Japanese guided reading books under $5

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PreK - 5th

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Japanese Hiragana Puzzle Chart

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Unravel the mysteries of Japanese Hiragana with our Hiragana Puzzle Chart! Experience three levels of excitement:Easy: 25% of the chart missingMedium: 50% missingHard: The entire chart gone!Print hiragana chips for every player or team. Keep them in bags or laminate for durability. Assign unique colors to each team for easy point tracking. Perfect for home or classroom environments. Embark on an educational journey like never before!------------------------------------Customer Tips:How to get TP

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PreK - 5th

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Japanese Language Learning for Kids: One-Page Stories [Watermelon Seed]

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PreK - 5th

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Japanese Language Learning for Kids: One-Page Stories [Bear Camping]

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JAPANESE ONE-PAGE STORIES ARE HERE! Looking for a fun way to learn Japanese? Look no further! Our one-page Japanese stories are tailored for children, condensing the language into a single, accessible format. But that's not all – we've also included a customizable story template for extra fun!"Bear Camping" includes:A vibrant cover page with English translationOne-page story featuring hiragana and kanjiStory templateVersion 2 now available, with hiragana/kanji and romaji side by side for seamle

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PreK - 5th

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Japanese Language Learning for Kids: One-Page Stories [Under The Sea]

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JAPANESE ONE-PAGE STORIES ARE HERE! Looking for a fun way to learn Japanese? Look no further! Our one-page Japanese stories are tailored for children, condensing the language into a single, accessible format. But that's not all – we've also included a customizable story template for extra fun!"Under The Sea" includes:A vibrant cover page with English translationOne-page story featuring hiragana and kanjiStory templateVersion 2 now available, with hiragana/kanji and romaji side by side for seam

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PreK - 5th

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今日の天気はどうですか? Kyō no tenki wa dō desu ka? Japanese Weather Tracker Chart

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Explore a world of weather with our Japanese Weather Tracker for kids!Featuring essential Japanese vocabulary like '寒いです Samui desu' (it's cold) and 'ゆきです yuki desu' (it's snowing), this digital tool helps establish a language routine while fostering an understanding of different weather conditions.Simply print and display on the fridge for easy access, encouraging repetition and language reinforcement. Spark conversations about feelings in Japanese and empower your child's language journey toda

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PreK - 5th

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Homeschool Curricula, Activities, Guided Reading Books

Mindful Writing: Vocabulary Revision

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JapanEasyReads Bookstore

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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Arts & Music, Japanese

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Not Grade Specific

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Also included in: Boris: Supplementary Resources

Japanese Children's Day Festival Kodomo no Hi Comprehension Reading Booklet

Created by

Naho-Sensei

A reading comprehension booklet on Japanese Children's Day "Kodomo no Hi". Learn about how this day is celebrated in Japan, including some history, customs and special foods. This activity would work well as a cultural lesson in Japanese class, or looking at topics such as "Traditions" or "Festivals and Celebrations Around the World". There are 5 pages with pictures and illustrations that can be read as a class or individually, followed by 2 pages of comprehension questions, 1 page of a match th

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Informational Text, Japanese, Reading

Grades:

5th - 8th

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Asian Studies, Japanese, Short Stories

Japanese Folktale _ The Rolling Riceball omusubi kororin

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K R

A hand drawn story of the Rolling Riceball (omusubi kororin). Enlarge to A3 to make a class big book and allow students to colour and decorate.

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Grades:

PreK - 4th

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Guided Reading Books, Printables, Cultural Activities

Japanese Easy Read worksheet for おでん Tadoku Book Level 0

Created by

Kameya Sensei

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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Japanese

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Not Grade Specific

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Study Guides, Guided Reading Books

Australian Animal Adventures - Bilingual Japanese edition

Created by

Will Waters

Australian Animal Adventures : suitable for 3-8 years12 pages with colourfull photos and text, describing the antics of our native wildlife in a poetic and bilingual style = “Around the shore is where you see - our rock hoping Wallaby”. Suitable for ESL/EFL reference, with bilingual txt following

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Japanese, World Language

Grades:

K - 3rd

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KATAKANA - Alphabet practice book

Created by

Wonderland Kidz Centre Thailand

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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Foreign Languages, Japanese, Writing

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Not Grade Specific

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Workbooks, Homeschool Curricula, Guided Reading Books

HIRAGANA - Alphabet practice book

Created by

Wonderland Kidz Centre Thailand

"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

Subjects:

Japanese, Spelling, Writing

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Not Grade Specific

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Workbooks, Homework, Guided Reading Books

Japanese Easy Read worksheet for どっち？ Tadoku Book Level 0

Created by

Kameya Sensei

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

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Not Grade Specific

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Japanese Easy Read worksheet for じゃんけん Tadoku Book Level 0

Created by

Kameya Sensei

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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Japanese

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Not Grade Specific

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