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Free japanese handouts
FREE Hiragana Chart with Stroke Order - Japanese alphabet chart for beginners
This hiragana chart facilitates learners to visualize the character strokes and stroke orders to write. Clean and colorful design will be good for your classroom decoration as well.Katakana chart is here.You may also be intrested in Hiragana Cards to use with the chart.■ Level Beginner ■ Learners will be able to:Visualize the characters’ strokes and stroke orderRead the chart with help of romajiRecognize the chart row/line ■ Includeshiragana chart (portrait version)hiragana chart (landscape vers
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Clip art: Sushi Platter
Have some Sushi!
Free! Download these images to decorate Japan-themed crafts and/or lesson plans. You can use them as coloring pages, too! Feel free to resize them as needed!
Included in this clip art package:
An image of Sushi Platter created by me in color and in black & white
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You may use this clip art for personal or educational purposes.
You may use this clip art in products you are selling on Teachers Pay Teachers.
You may not distribute or resell this clipart as you
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K - 3rd
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Japanese Hiragana & Romaji Chart
こんにちは！Begin learning the 46 base Hiragana characters using KanoJLRH Hiragana & Romaji Chart! KANOJLRH HIRAGANA & ROMAJI CHART This clean, aesthetically-designed hiragana chart uses a great font for easy recognition (NOT in the print way, e.g. sa, ki) with highly-visible irregular characters highlighted in another colour. PACKAGE CONTENT ✨ [PDF] Hiragana & Romaji Chart - A4 Landscape (A5 Printable)Please download this free download together with this product for A5 Print Instructions
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Tell Me About Yourself - Handout for New Students
Get to know your students using this simple but effective Tell Me About Yourself handout, designed for students new to your Japanese classroom. From preferred pronouns to favourite hobbies, this worksheet ensures you get a holistic understand of each student in your classroom, and in turn helps create an inclusive space for all students. This inclusive handout helps foster meaningful connections between you and your students, as their responses become a treasure trove for tailoring future acti
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Japanese Everyday Phrases BOOKMARKS Colored & Blank For Everyday Studies
Japanese Everyday Phrases Bookmarks for Daily Studies and Passive Learning. Great for giving away to your students as a gift to immerse them into Japanese or even for yourself to get in the mood for studying this wonderful language.I recommend printing on card-stock to add a special feel to the bookmark.Colored, Graded and Blank bookmarks with different cute characters and phrases that will add more feeling to your studies. Any reviews are appreaciated!
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Body and Clothes in Japanese Printout
A handy printout for learning the names for parts of the body and clothes in Japanese.
The printout comes in the following variations:
- Labels in kanji with furigana
- Labels in hiragana with roumaji
- Labels with Japanese missing (For recall)
- No labels
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4th - 7th
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FREE Japanese Date Poster - Japanese for beginners
Japanese date poster for your classroom and/or to distribute one each to your students.■ Contents- 12 months and 31 days in one page- Romaji, hiragana, number + kanji, and kanji- The months and dates with star in gray boxes are those which have special readings.- Black and white■ Product Format- 1 page of PDF file■ Paper Size for printingLetter size (8.5 inch x 11 inch)(You can print on A4 size papers, as well. Please adjust your printer setting.)■ Terms of useFor your personal and classroom use
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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FREE Katakana Chart with Stroke Order - Japanese alphabet chart for beginners
This Katakana chart facilitates learners to visualize the character strokes and stroke orders to write. Clean and colorful design will be good for your classroom decoration as well.Hiragana chart is here.You may also be intrested in Katakana Cards to use with the chart.■ Level Beginner ■ Learners will be able to:Visualize the characters’ strokes and stroke orderRead the chart with help of romajiRecognize the chart row/line ■ IncludesKatakana chart (portrait version)Katakana chart (landscape vers
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Japanese Verb Conjugation Chart -Free Sample
This conjugation chart will help students to refer when needed.I always give these to students when two or more verb conjugations have been introduced (usually masu-form, te-form, and dictionary form) so that students will have a bigger picture of verb conjugation rules.Since I found it would take more time than I thought to recreate them as TpT paid products (i.e. font size/style and layout), I'd like to share them as free sample for now.If there is any feedback or change needed, please let me
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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PREVIEW Hiragana Double Sided A6 Educational Flash Cards
This listing is a preview to my other listing for learning hiragana with flash cards and pictures to help memorize the characters.
