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10th grade japanese resources under $5
Haiku Poetry Powerpoint Presentation Plus Student Worksheet
Haiku Poetry Powerpoint Presentation Plus Student WorksheetThis four slide PowerPoint presentation demonstrates how Haiku poetry is created and gives examples of poems created by children. There is a two-page Haiku worksheet activity is included so students are able to create their own Haiku poems. Kid-friendly graphics have been included. See my preview for details.Do you want to help your students improve their sentence structure? Check out my Right Write Now - Writing Choice Activity.Kids l
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2nd - 10th
Japanese Pronounciation, Katakana, Write Your Name printables and worksheet
A one-two lesson set of factsheets, worksheet and poster which I've used before launching into a Year 8 Australian Curriculum History unit on Shogunate Japan.
It could be used as an orientation for any study of Japan, such as geography, and is orientated towards middle school or older students.
If you are new to teaching Japanese or Japanese history, you may find this a useful guide for pronounciation and writing systems.
Includes:
* Factsheet on Japanese pronounciation (including common mista
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5th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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The Last Samurai (2003): Complete Movie Guide
This 15-question movie guide will help your students stay focused during this powerful and entertaining movie. This movie guide comes with an answer key. Ready to print and ready to use! Enjoy!Thumbnail clipart purchased from gograph.com
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Japan Coloring Book for Kids - 21 Japanese Coloring Pages - Japanese Day
The story behind this productJapan is an island country in East Asia, located in the northwest Pacific Ocean. It is bordered on the west by the Sea of Japan, and extends from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north toward the East China Sea and Taiwan in the south. The Greater Tokyo Area is the most populous metropolitan area in the world, with more than 37.4 million residents. Traditional Japanese arts include crafts such as ceramics, textiles, lacquerware, swords and dolls; performances of bunraku, ka
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Pearl Harbor US Military Escape Room Activity
My students LOVE this activity and get super into it! This activity takes time to prep but learning take place when the students are completing the activity and they love it! Teacher only needs to facilitate, check some answers, and guide the activity.It is an breakout activity, inquiry lesson, where students will answer questions from an article to get a code, put a puzzle together to answer more questions for a clue, and match pictures from WW2 with descriptions to get a code to a combo lock.
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9th - 12th
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Japanese Cultural Learning Stations - Great Interactive Lesson + Activity
Lesson plan + Activity for Japan and Japanese Culture.I use this as an introduction to Japan but it can be used in many different courses. Starts with informational PowerPoint on Japan's Geography highlighting the ring of fire, archipelago, terrace farming and Korean cultural bridge (selective borrowing).It is a great "Get out of your seat and learn" activity where kids will get hands on and interactive. It starts with an introduction to the geography of Japan and then focuses on Japanese Cultur
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4th - 10th
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First Day of Japanese - 2024 Headband Crown
Celebrate the 2024 Lunar New Year in Japan with this fun and engaging 'Year of the Dragon (Tastu doshi)' headband crown craft. 2024 is the 'Year of the Dragon' and what better way to celebrate it than creating a fun headband crown on the first day of your Japanese themed class.This resource includes three (3) 'First day in Japanese' class - Year of the dragon headband crown options. The crowns are in black and white which is perfect for printing and students can colour it in. The crowns have bee
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Grades:
PreK - 10th
DARUMA Goal Setting Doll - Japanese New Year Activity and Reading Passages
A Daruma goal setting doll is a great activity to start a new year with Japanese cultural tradition! Students will enjoy writing their new year goals on the printable Daruma sheet. This will be an attractive display in your classroom to start a new year!This is also included in BUNDLE: Japanese New Year activity and reading passages .■ Language Daruma sheet: instruction in Japanese and EnglishReading passages: Japanese■ Level / AgeElementary ～ Intermediate / G4 and up*Please check the preview to
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Also included in: BUNDLE Japanese New Year Activities and Reading Passages
JAPANESE CULTURE Bell Ringers
One month of Japanese Culture Bell Ringers! Each slide contains pictures, summarizes an aspect of Japanese culture, and challenges students to deepen their understanding with a prompt. Some of the Japanese culture aspects covered in this resource are:Japanese Tea CeremonySamuraiMangaKabukiThe Shinkansen AND MORE!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Spirited Away Post Film Reflection Questions
This is a handout consisting of a series of eleven questions based on the popular film Spirited Away, by Hayao Miyazaki. It took several hours to write and format and was refined after repeated use over a period of several months.Lined spaces are provided beneath each question. The sheets can be printed for students to write on directly. Alternatively, teachers can write questions on the board for students to answer in their notebooks.Use as a stand-alone lesson or to accompany a screening of th
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7th - 10th
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Japan : Bullet Train
Students learn about the history of Japan's famous bullet trains. These materials are designed to be used either as a stand-alone lesson, substitute resource, or extra credit opportunity.Included in the file are reading sheets, presentation materials, and an answer key.This lesson is also available as part of a larger collection of social studies reading and activity sheets available here.____________________________________________________________________________________Please follow me on the
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5th - 10th
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Japan Prefectures Research Project - Graphic Organizer of 47 Prefectures
To research geographic features of Japan will grow students' interest in Japan!This worksheet allows your students to research and understand food, landmarks, cultural events, and specialty products in each prefecture of Japan.You can assign one or two prefecture(s) to each student as a class project or pick a prefecture to focus on every week.■ LanguageJapanese ■ Level / AgeElementary ～ Intermediate / G7 and up ■ Activity typeIndividual work Research project ■ Learners will be able toEnhance un
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Japanese Culture Superstitions Reading and Activity Packet
Japanese Superstitions and Customs Reading
Did you ever wonder why whenever you visit your Japanese friends they throw a pinch of salt on their doorstep? Did you ever wonder why those same Japanese friends only started doing this after you gave them a lovely set of four pens? Well this reading will answer all of your questions and maybe save your friendship.
