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Japanese lessons for staff
Paris Olympic Games Japanese Workbook
You are downloading a 56 page activity book for a Japanese unit on the 2024 Paris Olympic games. It was originally made for a Year 8 class at a beginner's level. Included is a range of activities, as well as a written and listening exam and a Katakana/Hiragana chart. There are enough pages to keep the class busy for an entire term.
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5th - 9th, Staff
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Hiragana Japanese Writing Worksheets How to Write Japanese
Are you a student learning Japanese and struggling to practice your writing skills? Well, look no further! Our Japanese Writing Worksheets are the perfect tool for you to improve your penmanship and master kanji characters. Designed for beginner to intermediate learners, these worksheets provide a helpful framework for practicing stroke order and writing Japanese script. Table : How to Write Japanese Numbers Japanese Writing Practice Sheets Blank Learn Japanese Hiragana Blank Hiragan
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Staff
Blooming Traditions: Unraveling the History of Hanami (Cherry Blossom)
The lesson explores the cultural significance, origins, symbolism, evolution, and global impact of hanami, the traditional Japanese ritual of cherry blossom viewing, highlighting its enduring beauty and universal appeal across diverse cultures.Student Focus:Understand the historical origins and cultural significance of hanami in Japan.Explore the symbolism of cherry blossoms in Japanese culture and art.Analyze how hanami celebrations have evolved over time, from exclusive aristocratic gatherings
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sacred Spaces: Exploring Buddhist and Shinto Temple Design (Japan)
The main idea of this lesson is that cultural exchange programs and cultural diplomacy play crucial roles in fostering mutual understanding, empathy, and cooperation among diverse societies through the power of arts and culture.Student Focus:Understand the architectural differences between Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines in Japan.Learn about the spiritual practices and rituals associated with temples in Japanese culture.Explore how nature and landscape influence temple design and placement.R
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Art of Recreation: Understanding Artificial Hot Springs (Onsen, Japan)
The main idea of this lesson is to explore the art, history, therapeutic benefits, cultural significance, and environmental considerations associated with the creation and enjoyment of artificial hot springs.Student Focus:Understand the process of creating artificial hot springs, including locating geothermal reservoirs and treating the water for quality.Explore the historical significance of hot springs, particularly in Japanese culture during the Edo period.Examine the therapeutic benefits ass
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Dwelling with Tradition: Exploring Traditional Japanese House Types
The lesson explores the various types, architectural features, cultural significance, and modern relevance of traditional Japanese houses, highlighting their enduring legacy as repositories of culture, sustainability, and harmony with nature.Student Focus:Identify and differentiate between various types of traditional Japanese houses.Understand the architectural features and layout of traditional Japanese houses.Examine the cultural and historical contexts influencing traditional Japanese house
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Hospitality and Harmony: Delving into Ryokan, Traditional Japanese Inns
The lesson explores the rich cultural heritage and hospitality of ryokan, traditional Japanese inns, highlighting their historical significance, unique features, commitment to omotenashi, and the delicate balance between tradition and modernity in the hospitality industry.Student Focus:Understand the historical and cultural significance of ryokan in Japanese hospitality.Identify the unique features and amenities offered in traditional Japanese inns.Analyze the role of omotenashi (Japanese hospit
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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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
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
Business Japanese 3. Negotiating one final point of the partnership 1.
Business Japanese. Accelerate your Japanese language skills! Learn practical, effective workplace expressions, understand business culture and improve your kanji.If you are struggling with business Japanese, these resource will be a treat asset for you. You will be able to easily implementable expressions and phrases useful for everyday work. This lessons is dedicated to finalizing a contractual point before proceeding with contract drafting
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Business Japanese 2. Requesting an appointment to discuss contract draft 1
Business Japanese. Accelerate your Japanese language skills! Learn practical, effective workplace expressions, understand business culture and improve your kanji.If you are struggling with business Japanese, these resource will be a treat asset for you. You will be able to easily implementable expressions and phrases useful for everyday work. This lessons is dedicate to requesting an appointment in a polite manner with a business partner to discuss contract draft and any points you would l
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Onigiri/Omusubi rice ball lesson
A Japanese lesson with a rice ball theme. Activities include a comic strip translation activity, writing practice on genkouyoushi paper, the Korokoro Kororin rolling rice ball story with reading of romaji for fluency and rice ball making to finish off.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Master Particle Guide for High School Japanese
This is a particle guide for Japanese for either Junior High School or High School. Included in this content is example sentences on how to use the particle.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Henna doubutsu Year 6 Japanese unit Crazy Creatures
This is a Primary Year 6 Japanese unit adressing the topic "Henna Doubutsu" from the C2C. It includes a unit plan, assessment sheet and several prinatbles for classroom lessons.
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6th, Staff
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Beginning Japanese Sentence Structures
It’s more exciting than ever to learn a new language and open a whole new avenue of communication with friends, family, and fellow professionals. The basics of pronouncing the alphabet and learning a few phrases will make for a good introduction, but to truly have a conversation takes understanding. With this book, you’ll be learning how to form Japanese sentences. Learn the basics of discussing how to describe, how to ask questions, how to express your emotions, and more. Learn all about how Ja
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Japan Club Lessons
I have just started a Japan Club. Attached are the first 5 lessons. They include: 1. Paint and sip2. The Karate Kid - hachimaki and den den daiko making3. Listening, reading, writing and speaking practice4. Zen garden making5. Rice ball themeEach lesson runs for around 60 minutes. Could take longer if you have time.
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6th - 12th, Staff
Finding Serenity: Exploring Japanese Zen Gardens in America
The lesson explores the cultural significance, design principles, and contemporary relevance of Japanese Zen gardens in America, highlighting their role as tranquil havens that promote mindfulness, cross-cultural understanding, and environmental stewardship.Student Focus:Understand the historical development and philosophical underpinnings of Japanese Zen gardens.Analyze the cultural significance and contemporary relevance of Japanese Zen gardens in America.Explore the fundamental principles and
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Business Japanese. Requesting an appointment with a business partner 1.
Business Japanese. Accelerate your Japanese language skills! Learn practical, effective workplace expressions, understand business culture and improve your kanji.If you are struggling with business Japanese, these resource will be a treat asset for you. You will be able to easily implementable expressions and phrases useful for everyday work. This lessons is dedicate to requesting an appointment in a polite manner with a current business partner.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Gaokao and Suneung Exams
Gaokao and suneung exams (Analogy)
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
川と河 What is the difference? Japanese Kanji with similar meaning
Hi, I'm a native Japanese speaker.I teach Japanese online.Thank you for stopping by.This is designed for teachers to teach intermediate or above level of Japanese learners.This product will help you explain the difference between 川 and 河.It contains some examples of interesting words with each of the kanji.I put English translation in each word, so students can learn by themselves as well.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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