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Japanese Children's Day May 5th Kodomonohi Koinobori Kashiwamochi Kabuto Chimaki
A fun Japanese May 5th Children's Day (kodomonohi) literacy packet explaining cultural traditions of koinobori (carp streamers), gogatsu ningyo (samurai doll displays), shoubuyu (iris leaf baths), kashiwamochi and chimaki (Japanese traditional sweets). Make and colour in your own koinobori and learn how to fold your own origami kabuto instructions are included, along with some short answer questions, six find a words and 2 X 12 sets of Children's Day display cards in Romaji, Kanji and Hiragana.
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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 Tanabata Star Festival July 7th Orihime Folktale Tanzaku Literacy
An interesting Japanese July/August 7th Tanabata Matsuri (Star Festival) literacy packet explaining the historical origins of Tanabata from Chinese culture, the folktale of Orihime and Hikoboshi and Tentei, the seven famous paper decorations, festival locations and links to a Tanabata song to sing along to (includes the lyrics). This pack also includes some tanzaku templates with prefilled grammar patterns and blank sets, find a words in Hiragana and Romaji, some word and definition matching ac
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Japanese Literacy Sakura Hanami Ume Matsuri Tanokami Samurai History Haiku
An interesting literacy packet that explains the history of Hanami after its introduction by the Chinese to Japan, the relationship between the samurai and sakura, a brief explanation of the kami involved, Hanami etiquette, foods and drinks, popular locations and classroom decorations (bunting and pictures). Also includes a link to an origami activity for sakura, ume and momo blossom adaptations and some find a words. Covers ume matsuri, uguisu, umeboshi and cultural celebrations such as sadou,
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Japanese Greetings
Learn Japanese Greetings including please to meet youyouyoyou, good morning,
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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