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Japanese worksheets for Microsoft Word
Japanese Numbers Puzzle Page (Wordsearch / Criss-Cross / Foreign Language)
PRESTO!This download is for two fun puzzles that will work great as busy work, extra credit, sub plan enhancement, or that perfect Friday afternoon time filler!Use one!Use both!Your download includes a WORDSEARCH and CRISS-CROSS GRID that focus on JAPANESE NUMBERS!A perfect addition to any social studies, math, or foreign language classroom!Answer key for both puzzles is provided!PRESTO!*This puzzle was completed from a TPT buyer request. If you have a puzzle that you would like to have made, p
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5th - 8th
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Japanese Language Mastery Worksheet
Embark on a journey to linguistic excellence with our comprehensive Japanese worksheet designed for learners eager to strengthen their grasp on essential language elements. This carefully crafted worksheet encompasses a variety of exercises focusing on the nuanced aspects of Japanese grammar, reading comprehension, and writing skills.Key Features:1. くて Particle Practice: Master the usage of the versatile くて particle with targeted exercises that guide you through forming compound sentences seam
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8th - 12th
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JAPANESE OLYMPIC GAMES UNIT
Attached are 55 pages of activities and learning events for a Japanese unit on the Olympic Games (specifically the Rio Olympics). Assessment item included.Topics include:The history of the Olympics The Zica VirusSportsAthletesMedals & rankingsMedal tallyCountries, flags and nationalitiesHachimakis..... and much, much more.
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5th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Japan myth Japanese folklore reading comprehension passage with questions
A myth from ancient Japan with 9 accompanying comprehension questions and a context clue vocabulary activity. Kids love learning about Japan!
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5th - 10th
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Wabi Sabi: Reading Comprehension
Wabi Sabi by Mark Reibstein is a skillful tale about “a way of seeing the world that is at the heart of Japanese culture”. The main character is a cat named Wabi Sabi. This is the story of her journey to learn the meaning of her name. It’s written with both prose and haiku—in “the haibun form, where short prose passages set up each haiku.” Reibstein provides backmatter and translations of 14 Japanese haiku that appear throughout the book. The collage art by Ed Young is exceptional. His illustr
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1st - 7th
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Also included in: Pets Bundle
Japanese History: Tokugawa Shogunate, Meiji Restoration, and WWII
This assignment takes students through the isolation of the Tokugawa Shogunate through the expedition of Matthew Perry and the subsequent Meiji Restoration, the Japanese Imperialism (with a brief comparison to European Imperialism), and finally, the attack on Pearl Harbor. There are primary and secondary sources, maps, and videos embedded within this, along with analysis questions for students to answer. It is formatted for google classroom.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Asian Studies Bundle
Katakana Vocabulary Reading Practice
Worksheets that teach katakana reading with practical vocabulary as you go!Many students learn to read Japanese characters more effectively within the context of words. These worksheets progressively give vocabulary after learning 5 new katakana.Combinations unique to katakana like ファ and チェ are included and explained.These worksheets are great with high school and older, but are mostly appropriate for younger kids (includes "date" and "wine" which can easily be removed).
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8th - 10th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
JAPANESE WEEKLY HOMEWORK SHEETS
This product includes 11 weeks of Japanese homework task sheets.
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6th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Hiragana Vocabulary Reading Practice
Worksheets that teach hiragana reading with practical vocabulary as you go!Many students learn to read Japanese characters more effectively within the context of words. These worksheets progressively give vocabulary after learning 5 new hiragana. Dakuten/tenten versions, や ゆ よ combinations, and words with the small っ are included and explained.These worksheets are great with high school and older, but are appropriate for younger kids.
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8th - 10th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
Japanese Shogunate Castles - Shogunate Japan
Shogunate Japanese History - Shogunate CastlesKeywords: Castles, Nawabari, Tenshu, Moats, Spikes, Baileys, Keeps1 - 2 complete 40 - 50 minute lessons. Can be student or teacher ledIncludes: Text, Images, Source Analysis & Research TasksIdeal for OneNote, touch screen or printedAligned to Year 8 ACARA, and includes capability codesAssessment: Can be used as Formative, Summative or Common Assessment TaskVisit our store for more resources like this or Click here to Follow Us and keep up to date
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7th - 9th
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Japan Webquest
Students will have the opportunity to learn about Historical and Modern Japan through 48 questions. All answers can be found on a singular website. The final questions allows them to use writing skills to develop a topic in depth.
