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Japanese Kanji Writing Practice - 103 JLPT N5 Level Kanji
Introducing our comprehensive Kanji Practice Worksheets tailored for JLPT N5 level, perfect for students striving to master the essential characters required for the exam. This PDF package includes a meticulously curated set of 103 N5 level Kanji, carefully selected to align with the JLPT N5 syllabus.Key Features:Complete N5 Kanji Set: Practice and reinforce your understanding of the 103 N5 level Kanji characters.Clear Stroke Order Diagrams: Each worksheet includes clear stroke order diagrams to
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Japanese: Three Line Hiragana for CLASSKICK
This resource has been created for use in CLASSKICK, an online tool that allows teachers to share tasks with students and provide feedback on their completed activities. You can sign up for Classkick for FREE. Students do not need to create accounts or use email addresses.This zip file containsa PDF copy of the 47 Classkick pages included in the assignmenta 'How To' PDF which provides a link to the Classkick assignment and instructions about what to do (how to set it up)!The aim of the activitie
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Japanese: Welcome to the Japanese Language Class - CLASSKICK
This resource has been created for use in CLASSKICK, an online tool that allows teachers to share tasks with students and provide feedback on their completed activities. You can sign up for Classkick for FREE. Students do not need to create accounts or use email addresses.This zip file containsa PDF copy of the 15 Classkick pages included in the assignmenta 'How To' PDF which provides a link to the Classkick assignment and instructions about how to set up the assignment and assign it to classesT
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Learn Japanese Hiragana with Japanese food Audio Bundle | Boom Cards
Click HERE for playable previews of each game.In these ten games, each of which focuses on another set of symbols in the hiragana syllabary, the player will begin by hearing and seeing syllables on their own. Then, they will see and hear (they can replay as needed) the name of a delicious Japanese dish. The food name will be written in hiragana with one syllable missing. The player chooses the missing hiragana symbol from the choices in the given set. Cards are randomized for many repetitions. T
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Japanese: Four Line Hiragana for CLASSKICK
This resource has been created for use in CLASSKICK, an online tool that allows teachers to share tasks with students and provide feedback on their completed activities. You can sign up for Classkick for FREE. Students do not need to create accounts or use email addresses. Classkick is easy to use and there are many helpful tutorial videos available to help teachers new to this tool.This zip file containsa PDF copy of the 25 Classkick pages included in the assignment for teacher referencea 'How
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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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Editable Add Your Own Content 3 Mystery Picture Reveal Templates - Japan
These three LOW PREP picture reveal templates help you easily make fun, engaging, self-checking/instant feedback multiple choice and type in the answer activities for your students. As students answer your questions, pieces of each picture will magically appear to fill in the picture. If a picture piece does not appear, students know they need to go back and check their answers. You only need to add your own content questions and answers. The picture and all of the formulas and formatting have b
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food ma mi mu me mo Boom Cards with audio
In this 20-card game, played 10 cards at a time, the player sees and hears the name of the Japanese food shown and must choose the missing syllable from ま み む め or も (ma mi mu me or mo). This game is available with other hiragana symbols or in a bundle covering all of the hiragana syllabary. This deck is meant to help practice hiragana and learn the names of delicious Japanese dishes. Please note that some foods, such as ラ-メン (ramen) would be written in katakana normally but are in hiragana here
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48 True/False BOOM Cards | Hiragana Recognition | Japanese Language
This Boom Deck™ will test your students knowledge of the Japanese Hiragana characters. Please note: This deck is not to teach Hiragana. Test your students on their knowledge of Hiragana. A hiragana character and sound will be shown. If the combination is a match, the student clicks TRUE. If it's a mismatch, click FALSE. (20 randomized cards per play, out of 48 cards total.)What you will receive after purchase is a PDF download. In the PDF is a secret link to the Boom Deck™!You can preview this d
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Boom Cards | Japanese Language | Hiragana Review (Nihongo)
This Boom Deck will test your students knowledge of the Japanese Hiragana characters. Please note: This is not to teach Hiragana.Test your students on their knowledge of Hiragana. A sound will be given and the student must pick the correct hiragana character. (20 randomized cards)What you will receive after purchase is a PDF download. In the PDF is a secret link to the Boom Deck!You can preview this deck by clicking the link in the PREVIEW PDF.To use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Inte
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Japanese Assessment Boom Cards – Everyday Objects (Hiragana/Katakana)
**Please note that this resource is an activity hosted on the BOOM Learning Site. When you purchase this resource, you will be provided with a pdf with a clickable link that takes you to the full version of the game on BOOM Learning**===========================================================================Japanese Language Boom Cards – Everyday Objects (Hiragana/Katakana)Japanese Language Boom Cards – Everyday Objects (Hiragana/Katakana) is a set of multiple-choice digital boom cards designed
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Japanese Assessment Boom Cards – Animals (Hiragana/Katakana)
**Please note that this resource is an activity hosted on the BOOM Learning Site. When you purchase this resource, you will be provided with a pdf with a clickable link that takes you to the full version of the game on BOOM Learning**===========================================================================Japanese Language Boom Cards – Animals (Hiragana/Katakana)Japanese Language Boom Cards – Animals (Hiragana/Katakana) – Animals is a set of multiple-choice digital boom cards designed to reinf
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Japanese Assessment Boom Cards (Hiragana/Katakana) – Fruits and Vegetables
