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Japanese resources
Japan Country Study Differentiated, Comprehension, Activities + Play Pretend
Embark on a thrilling journey to the land of the rising sun with our Japan study project! This exciting package is jam-packed with fascinating facts and engaging activities that will captivate your students' imaginations. Important Note: This country, along with all of our 192 other UN official countries, has been freshly updated in 2023 to ensure all the information included is as relevant and up-to-date as possible. We refresh our products often, and upon purchase, you hold lifetime access to
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PreK - 4th
Japan Booklet (a country study!)
This "All About Japan" booklet can be used for a very basic country study in lower elementary grades! Each page contains a basic fact and related illustration. All graphics are in an outline format so that it's ready to be colored like a mini-coloring book.
This coloring booklet gives all the general/basic information about Japan, including:
-geography (islands in the Pacific Ocean)
-Japanese flag
-capital city of Tokyo
-popular Japanese foods
-traditional architecture
-volcanoes
-ancient war
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K - 3rd
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Japan: An Introduction to the Art, Culture, Sights, and Food
This slideshow helps elementary students quickly learn about famous landmarks, food, art, and the culture of Japan. You can use this slideshow at the beginning of a unit on Japan. You can also print it out and use it as a book for student research. This slideshow also has 4 questions at the end of the slideshow to review what students have learned. This download comes as a PDF file and is NOT editable as a PDF. However, you can open this slideshow in the TPT EASEL program and add or delete pages
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Grades:
K - 6th
Also included in: Asia (Bundle): An Introduction to the Art, Culture, Sights, and Food
All About Japan - Country Study
Your students will love learning all about Japan with this fun country study! Included is an all about Japan Powerpoint presentation (.pptx) to teach your class all about Japan, the capital city, flag, food, language, famous landmarks, bullet trains and bonsai trees! Student activity worksheets are also included based on the facts in the Powerpoint (all differentiated on two levels to support the different abilities in your class), plus a Japan word search, postcard activity and favorite facts a
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Also included in: Country Study Bundle
JAPAN - A Study of Japan Booklet Nonfiction Country Study
This 20-something page kid-friendly and thorough informational booklet was written for UPPER ELEMENTARY readers. It contains 14 sub topics on Japan:GeographyThe Great Tohoku EarthquakePrefectures and CitiesReligionHolidays3 Special Holidays for ChildrenPeopleLanguageGovernmentSymbols of JapanEducationTransportationWhat do kids do in their free time?Speak JapaneseMy Questions (Extra) – A notes page for students to add extra vocabulary and questionsGlossary (Extra) – All words underlined throughou
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in: JAPAN Country Study Bundle - Everything
Japan Country Study: Reading & Writing + Google Slides/PPT Distance Learning
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in Japan?Learn what it might be like to be a kid in Japan through the eyes of a Japanese girl named Aki. Students will see what it’s like to attend school in Japan, what food they might eat, what sports they might play, and what they might do with their families for fun on weekends. Great for Distance Learning! The Olympics is a great time to teach your students about different countries around the world.Included in This Kid's Life: Japan:A le
Grades:
1st - 6th
Also included in: Around the World Mega Bundle - 92 countries - 50% Discount
2-D Art: Cut Paper Notan Designs- Middle School Art - Elements/Design Principles
Notan Cut Paper Design Project! Introduce your art students to the Art of Japan! Middle School, or High School art students will love creating Notan Designs! ⭐Your students will learn about:The Art Elements: Space and Organic and Geometric Shapes. Design Principles: Contrast, Variety, and Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Balance!What is a Notan?A Notan is a Japanese design that uses positive and negative space and dark and light shapes to create balanced, high-contrast designs.►Materials needed for
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Grades:
5th - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Japanese: FAMILY - a complete unit of work
This comprehensive resource enables teachers to concentrate on teaching, as the planning has been largely done for them! This resource consists of 117 pages. The language used in these materials is all in script - hiragana and limited kanji. No 'romaji' - romanisation of words is used.Students of Japanese will learn how to• Count people• Ask and answer questions about how many people are in their family• Make and read statements about family size• State the names of family members. ( Whilst it i
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Japanese: Hamburger Shop - HIRAGANA based version
This comprehensive resource aims to provide teachers with everything they will need to teach this unit of work.The unit goals are:By undertaking this unit of work, students willextend their ability to read and write hiragana and kanjilearn how to ask for items develop an understanding of Japanese Yen notes and coinslearn how to state and read numbers in the hundreds and thousandsdevelop an awareness of formulaic language used in transactionscreate and perform a shopping role-playI have included
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3rd - 7th
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Introduction to Japanese Culture
This pack that includes 17 activities designed as an introduction to the Japanese culture, suitable for grade 1 to 3. While I myself am not Japanese, I spent a lot of time researching as I was required to teach about the culture (not the language) as a pre-requisite for junior students before they started their formal language lessons.The activities are based around a fun, hands on approach to give students ‘a taste’ of Japan. Included are each of the printable activities, teacher notes to expla
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1st - 3rd
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Japanese: Brown Bear, What Do You See?
