Japanese flash card pdfs

Workbooks, Flash Cards, Games

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4th - 8th

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Japanese: I LOVE VEHICLES! A unit for young learners of Japanese

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のりものが大好き！ This comprehensive resource has been created to enable teachers to facilitate student learning, by providing the materials required to teach a complete unit of work! The materials include * links to the Australian Curriculum * a detailed teaching sequence, explaining how to use the materials * flashcards, playing cards, board games, 'paper interactives' * song charts * a bi-fold flap book to read with students * 18 page student workbook * assessment tasks and rubrics By completing the

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Workbooks, Unit Plans, Flash Cards

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2nd - 4th

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Japanese: Days of the Week Kanji cards

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This resource now includes 5 different cards for each day of the week. Bold scallop frames make the cards ideal for display, but they could be equally well-used for class activities.Each Kanji symbol for a day of the week is placed over an image showing it's meaning.Each Kanji has an illustrated mnemonic- a story reminder. This helps students with meaning and pronunciation. ( 2 different ideas for SUNDAY and THURSDAY are included - please choose which you think better) One version of each has th

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JAPANESE: Kanji Number Mnemonic Flashcards

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These kanji number flashcards will help students to learn both the name of the kanji numbers 1-10, together with their numerical values.The mnemonic 'stories' are listed for the teacher to state aloud and have students repeat. Ensuring student repeat exactly means they will remember both pieces of information.The images are bright and engaging.The purchase of this resource is for ONE person only. Please do not 'share' with colleagues or friends.

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Flash Cards, Printables

Japanese unit of work based on 'The Tulip Song'

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Everything you need!This colourful resource will appeal to young learners of Japanese. It is based on a well-known song in Japan - 　　　　　　　　　　　　　The Tulip Song チューリップの歌and teaches students the three colours : red,white and yellow.It includes*song lyrics*a suggested teaching sequence*a student workbook incorporating whole word recognition and writing tasks.( No roomaji is used)*various colourful flashcards and playing cards*a 'Planting Tulips' game - game board, tokens and hiragana dice template*

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Unit Plans, Flash Cards, Printables

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PreK - 2nd

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Do more with Flashcards in the Japanese classroom.

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FLASHCARDS are a simple, versatile, yet often under-valued resource. There is so much more that can be done than merely ‘repeat after me’! FLASHCARDS, particularly if they are bright and colourful, are an important visual aid for memory, and greatly appeal to visual learners. Laminating flashcards, and playing cards too, is recommended for long life! Once you have the sets, they can be kept on hand and used in so many ways. PLAYING CARDS also have various uses beyond ‘Memory’! This resourc

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Activities, Flash Cards, Games

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JAPANESE: Kanji Numbers 1-10, Posters

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This set of colourful charts will make a great display in your Japanese classroom.There are 10 poster charts, each having a single kanji number from 1-10.The bright rainbow frame encourages the eye to focus on the kanji symbol first. Each symbol also has furigana above to help with reading.A TEN FRAME is displayed so students can determine the numerical value of the kanji.In addition, I have included clipart of common school items to further reinforce the numerical value.The charts could be used

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Thriving English Learners

Japanese/English flash cards, school words

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This is an awesome survival tool to give to new ESL students who speak little to no English. You can place this on their desk and easily say words and point to things with quick understanding on behalf of the student. These can also be cut out and used as flash cards!

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EFL - ESL - ELD, ESL / ELL / EFL, Japanese

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Not Grade Specific

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Flash Cards, Word Walls

Japanese: Animal Zodiac Board Game

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This colourful board game would make a fabulous activity to start the New Year! It is based around the Japanese Zodiac,十二支. The twelve animals making up the zodiac are taken from the Chinese lunar calendar, which was created in the year 425! There are several legends regarding the choice and order of the animals, but most centre around a race, organised by a ‘god’. YouTube links to the story in Japanese and English are included. The aim of the game is to move around the board, collecting name ca

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Activities, Flash Cards, Games

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Japanese Vocabulary Food and Drink -Worksheets & Picture Cards for Kids

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nihongonohane

With these 10 worksheets you can choose the most suitable ones for your students' level and learners can practice reading and writing the vocabulary in different ways. 12 picture cards ( flashcards ) and a vocabulary poster are included as well, which help you to expand your active lesson plan and activities while using the worksheets.This is also included in BUNDLE: Japanese Vocabulary - Worksheets & Picture Cards for Beginners .■ Level / AgeBeginner ～ Elementary / G3-G6■ Learners will be a

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Worksheets, Flash Cards, Posters

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3rd - 6th

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Also included in: BUNDLE Japanese Vocabulary - Worksheets & Picture Cards for Beginners

Japanese: Kanji Position Charts

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This set of posters/charts displays scenes depicting a NINJA in various positions, using kanji (with furigana).Kanji included are家　上　下　前　後ろ　右　左　中　間In addition to these charts, a set of kanji playing cards is included, together with cards showing the English meaning. This enables various card games to be played eg. Memory, Karuta, Speed Match etc.

