Japanese independent works for Microsoft PowerPoint

Japanese, Poetry, Writing

Also included in: Country Study Bundle

Haiku Poetry Powerpoint Presentation Plus Student Worksheet

Created by

Trail 4 Success

Haiku Poetry Powerpoint Presentation Plus Student WorksheetThis four slide PowerPoint presentation demonstrates how Haiku poetry is created and gives examples of poems created by children. There is a two-page Haiku worksheet activity is included so students are able to create their own Haiku poems. Kid-friendly graphics have been included. See my preview for details.Do you want to help your students improve their sentence structure? Check out my Right Write Now - Writing Choice Activity.Kids l

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Grades:

2nd - 10th

Types:

Geography, Japanese, Social Studies - History

Japan Country Study Lesson Presentation and Worksheet Booklet

Created by

TheTeatimeTeacher

A fantastic country study of Japan which includes a colorful PowerPoint presentation, a worksheet booklet for students to complete and lesson instructions. A really fun introduction to Japan with some great activities for students to complete.The PowerPoint presentation is compatible with Google Slides™ if you wish to upload and convert it.This download includes:Lesson instructionsPowerPoint covering Japan facts, flag, common Japanese phrases, Japanese food, famous landmarks and other Japanese c

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Grades:

1st - 3rd

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Also included in: Asia Country Study Bundle PowerPoints and Worksheet Booklets

Japanese: Where is the cat?

Created by

Japanese JANKENPON

This comprehensive resource will greatly reduce planning time, allowing teachers to focus on their teaching and student learning.Students will learn how to state the location of a cat using these 5 prepositions: 上、下、前、後ろ、中。This question is used.ねこはどこにいますか。ROMAJI is not used. The resource is separated into different files to help prevent it from becoming unwieldy and includesa PowerPoint SHOW (file type .ppsx) presentation of 65 slides for direct classroom instruction. The Show includes 2 stories

Subjects:

PowerPoint Presentations, Thematic Unit Plans, Flash Cards

Grades:

1st - 4th

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They Called Us Enemy (PPTs and Worksheets) Japanese Internment

Created by

The Last Minute Lesson

Lessons and worksheets to accompany the reading of They Called Us Enemy.

Subjects:

Civics, Japanese, Social Studies - History

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Worksheets, Activities

Japan Art History

Created by

Tully's Teaching Emporium

Through this lesson students will learn about the history of Japanese Art. This purchase includes TWO lessons and lasts about 3-4 days. Students will explore the Japanese artworld beginning in the 1700's and ending in 2020. I hope that your students enjoy this lesson as much as mine do!Included In Your PurchaseLesson 1: Image AnalysisVisually Pleasing PowerPoint PresentationLots of Vides and Pictures Included5 Different Types of Japanese Works to AnalyzeStudent Analyzation Guide/ WorksheetLess

Subjects:

Art History, Japanese, Visual Arts

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Scaffolded Notes, Lesson

Japanese Graded Comprehensible Input Reader Level 0: Boris Extension Edition

Created by

JapanEasyReads Bookstore

Level 0 Graded Reader: Boris Extension Edition (32 pages)

Subjects:

Foreign Languages, Japanese, Reading

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Worksheets, Guided Reading Books

Also included in: Dual Edition Comprehensible Input Readers: Level 0 Boris

HIRAGANA Spelling Task (Bell Task)

Created by

This resource is HIRAGANA bell task activities.A sign of a well-managed classroom is when students enter and start work immediately – without prompting from the teacher! Giving a bell task (an opening task for the start of class) gets students to work before the bell has rung.Giving a bell task provides these opportunities:1. Classroom time maximised2. Students responsible for starting the learning for your lesson3. An atmosphere of learning established for the rest of the lesson4. You get to ha

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PowerPoint Presentations, Worksheets

Grades:

4th - 7th

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Forest Animal Flashcards for ESL ＆ Japanese as a second language 語彙カード - 森の動物

