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3rd grade japanese audio for administrators
Haitian Kreyol Audio Pronounciation Guide and Cultural Tips
This is the companion product to my Haitian Kreyol Crash Course printable. Please note: this is JUST the audio, not the document--the preview is meant to show what phrases will be taught.
This seven-minute audio lesson will walk you through the cheat sheet word by word, phrase by phrase, to help you learn to pronounce and use the phrases correctly. I've also thrown in a few cultural tips that I've learned in my five years of living in Haiti. You can learn to communicate and connect better with
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
いろ いろ Japanese Colour Mixing Song - Download
A fun Japanese 'Colour Mixing Song' to help teach colour words and associated language (e.g. いろ、と、から、まぜて、たのしい). Lyrics:あか と あお から むらさき。あお と きいろ から みどり。あか と きいろ から おれんじ いろ。くろ と しろ から はいいろ。あか と しろ から ピンク。たくさん まぜて ちゃいろ に。いろ いろ たのしい な～！Credits:Original song from 'Michio Teaches Japanese CD Rom'
Relax - Song
I wrote this song when I was Principal at Takena elementary school. Most of the kids visiting my office were sent there because they had given in to frustration and lashed out at teachers or other students.
Intended for kids from 1st grade to 5th grade, this song is all about controlling frustration in the lunch line, frustration on the playground, with your Mom, your Dad, or even your Principal.
I found the song was helpful for some of my most frequent visitors in the Principal's office.
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Grades:
1st - 5th
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Japanese Song & Online Video: How old are you?
Please open this page directly to download this linkThis catchy, whispered song is for teaching the question and answers to 'How old are you?'. Kanji numbers up to 20 are included as well as the hiragana and romaji for なんさいですか. This can be incorporated into any numbers lesson, a self introduction unit or simply to include in a Japanese assembly or presentation. A karaoke version, with the same accompanying video, can be downloaded for free so that students are able to 'star' by singing with thei
The Fruit Song
Key Language:
りんご、みかん、ぶどう、メロン、バナナ、イチゴ、すいか、オレンジ、なし、果物
Apple, mandarin, grapes, melon, banana, strawberry, watermelon, orange, pear, fruit
Lucky students get to hold up fruit except the ‘banana dancer’ who adds their own unique dance move. Learn in conjunction with Banzai Yasai! Then combine both with the Uso Uso Role play.
Beat the Alien Quiz
This cheeky alien tries to say the Japanese word faster than the students. Can your class beat the alien?
Key language:
ください、ありがとうございます、どういたしまして、ごめんなさい、失礼します
Please, thank you, you’re welcome, sorry, excuse me
At the end, imagine an alien climbing back into its UFO, having a big cry and flying away. Let kids take turns being the alien and spinning away home on the teacher’s chair.
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Grades:
1st - 10th
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Family Member Song
A song where students get to make a ‘pop’ sound with their mouth instead of saying ‘grandfather’.
Key language:
お母さん、お父さん、お姉さん、兄さん、妹、弟、あばあさん、おじいさん、あかちゃん
Mummy, daddy, older sister, older brother, little sister, little brother, grandma, pop, baby
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Jingle Bells [in Japanese] Term 4 DDJ
This is a FREE resource from Dan-Dan Japanese.Jingle Bells in Japanese.
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PreK - 6th
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