The beloved story 'Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?' has been adapted for use by Primary students in the Japanese classroom. The story's colourful graphics and repetitive nature make it enjoyable and accessible for young students.This resource comprises a complete teaching unit, including a student activity book. A detailed teaching sequence is provided but flexibility remains with the teacher.Students will learn * the names of 9 animals* the names of 9 colours* the question 何を見ますか。* the
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3rd - 6th
Japanese: PETS - a unit for young learners
PETS: a unit for young learnersThis comprehensive unit will enable students to introduce their pet or one they would like to own! Sentence patterns covered:わたしのペットです。ぼくのペットです。犬です。なまえは SPOTです。三才です。小さいです。はいいろ です。大好きです！The materials included in this unit comprise:A 'story' presentation which depicts various children introducing their pets - students will hear the sentence patterns and vocabulary many times and participate in choral 'reading'. ( Please note that romaji is NOT used.)A detailed teachi
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K - 4th
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Japanese: Weather Report
The unit is designed for students of Japanese and includes a wide variety of materials and activity ideas to free up teacher time for teaching!!By undertaking this unit of work students will develop listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. ( Please note that ROMAJI is not used.)The aim is that students will be able to report on the weather in cities in Japan.This resource was originally created in 2015.In 2021 a suggested teaching sequence was added.The update in 2022 is a major one and
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Grades:
4th - 8th
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BUNDLE Hiragana Practice Sheet - Japanese Writing Worksheets for Beginners
Are you teaching learners of multiple levels and ages? If so, from this hiragana worksheet bundle you can choose the most suitable practice sheet for each class/student and provide differentiated language instruction depending on their learning stages.■ Level and AgeBeginner / K-G2, G3-5, G6-8, G9 and up■ IncludesIn each resource page, you can check the video(no sound)/preview for the details. Hiragana Practice Sheet : Find and Trace : K-G2 Hiragana Practice Sheets - Write with Words for LOWER G
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Not Grade Specific
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Anime Portraits (Art Project & Presentation)
Anime Portraits (Art Project & Presentation) Anime/MangaEngage your students with an art style they will love; Anime! This product contains both a Powerpoint presentation and a PDF file with step-by-step drawing instructions and printable visual examples to help your students draw facial features to create their own original Anime characters. I have taught this lesson to both 5th and 6th graders for over 10 years and my students always LOVE it!! Your students will love learning about the
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Grades:
4th - 9th
Also included in: Anime Portraits & How to Make Comics BUNDLE
Hiragana Karate Belt System for your Japanese program
This is a guide to setting up a program, using the karate belt system, to help interest, motivate and challenge your students as they work towards mastering Hiragana. Included is;Teaching ideas and a possible teaching sequence Recording sheet for students Display posters outlining the beltsPrintable labels for containers Printable practice cardsCertificates for green and black belt
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Japanese: When is your birthday?
