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12th grade japanese handouts $10 and up
How To Draw Anime Faces and Figures Printable Interactive Workbook
Discover the magic of anime illustration with our 35-page printable book, specially crafted to ignite your creativity and unveil the world of captivating anime character design. With detailed step-by-step instructions, this book delves into the art of drawing expressive anime eyes, perfecting intricate facial features, and capturing various hairstyles from multiple angles.Accompanied by dedicated practice sheets, this resource caters to students of all skill levels and grade levels, fostering an
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Japanese Tutor Tests: Genki 1 chapters 1-6
Here is a deal that I hope you will be interested in! I've put my first 6 tests together into one bundle!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Anime Step by Step
This Step by Step Anime handout walks students through the process of drawing themselves in anime or other anime character. On the cover page is a brief description of anime and questions to spark conversations about characteristics and emotions, followed by two optional pages on how to draw the head shape, three pages of eyes (39 choices total), two pages of noses and mouths (20 choices total), and two pages of hair examples (34 choices total). Hair examples support a diverse group of student
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2nd - 12th
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Japanese Hiragana Katakana Alphabet Display Cards with Stroke Order & Activities
These A4 Hiragana and Katakana card sets are displayed with the kana stroke order and Romaji. Included are Dakuten, Handakuten, Youon (twisted sounds) and Sokuon (chiisai tsu). They can be printed two to a page as well. There is a quick summary for teachers explaining Modified Hepburn Romaji that has been used in this resource. Also included are some kana practice writing activities with examples of other kana fonts students may encounter, kana stroke order, an example kana students may trace,
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
27 Japanese Food Drink Flavor Meal Times Utensils Find A Words Katakana Hiragana
These 27 Japanese find a words cover over 650 useful words and phrases to describe foods, drinks, flavours, meal times, places, cutlery and crockery in Katakana and some Hiragana. This has find a words suitable for junior and senior students of varying skill levels. Each find a word has a Japanese, Romaji and English word bank. This could easily be used for distance learning activity. Included:27 Find a Words for varying abilities:Breakfast timeMeatSeafoodFruits 1 & 2Vegetables 1 & 2Herb
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6th - 12th
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The Pen Pal Project (Complete)
This is the complete set of the Pen Project Project. Goal: Collaboration between Japanese schools and American schools (or schools from other English-speaking countries) Language: Students from Japan communicate in English. Students from America (or English-speaking countries) communicate in Japanese. How: Advocating the networking between the JET program & the J-LEAP programMessage to ALTs!!! Please don't buy this yourself. Instead, please ask your BOE to pay for it or have your JTEs help
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1st - 12th
Japanese Verb Master List for High School Japanese
This is a master list for Japanese verbs for High School-level Japanese and features verbs introduced between years 1 through 4. Included in this document are the dictionary forms, te forms, and dictionary forms for past, negative, and past tense negatives as well as conjugations regarding "measurements". Finally, the list is split between Category 1, Category 2, Category 3, and γγΎγ verbs. This document can also be used for middle school and university level classes for for elementary level stud
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Japanese Adjective Master List for High School-level Japanese
This product is a resource for both teachers and students for learning the present, negative, past, and past negative forms of Japanese adjectives within a high school-level curriculum. It contains the Kanji, Hiragana readings, and English translations. These adjectives are from First Year to Fourth Year Japanese. While this focuses on high school level, of course this can be used for Japanese classes for Junior High School levels or even University. Listed are levels that teachers can based the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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