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Middle school japanese lessons under $5
KUMIHIMO Braided Cords Paper Plate Loom! Art of Japan! Middle School Jewelry
Warning: These Braided Cords are Addictive! If you need a fun and easy jewelry or textile-related lesson, this is a FUN art activity that can be created using a paper plate! I used this lesson last Spring as students finished their Kente Cloth Cardboard Weaving lesson. These braids were a great "early-finisher" activity to keep students engaged while other students finished up their weavings. I used simple paper plates to introduce the braiding method to students using craft yarn. Both boys
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6th - 9th, Adult Education
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Asian Art: The Great Wave Lesson
You will receive a lesson including child friendly information about the artist Katsushika Hokusai and his famous woodblock print, The Great Wave.
Students will learn about movement in visual art and value in colors. Included are color copies of Hokusai examples, Mrs. Smith's original painting example, and a blue value chart. In addition, you will receive step by step drawing and painting instructions. This lesson is 18 pages including color examples. More information can be found at artwith
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3rd - 9th
Japan Geography Webquest
This webquest allows students to learn about the geography of Japan through a fun and engaging website.Click here to view.The webquest contains 26 questions and is a great way for students to learn more about the following topics related to Japan:Important and Fun FactsGeographyPeople and CultureNatureGovernment and EconomyHistoryAn answer sheet is included for the teacher. A QR code and a regular website link are included. The webquest takes most students at least 15 to 30 minutes to complete d
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Major Countries of Asia Geography Webquest Bundle
QUIZ: Christmas in Japan (Editable)
This is a two page Word Document File that is editable for your classroom needs.The first page is information about Christmas in Japan.The second page is a 9 question multiple choice quiz/test on the child's reading comprehension.As a teacher I know how important it is to be able to edit documents, change out copy, clip-art or questions to meet your classroom needs. A digital version of this file can be found HERE.Check out this Christmas in Japan Sentence Fixer HERE.Are you looking for Digital
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Comprehension Passages & Quiz Growing Bundle (Editable)
NO PREP All About JAPAN PowerPoint Presentation, 3rd-6th Grade, Geography
NO PREP All About JAPAN PowerPoint Presentation" is an engaging and informative resource designed for 3rd to 6th-grade students to explore the captivating culture, geography, and history of Japan. This comprehensive presentation provides a visually appealing overview of Japan's iconic landmarks, traditional customs, fascinating facts, and more. With vibrant images and concise information, students will embark on a virtual journey through the Land of the Rising Sun, discovering its rich heritage,
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3rd - 6th
Edo Period in Japan - Full Bundle
Great bundle for teaching about the Edo Period in Japan!Included in this bundle are a variety of resources focusing on the Edo Period in Japan. Each activity included in this bundle aims to build upon students understanding of the significance of the Edo period in Japan.Included:The Edo Period in Japan - Word SearchThe Edo Period in Japan - Multiple Choice QuizThe Edo Period in Japan - Escape RoomIf this bundle was helpful, please leave a review!
