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7th grade japanese resources for Microsoft PowerPoint under $5
Haiku Poetry Powerpoint Presentation Plus Student Worksheet
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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2nd - 10th
Kabuki Theater & Mask Project
This is a 18 slide Power Point that introduces students to Japanese Kabuki Theater. It contains a page that tells students about color representation of the make up the actors wear. There are 2 slides at the end that cover tips on making a paper mache Kabuki mask and a page that gives a brief outline of the project. This project should take 3 - 4 50 minute classes. This project was designed for a summer fun camp that focused on Japan. Students loved learning about Kabuki theater and making the
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3rd - 9th
JAPANESE CULTURE Bell Ringers
One month of Japanese Culture Bell Ringers! Each slide contains pictures, summarizes an aspect of Japanese culture, and challenges students to deepen their understanding with a prompt. Some of the Japanese culture aspects covered in this resource are:Japanese Tea CeremonySamuraiMangaKabukiThe Shinkansen AND MORE!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
DARUMA Goal Setting Doll - Japanese New Year Activity and Reading Passages
A Daruma goal setting doll is a great activity to start a new year with Japanese cultural tradition! Students will enjoy writing their new year goals on the printable Daruma sheet. This will be an attractive display in your classroom to start a new year!This is also included in BUNDLE: Japanese New Year activity and reading passages .■ Language Daruma sheet: instruction in Japanese and EnglishReading passages: Japanese■ Level / AgeElementary ～ Intermediate / G4 and up*Please check the preview to
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4th - 12th
Also included in: BUNDLE Japanese New Year Activities and Reading Passages
Introducing Japan: a student minibook and accompanying class presentation
This resource has been created for introductory Japanese lessons or for the start of a new school year. The material compares facts about Japan and Australia.Students can take their mini-books home to talk about with their families and so share their learning.The resource is in a ZIP file and comprises · a student minibook template· minibook answer sheet for teacher reference· a presentation in the form of a PowerPoint SHOW—this allows for animated effects to work by tapping the computer space b
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3rd - 8th
Edo Period in Japan - Full Bundle
Great bundle for teaching about the Edo Period in Japan!Included in this bundle are a variety of resources focusing on the Edo Period in Japan. Each activity included in this bundle aims to build upon students understanding of the significance of the Edo period in Japan.Included:The Edo Period in Japan - Word SearchThe Edo Period in Japan - Multiple Choice QuizThe Edo Period in Japan - Escape RoomIf this bundle was helpful, please leave a review!
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7th - 11th
Christmas in Japan Powerpoint and Booklet
This pack contains a powerpoint and individual activity booklet for students to learn about Christmas in Japan.
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PreK - 12th
Washi paper making and calligraphy （Japanese lesson)
This PowerPoint introduces students to shodou (Japanese Calligraphy). While the overall objective is to learn some kanji and practice some calligraphy, students learn a whole lot more than that. They are taught how washi is made and get to make their own paper (you will need to make some deckles and prepare the equipment for this - it's super cheap and easy; instructions included). They take a brief look at how brushes are made and ink - all while learning Japanese. A great lesson if you run a J
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
L07 Japanese Tako, Doko, Futago no Takotako Weiner Story, どこ
The octopus たこ is a fascinating animal, changing colors and using tentacles, and it is center stage in this lesson about どこ (doko), or "where" activities. We continue expanding and reviewing Japanese vocabulary for forest animals and a few sea animals, and then read the adorable ふたごのたこたこウィーナー (Futago no Takotako Weiner) story, which is about a pair of octopus-shaped weiners in a lunch box that run away! In the end, will they be found? The story reinforces どこ (where) on every page. Students get t
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K - 8th
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EMA Wishing Board - Japanese New Year Activity and Reading Passages
Making an Ema wishing board is a great activity to start a new year with Japanese cultural tradition! Students will enjoy writing their new year wishes on the printable Ema sheet. This will be an attractive display in your classroom to start a new year!12 zodiac animal version and editable PPT version are also included for your choice. This is also included in: BUNDLE Japanese New Year activity and reading passages .■ Language Ema sheet: instruction in Japanese and EnglishReading passages: Japan
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4th - 12th
Also included in: BUNDLE Japanese New Year Activities and Reading Passages
Uno (Japanese lesson)
This PowerPoint is for a Japanese class. It is a whole lesson based around the game Uno. Students learn to use their numbers, do sums, say the four main colours and write in Kanji. By the end of the learning they play a game of Uno in Japanese using the phrases provided.