This is a fun reading that comes with comprehension exercises. It also contains a graphic organizer which your student
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Japan Scavenger Hunt Task Cards Game for Review - Geography, Facts, More
Use this scavenger hunt to help students investigate the human and physical geography and other facts on Japan. Teacher directions are provided, offering a number of options for classroom implementation. Includes 40 student clue cards with multiple choice or open-ended questions for investigation and a student graphic organizer for note-taking during activity. Wrap-up questions are also included at the end. Students will need internet access, atlases, textbooks or other resources to investigate
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6th - 12th
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White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima & Nagasaki Video Guide
This documentary presents the “other side” of the atomic bombs--through the recollections of the survivors of the atomic bombs that leveled Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It uses archival footage, and interviews--some of the images can be graphic for some. This 20 question video guide includes an answer key for your convenience. The film can be found on HBOMax, Amazon Prime, Hulu, or purchased through YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.
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9th - 12th
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BLMs for Japanese Language, Intercultural & Literacy Activities: Knowing 日本
Sensei-tional Classrooms bring to you Black Line Masters for Japanese Language, Intercultural & Literacy Activities: Knowing 日本
Do you need to incorporate cross-curriculum areas into your units of work? Our latest Knowing 日本 BLMs provide a series of Japanese-themed printable scaffolds, graphic organisers and templates that support literacy, intercultural activities, script practice, research skills, reading comprehension, vocabulary consolidation and language development across year groups.
Grades:
4th - 10th
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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BLMs for Japanese Language & Intercultural Activities: Beginner Hiragana
Introductory activities, puzzles and ひらがな script development in a variety of engaging BLMs that present ひらがな in stand-alone activities or applied to intercultural contextual situations. A great way to complement exisiting practices for teaching ひらがな with your students.
Wanting some ひらがな Cards with a difference for your students? Included in this BLM is a printable ひらがな Card Set featuring shape backgrounds aligned to the specified vowel sounds. This resource would suit supporting students with
Grades:
5th - 11th
Empire of the Sun Movie Guide
Empire of the Sun is a great story to share when discussing general warfare, World War II, refugees, English, Chinese, or Japanese History. I've included a movie guide for 3 days of viewing with 6 or 7 questions per day so if you are only watching parts of the film, you can easily omit questions. I wrote the questions while watching the movie in preparation for showing it to my classes and tried to blend straightforward with open-ended short answer questions. An answer key is also included.
Grades:
7th - 12th
BLMs for Japanese Language, Script & Intercultural Activities: Going Places
Sensei-tional Classrooms brings to you Black Line Masters for Japanese Language, Script & Intercultural Activities: Going Places.
A series of BLMs around the theme of places to go and see in Japan, this resource can be useful for a number of intercultural activities, script practice, research skills, reading comprehension, vocabulary consolidation and use across year groups. Activities range in time length, so you can work them easily into existing units of work.
Black Line Master activiti
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Counting Japanese Money Worksheets (Japan Culture)
Counting Japanese MoneyDescription: Use the worksheets below to help teach counting Japanese coins, counting paper money and coins, and making change. Product Information: Section1: Reading about Japanese Money. Helps students gain some background knowledge about the Japanese culture and the types of money that are used. Section2: Worksheets on counting mixed coins (and paper money). Section 3: With these worksheets, students can practice making change. Includes manipulative where students cut
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1st - 10th
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Art History Factsheet and Notebook: Hokusai's The Great Wave 1830
ART HISTORY │ JAPANESE ART │FACT SHEETS⫸ Research⫸ Independent & Group Activity⫸ Comprehension & LiteracyTeaching about Japanese Art and/or woodblock print making? Make sure to include this resource on the artist Hokusai, one of the most important Japanese artists of the 1800s.This resource gives a snapshot into the life and work of Hokusai through one of his famous wood block prints: The Great Wave (1830). Included in this fact sheet and notebook:> Artist information + quote> Artw
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sushi Restaurant (Digital Clip Art)
Konichiwa! We've included our favorite things to order in Japanese restaurants.
In this set we're including 40 images total.
You'll find 20 colored and 20 black/white outlined clips included:
Soy Sauce
Teapot
1 Plain Chopsticks
1 Chopsticks w/ Face
Ginger
Wasabi
Edamame Beans
Sesame Seeds
Sauce Plate
Rice Bowl
Miso Soup
Triple Sushi Plate
8 Types of Individual Sushi (all pictured)
ALL images in PNG format & transparent for easy peasy resizing/rotating/flipping for all your needs.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
How To Draw Anime Eyes Step-By-Step Lesson Worksheet
How to Draw Anime Eyes for a creative project. Learn how to draw basic anime eyes with this easy step-by-step instructions with an area to practice what you have learned.Learn the basics of drawing anime eyes and apply what you learned to create your own anime characters.Great for elementary, middle and high school students. The zipped file includes an 8.5X11 in PDF printable with three steps.You might be interested in more step by step art and drawing guides by Shay Design Studio:How to Draw an
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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