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Not grade specific japanese guided reading books
Dual Edition Comprehensible Input Readers: Level 0 Boris
This bundle includes 2 digital graded readers:1. Digital Boris Book Scaffold Edition (proper nouns in Romaji)2. Digital Boris Book Extension Edition (full text in Kana)3. Audio Recording of the story
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Japanese Graded Comprehensible Input Reader Level 0: Boris Scaffolded Edition
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it black? Is it white? Can you guess what Boris is?Learn Japanese easily, enjoyably and pain free through storytelling and reading! Boris is fully illustrated, 32 page story and told with just 15 unique words. This reader focuses on extensive use of the highest frequency verbs, making it a very comprehensible story and the perfect starting point for a beginner reader of Japanese. The style of writing sets the reader up for success early in their language acquisiti
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Also included in: Dual Edition Comprehensible Input Readers: Level 0 Boris
Japanese Graded Comprehensible Input Reader Level 0: Boris Extension Edition
Level 0 Graded Reader: Boris Extension Edition (32 pages)
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Also included in: Dual Edition Comprehensible Input Readers: Level 0 Boris
Japanese Dialogue Translation Work Book; Introducing Yourself
This book contains a dialogue of two characters introducing themselves in Japanese. Within the booklet you can find a detailed guide breaking down the whole dialogue with vocab definitions, particle explanations, common phrases, sentence structure and visual breakdowns of Japanese sentences along with a kana chart.
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Japanese Graded CI Reader Level 1: Sadako's Cat
The stories in this series are for beginning readers of Japanese. They focus on the highest frequency words-specifically what has been identified by Dr Terry Waltz as the 'Super 7 Verbs'. The targeted language in this story include:Question words: どこ・何Grammar Structures eg Placeに います/いません, Noun～は～ですか （to formulate questions)Geography: 4 main islands and 4 major cities (please note the Extension Edition of Sadako's Cat has these locations in kanji) PLEASE NOTE:This literacy approach eliminates th
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Japanese Graded CI Reader Level 1:Sadako and Nekochan Extension Edition
Sadako and Nekochan is the second book in the Sadako series. It follows on from Sadako's Cat and uses only 24 unique words and 4 location words.The stories in this series are for beginning readers of Japanese. They focus on the highest frequency words-specifically what has been identified by Dr Terry Waltz as the 'Super 7 Verbs'.The targeted language in this story:です=is/amじゃないです= is notがいます= there is/hasがいません= there isn’t/hasn’tが好きです= likesが好きじゃないです= doesn’t likeQuestion words: どこ・何・だれ・か （to for
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Mindful Writing: Vocabulary Revision
What is it?Mindful Writing is a calm, settling, independent activity I have used at the beginning of my lessons to settle and focus the class, or as a passive brain break. It provides the students with an opportunity to recalibrate their mindset to a more positive setting.How to do it?1.Explain the process to the class. "This is a silent 4 -5 minute activity which will help your body to quiet down, settle and focus on the present. It will help us get ready for our lesson."2. Use the attached pow
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Also included in: Boris: Supplementary Resources
Audio Graded Comprehensible Input Reader Level 0: Boris
Audio recording of the Level 0 Boris Book narrated by Japanese native speaker
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Also included in: Dual Edition Comprehensible Input Readers: Level 0 Boris
Japanese Graded CI Readers Level 1: Sadako and Nekochan Scaffolded Edition
Sadako and Nekochan is the second book in the Sadako series. It follows on from Sadako's Cat and uses only 24 unique words and 4 location words.The stories in this series are for beginning readers of Japanese. They focus on the highest frequency words-specifically what has been identified by Dr Terry Waltz as the 'Super 7 Verbs'.The targeted language in this story:です=is/amじゃないです= is notがいます= there is/hasがいません= there isn’t/hasn’tが好きです= likesが好きじゃないです= doesn’t likeQuestion words: どこ・何・だれ・か （to for
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Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
Covers what's needed in order to master reading Hiragana and Katakana, then directs you to books for reading full sentences and understanding Japanese in context.
