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Japanese cultural activities for Google Apps
Japan Country Study: Reading & Writing + Google Slides/PPT Distance Learning
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in Japan?Learn what it might be like to be a kid in Japan through the eyes of a Japanese girl named Aki. Students will see what it’s like to attend school in Japan, what food they might eat, what sports they might play, and what they might do with their families for fun on weekends. Great for Distance Learning! The Olympics is a great time to teach your students about different countries around the world.Included in This Kid's Life: Japan:A le
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1st - 6th
Also included in: Around the World Mega Bundle - 92 countries - 50% Discount
Virtual Field Trip: Japan. Discover Japanese Culture & History. Digital Resource
Virtual Field Trips, when done right, can make for a great day in history or language classrooms. They are engaging, self-directed, no prep, keep the classroom quiet, and include high-interest topics to pique students' imaginations. This virtual field trip to Japan gives students a glimpse into Japanese history and culture, from Lucky Cat to Deer Park, from Anime to Horseback Archery, From Ramen to Manga. This Google Slides Virtual Field Trip to Japan has been a big it in my own history classroo
Grades:
5th - 8th
BUNDLE Japanese Reading Comprehension Japan's No.1s - Passage + Quiz Level 2
Your students will enojoy reading meaningful and understandable informational texts! Content based reading experience gives learners confident and real feelings to use the language. These nonfiction passages are written with scaffolding support such as pre-reading question, visual images, simple layout, furigana for kanji, vocabulary list, etc. Comprehension quiz facilitates leaners to recognize specific information and recall the reading.*Revised, March 2023 "Honshu" worksheet:Japan recounted t
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Virtual Trip to Japan
This virtual field trip to Japan can be used to give a general overview of Japanese culture, as an opportunity to practice group collaboration and problem-solving, and as a way to teach students how to budget. Students will "travel" together in groups with varying budgets. They will make decisions as a group about flight choices, accommodation, food, which city to visit, a nature activity to participate in, a cultural activity to participate in, and which souvenir to bring home. Students will di
Grades:
6th - 10th
Japanese: Staff Wellbeing Onigiri Action Event and Guide with Recipe
Staff Wellbeing Onigiri Action event pack includes 3 pages (poster, outline, recipe). Run this fun event for your staff, team, and colleagues.Boosting staff wellbeing is crucial, and what better way to foster a positive workplace culture than through our unique "Staff Wellbeing Onigiri Cooking Event." This event is not just about creating delicious Japanese rice balls; it's a holistic approach to team building and health. As your team comes together to craft these delectable treats, they'll enga
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Staff
Children's Day slideshow (Google Slides) - Children's Day is May 5!
Do you know about the holiday that occurs on May 5 in Japan every year? It's all about celebrating kids!This slideshow will teach you and your students all about the annual Japanese holiday known as Children's Day, or Kodomo No Hi. This Google Slides slideshow contains 16 colorful and informative slides that are ideal for elementary students to learn about this fascinating holiday and its traditions, which are all centered on celebrating children! They'll learn to find Japan on a map, about the
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Also included in: Japanese Children's Day holiday (May 5) activity bundle
ENGLISH VERSION Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival Reading Comprehension
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 English and set of reading 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 the text in a guided reading lesson about finding information in a nonfiction text. You can also use these Google Slides as part of a literacy center as stud
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4th - 8th
Comprehensible Input Reading: Japanese Dog Festival
Language and Culture Unite! This is a short text in simple Japanese (highest frequency verbs) explaining a festival celebrated in Japan called the Dog Festival. It includes a glossary 10 comprehension questions in English and practice page for the key kanji used in the text. Also included is a google slide image set of 5 relevant visuals which can be used as a 'hook' or prompt to encourage discussion in class.
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5th - 9th
Japanese Reading Comprehension Japan's No.1s Nature - Passage + Quiz Level 2
Your students will enojoy reading meaningful and understandable informational texts! Content based reading experience gives learners confident and real feelings to use the language. These nonfiction passages are written with scaffolding support such as pre-reading question, visual images, simple layout, furigana for kanji, vocabulary list, etc. Comprehension quiz facilitates leaners to recognize specific information and recall the reading.This is also included in BUNDLE: Japanese Reading Compreh
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
My Neighbor Totoro Worksheet
Use this worksheet to help your students be more attentive during the movie: My Neighbor Totoro. Encourages attention to detail as well as some deep thought.