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5th - 10th, Staff
New Year in Japan
Yuki will teach students about New Year in Japan using this powerpoint. Students can also make their own nengajo (new year card).
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PreK - 12th
Japan hand draw set01
The picture of Japan icon hand draw set, you can use them to decorate presentations for teaching materials.This resource includes:Image size is 3,000 px. and 300 DPI can use to printThe image has been painted successfully 12 file and .eps file
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PreK - 8th
Make a Mini Zen Garden Japanese Lesson (karesansui)
This is a fun and educational lesson for learners of Japanese. It is set at a beginners level. I made it for my Year 7 and 8s. Students learn new vocab, the history and meaning behind a dry landscape Zen Garden and even get to design their own miniature garden on a small budget. Enjoy!
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4th - 9th, Staff
Japanese Grammar - School Life
This PowerPoint contains explanations and examples of grammar used for school life for a year 7 to 8 level of Japanese. The thumbnails unfortunately display blocks where it is written in Japanese however, when downloaded it will display the Japanese characters.
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7th - 10th
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The Russo-Japanese War Presentation with Questions
This 15 slide presentation is an overview of the Russo-Japanese War, the first time a European nation was defeated in modern times by an Asian force and led to the rise of Imperial Japan as well as being one of the reasons for the first Russian Revolution.Includes 15 questions for students to check understanding.
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6th - 10th, Adult Education
Also included in: The Russo Japanese War Bundle
Edo Period in Japan - Escape Room
An interactive escape room lesson that explores the Edo Period in Japan. This lesson provides a fun and interactive introduction to why the Edo period in Japan was so significant.Lesson Objectives:• To be able to discuss major events during the Edo Period in Japan• To be able to describe the social, economic and political settings during the Edo Period in JapanIncluded:- Six task cards- PowerPoint with starter and plenary- Lesson Plan- Answer sheet for teacher- Answer sheet for students
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7th - 11th
Also included in: Edo Period in Japan - Full Bundle
OMIKUJI Fortune-telling - Japanese New Year Activity and Reading Passages
Omikuji fortune telling strips are a great activity to start a new year with Japanese cultural tradition! Students will enjoy writing fortune telling on the printable Omikuji sheet and have fun exchanging the Omikujis between classmates. You can turn it to display as well.This is also included in BUNDLE: Japanese New Year activity and reading passages .■ Language Omikuji sheet: topics in Japanese and EnglishReading passages: Japanese■ Level / AgeElementary ～ Intermediate / G4 and up*Please check
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4th - 12th
Also included in: BUNDLE Japanese New Year Activities and Reading Passages
Christmas in Japan Booklet
A collection of activities for teaching Children about Christmas in Japan including colour by number, venn diagram and Christmas cards.
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PreK - 12th
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Katakana sound fx song PowerPoint
This song is available free on my Celebrate Learning youtube channel. This is the PowerPoint which includes all of the mnemonics used.It teaches katakana AND Japanese onomatopoeia including popular words like maji (seriously?!?!) and lesser known words like rerorero (tongue rolling, like playing with a tongue piercing). The anime mnemonics were made using ClipDrop AI from Stable Diffusion as well as some tweaking in GIMP.
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6th - 9th
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Rules for Japanese Class - your guide on how to start the first lesson
Looking for a framework to start your first Japanese class of the year? Be guided by this presentation 'Rules for Japanese Class'. Inject respect into your lessons from the start with easy to understand slides before moving onto basic classroom instructions the students will hear in Japanese. This great introduction also lets you get a snapshot of students' prior knowledge about Japan and then leads them on to set personal or educational goals using the cultural Daruma. ** Now includes a game gu
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1st - 8th
Shichi-Go-San Craft activity l 753 festival
Celebrate Shichi Go San or 753 festival with this craft activity! Shichi-go-san (Japanese for "Seven-Five-Three"), one of the most important holidays for Japanese children, is celebrated on November 15. People celebrate Shichi-go-san by eating chitose ame. "Chitose" means "1000 years" and signifies good health and longevity. Ame means "candy." Chitose ame is found in chitose ame bukuro (bag). The bag features classic-style drawings of a crane, turtle, pine tree, bamboo, and plum blooms. All are
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4th - 7th
Also included in: Holidays in Japan Mega Bundle l Presentation Activities Crafts
Oragami Project with alternative assigments
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.
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4th - 12th
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