This Teaching and Learning resource is designed for younger students of Japanese to learn to ask and answer the question たんじょうびは何月ですか。using the months of the year. 一月～十二月.No romaji is included.The unit does assume students have already learned how to count, at least to ten, in Japanese, and can recognise kanji number symbols. Some number revision pages are included, however, in the Student Book pages which can be included or omitted at the discretion of the teacher.THIS RESOURCE contains: · Aust
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K - 3rd
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Japan Country Inquiry Unit ( Social Studies)
Description: As an Educator teaching in Japan for more than 10 years, here are some topics of Japan that I feel are engaging and interesting for young adults . Japan is a marvelous country with so many things to learn from- hopefully these resources can help your students learn about another country but most importantly grow into culturally intelligent human beings! Topics CoveredA) Geographic LocationJapanese FlagJapanese MapJapan ResearchJapanese MoneyInformation about Japanese Money
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3rd - 8th
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Koinobori 鯉のぼり - Japanese koi flags - craft
Koinobori (鯉のぼり) are Japanese carp streamers that are flown every year for Children's Day (子供の日). Families fly the streamers above their homes, with a koi flag for each member of the family. Your students can take part in this colorful tradition honoring children by creating their own koinobori. Appropriate for students of all ages and abilities, this activity allows each child to personalize a koinobori to be displayed proudly in their classroom or at home.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Japanese Children's Day holiday (May 5) activity bundle
Japanese: In my schoolbag!
This is a complete teaching kit featuring
a 'story' book in picture and written formats
two original songs
new group game
hands on activities
flashcards, playing cards,
student workbook pages
teaching sequence suggestion
Australian curriculum alignment details
and more!
Vocabulary includes
のり
ノート
けしゴム
はさみ
ふでばこ
えんぴつ
ものさし
本
かばん
中
Grammar
Ｑ／Ａ だれのはさみですか。わたしのです。ＴＯＭくんのです。
Ｑ／Ａ なにが かばんの中にありますか。 のりがかばんのなかにあります。
えんぴつをください。どうぞ。ありがとう。
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Not Grade Specific
Japanese: MAKIBA: The Farm - a complete unit for young learners.
This engaging resource provides materials for a complete teaching unit.Learning Outcomes: Students will be able to name 8 farm animals and make sentences describing their colour.Students will be able to read and write animal names, read colour nouns and also read complete statements!This kit provides:- a variety of resources with which to create engaging lessons- teachers with a flexible approach, as sequencing and the inclusion/omission of activities is at the teacher’s discretionThis kit cont
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Grades:
K - 3rd
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I went to the Zoo! どうぶつえんに行きました。
This unit of work aims to provide a scaffolded approach to teaching students how to sequence ideas and events, at a basic level.
The popular ‘Zoo’ theme is the basis for recount-style narratives.
To this end, students will FIRSTLY be introduced to the basic vocabulary—the names of 12 zoo creatures. ( I have said ‘creatures’ since penguins are birds not animals!)
THEN students will learn to answer the question ‘What did you see?’ with ‘I saw a penguin’ and ‘I
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3rd - 7th
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JAPAN - Learn About Japan Booklet Nonfiction Country Study
This 18-something page kid-friendly and thorough informational booklet was written for LOWER ELEMENTARY readers. It contains 13 sub topics on Japan:GeographyMount FujiCities and Homes3 Special Holidays for ChildrenLanguageSymbols of JapanFlagFlowerClothingFoodSchoolWhat do Kids do in their Free Time?SportsSpeak JapaneseMy Questions (Extra) – A notes page for students to add extra vocabulary and questionsGlossary (Extra) – All words underlined throughout the booklet can be found defined in the gl
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Also included in: JAPAN Country Study Bundle - Everything
Sakura: Japanese song lesson set with recordings, orff arrangement, more
This lesson set is a wonderful resource to add to your world music collection. Use it to teach students about pentatonic and/or minor music with slides showing the solfege, create an Orff ensemble piece with barred percussion borduns, teach low C, E, and F on recorder, identify same and different musical phrases, and learn the Japanese language and culture. #organizedworld #musiccrewspring #musiccreworffThis lesson set is included in the Japanese Music Lesson Set BundleYou can get a free sample
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
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