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1st grade japanese game pdfs
Japanese: 'I have, Who has?' style Hiragana card games
This is an easy-to-play game that is a great way to practice hiragana sound recognition. As students match up the answers on their cards with questions on other students’ cards, they get valuable practice with reading and listening skills.
Sets of cards for three games are included.
Game 1: one line hiragana
Game 2: two line hiragana
Game 3: three and four line hiragana
AIM: to be the first player to lose all their cards
Full game play explanation included, together with an alternative
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1st - 11th
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Games from Around the World: Japan Fukuwarai
Fukuwarai, roughly translated as lucky laugh, is a traditional Japanese game played during the New Year’s celebration. It’s both educational and fun and aren’t those the best type of games?One player is blindfolded and has to place the features on a blank face as the other players coach him/her. The object of the game is to place all the paper cutouts in the shape of the eyes, nose, and mouth on the face.The game was traditionally played with a funny-looking woman’s face but now any type of face
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K - 6th
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Japan Girl Scout Thinking Day Download
Superhero Charity chose Japan for Thinking Day because she loves the respect that Japanese show to each other! Your girls can join in with activities and ideas to learn all about Japan and its people.
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1st - 5th
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JAPANESE: Hiragana Janken Race
This resource includes 4 game boards in both black and white and colour versions.The 'race' is played by two students who move counters around a labelled board.No dice are required! Students do JANKENPON and the winner is able to move a set number of spaces depending on HOW they won.If they won with PAA ( paper) they move one space forward.If they won with CHOKI ( scissors) they move two spaces forward.If they won with GUU ( rock) they move ahead three spaces.Students MUST state the sound of the
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1st - 8th
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Hiragana & Katakana PUZZLE - Japanese Language Game Activity for Beginner Kids
Are your students very new to learning Japanese characters? Or struggling to identify each shape? If so, this puzzle activity enables children to recognize and match hiragana / katakana shapes and sounds in a fun and engaging way! You can also offer differentiated instruction choosing different combinations of puzzle pieces and mat. Each student can start from the easiest combination and then gradually move to more difficult levels at their own pace.This will be a handy game in your classroom an
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K - 4th
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Japanese: Hiragana Spin and Write Pair Game
DescriptionStudents can practice their handwriting of basic hiragana symbols in a fun and competitive game format using these 'Spin and Write' game boards.IncludedTen game board templates to print and laminate.Brief instructionsLink to plastic arrow spinners for purchase. Alternatively, students could use a pencil and paperclip. Check YouTube for demonstrations.Materials required to playEach student pair will need ONE gameboard, a spinner, and an erasable pen.SuitabilityStudents from Year 1 upwa
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1st - 8th
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Japanese: Climb Mt Fuji game board!
This resource features a versatile and bright game board. The game board can be used with any set of vocabulary cards: picture or word cards or both! hiragana/katakana cards AimTo be the first player to the top of Mt. Fuji!Preparation is simple. Students need a laminated gameboard per groupdifferent coloured counters to move along the path one game idea requires a dice per groupHow to playSeveral game variations are explained.
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1st - 12th
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JAPANESE: Kanji Days of the Week Boardgames
This resource has been created to help studentsrecognise 7 kanji symbols,remember the meaning of the 7 kanji symbols,remember the 7 kanji symbols used in the names for the days of the week.Whilst I have included 2 game board variations, ALL games explained in this resource could be played using one board ( the one showing ladders). The teacher would just need to tell students whether or not the ladders would be used.The game boards need to be printed and laminated for long life or slipped into p
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1st - 8th
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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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Animals in Japanese Maze Game
Mazes are great. Kids love mazes. Kids love animals. This resource combined the two!This 10 pages PDF worksheet will help your young students to learn animals in Japanese while doing mazes. Perfect for beginners who just started learning hiragana. The students have to solve the maze by reaching every hiragana letter and then discover the name for the animal. These worksheets are just what your students need. They are light, fun and very easy to understand – perfect for kids who don't want to do
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1st - 5th
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Japanese sports resources
A teaching kit that covers the topic of sport in Japanese language learning.