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Bun-Chan's Colorful Adventure Bilingual Japanese & English Book
Introduce your students to other languages with this fun bilingual story! Each word is color-coded to match its English equivalent at the top of the page and a Hiragana chart is included for students new to Japanese. There are multiple ways to approach this book. Students may:Read the English portion first and then read the Japanese portionTry to read and understand the Japanese portion first and then use the English portion to check their understandingRead the English and Japanese portions simu
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Japanese Easy Read worksheet for おでん Tadoku Book Level 0
This product is a printable reading comprehension worksheet for use with the free, printable Level 0 Tadoku reader おでん – にほんごたどく (tadoku.org) courtesy of NPO多言語多読Print the worksheet and Tadoku Reader, ORPost worksheet and book link in your digital learning platformPerfect for level 1, beginning Japanese learners who can read or struggle to read hiraganaReading curriculumEasy sub plan
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KATAKANA - Alphabet practice book
The Katakana is a Japanese script used for writing words with high-pitched sounds, often borrowed words, foreign words, and nouns. Katakana characters have a more angular appearance. Here's an explanation and vocabulary for practicing writing and reading Katakana:1. Katakana Vowels: There are only seven Katakana vowels: - ア (a) - pronounced as "a" - イ (i) - pronounced as "i" - ウ (u) - pronounced as "u" - エ (e) - pronounced as "e" - オ (o) - pronounced as "o"2. Katakana Consonants: There
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HIRAGANA - Alphabet practice book
"Hiragana" is a Japanese syllabary, used for writing words that are not nouns (verbs, adjectives, particles, etc.). It has a soft and curved appearance and is pronounced with low pitch. Here's an explanation and vocabulary for practicing writing and reading Hiragana:1. Hiragana Vowels: There are only seven Hiragana vowels: - あ (a) - pronounced as "a" - い (i) - pronounced as "i" - う (u) - pronounced as "u" - え (e) - pronounced as "e" - お (o) - pronounced as "o"2. Hiragana Consonants: Th
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Japanese Easy Read worksheet for どっち？ Tadoku Book Level 0
This product is a printable reading comprehension worksheet for use with the free, printable Level 0 Tadoku reader どっち？ – にほんごたどく (tadoku.org) courtesy of NPO多言語多読Print the worksheet and Tadoku Reader, ORPost worksheet and book link in your digital learning platformPerfect for level 1, beginning Japanese learners who can read or struggle to read hiraganaReading curriculumEasy sub plan
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Japanese Easy Read worksheet for じゃんけん Tadoku Book Level 0
This product is a printable reading comprehension worksheet for use with the free, printable Level 0 Tadoku reader じゃんけん – にほんごたどく (tadoku.org) courtesy of NPO多言語多読Print the worksheet and Tadoku Reader, ORPost worksheet and book link in your digital learning platformPerfect for level 1, beginning Japanese learners who can read or struggle to read hiraganaReading curriculumEasy sub plan
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Reading Task: Disappearing Words (Boris)
You can use this activity with any text.This example is with the Boris textProject a text (5-10 sentences) on Slide 1Copy the text onto Slide 2 with some randomly chosen words removedRepeat as many times as you wish, removing more words each time.Class chorally read the text (Slide 1).Then move to the second slide and reread the text allowing the students to fill in the missing wordsContinue through each slide with progressively more and more words removed.
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Japanese Easy Read worksheet for 何を飲みますか Tadoku Book Level 0
This product is a printable reading comprehension worksheet for use with the free, printable Level 0 Tadoku reader 何を飲みますか？ – にほんごたどく (tadoku.org) courtesy of NPO多言語多読Print the worksheet and Tadoku Reader, ORPost worksheet and book link in your digital learning platformPerfect for level 1, beginning Japanese learners who can read or struggle to read hiraganaReading curriculumEasy sub plan
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Japan Etiquette & Travel Tips Book 1 (Free Version)
Japan etiquette book 1
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