**Please note that this resource is an activity hosted on the BOOM Learning Site. When you purchase this resource, you will be provided with a pdf with a clickable link that takes you to the full version of the game on BOOM Learning**===========================================================================Japanese Language Boom Cards (Hiragana/Katakana) – Fruits and VegetablesJapanese Language Boom Cards (Hiragana/Katakana) – Fruits and Vegetables is a set of multiple-choice digital boom cards
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food ya yu yo Boom Cards with audio
In this 13-card game, played 10 cards at a time, the player sees and hears the name of the Japanese food shown and must choose the missing syllable from や ゆ or よ (ya, yu or yo). This game is available with other hiragana symbols or in a bundle covering all of the hiragana syllabary. This deck is meant to help practice hiragana and learn the names of delicious Japanese dishes. Please note that some foods, such as "Yakult" would be written in katakana normally but are in hiragana here in order t
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food ta chi tsu te to Boom Cards with audio
In this 20-card game, played 10 cards at a time, the player sees and hears the name of the Japanese food shown and must choose the missing syllable from た ち つ て and と (ta, chi, tsu, te, or to) or their d-syllable equivalents. This game is available with other hiragana symbols or in a bundle covering all of the hiragana syllabary. This deck is meant to help practice hiragana and learn the names of delicious Japanese dishes. Click HERE for a 4-card playable preview.----------------Because of the d
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food sa shi su se so Boom Cards with audio
In this 31-card game, played 10 cards at a time, the player sees and hears the name of the Japanese food shown and must choose the missing syllable from さ し す せ and そ (sa, shi, su, se and so) or their z-syllable equivalents. This game is available with other hiragana symbols or in a bundle covering all of the hiragana syllabary. This deck is meant to help practice hiragana and learn the names of delicious Japanese dishes.Click HERE for a 4-card playable preview.----------------Because of the d
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food na ni nu ne no Boom Cards with audio
In this 12-card game the player sees and hears the name of the Japanese food shown and must choose the missing syllable from な に ぬ ね and の (na, ni, nu, ne and no). This game is available with other hiragana symbols or in a bundle covering all of the hiragana syllabary. This deck is meant to help practice hiragana and learn the names of delicious Japanese dishes. Please note that some foods, such as "oronamin" would be written in katakana normally but are in hiragana here in order to practice.C
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food ra ri ru re ro Boom Cards with audio
In this 20-card game, played 10 cards at a time, the player sees and hears the name of the Japanese food shown and must choose the missing syllable from ら り る れ or ろ (ra ri ru re or ro). This game is available with other hiragana symbols or in a bundle covering all of the hiragana syllabary. Please note that some foods, such as "oronamin" would be written in katakana normally but are in hiragana here in order to practice.Click HERE for a 4-card playable preview.----------------Because of the
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food ha hi fu he ho Boom Cards with audio
In this 20-card game, played 10 cards at a time, the player sees and hears the name of the Japanese food shown and must choose the missing syllable from は ひ ふ へ or ほ (ha, hi, fu, he or ho) or their b- and p-syllable equivalents. This game is available with other hiragana symbols or in a bundle covering all of the hiragana syllabary. This deck is meant to help practice hiragana and learn the names of delicious Japanese dishes. Please note that some foods, such as ラ-メン (ramen) would be written in
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food ka ki ku ke ko Boom Cards with audio
In this game, which focuses on the KA KE KI KO and KU symbols in the hiragana syllabary, the player will begin by hearing and seeing syllables on their own. Then, they will see and hear (they can replay as needed) the name of a delicious Japanese dish. The food name will be written in hiragana with one syllable missing. The player chooses the missing hiragana symbol from the choices in the given set. Cards are randomized for many repetitions. Different versions of this game are available to help
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food a i u e o Boom Cards with audio
In this game, which focuses on the A E I O and U symbols in the hiragana syllabary, the player will begin by hearing and seeing syllables on their own. Then, they will see and hear (they can replay as needed) the name of a delicious Japanese dish. The food name will be written in hiragana with one syllable missing. The player chooses the missing hiragana symbol from the choices in the given set. Cards are randomized for many repetitions. Different versions of this game are available to help prac
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Japanese Assessment Boom Cards – Basic Vocabulary Bundle
**Please note that this resource is an activity hosted on the BOOM Learning Site. When you purchase this resource, you will be provided with a pdf with a clickable link that takes you to the full version of the game on BOOM Learning**===========================================================================Japanese Language Boom Cards – Basic Vocabulary Bundle contains 4 sets of multiple-choice digital boom cards designed to reinforce or assess everyday objects.. They are well-suited to student
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Learn Japanese hiragana through food N Boom Cards with audio
Learn Japanese food and language with audio on each page! In this 15-card game, the player sees and hears the name of the Japanese food shown and must place the n sound (ん) in the write place in the unfinished word on each page. This game is available with other hiragana symbols or in a bundle covering all of the hiragana syllabary. This deck is meant to help practice hiragana and learn the names of delicious Japanese dishes. Please note that some foods, such as ラ-メン (ramen) would be written in
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Japanese Assessment Boom Cards (Kanji) – Numbers & Colors (Sino-Japanese)
**Please note that this resource is an activity hosted on the BOOM Learning Site. When you purchase this resource, you will be provided with a pdf with a clickable link that takes you to the full version of the game on BOOM Learning**===========================================================================Japanese Boom Cards (Kanji) – Numbers & Colors (Sino-Japanese)Japanese Boom Cards (Kanji) – Numbers & Colors (Sino-Japanese) is a set of multiple-choice digital boom cards designed to
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