includes:
Bingo game cards
Flash cards in both Romaji and a Hiragana version
Tracing activities
word search worksheet
Puzzles
Vocabulary lists
Labelling exercise
Matching exercise
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PreK - 7th
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SPOT IT Basic Hiragana for Beginners (PDF)
Spot It/Dobble is a lot of fun.When using cards and playing games, Your students will surely memorize and master the letters.Please view preview of a complete set of products used.includes:- Spot It/Dobble 57 game cards Hiragana 48 characters, Numbers 0-10 (each card showing 8 different pictures) (pdf)- A guide to playing four different mini-games.Thank you for taking the time to download this file. I'm very determined to make this product. Don't forget to leave feedback so that you may help sup
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K - 3rd
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Japanese food flash cards
36 Japanese dishes flash cards with simple design.Easy-to-use cards of typical Japanese dishes such as sushi, tempura, ramen, rice cakes and more.Vibrant images: high-resolution photos provide visual appeal and increase recognition.Useful for group activities and pair work. Cards are available with Romaji version as well, so you can be used according to the students' level.Take a journey of taste and tradition of Japan.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Art lesson - Japan "Calming Koi Fish" (Level: Easy)
I'm so excited to release the first of the Japan art series for Joey Japanese!"Calming Koi Fish" is a super simple art project to get learners engaged with Japan. Whether you are working with a classroom of 30 students or homeschooling for one, this art lesson gives a step-by-step guide to making a Koi fish picture and is a launch pad to learning more about Japan. This resource includes the following pages: - Introduction- about Koi fish in Japan- Cultural ties - Koi fish and Children's Day in J
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1st - 10th
JET Program ALT 105 Page Resource / Japan Elementary School ESL / English
Embark on an educational journey like no other with our innovative JET Program Teaching Resource. Designed to ignite curiosity and foster cross-cultural connections, this comprehensive resource is a dynamic toolkit for both educators and students alike. Whether you're a seasoned teacher or a student eager to explore the world, our program offers a captivating blend of interactive lesson plans, engaging cultural activities, and authentic language exercises. Immerse your classroom in the rich tape
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PreK - 8th
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Greetings Word Puzzles
This book of word puzzles focuses on language used in greetings and includes word searches, a crossword and an unjumble the words activity. All of the puzzles have answer sheets, making this a great resource to leave for Relief Teachers.
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K - 10th
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Playdoh Mats: Japanese Numbers 1 - 10
Every kid loves playdoh! Get kids inspired to practice their Japanese numbers with these fun and reusable playdoh mats! Each mat includes different elements to get younger learners to practice their numbers: 1. Can you count the sushi aloud in Japanese? 2. Let's make the kanji numbers using playdough!3. Read the romaji word aloud. What number is that in English? 4. Use counters in the ten frame to make the Japanese number. Count the markers out in Japanese and then English too! Print in colour,
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PreK - 4th
Japanese word chain game
Japanese word chain gameSuitable for learners of various levels.The game contains several words that start with the same letter, so it helps to develop problem-solving skills. The unique card shape makes the game a round circle. There is also a blank page at the end, so you can create your own version for your own use.I use this as a group or pair work activity.The simple rules are.No distinction is made between unvoiced, voiced and semi-voiced sounds. For example, a word that ends with the lett
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1st - 12th
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Bilingual Vehicles Coloring Sheets (Japanese & English) - Japanese Resources
45 large vehicles and transportation coloring pages in Japanese and English for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school children to print and color. These bilingual printable transport and vehicles are to color and use for crafts and various learning activities. The coloring pages include cars, school bus, police car, trucks, airplane, submarine, excavator and much more...Click the Preview and Video Preview buttons above to see more. The product is perfect for any Japanese/English or dual
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PreK - 3rd
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Halloween Prepositions Activity (Japanese)
This material is designed for students to learn spatial prepositions in Japanese. Targeted prepositions include: Ushiro (behind), Aida (between), Naka (in), Mae (in front of), Soba (next to), Ue (on), Shita (under). 1. Matching Activity: A student is expected to listen to a sentence and find a picture that matches the sentence. 2. Cloze Activity: A student is expected to complete a sentence using an appropriate preposition to describe a picture. 3. Barrier Game: Two students work in pairs on t
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PreK - 2nd
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SPOT IT BASIC KATAKANA for Beginners (PDF)
Spot It/Dobble is a lot of fun.When using cards and playing games, Your students will surely memorize and master the letters.Please view preview of a complete set of products used.includes:- Spot It/Dobble 57 game cards Katakana 48 characters, Numbers 0-10 (each card showing 8 different pictures) (pdf)- A guide to playing four different mini-games.Thank you for taking the time to download this file. I'm very determined to make this product. Don't forget to leave feedback so that you may help sup
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K - 6th, Staff
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Hiragana Bingo
A fun way for students to learn Hiragana that can be used for beginners to advanced learners!
Pack includes 16 black and white pages with 2 bingo cards on each page for 32 pre-made bingo cards- just chop them down the middle and laminate!
PERFECT for those students who need to practice their recognition. There is also 1 page with 2 blank bingo card grids which can be printed as many times as required for those students who need practice writing their Hiragana.
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1st - 12th
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Christmas vocabs worksheet for young learners of Japanese
Hi, I'm a native Japanese speaker who teach Japanese to non-Japanese online.I share the material I made for my class here.With this material, students can learn Christmas vocabs in Japanese.They can practice words several times in different ways.Everything is written in Hiragana or Katakana. No kanji is used.Good for beginners.↓Free resorce is available to introduce Christmas words before you use this worksheets.https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Chrismas-related-vocabs-in-Japanese-1065
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PreK - 9th
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First Words - Japanese: 100 Japanese words to learn
Even experts agree that spoken Japanese is not particularly difficult to learn. The sounds of the language are limited (only five vowels and thirteen consonants) and grammatically it is quite regular, without case declensions or other complex issues that are found in languages like Russian, or even German.in this book you will find everything you'll need.
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1st - 12th
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