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Japanese Adjective Master List for High School-level Japanese
This product is a resource for both teachers and students for learning the present, negative, past, and past negative forms of Japanese adjectives within a high school-level curriculum. It contains the Kanji, Hiragana readings, and English translations. These adjectives are from First Year to Fourth Year Japanese. While this focuses on high school level, of course this can be used for Japanese classes for Junior High School levels or even University. Listed are levels that teachers can based the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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FRENCH SPEAKING ACTIVITY TEMPLATE PERFECT FOR 1ST DAY! ADAPTABLE TO ANY LANGUAGE
This document is a one page printable template that works just like a board game. For each square of the game, type in a question in the language that you are teaching. Students are in team and roll the dice. In order to move forward, they must correctly answer the question written in the specific square. Along the path to the finish line, they can encounter ladders that will move them forward or backward. It's lots of fun and keeps the students engaged while reviewing essential questions.Perfec
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Pronunciation Practice (Japanese)
For English learners, pronunciation is important. Not only does pronunciation affect comprehensibility, it also affects confidence. Help your Japanese-speaking students improve their pronunciation of American English by focusing on some of the most problematic sounds: /l/, /r/, /θ/, /ʃ/, /ð/, /z/, /b/, /v/. This document includes instructional recommendations, a phonemes list, a minimal pairs list, a tongue-twister list and a homework link. You’ll receive this document in an editable format, l
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Not Grade Specific
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Japanese Verb Conjugation Chart - JLPT 5
Japanese Verb Conjugation Chart
Grouped by る type & う type
Column 1: English
Column 2: Kanji
Column 3: Dictionary
Column 4: Polite Affirmative ます
Column 5: Informal Negative ない
Column 6: Conjunctive て
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Japanese Greetings, Farewells, and Other Common Phrases
Use this worksheet to help your students analyze the movie: My Neighbor Totoro. Encourages attentiveness and some deeper thought.
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4th - 12th
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