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Hiragana Vocabulary Reading Practice: あ through ご
Worksheets that teach hiragana reading with practical vocabulary as you go!Many students learn to read Japanese characters more effectively within the context of words. These sample worksheets give words using the first 10 hiragana (あ い う え お か き く け こ) plus dakuten/tenten versions (が ぎ ぐ げ ご).These worksheets are great with high school and older, but are appropriate for younger kids.The full version can also be found on my store!
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Learn the Colors of Japanese (Kanji & Hiragana & Colors)
Learn how to read the Japanese colors of Kanji and hiragana!This teaching aid will help you learn kanji and hiragana and how to read them, along with the actual colors.Have fun learning the standard and even slightly different colors!
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PreK - 3rd
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Hiragana and Katakana - Japanese alphabets - chart and tips FREE
Free Katakana and Hiragana chartUse this as a reference to begin reading/writing in JapaneseTips include:- character combinations- pronunciation- basic grammar and sentence structure- 6 simple example sentencesIf you are satisfied, here are more culture materials:Japanese Superstitions - HEREJapanese Superstitions Mini FREE - HEREShowa Day - HEREShowa Day Kagome Kagome FREE - HEREHiragana and Katakana Charts an Tips FREE - HEREJapanese New Year - お正月 - HEREJapanese New Year - お正月 - Flashcards FR
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FREE Children's Day Japanese Word Search
Introducing the Children's Day Word Search, a fun and educational activity for children of all ages! This word search is filled with vocabulary related to Children's Day, a national holiday celebrated in Japan to honor the well-being and happiness of children.Not only is this word search a fun activity for children, but it can also be a helpful tool for educators in the K-12 education system, as well as for homeschool students. Educators can use this word search as a fun and interactive way to t
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Senior Japanese Mandatory Kanji List DDJ
This resource is adapted from the QLD Senior Syllabus 2018 to help guide teachers and students as to what kanji are mandatory in QLD over Brown and Black Belt Senior Japanese.Students should be encouraged to incorporate as many of these kanji into their writing tasks.https://www.qcaa.qld.edu.au/downloads/senior/snr_japanese_08_syll.pdf..............................................................................................................お願いします;★ Follow me! Click the star (★) to be the firs
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11th - 12th
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Japanese Homes Work Sheet
A worksheet that works with the Kids Web Japan website to help students learn the proper terms for various parts of a Japanese home. As a culminating task the students are able to experience a virtual tour of a Japanese home.
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5th - 12th
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Japanese Katakana Loan Words Crossword Puzzle
This is a crossword of common Japanese katakana words that have been borrowed from other languages. In this exercise, you have to write the correct English word.
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Hiragana worksheet -Basic Japanese-
This fundamental Hiragana chart writing practice sheet will help you to teach for very beginner learners! You can trace and learn some new words as well as hiragana basics.
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FREE hiragana/katakana chart
It's a simple chart of hiragana and katakana characters including daku-on, handaku-on, and yoo-on with pronunciation guide. I used a font that looks similar to handwriting.
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Haiku Writing Practice
This handout is meant to be used after students have some familiarity with haiku. Generally, middle school students pick up haiku quickly. After learning the basics, this handout encourages (through format reminders and haiku samples) students to create their own haiku.
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5th - 9th
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DDJ Orange Belt Unit 3 of 4 [The Amazing Race] Self Introduction
This is a FREE PDF of a approx Yr 2 Self introduction. This resource aligns with DDJ Orange Belt Unit 3 of 4 [The Amazing Race]In return for downloading this free PDF お願いがあります;★ Follow me! Click the star (★) to be the first to know about freebies, new product listings and more!*Take your time to view http://www.dandanjapanese.com.au/overview.php?id=9 ! Terms of Use: This resource is for use of the individual/institution who downloads. It cannot be shared by any means.www.dandanjapanese.com.au
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2nd
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Japanese name writing
This is an introductory worksheet for first-time Japanese learners. Feel free to white out the "Japanese 9" or the demo using my name to fit it into your class. The worksheet also enables you to compare and contrast hiragana and katakana using a venn diagram, so it would be useful to have some flashcards of these scriptures to show your students.
The Pen Pal Project - 2nd year (1st Term ONLY)
The first pen pal project assignment is free and can be used as a trial for your assigned school. Goal: Collaboration between Japanese schools and American schools (or schools from other English-speaking countries) Language: Students from Japan communicate in English. Students from America (or English-speaking countries) communicate in Japanese. How: Advocating the networking between the JET program & the J-LEAP program
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1st - 8th
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