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Free japanese resources for Microsoft Word
Tell Me About Yourself - Handout for New Students
Get to know your students using this simple but effective Tell Me About Yourself handout, designed for students new to your Japanese classroom. From preferred pronouns to favourite hobbies, this worksheet ensures you get a holistic understand of each student in your classroom, and in turn helps create an inclusive space for all students. This inclusive handout helps foster meaningful connections between you and your students, as their responses become a treasure trove for tailoring future acti
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Kabuki Mask Creation
Kabuki, a popular drama of Japan, was developed chiefly in the 17th century, characterized by elaborate costuming, rhythmic dialogue, stylized acting, music, and dancing, and the performance of both male and female roles by male actors.
For this assignment, students will assume the role of a Kabuki mask designer. They have been hired to create a Kabuki mask for one of their favorite childhood stories (Rapunzel, Three Little Pigs, Sleeping Beauty, etc.) making its debut on the stage. Students ma
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6th - 12th
Blank map of Japan
For geography or mapping. 2 per page to save on printing
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5th - 9th
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Hiragana Vocabulary Reading Practice: あ through ご
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 sample worksheets give words using the first 10 hiragana (あ い う え お か き く け こ) plus dakuten/tenten versions (が ぎ ぐ げ ご).These worksheets are great with high school and older, but are appropriate for younger kids.The full version can also be found on my store!
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Introduction to Japan Activity (Ainu People)
I created this for Social Studies 8. It goes along with my introduction to the land and people of Japan. In the Alberta curriculum, we then go on to look at Edo Japan and Meiji Japan. I think its important to understand the Indigenous roots of any location before examining their history. You can also tie this in nicely to examine your own Indigenous groups, such as here in Canada.It is a quick activity that can be done during one or two periods. I have them working in groups but you could also e
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7th - 9th
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Movie worksheet (Kubo and the two strings)
Kubo and the two strings worksheet activity (Film review)
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1st - 6th
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Haiku Writing Practice
This handout is meant to be used after students have some familiarity with haiku. Generally, middle school students pick up haiku quickly. After learning the basics, this handout encourages (through format reminders and haiku samples) students to create their own haiku.
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5th - 9th
Find Someone Who... Game (for Japanese classes)
An ice breaker game for all levels of Japanese classes. The English version is perfect for level 1s who have not learned any Japanese characters yet whereas the Japanese version works as a good reminder of learned material.
To add an extra level of challenge to your class, compete against the class to complete all your boxes before everyone ele!
The included document is a Word doc to allow for easy editing.
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8th - 12th
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Ponyo, The Little Mermaid Graphic Organiser
This is a one-page graphic organiser that can guide students through three stories with shared similarities. It includes links to stories of Disney and Hans Christian Anderson's versions of "The Little Mermaid". The third film being compared to is "Ponyo", which is a Japanese adaptation to "The Little Mermaid"
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Also included in: Ponyo activities and assessment
Japanese Hiragana Table - Printable
Here is a simple Hiragana table that you can use to test you or your student on individual Hiragana. Point to a character and see if you or your student can say the sound it makes, or have you or your student copy the chart.Good luck and have fun!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Ponyo worksheet
This is a two-page worksheet that can be used in class as students watch the film "Ponyo". Questions range from cultural awareness, character recognition and Japanese language abilities.
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Also included in: Ponyo activities and assessment
Spirited Away Film Review
Whilst students are watching the film Spirited Away, they can complete this scaffold to help them write a film review. Can be completed electronically or hard copy.
Can be edited to change movie titles.
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7th - 8th
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Japanese Music Webquest
They say that music makes the world go around. It also makes the world a lot more interesting and sometimes easier to understand! Music is a universal language. We all enjoy dancing to our favorite songs. In this webquest/project, you will find out more about the Japanese music you love, read the words to your favorite songs, and create new ways of presenting the songs so they make personal sense to you!
Days of the Week Kanji Recognition
A simple and quick test for assessing students knowledge of the kanji for the days of the week.If you have any comments or suggestions please let me knowよろしくお願いします〜
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Folktale- Tree of Blossoms- colour sheet
A colouring sheet to accompany a cultural lesson on folktales. We used it whilst watching the Youtube video "Tree of Blossoms" a folktale from Japan, during a cultural day for Harmony Week celebrations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjXQGrVfXmASuitable for Harmony Day or Lunar New Year, or other inter-cultural celebrations.
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K - 3rd
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Japanese Body Language and common expressions Role Play Script
Use this in conjunction with the demonstration video. This is in romaji. (Hiragana version will be developed 2017).
Learn all fruit and vegetables and body language expressions first. Then combine the lot in this fun and easy to learn role play for pairs. Great for live performances!
Body Language and expressions
ごめん、ちょっと、お願い、ありがとうございました、どういたしまして、お名前は何ですか、何才ですか、何が好きですか、（果物と野菜）、うそうそ、もういい、さようなら、とんでもない！
Sorry, come here a second, can you help please?, thank you, you’re welcome, What’s your name?
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2nd - 10th
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Australian Curriculum: Japanese - Year Planner (Template)
Get the basics right!This template will allow you to plan units of work by year level (or band) including prompts to important considerations and links to the relevant sections of the Australian Curriculum website.
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Languages Planner - Maori and Japanese
Language lesson plans for an entire year for both Maori and Japanese. Include IB links to attitudes, attributes and skills. A lesson per week for the year for each language as well as suggested language assessments. Editable document.
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3rd - 11th
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Jiro Dreams of Sushi Film Questions
The documentary, Jiro Dreams of Sushi, has many life lessons. Here is a question sheet to use while watching the film, using both comprehension and reflection questions.
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10th - 12th
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Blank Hiragana Practice Chart
This is a blank hiragana syllabary chart for practicing hiragana characters. It includes combined characters.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
Kanji Awards
These are awards to incentivize learning and mastering kanji in the K-12 classroom. Students receive this award, personalized by the teacher with their name, school, and date marking when they have passed a certain kanji-learning threshold (as decided by the teacher).
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Sticker passport for languages learning
Primarily used for Japanese, can be adapted for any subject. Students can use this to gain stickers during the term for winning a competition, asking great questions or helping out other students (up to your discretion for what constitutes a sticker). 9 stickers will eventuate in a prize. Useful to keep students motivated! Print as is and fold in half.
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