Created by

Satsuma Scholars

Using Forest Animal Flashcards for ESL & Japanese as a second language students, is a visually engaging way to teach new vocabulary/phrases to your students. Included in this product is a Teacher Tips section, where you may get new ideas on how to introduce vocabulary/phrases, all of these tips have been tested and found to be successful in a classroom setting. ✨ 10 forest animal vocabulary flashcards for each target alphabet/syllabary: English 英語, Romaji ローマ字, Hiragana ひらがな✨ 10 phrase card

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, Japanese, World Language

Grades:

PreK - 1st

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Flash Cards

Katakana Spelling Task (Bell Task)

Created by

This resource is Katakana bell task activities. A sign of a well-managed classroom is when students enter and start work immediately – without prompting from the teacher! Giving a bell task (an opening task for the start of class) gets students to work before the bell has rung. Giving a bell task provides these opportunities: 1. Classroom time maximised2. Students responsible for starting the learning for your lesson3. An atmosphere of learning established for the rest of the lesson4. You get

Subjects:

Workbooks, PowerPoint Presentations

Grades:

5th - 8th

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Goldilocks in Japanese

Created by

Amy Damant

YouTube video of the story is freely available on Celebrate Learning. This story teaches arimasu, imasu and adjectives such as ookii and chiisai. All written in hiragana. PowerPoint includes animation of speech bubbles appearing. Font required is ＭＳＰゴシック (Body). Booklet is 18 pages long and focusses on building hiragana reading skills.

Subjects:

Japanese, World Language

Grades:

6th - 8th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Guided Reading Books

Pochacco Google Slides Template

Created by

The Bies Knees

Pochacco google slides template, 15 slides, green gingham aesthetic

Subjects:

For All Subject Areas, Japanese, Other

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Graphic Organizers, Lesson

JAPANESE: FAMILY unit

Created by

If you are planning to teach a FAMILY unit, then this resource is ideal for you. The language used in this resource is in hiragana (with a couple of kanji) with English translations. No romaji is used. What's in this resource?•VocabularyWords for your familyWords for others’ familiesKanji 父, 母•How to count people•Grammar PointsAsking and stating how many there are in the familyかぞくはなんにんですか。OR なんにんかぞくですか。Listing family membersかぞくはXとYとZです。Asking and stating how many siblings there are in the family

Subjects:

PowerPoint Presentations, Worksheets

Grades:

2nd - 5th

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Ancient to Medieval Japanese Literature (Test Question w/ PPT and Answer Key)

Created by

Material Insights

Ancient to Medieval Period of Japanese Literature (Test Question w/ PPT and Answer Key) which covered:- Ancient Period- Classical Period- Medieval Period

Subjects:

Japanese, Literature, Social Studies - History

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment, Printables

Modern Japanese Literature (Test Question w/ PPT and Answer Key)

Created by

Material Insights

Modern Japanese Literature (Test Question w/ PPT and Answer Key) which covered:- Edo Period- Meiji Period- Postwar Period- Modern Period

Subjects:

Japanese, Literature, Social Studies - History

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment, Printables

Medieval Japan

Created by

The History Master

A PowerPoint Presentation that covers an entire depth study of Medieval Japan including content, activities and sources for:- The geography of Japan- Feudalism in Japan- Daily life in Medieval Japan: Roles and expectations of men, women and children- Shoguns (their rise and power)- Japanese trade, arts and nature- Japan's connection to the world- Japan's love of timber- The fall of the Japanese Shogun- Japan and the West- The legacy and strength of the Japanese culture

Subjects:

Japanese, World History

Grades:

7th - 10th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Worksheets, Activities

Classroom instructions + Basic Greetings + Self-Introduction Powerpoint Slides

Created by

Junni Su

This is a PowerPoint Slide Show including Japanese classroom entrance routine, basic greetings, and self-introduction. It also contains a formative assessment on basic Japanese greetings. Language used in the slide show includes romaji, as well as Japanese scripts (hiragana and Kanji). With all language structures taught, there are images to provide visual support for better understanding.

