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9th grade japanese centers
Japanese Christmas Oseibo Mizuhiki Christianity KFC Illuminations Hoteiosho
A fun Japanese Christmas literacy packet explaining some of the cultural traditions, historical and political influences on Japanese religion, the practice of Oseibo and mizuhiki, Illumination locations, Disney parade and Christmas foods such as KFC, Japanese Christmas cake, yuzu and wagashi. Some cut and paste mix and match activities, short answer questions and find a words included. Perfect for end of year activities and a window into Japanese culture. Includes:The History of Christianity in
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Japan Crossword Puzzle & Word Search Combo
Ready to print and go!Fun and engaging ways to learn about the land of the rising sun! Includes a crossword puzzle with an optional word bank, a word search and answer keys for both. Great for morning work, fast finishers, and sub days!Covers the following 20 words and phrases:125 million populationArchipelagoBonsai treesBullet trainChopsticksEmperorHonshuIslandsJapanKimonoMount FujiOrigamiOsakaPokémonRiceRing Of FireSamuraiSushiTokyoYenGet this puzzle combo plus a bonus PowerPoint for only $1.7
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4th - 12th
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Sensei-tional Classrooms Kanji Wipe 'n' Write: Japanese Numbers 1-10
Sensei-tional Classrooms Kanji Wipe 'n' Write: Japanese Numbers 1-10
1. Print off each of the Kanji Numbers Write ‘n’ Wipe card in colour to make 4-5 sets of cards.
2. Laminate each card in a protective laminate pouch and organise into sets.
3. Set up as a rotational individual activity or as a post language learning post for small groups to complete.
4. Using whiteboard markers, students practise writing each kanji number in the provided number of circles.
5. After each student turn, wipe
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K - 12th
Japanese Sumo Literacy: Rikishi Sekitori Yokozuna Tsuna Yobidashi Gyoji Tokoyama
A comprehensive literacy activity based on the world of sumo wrestling to introduce the culture, religious traditions, techniques, and roles of all involved in the lives of rikishi i.e. sekitori, gyoji, yobidashi, tokoyama, shinpan, and toshiyori. It covers the importance of rank promotion, yokozuna and tsuna, and kimarite (fighting techniques). Includes several fun find a words, short and long answer quiz questions and several extra-large crosswords. Includes:The History of SumōSumō Tournaments
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Japanese Alphabet Fortune Teller
Help children learn the Japanese Alphabet.Get this innovative teacher tool which facilitates learning of the Japanese phonetic alphabet (katakana).Utilizing manipulation, student questioning and active participation, this learning activity will motivate students’ learning in an atmosphere of creativity and excitement.PS: Play Japanese Alphabet online.
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4th - 10th
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Jobs in Japanese – What do you want to be?
Help your students understand and use vocabulary, spelling, and Kanji readings for job names in Japanese! These 29 clear, simple flashcards demonstrate a simple form of Japanese sentence asking and answering what they want to be: 何になりたいですか。教師になりたです。 The 14 different jobs are shown with both Kanji readings and in picture form, with alternative versions of each card providing furigana above the Kanji.The jobs included in this pack are: 教師 Teacher医者 Doctor科学者 Scientist警察官 Police officer画家 Paint
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3rd - 10th
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Le festival des cerisiers en fleurs - compréhension de lecture
The Cherry Blossom Festival is celebrated in Japan in late March or early April depending on when the cherry blossoms bloom. This nonfiction text in French and set of comprehension questions can be used as part of Asian Heritage Month in May or anytime you would like to infuse Asian culture and heritage into your lessons. You can use these Google Slides as part of a guided reading lesson on finding information in nonfiction texts. You can also have students access the text on their own devices a
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4th - 10th
Japanese colors mini-books
Learn the colors in Japanese with these emergent reader mini-books. Included colors: red, blue, yellow, green, orange, purple, pink, white, black and brown. Product is in hiragana and katakana.
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K - 12th
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JAPANESE : New year in Japan
This is a set of slides for basic Japanese learners, containing content and vocabulary related to the New Year season, along with two small included exercises.What is included content about: 1. Days in new year 2. Greeting 3. New year activities4. New year food5. HistoryStudent activities:1. A matching quiz 2. Pattern for coloring Please note:For the protection of intellectual property belonging to both myself and the contributing artists, we've chosen to offer the downloadable versions of this
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4th - 12th
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6 Rounds of かな
This year I’m going to try something new. I’m going to teach the kanas together (Hiragana and Katakana) just like learning a upper case and lower case letter. I’m going to do this in 6 rounds, more or less.
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