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Japanese lessons for Microsoft PowerPoint under $5
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
L04: Japanese Numbers 1-10 Language & Culture Lesson (Kinder, 1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Students learn Japanese numbers 1-10 so quickly with this lesson!! They love the balancing apples activity, which reinforces numbers in a fun way. The "Ten Bears in the Bed" Japanese song video reinforces "ten friends" addition, so it helps them visualize this math concept while still learning Japanese. Finally, students get to make a super easy apple origami, which builds their fine motor skills and gives them something to take home! Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students love this Japa
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K - 3rd
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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L06: Japanese Forest Animals, Sakana-tsuri (fishing), Kuma Tousan Story, Game
Students can't stop talking about the fishing game in this lesson. We build Japanese vocabulary for forest animals and fish, and then read the adorable くまとうさんのさかなつり (Kuma Tousan no Sakana Tsuri) story, which is about a bear who tries to go fishing but is bothered by every animal in the forest! In the end, will he get some fish? The story introduces vocabulary such as "mada mada" (not yet), forest animals, numbers, and the "hiki" counter for animals. Students get to try out sakana tsuri game, a t
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PreK - 3rd
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L05: Japanese Likes & Dislikes & Goldfish Story Lesson (Kinder, 1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Engaging way to teach likes and dislikes in Japanese! Plus, the cute "Kingyo ga nigeta" story with extension activities. The Japanese story reinforces "doko" and easy everyday vocabulary. Students get to make an adorable, movable goldfish bowl craft, which builds their fine motor skills and gives them something to take home! Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students love this lesson, but it can be adapted to higher grades. Lots of opportunities for vocabulary practice (goldfish, obento bako
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PreK - 3rd
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L02: Japanese Colors Language & Culture Lesson (K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Students love the Japanese colors song and getting in touch with nature by making kosuridashi こすりだし (leaf rubbings) of real leaves to take home!! Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students love this Japanese fall colors lesson, but it can be adapted to higher grades. Includes the basic six rainbow colors plus brown. Lots of opportunities for vocabulary practice and writing hiragana at the teachers' discretion. Students love to create, so the payoff is creating a beautiful kosuridashi with th
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K - 3rd
L02: Japanese Obento Language & Culture Lesson (K, 1st grade, 2nd, 3rd)
Make your own Japanese Obento on paper!! Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade students love this Japanese obento lesson, but it can be adapted to higher grades. Includes many foods and colors for vocabulary practice plus two worksheets for students to make their own obento on paper. They love this creative portion. Students will see several videos of authentic Japanese obentos. Remember, the more colors in the obento, the more nutritious it is! Great for teaching or reinforcing voca
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PreK - 3rd
Pochacco Google Slides Template
Pochacco google slides template, 15 slides, green gingham aesthetic
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Not Grade Specific
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
L01: Japanese Greetings & Introductions Language Lesson (K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Japanese Greetings and Introductions Lesson (K, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade)Japanese greetings song, hajimemashite ___ desu short introduction, Japanese story "My First Book of Japanese Words," Japanese passports, class rules, sayonara line, materials list.
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PreK - 3rd
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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
Japan Performing Arts and Culture Trip
This is a great resource for a music educator or anyone who is looking to incorporate world music into their curriculum. I've been making these "trips" for my students for the past several years and they absolutely adore them. This lesson is suitable for middle school/high school students, but could easily be adapted for elementary students. In this excursion, students will learn a bit about the geography, food, culture, and performance art genres of Japan. Students will plan their trip as a cla
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Not Grade Specific
Japan Spelling List
This is a fun spelling list geared towards teaching students new vocabulary that connects to the country of Japan.There are 13 words total (10 regular and 3 bonus).Each word is complete with the syllables and sound spellings broken down, along with a pronunciation guide.Assigned Words included:Japan, Tokyo, Sapporo, Nagano, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Kyoto, Hokkaido, Osaka, Mount FujiBonus words:Fukushima, Ryukyu Islands, archipelago
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4th - 8th, Adult Education
Gaokao and Suneung Exams
Gaokao and suneung exams (Analogy)
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
おむすびころりん reading hiragana ANSWERS {Orange Belt Unit 4 of 4 ROLLING RICE BALLS!}
Orange Belt 4 of 4 "Rolling Rice Balls!" is a unit which revolves around Japanese folk tales, specifically 1)おむすびころりん 2)さるかにがっせん & if time 3)かさじぞう{Note: All three stories have rice balls, hence the name of the resource :) }https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Orange-Belt-Unit-4-of-4-ROLLING-RICE-BALLS-4285531This PowerPoint relates to the first story: おむすびころりんStudents can check their reading of hiragana ability by referring to the answers PowerPoint....................................
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2nd
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