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9th grade japanese projects
Block Prints - Printmaking - Hokusai (Art Project and Presentation)
Block Prints - HokusaiArt project and presentation of my Block Printing lesson. I teach this lesson to my 5th graders and they enjoy learning about the history of block printing and the life and artwork of Katsushika Hokusai. Every student loves designing, carving and printing their own block. It is, to quote the kids, SO SATISFYING! I would recommend this exciting art project for grades 5th and up. Designed with classroom teachers and homeschool teachers in mind by art teacher and artist W
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4th - 12th
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ORIGAMI SCENE INDEPENDENT PROJECT Based Learning PBL Genius Hour Early Finisher
Students create an Origami Scene based on whatever interests them with this easy-to-follow, NO PREP, FULLY-EDITABLE resource! It gives you everything you need to have your students do an ORIGAMI SCENE INDEPENDENT PROJECT! Simply print out or post the Student Directions, Student Answer Sheets, and Student Tracker and GO! Students will follow the Design Process/Creative Problem-Solving Cycle to Research, Brainstorm, Plan, Create, Share, and Evaluate to create their own scene using Origami! Editabl
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4th - 12th
Ancient Japanese Art: Art History Survey Fact File
ART HISTORY │ HISTORY │FACT FILE⫸ Research Fact File⫸ Independent & Group Activity⫸ Comprehension & LiteracyTeaching about Shinto or Japanese art? Looking for a resource on Japanese art? This fact file gives an overview of early Japanese art and focuses on specific examples of Japanese art/architecture.This is a versatile, easy to read resource which is why it would work perfectly as part of a sub lesson, a core module activity, as homework, a cool-down activity or even just some fun. Ju
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Japan Independent Research Project (Differentiated process and product)
Use this independent research assignment to awaken your students' interest in Japan. Students may chose any area of Japanese life and culture they would like to research. Step -by- step instruction on how to conduct the project is provided and is ready to go in student friendly language. Resources and websites for students to visit are included.
The project also includes a Memo writing activity that might be used as a checking point or a formative assessment before the entire project is comple
Egyptian Gods and Goddesses Trading Card Project
Students will design trading cards that highlight the Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses. The front side of the notecard should have the God or Goddesses’ name and a picture that represents them, and the back should be filled with key information. This lesson includes an instructions page, an example card, and six pages of information! Students will need six notecards to do this assignment. This assignment usually takes three-four hours to complete and is largely self-directed Gods and Goddess
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5th - 9th
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Samurai & Feudal Japan Stations
Learn all about Samurai culture by reading the information at each station and taking notes on a graphic organizer. Students culminate their knowledge and create a manual for young samurai to study.
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6th - 10th
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Festivals in Japan Research Flipbook
Are you looking for the perfect end of year activity for your Japanese classroom? Then this research project about Japan's festivals is what you need! Your students will learn about Japan's culture and research on the internet about 10 Japanese matsuri and will write for each the time, date, special decorations, top attractions and the meaning of the festival. They can write in English or Japanese. After writing, they will need to cut the templates and glue them together in order to make the fl
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8th - 11th
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Oragami Project with alternative assigments
Student will create origami. Student can use color paper or regular notebook paper. It will take two days depending on how well students are engaged. Students enjoy it. I use it for my world geograpy.
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4th - 12th
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Japanese: Animal Mnemonics Flashcards
Here's a quick and easy way for anyone to pick up different animals in Japanese with mnemonics approach.You'll learn: 1. horse2. bird3. chicken4. cat5. dog6. pig7. tiger8. octopus9. shrimp10. crabEach card has: 1. an visual pun to help you learn the animal in Japanese2. the animal in Hiragana or Katakana (Japanese character)4. rōmaji (Romanization)5. Mnemonics: the linking sound with the animalThanks for viewing!
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Japanese Art after 1400: Art History Survey Fact File
ART HISTORY │ HISTORY │FACT FILE⫸ Research Fact File⫸ Independent & Group Activity⫸ Comprehension & LiteracyTeaching about Japanese art or Japan? This fact file gives an overview of Japanese art after 1400 and focuses on specific examples of Japanese art that depicts nature/sea.This is a versatile, easy to read resource which is why it would work perfectly as part of a sub lesson, a core module activity, as homework, a cool-down activity or even just some fun. Just print it off and you a
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Shinto Kami Trading Card Project
Students will design trading cards that highlight the Kami of Shinto, a religion that is unique to Japan. The front side of the notecard should have the Kami’s name and a picture that represents them.Students will need six notecards to do this assignment. Kami Included: Amaterasu IzanagiTsukuyomi Inari SusanooRaijin Fujin Ame-no-Uzume
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6th - 9th
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Torii Gate Silhouette Art Project
This is a 24 slide PowerPoint that introduces students to the torii gates of Japan. It discusses the Shinto faith and contains multiple images of torii gates in Japan. Slides 14 - 24 walk students through the process of creating a torii gate silhouette using an easy graphite transfer, black permanent markers and watercolors.This lesson has been successfully implemented with 5th grade students but can be used for older students. This lesson can be used as a long term sub lesson, home school art
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5th - 9th
Hiragana Dictionary Project
A fun dictionary project for students. Helps students to improve their reading/writing/comprehension of hiragana.
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8th - 12th
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Journal Entry Template for Chinese
A Journal booklet for students to write diary entries.
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1st - 12th
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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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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!
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