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Japanese independent works for Google Apps
White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima & Nagasaki Video Guide
This documentary presents the “other side” of the atomic bombs--through the recollections of the survivors of the atomic bombs that leveled Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It uses archival footage, and interviews--some of the images can be graphic for some. This 20 question video guide includes an answer key for your convenience. The film can be found on HBOMax, Amazon Prime, Hulu, or purchased through YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.
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9th - 12th
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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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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Boris: Supplementary Resources
Shintoism Then/Now: 7 Part Self Grading Google Form Japan / Shinto Religion DBQ
The perfect, easy to follow, 7 part multisenory lesson to help illustrate the connections Shintoism has to students' lives today while at the same time teaching the history of Shintoism in Japan.Printable PDF Version can be found here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Japanese-Shintoism-7-Part-Printable-PDF-Worksheet-Notes-Japan-Shinto-Religion-9993348 ***The notes are posted to my TpT free of charge and must be used in conjuntion with this Google Form. *** Free notes link: https://ww
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8th - 12th
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Hiragana mini-quizzes in logical order
I don't teach hiragana in order because I found a lot of the characters I was teaching, they didn't end up using right away, and a lot that were used a lot didn't get introduced soon enough. So I came up with my own order ensuring the students get the most useful hiragana characters first. I made up these little mini quizzes so students can show me their proficiency at their own pace. There are multiple unique quizzes for each 11 stages. There is also a English to Japanese and Japanese to Englis
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Hiragana/Kanji mini quizzes in logical order - Editable!
I don't teach hiragana in order because I found a lot of the characters I was teaching, they didn't end up using right away, and a lot that were used a lot didn't get introduced soon enough. So I came up with my own order ensuring the students get the most useful hiragana characters first. I made up these little mini quizzes so students can show me their proficiency at their own pace. There are multiple unique quizzes for each 11 stages. There is also a English to Japanese and Japanese to En
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Japanese Internment Camps Webquest (with Answer Key!)
Need a quick, no-prep assignment about Japanese Internment during World War II? Look no further. This Google Doc-compatible resource guides students through 15 reading-based questions on the key people, laws, and events that led to and resulted from the internment of Japanese Americans. Answer Key included! No Prep Required! Fully Editable to make the assignment shorter if needed!(World War II, Japanese Internment, WWII, Fred Korematsu, Executive Order 9066)
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8th - 12th
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Constitution of Seventeen Articles - Prince Shotoku - Ancient Japan - Printable
This lesson ask students to use their new found knowledge to read portions of the Constitution of Seventeen Articles written by Prince Shotoku in 600 AD Japan. Students make determinations on the purpose of six selected articles.This product is sold as part of the "Emergence of Japan" lesson if you would like to upgrade your purchase to include the guided notes.Are you looking for a professional presentation to help you teach core material from your unit? Maybe you just need a high quality sub
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6th - 8th
The Last Samurai
The Last Samurai is perfect for Asian Studies or a fun one off lesson! This google slide presentation goes over the Samurai era of Japanese history and the transition of the Meiji Restoration and USA influence that forever changed Japan. Find out who the Last Samurai was! Learn the history of the Battle of Shiroyama and the glorious end to an era.
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10th - 12th
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The boy and the Heron Movie Guide in English | 2024 Oscar Winning Film
30 Movie Guide Questions for the Japanese Oscar winning ENGLISH movie "The Boy and the Heron" that includes pre-listening questions, questions to answer during the movie, and reflection/analysis questions that can also serve as discussion questions after the movie. Includes movie images to help scaffold for diverse learners.Questions are spaced out to give students enough time to write answers down. Perfect way to hold your students accountable for watching the film, test their interpretive list
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
A Silent Voice Film Worksheet
A 10-question worksheet that helps students stay engaged while watching A Silent Voice. Questions focus on the bullying, anxiety, and suicide aspects of the film. Use this worksheet to lead deeper discussions about these contents and more after watching the film.