Subjects:

PowerPoint Presentations, Handouts, Lesson

Grades:

1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

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Introduction to Japanese: ようそこ、日本語へ / Welcome to Japanese

Created by

If you are planning an introductory lesson for Japanese, this resource is ideal for you! This resource is ideal for students who are brand new to Japanese. You can discuss why it's important to study Japanese as you go through the slides, and students can fill in the worksheet (last page) as they complete various activities. What's in this resource? What's unique about learning Japanese?Where is Japan?Japanese scriptsGreeting in JapaneseHow to say your name in JapaneseOrigami - KabutoWorksheet

Subjects:

PowerPoint Presentations, Worksheets

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

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Oragami Project with alternative assigments

Created by

Make Teaching with Less Stress

Student will create origami. Student can use color paper or regular notebook paper. It will take two days depending on how well students are engaged. Students enjoy it. I use it for my world geograpy.

Subjects:

Arts & Music, Geography, Japanese

Grades:

4th - 12th

Types:

Worksheets, Projects, Activities

Landmarks of Japan PowerPoint

Created by

Mr Matthews Teacher Store

This is a PowerPoint featuring famous landmarks of Japan.Covering 17 different landmarks from around Japan, this resource is a must have to any covering Asian geography or history.With vivid pictures and informative slides, this PowerPoint is sure to keep them interested and engaged while learning about the country of Japan.Famous landmarks included:Tokyo TowerMount FijiSakurajimaNachi FallsArashiyama Bamboo GroveItsukushima ShrineHimeji CastleAmanohashidateNara DaibutsuJigokudani Monkey ParkKin

Subjects:

Asian Studies, Geography, Japanese

Grades:

6th - 12th, Adult Education

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Handouts, Lesson

Obon Festival presentation I Bon Odori

Created by

Teodora Notira

Celebrate Obon Festival with this presentation about the Japanese tradition of paying respect to ancestors and loved ones who have passed away. Your students will learn about how is Obon celebrated in Japan, the origins of this Buddhist holiday, what happens during Bon Odori, Kyoto's Gozan Okuribi Festival (also known as Daimonji), Awa Odori Festival and what other holidays are related to Obon.The festival is also known as Bon, Urabon, or Obon Matsuri. Obon is a time when people return to their

Subjects:

Japanese, Summer

Grades:

7th - 10th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Handouts

Also included in: Holidays in Japan Mega Bundle l Presentation Activities Crafts

Kokeshi dolls

Created by

Carmen Gambe

A Japanese lesson with a kokeshi ningyou theme. Activities include painting a miniature doll, learning between imasu and arimasu, comic strip translation activity, and song.

Subjects:

PowerPoint Presentations, Handouts, Cultural Activities

Grades:

7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff

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5 Flexible Lessons for Junior Japanese

Created by

Joey Japanese

Are you a relief teaching who has been put on a Japanese lesson with no knowledge of Japanese, but the kids have a device? Are you looking for a 'bag of tricks' for Japanese tasks that are flexible, achievable and gives kids choice in their learning? Try this approach of a Japanese Choice Board. This resource includes 5 lessons suitable for students in the Junior years (up to Year 5) and each lesson contains 6 tasks. The idea is students can choose which tasks they work on and how many they can

Subjects:

Japanese, World Language

Grades:

1st - 5th

Types:

Activities, Homework, Cultural Activities

Learn Japanese Hiragana and Katakana writing worksheets for beginners

Created by

omoshiroi nihongo

This hiragana & 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.The worksheet Include:- 2 pages for Hiragana- 2 pages for KatakanaIf you do download, please rate this for help me to improve and provide new ideas for you. Thank You!!!

Subjects:

Back to School, Japanese, Writing

Grades:

PreK, Adult Education

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