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Hiragana Cards - Colour - Japanese Alphabet Flashcards for Beginners

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nihongonohane

This hiragana card set facilitates beginners to start to learn hiragana characters! Coloured strokes are helpful for students to visualize the hiragana strokes and orders to write. You can print them in different sizes and use them in various ways such as flashcards, finger tracing, clay mat, game cards, classroom decoration, etc. Black and White version is here : Hiragana Cards - Black and WhiteKatakana version is here :Katakana Cards - Colour■ LevelBeginner ■ Learners will be able to:Recognize

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Foreign Languages, Japanese, Vocabulary

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Not Grade Specific

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Flash Cards, Printables

Also included in: BUNDLE Hiragana and Katakana Cards - Colour - Japanese Flashcards for Beginners

Japanese Number Counting 1 to 50 000 Card Set 3: English, Hiragana Romaji Kanji

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Mrs Mc Has Your Back

1 X Japanese counting card set (colour) 1-15, 20-25, 30-35, 100-105, 110-115, 200-205, 210-215, 300-305, 310-315, 1000-1005, 1010-1115, 1110-1115, 1200-1205, 1210-1215, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 10 000, 20 000, 30 000, 40 000 and 50 000.Kanji, Hiragana, Romaji and English are on each bunting/cardCan be used as display cards for word walls, bunting, or as unusual flashcardsI also have two other versions available:Set 1: Kanji and EnglishSet 2: Kanji, Hiragana and EnglishYou may also like some of my

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Flash Cards, Word Walls, Bulletin Board Ideas

Also included in: Japanese Basics Bundle Hiragana Katakana Numbers & Colours Card Sets

Classroom Requests and Apologies: Six posters for the Japanese classroom

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These expressions are frequently required by students so it is handy to have posters to which they can refer. Whilst not all technically 'requests', included in this set are トイレに行ってもいいですか。水を飲んでもいいですか。けいたを使ってもいいですか。えんぴつをください。遅くなってすみません。すみません。

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JAPANESE: Family member flashcard set

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These cards are designed for use in a Primary School setting ( or with language beginners) where it is natural for children to refer to their family members as お父さん、お母さん etc. The family members included are:grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, older brother, older sister, younger brother, younger sister, ME ( ぼく　わたし), uncle, aunt. Each family member is displayed separately. ( per A4 page)A plain word flashcard is also included for each member, and could be printed onto coloured card if desi

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Activities, Flash Cards, Printables

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Japanese Transportation Flashcard set

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Bold and bright flashcards display 14 common forms of transport.Each flashcard is labelled in hiragana, katakana or kanji with furigana as appropriate.A second set of flashcards has the pictures only.A set of single word flashcards has been included for matching and reading tasks.Transport included:バス、電車、ひこうき、車、ふね、ヨット、ヘリコプター、バイク、自転車、トラック、新幹線、バン、タクシー、ききゅうA set of playing cards is also included with 14 picture cards and 14 word games for student games.Flashcards are such a versatile resource! I ho

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Kuma and Tanuki Japanese Teaching Resources

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Not Grade Specific

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Flash Cards, Printables

Japanese Fermented Foods Hiragana Flashcards and Vocabulary List CLIL

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Consolidate your vocabulary with our Japanese Fermented Foods Hiragana Flashcards and Vocabulary List! Includes 44 vocabulary words in Japanese Hiragana on fermentation, bacteria, Japanese fermented dishes, and gut health, in both A5 and palm flashcard sizes. Use as revision flashcards or cut individually to make a matching activity!These cards are also great to use for Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) classes, or to enhance a unit on Japanese food!Prints on A4 paper.After more Ja

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Flash Cards, Homework, Word Walls

Grades:

7th - 10th

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Japanese Classroom labels

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Expose students of Japanese to a rich text environment by using these labels to name common items.Labels are written in hiragana, with a katakana version of the appropriate words also provided. A version of the katakana labels with furigana is also now included, as well as English equivalents. This allows teacher choice of how to display the labelsIncluded areはさみ、ものさし、えんぴつ、かみ、まど、とけい、でんき、ごみばこ、　　にんぎょう、のり、ほん、じょうぎ、だんぼう、つくえ、いす、ほんだな、　てんじょう、ゆか、こくばん、ざぶとん、どあ、えあこん、ほわいとぼーど、しーりんぐふぁん、ほちきす、くれよん、てーぶる、まーかー、まっと、

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