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6th - 12th
Princess Mononoke Worksheet
This worksheet contains 12 questions related to the Studio Ghibli Film Princess Mononoke. It invites students to consider the motivations of the several parties found in the movie. The hope is that students will realize what is considered pure and impure within the Shinto religion.
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7th - 12th
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Japanese Reading Comprehension Japan's No.1s Landmarks - Passage + Quiz Level 2
Your students will enojoy reading meaningful and understandable informational texts! Content based reading experience gives learners confident and real feelings to use the language. These nonfiction passages are written with scaffolding support such as pre-reading question, visual images, simple layout, furigana for kanji, vocabulary list, etc. Comprehension quiz facilitates leaners to recognize specific information and recall the reading.This is also included in BUNDLE: Japanese Reading Compreh
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
JAPANESE FANZINE #1
Welcome to a very cool project (as I see it...) that will definitely help you make your students involved in the Japanese culture and language learning in a more entertaining, easy way. What I show you here is a FANZINE - a digital magazine - series that will be launched weekly with the aim of helping teachers engage their beginner students of Japanese by offering another more loose perspective. In this series you will find grammar content, vocabulary, how to learn and practice with Kanji, Hirag
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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
FREE Japanese Reading Comprehension Japan's No.1s Honshu Island - Passage + Quiz
Your students will enojoy reading a meaningful and understandable informational text! Content based reading experience gives learners confident and real feelings to use the language. This nonfiction passage is written with scaffolding support such as pre-reading question, visual images, simple layout, furigana for kanji, vocabulary list, etc. Comprehension quiz facilitates learners to recognize specific information and recall the reading.This is also included in BUNDLE: Japanese Reading Comprehe
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Origami Club Poster for all ages
Origami fun and easy poster!Get ready for an origami extravaganza that will have students eagerly flocking to your Origami Club during break time! Our vibrant poster is your golden ticket to a world of creative joy, promising an experience where students not only fold intricate origami creations but also forge lasting connections. Picture this: a designated time and place where students come together to chat, laugh, and embark on the delightful journey of crafting adorable origami projects. By j
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Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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Japanese: Dinner Excursion Template
Japanese Class Dinner (or lunch) Excursion digital product. Print and hand out as a 2-sided flyer or email home to parents and students. The digital editable file is available after purchase. Snapshot of poster details: Experience the Flavors of Japan: Japanese Class Dinner Excursion! Embark on a culinary journey with our highly anticipated Japanese Class Dinner Excursion! Calling all Japanese language enthusiasts and foodies alike, join us for a night of cultural immersion and mouthwatering del
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Virtual Field Trip to Tokyo (Nearpod)
Take your students on a virtual field trip adventure to Tokyo! Highlights include the Hie Jia Shrine, the Tokyo Dome, and Shibuya Crossing.This product contains a Nearpod lesson made within Google Slides for use with Nearpod.
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Japanese Numbers Larger than 999 Lesson
Teachers can use this Google Slide to explain how to form numbers larger than 999. The use of color coordination helps students identify the differences between how we form numbers in English and how we form numbers in Japanese. This connects with Japanese currency, and an example is given.
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7th - 12th
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Osechi Ryori Meaning Worksheet
Students will read an article about the topic (the found mine on savytokyo.com). After reading about the different meanings behind the Osechi Ryori, they write a paragraph describing which one they'd choose to eat and why. Encourages text comprehension and personal reflection.
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6th - 12th
Japanese Bowing Worksheet
Use this worksheet to have your students read an article related to Japanese bowing. They then will need to answer the questions. Answer key is included.
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7th - 12th
Facts about Yen Worksheet
Students will read through an article found on the global exchange and then answer questions concerning facts about the Japanese Yen.
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7th - 12th
1954 Godzilla Worksheet
Use this worksheet to help your students stay more attentive during the movie. Encourages attention to detail and some deep thought.
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6th - 12th
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Japanese Origami Video FREE
Japanese: Japan Origami Hat Video free lessonThis cute origami video lesson is free to enjoy. Children's Day is special in Japan and often noted with cute origami and crafts. Share this video with your class and students and have a wonderful lesson.Be sure to follow me on Instagram for more updates.https://www.instagram.com/japanese_sensei_garden/Thank you.Sensei
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Not Grade Specific
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