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4th grade japanese activboard activities for GATE
Japanese:Where is the green sheep? Story V.1 + Supplementary Teaching Resources
This unit has been designed to promote enjoyable choral reading.Students will mimic the teacher reading the pages of the ‘story’ and gradually develop the knowledge and skill to read it, and other variations, independently.In the process, students will be introduced to the relative location words of ここ、 そこ、あそこ and どこ.The colours included are:みどり、あお、あか、しろ、むらさき、きいろ、 ピンク、オレンジ、ちゃいろ、 くろThe materials included in this resource are:*‘Story book’ pages ( ideal for display using data projector, but coul
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1st - 5th
Katsushika Hokusai Coloring Pages
Recreate Katsushika Hokusai’s colorful paintings and make them your own!11 handmade reproductions of Hokusai’s paintings to be used as coloring pages. They include:A Greeny Hill View of Mt. Fuji over a LakeA Rocky Mountain Seen by the WaterAncient View of Yatsuhashi in MikawaFishermen Hauling a NetFishing by Torchlight in Kai ProvinceFujiwara No ToshiyukiHodogaya on the TokaidoOld Tiger in the SnowPeople Crossing an Arched BridgeThe Great Wave off KanagawaTravellers Crossing the Oi RiverKatsush
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3rd - 9th
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ORIGAMI SCENE INDEPENDENT PROJECT Based Learning PBL Genius Hour Early Finisher
Students create an Origami Scene based on whatever interests them with this easy-to-follow, NO PREP, FULLY-EDITABLE resource! It gives you everything you need to have your students do an ORIGAMI SCENE INDEPENDENT PROJECT! Simply print out or post the Student Directions, Student Answer Sheets, and Student Tracker and GO! Students will follow the Design Process/Creative Problem-Solving Cycle to Research, Brainstorm, Plan, Create, Share, and Evaluate to create their own scene using Origami! Editabl
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4th - 12th
Pick the Pick Game
Pick the Pick is a whole class speaking game to review key language chunks from the Boris book. This is always well received in my classes-no matter what the level. It is a great way to give students an opportunity to produce language in a safe and scaffolded way. You can use it as a review for any language/text. The word wall surrounding the pictures provides support for students and assists the students to process the language without interrupting the flow of the conversations.How to play:1. P
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Boris: Supplementary Resources
Japan
A well-researched teaching and learning resource all about Japan! It can also be edited and customized
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PreK - 5th
Japanese: Green sheep-Supplementary Teaching Resources for Story Version 1
These materials have been designed to support the Story Presentation ( version 1) of the same name. The presentation is NOT included in this resource, but can be purchased separately.https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Japanese--3937216The materials included in this resource are* Flashcards* Playing cards* Mnemonic charts for colour nouns/adjectives ( ideal for display using data projector)* NOUN and ADJECTIVE definition charts* Sentence construction cards—print, laminate for hands-on ma
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2nd - 5th
Anime Fun Facts Crossword Puzzle Active Listening Comprehension Podcast
Use this listening guide along with the "Anime Is More Popular Than Ever, Who Invented It?" episode of Cozy Rainbow Podcast. Perfect for: • whole class listening • fast finisher activity • independent work with headphones • substitute day The script includes information about some of the most notable anime artists, the difference between anime and manga, and emaki-- ancient Japanese manga.
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Why Is Anime Popular? Active Listening Comprehension Podcast Activity
JAPANESE COLORS - QUIZ
JAPANESE COLORS - QUIZStudents will color a color chart.Students will write the name of 11 colors in English.There is a matching exercise.There are 4 pages with a 1 page answer key.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Hiragana chart stroke colour coded
Always useful Hiragana chart. I made the chart with stroke order and its colour coded. Because I teach lower primary students, it is easier for them to follow colour order instead of following numbers.I am making teaching materials with disjointed strokes of Hiragana. My students need to learn kinetic ways rather than just remembering. They are too young to learn that way.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Japanese Color Chart
Here is the color chart in Japanese!You can learn basic 13 colors name in Japanese easily with this chart.If you or your students want to learn more like how to write down in Hiragana/Katakana/Kanji , some more vocabularies, example sentences, quiz and so on, other resources from my store would help you or your students learning! (eg. Colors in Japanese: 日本語の色）
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Quick Flash PowerPoint for memorizing numbers 1 - 10 Japanese & Chinese
This PowerPoint is meant to help students memorize the basic numbers in a foreign language.
The presentation flashes numbers on the screen, one by one. Students should memorize the order in which they appear on the screen. The teacher can call on a student (or a group) to repeat the order in which the numbers appeared on the screen in the target language.
There are 4 levels with normal (English) numbers, and 4 levels with Japanese / Chinese numbers. Each level has 5 rounds. There is also a b
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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