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7th - 11th
Blooming Traditions: Unraveling the History of Hanami (Cherry Blossom)
The lesson explores the cultural significance, origins, symbolism, evolution, and global impact of hanami, the traditional Japanese ritual of cherry blossom viewing, highlighting its enduring beauty and universal appeal across diverse cultures.Student Focus:Understand the historical origins and cultural significance of hanami in Japan.Explore the symbolism of cherry blossoms in Japanese culture and art.Analyze how hanami celebrations have evolved over time, from exclusive aristocratic gatherings
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Healing Waters: Unveiling the Benefits and Science of Onsen (Hot Springs, Japan)
The main idea of this lesson is to explore the therapeutic properties, geological processes, scientific research, and cultural significance of onsen, natural hot springs in Japan, emphasizing their role in promoting physical, mental, and social well-being.Student Focus:Understand the geological processes involved in the formation of onsen.Explore the therapeutic benefits and scientific research supporting the claims of onsen.Examine the cultural and social significance of communal bathing in ons
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sacred Spaces: Exploring Buddhist and Shinto Temple Design (Japan)
The main idea of this lesson is that cultural exchange programs and cultural diplomacy play crucial roles in fostering mutual understanding, empathy, and cooperation among diverse societies through the power of arts and culture.Student Focus:Understand the architectural differences between Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines in Japan.Learn about the spiritual practices and rituals associated with temples in Japanese culture.Explore how nature and landscape influence temple design and placement.R
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Art of Recreation: Understanding Artificial Hot Springs (Onsen, Japan)
The main idea of this lesson is to explore the art, history, therapeutic benefits, cultural significance, and environmental considerations associated with the creation and enjoyment of artificial hot springs.Student Focus:Understand the process of creating artificial hot springs, including locating geothermal reservoirs and treating the water for quality.Explore the historical significance of hot springs, particularly in Japanese culture during the Edo period.Examine the therapeutic benefits ass
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Hospitality and Harmony: Delving into Ryokan, Traditional Japanese Inns
The lesson explores the rich cultural heritage and hospitality of ryokan, traditional Japanese inns, highlighting their historical significance, unique features, commitment to omotenashi, and the delicate balance between tradition and modernity in the hospitality industry.Student Focus:Understand the historical and cultural significance of ryokan in Japanese hospitality.Identify the unique features and amenities offered in traditional Japanese inns.Analyze the role of omotenashi (Japanese hospit
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Dwelling with Tradition: Exploring Traditional Japanese House Types
The lesson explores the various types, architectural features, cultural significance, and modern relevance of traditional Japanese houses, highlighting their enduring legacy as repositories of culture, sustainability, and harmony with nature.Student Focus:Identify and differentiate between various types of traditional Japanese houses.Understand the architectural features and layout of traditional Japanese houses.Examine the cultural and historical contexts influencing traditional Japanese house
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Japanese ESL Newcomer Activities: Community Places Around Town Vocabulary
“Japanese Speakers ESL Newcomer Activities: Nouns (Community Places around Town) Vocabulary” By now you know that dual language resources are essential to support our ESL student population. “Japanese Speakers ESL Newcomer Activities: Nouns - Places around Town - Vocabulary” builds students' vocabulary and enhances English speaking and reading skills in Japanese speaking ESL newcomers. This Dual language Japanese ESL newcomers activities resource contains vocabulary for places we frequently vis
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
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Washi paper making and calligraphy （Japanese lesson)
This PowerPoint introduces students to shodou (Japanese Calligraphy). While the overall objective is to learn some kanji and practice some calligraphy, students learn a whole lot more than that. They are taught how washi is made and get to make their own paper (you will need to make some deckles and prepare the equipment for this - it's super cheap and easy; instructions included). They take a brief look at how brushes are made and ink - all while learning Japanese. A great lesson if you run a J
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
L07 Japanese Tako, Doko, Futago no Takotako Weiner Story, どこ
The octopus たこ is a fascinating animal, changing colors and using tentacles, and it is center stage in this lesson about どこ (doko), or "where" activities. We continue expanding and reviewing Japanese vocabulary for forest animals and a few sea animals, and then read the adorable ふたごのたこたこウィーナー (Futago no Takotako Weiner) story, which is about a pair of octopus-shaped weiners in a lunch box that run away! In the end, will they be found? The story reinforces どこ (where) on every page. Students get t
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K - 8th