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9th - 12th
Feudal Society in Japan
This product is a Google form and doc linked to an interactive image of the feudal society in Japan.During the feudal era in Japan, society was organized under a strict hierarchy. Because of the many internal wars, the highest levels of society were warriors.Students will analyze the interactive image and answer the 10 reading comprehension questions and one grid on the form. Then, students will answer the 4 short answer questions on the doc. This activity has worked very well in pairs using two
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: World History A (Prehistory - 1650) Interactive Mega Bundle
Japanese Society and Culture - Middle Ages - Presentation, Notes, Quiz+
This is the third lesson of the Japan Unit. It focuses on Japan's golden age, societal structure and Shinto influence during the Middle Ages. The guided lesson is designed for use in an interactive notebook and includes a printable handout, google presentation, quiz and suggested extension activity.Are you looking for a professional presentation to help you teach core material from your unit? Maybe you just need a high quality sub plan activity so you can relax and enjoy a much needed break?Look
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Medieval Japan Unit Bundle (grades 6-8)
Japanese Feudalism - Medieval Era - Japan Unit - Presentation, Notes, Quiz +
This is the second lesson of the Japan Unit. It focuses on the Heian Court, structure of Feudalism in Japan and the reign of Tokugawa Ieyasu during the Middle Ages. The guided lesson is designed for use in an interactive notebook and includes a printable handout, google presentation, quiz and suggested extension activity.Are you looking for a professional presentation to help you teach core material from your unit? Maybe you just need a high quality sub plan activity so you can relax and enjoy a
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Medieval Japan Unit Bundle (grades 6-8)
Japan Unit Assessment - Google Forms - 30 Questions - Study Guide + Game
Are you looking for a quality Japan Unit Assessment? Do you want to ensure that all the core material is included but don’t have the time or energy to create or grade the assessment?Look no further than this ready-to-go product modeled after the myWorld Interactive textbookIn this lesson you will get:> Google Form Test ready to post or edit> Print Copy of Test> Study Review Game w/ Answer Key> 30 Question Study Guide w/ Answer Key> Add or remove content as neededLessons from this
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Medieval Japan Unit Bundle (grades 6-8)
ENGLISH VERSION Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival Reading Comprehension
The Cherry Blossom Festival is celebrated in Japan in late March or early April depending on when the cherry blossoms bloom.This nonfiction text in English and set of reading comprehension questions can be used as part of Asian Heritage Month in May or anytime you would like to infuse Asian culture and heritage into your lessons.You can use the text in a guided reading lesson about finding information in a nonfiction text. You can also use these Google Slides as part of a literacy center as stud
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4th - 8th
Emergence of Japan - Prince Shotoku - Middle Ages - Presentation, Notes, Quiz +
This is the first lesson of the Japan Unit. It focuses on the characteristics, social structures and reign of Prince Shotoku during the Middle Ages. The guided lesson is designed for use in an interactive notebook and includes a printable handout, google presentation, quiz and suggested extension activity.Are you looking for a professional presentation to help you teach core material from your unit? Maybe you just need a high quality sub plan activity so you can relax and enjoy a much needed bre
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Medieval Japan Unit Bundle (grades 6-8)
Hiragana / Katakana Google Form Test
Use this to assess your student's knowledge of Hiragana and Katakana. Almost completely self-grading. All the of the answers are available to the teacher in the form. Multiple Choice, Free Response, and Matching.
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7th - 12th
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My Neighbor Totoro Worksheet
Use this worksheet to help your students be more attentive during the movie: My Neighbor Totoro. Encourages attention to detail as well as some deep thought.
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6th - 12th
My NEWS of the Year -Japanese Writing Worksheets | End of the Year
This writing activity is great for the end of year/school year activity for students to summarize their one year in Japanese. This is good for homework during the winter/spring break and you can also develop the composition into class year booklet and/or a mid-year/final presentation. Digital version is included with Google slides.Update: Final writing sheet added. ■ Level / AgeUpper Elementary ～ Intermediate / G7 and up ■ Grammar & Vocabulary used- TA-formVerbs: びっくりした、まなんだ、なった、であった、がんばった、
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Master Particle Guide for High School Japanese
This is a particle guide for Japanese for either Junior High School or High School. Included in this content is example sentences on how to use the particle.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Princess Mononoke Worksheet
This worksheet contains 12 questions related to the Studio Ghibli Film Princess Mononoke. It invites students to consider the motivations of the several parties found in the movie. The hope is that students will realize what is considered pure and impure within the Shinto religion.
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7th - 12th
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Japanese Verb Master List for High School Japanese
This is a master list for Japanese verbs for High School-level Japanese and features verbs introduced between years 1 through 4. Included in this document are the dictionary forms, te forms, and dictionary forms for past, negative, and past tense negatives as well as conjugations regarding "measurements". Finally, the list is split between Category 1, Category 2, Category 3, and します verbs. This document can also be used for middle school and university level classes for for elementary level stud
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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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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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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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Boris: Supplementary Resources
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