in Japan Mega Bundle l Presentation Activities Crafts
Landmarks of Japan PowerPoint
This is a PowerPoint featuring famous landmarks of Japan.Covering 17 different landmarks from around Japan, this resource is a must have to any covering Asian geography or history.With vivid pictures and informative slides, this PowerPoint is sure to keep them interested and engaged while learning about the country of Japan.Famous landmarks included:Tokyo TowerMount FijiSakurajimaNachi FallsArashiyama Bamboo GroveItsukushima ShrineHimeji CastleAmanohashidateNara DaibutsuJigokudani Monkey ParkKin
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
History of Japan 6/12: The Muromachi Period
This lesson covers the Muromachi Period, from 1336 to 1573. Includes discussion of the Northern and Southern court rivalry, the schism between the brothers Takauji and Tadayoshi, the rise of Noh theater and Sumi painting, and the descent into the warring states period.Illustrated with colorful period art and plenty of maps and photos of historic places and statuary.IMPORTANT: This uses the PPT theme "Asian design presentation." For optimal appearance, please have this theme downloaded. You can f
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: History of Japan Bundle
History of Japan 5/12: The Kamakura Period
IMPORTANT: This uses the PPT theme "Asian design presentation." For optimal appearance, please have this theme downloaded. You can find it for free by using the searchbox in the Power Point theme screen. Without this theme, the content may appear jumbled.This lesson chronicles the rise of Japan's first shogunate during the Kamakura period, from 1185 to 1333. Content covered includes:Creation of the bakufu (shogunate)Rise of the HojoThe feudal hierarchyThe Mongol invasionsThe Kenmu Restoration/Go
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: History of Japan Bundle
Onigiri/Omusubi rice ball lesson
A Japanese lesson with a rice ball theme. Activities include a comic strip translation activity, writing practice on genkouyoushi paper, the Korokoro Kororin rolling rice ball story with reading of romaji for fluency and rice ball making to finish off.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Japan: An Introduction
This is a 37 slide Power Point that introduces students using pictures and fun facts about Japan! I created this slide show as an introduction for the week long summer camp that had a Japan theme. I currently am living in Japan and decided to share what I have learned with my students back in the states when home on summer break. Each slide has additional information for the teacher to share in the notes section of their presentation. The first slide after the cover slide covers the location of
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1st - 12th
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[Just Teach!] Japanese Numbers (0-100) Powerpoint in Romaji and Hiragana
Why spend hours on making slides? Take this powerpoint and just teach! Ready made Powerpoint slides to teach and revise Japanese numbers from 0 to 100. The first half is in Romaji. The second half is in hiragana so you can choose the one that is suitable for your students. First, teach the numbers, then check by just showing the Arabic number (1, 2, 3). The answer will be shown when you click again (Ichi, Ni, San or いち、に、さん). Excellent introduction to numbers for both children and adults. It inc
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Animals - doubutsu
This is a animal themed Japanese lesson for high school students. It has listening, speaking and writing activities as well as fun facts about animals in Japan.
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5th - 12th, Staff
Tanabata Presentation Star Festival
Are you looking for a fun&educational way to introduce the Tanabata festival to your students? Then this Tanabata presentation is the perfect resource for you! Tanabata, also known as the Star festival, is a holiday celebrated on July 7.This beautiful and interactive presentation tells the story of Orihime and Hikoboshi, the star-crossed lovers. With this presentation packed with stunning visuals and interesting facts, you'll be able to share the story of Tanabata with your friends, family,
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Tanabata Bundle: Star Festival Presentation Activities
Airplanes - Hikouki
A Japanese lesson with an airplane theme. A fun learning experience for primary and high school students. Activities include: Language learning opportunities in speaking, translatingA memory challengeAirplane labelling taskVideo Interesting factsTaketomboScavenger huntAirplane making
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5th - 10th, Staff
Kokeshi dolls
A Japanese lesson with a kokeshi ningyou theme. Activities include painting a miniature doll, learning between imasu and arimasu, comic strip translation activity, and song.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Hiragana stroke assemble acitivity
Activity to assemble hiragana strokes. The activity is divided into four parts by strokes. There is a chart on the first page for your reference.For 1-stroke Hiragana page, you choose the correct 1-stroke hiragana character, then place it in the box below.For 2-4 stroke Hiragana pages, there are two different levels. Level 1 is easy because the strokes are color-coded by stroke order. Level 2 is little challenging, the strokes are all in black. There is a "Clue" in the upper left corner of each
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K - 12th
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Eigo Ganbare Class Listening Pyramid
This is an interactive and customizable Listening Pyramid game lesson activity to be used for team-teaming between Japanese teachers of English and the ALT.Message to ALTs!!! Please don't buy this yourself. Instead, please ask your BOE to pay for it or have your JTEs help you out. Bear in mind that if you have 5 JTEs + yourself (the ALT), the English department must pay for license 6 copies. 1 license copy for each teacher. If your JTEs don't want their own, the English department can still pay
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1st - 12th
Also included in: Eigo Ganbare Interactive & Editable Class Collection
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