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Japanese ESL Newcomer Activities: Days of the Week & Conversation Questions
By now you know that dual language resources are essential to support our ESL students as they return back to school. “Japanese ESL Newcomer Activities - Days of the Week" builds student vocabulary improving English speaking and reading skills in ESL Japanese students. This ESL newcomers activities set includes bilingual (Japanese/English) conversation questions to facilitate using the days of the week vocabulary. General uses of this back to school Japanese to English ESL newcomer activities s
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Japanese / Stationery / Basic words and grammar for daily conversation
Hi, I'm a native Japanese speaker and teaching Japanese online.I'm sharing the materials I created to teach Japanese to my students.I hope this will help you and your students as well.Basic Japanese for children and beginnersYou can teach Japanese with lots of illustrationsYour students can visually understand how and when to use the wordsYou can teach wordsはさみのりくれよんえんぴつきるはるかくかみばななてーぷand some particlesをでand sentencesはさみ で きりますのり で はりますくれよん で かきますかみ を きりますてーぷ を はりますえ を かきます etc.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Feudal Japan: Japanese Samurai Warrior Student Webquest Activity
Lead your students to discover the ways of the Samurai. What did they do? What did they wear? What did they use to fight? What role did women play in the Samurai class? Use these activities to help your students understand the main characteristics of this Feudal Japan's fiercest fighters!Samurai were an essential part of Tokugawa Japan. They were highly respected warriors who worked directly for their Daimyo lord. They were paid to kill, and they lived very lavish lifestyles because of it. This
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: A Day in the Life of a Samurai Student Activities Bundle
Beginning Japanese Lesson Plans - Time Management for Japanese Language Students
Ideal for Back to School or very early in the year, (Sub OK), these Japanese Lesson Plans - Time Management for Japanese Language Students are designed for very early / beginning Japanese students.This lesson is completely in English so beginning language students can complete it. In beginning Japanese, many students "give up" because they realize it does take practice, after school, to advance in their language studies. Likewise, as students get older, they may have to balance language practice
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7th - 12th
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Make a Mini Zen Garden Japanese Lesson (karesansui)
This is a fun and educational lesson for learners of Japanese. It is set at a beginners level. I made it for my Year 7 and 8s. Students learn new vocab, the history and meaning behind a dry landscape Zen Garden and even get to design their own miniature garden on a small budget. Enjoy!
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4th - 9th, Staff
Japanese Feudalism - Medieval Era - Japan Unit - Presentation, Notes, Quiz +
This is the second lesson of the Japan Unit. It focuses on the Heian Court, structure of Feudalism in Japan and the reign of Tokugawa Ieyasu during the Middle Ages. The guided lesson is designed for use in an interactive notebook and includes a printable handout, google presentation, quiz and suggested extension activity.Are you looking for a professional presentation to help you teach core material from your unit? Maybe you just need a high quality sub plan activity so you can relax and enjoy a
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Medieval Japan Unit Bundle (grades 6-8)
Edo Period in Japan - Escape Room
An interactive escape room lesson that explores the Edo Period in Japan. This lesson provides a fun and interactive introduction to why the Edo period in Japan was so significant.Lesson Objectives:• To be able to discuss major events during the Edo Period in Japan• To be able to describe the social, economic and political settings during the Edo Period in JapanIncluded:- Six task cards- PowerPoint with starter and plenary- Lesson Plan- Answer sheet for teacher- Answer sheet for students
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7th - 11th
Also included in: Edo Period in Japan - Full Bundle
Rules for Japanese Class - your guide on how to start the first lesson
Looking for a framework to start your first Japanese class of the year? Be guided by this presentation 'Rules for Japanese Class'. Inject respect into your lessons from the start with easy to understand slides before moving onto basic classroom instructions the students will hear in Japanese. This great introduction also lets you get a snapshot of students' prior knowledge about Japan and then leads them on to set personal or educational goals using the cultural Daruma. ** Now includes a game gu
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1st - 8th
Japanese Conjugating Verbs to Stem and Dictionary Form Quick Summary Guide
This covers 32 common Japanese verbs that are used throughout high school and beyond. These are separated into the three types, Godan, Ichidan and Irregular verbs. I have also further colour coded each verb ending group within each type. For e.g. Godan verbs are separated into ki, mi, shi, bi, ri, i and gi verb endings so that students can pick up the patterns.The purpose of this activity is to step students through verbs in English, Romaji (present, polite), Hiragana (present, polite), verb ste
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Japanese Describing Hobbies Verbs Time Grammar Bundle
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