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7th - 10th
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Irregular Katakana Words
The majority of katakana words come from English, but what about the exceptions? It's easy for students to get blindsided if they're not prepared.This worksheet spotlights common examples of those "irregular" katakana vocabulary words. Some students may even find these unexpected words to be more fun!Students are given a list of katakana words to read and their countries of origin. The answers are provided on separate sheets. Words include: ピーマン, ズボン, ゴム, ホッチキス, カンニング, コンセント, ダンボール, and others!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
Japanese Superstitions 迷信 - Bilingual materials
This is a Japanese culture lesson about 20 Japanese superstitions.All over the world people have superstitions. Have fun teaching your students about some Japanese ones!These materials include:- Culture activity (for English or Japanese classes)- Japanese language activity- Japanese grammar and how to use と in conditional sentences- Discussion- Worksheets- Flashcards/ Activity cardsBilingual materials are provided in:- English- Roman-ji- Hiragana/Katakana- Normal JapaneseNot interested in purcha
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Not Grade Specific
Two Frogs Japan Japanese Myth reading passage with questions
A Japanese myth about frogs and comprehension questions to accompany the story.
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3rd - 8th
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Japanese Activity: Self-Portrait & Introduction
Great for early in the school year to decorate a wall! Works for ALL levels. Connect your students together with this easy self-portrait and introduction activity. After learning some basic key phrases about themselves, students are able to use the provided support to write a self-introduction about them and draw a self-portrait. Support is provided in kana only, kanji, and romaji with English translations to make it accessible to students at ALL levels.
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1st - 12th
Katakana in 30 Days
This 30 day mini-book of 65 pages introduces, scaffolds, and provides worksheets for students interested in learning the Japanese katakana alphabet. By the end of the book, the student will have mastered reading and writing the language.
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Not Grade Specific
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Learn Hiragana in 30 Days
This 30 day mini-book of 65 pages introduces, scaffolds, and provides worksheets for students interested in learning the Japanese hiragana alphabet. By the end of the book, the student will have mastered reading and writing the language.
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Japanese diagnostic sheet for any year level
Use this sheet to get some valuable information about your students, particularly their hobbies, strengths, background and interests in Japanese. This also gives students a chance to show what they can remember in terms of hiragana and katakana characters, and any grammar or vocabulary that they might have picked up over the years. This can be changed to suit any year level, with my Year 7s I like to give them a square to draw a Japanese picture (instead of the katakana option)...find out there
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Not Grade Specific
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My name is (scissor sentence) Japanese
A basic sentence construction worksheet for lower primary students, learning Japanese.
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PreK - 2nd
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Giant animal wordsearch
38 popular animals, including pets, zoo animals and even Tanuki! Word search answers in Hiragana.All clues in Romaji, Hiragana, Kanji and English. Excellent for any Animals unit, great for CRT's.
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2nd - 5th
Japan daruma dolls open-ended prose constructed reading passage writing prompt
Daruma dolls are an interesting part of Japanese culture. Students will read a passage about their history and use, and write an open-ended prose constructed response. Hints for how to write an excellent response are included.
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4th - 10th
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Japanese colours of the rainbow
A sheet for teaching the colours in Japanese - Written in Japanese script. allows for practising the sentences 'I like...' and 'I don't like...'.
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1st - 8th
Learning our names in Japanese
A simple worksheet for students on their first Japanese lesson. I have a customized sheet for each student with their name, ready to trace. You can edit the sample names to suit.
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PreK - 3rd
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Expression of Interest Japanese Grammar Worksheet
If you already have the PowerPoint, this work wouldn't be necessary as the questions are the same as the PowerPoint, but in a word document. Like the PowerPoint, complex Japanese grammar related to likes/dislikes/love/hate has been broken down into three different levels of difficulty to cater for students who tend to require more time to process knowledge taught. It is also colour-coded.
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Expression of Interest Japanese Grammar Unit
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