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Free 7th grade japanese resources for Microsoft Word
Blank map of Japan
For geography or mapping. 2 per page to save on printing
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5th - 9th
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Kabuki Mask Creation
Kabuki, a popular drama of Japan, was developed chiefly in the 17th century, characterized by elaborate costuming, rhythmic dialogue, stylized acting, music, and dancing, and the performance of both male and female roles by male actors.
For this assignment, students will assume the role of a Kabuki mask designer. They have been hired to create a Kabuki mask for one of their favorite childhood stories (Rapunzel, Three Little Pigs, Sleeping Beauty, etc.) making its debut on the stage. Students ma
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6th - 12th
Introduction to Japan Activity (Ainu People)
I created this for Social Studies 8. It goes along with my introduction to the land and people of Japan. In the Alberta curriculum, we then go on to look at Edo Japan and Meiji Japan. I think its important to understand the Indigenous roots of any location before examining their history. You can also tie this in nicely to examine your own Indigenous groups, such as here in Canada.It is a quick activity that can be done during one or two periods. I have them working in groups but you could also e
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7th - 9th
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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
Japanese Hiragana Table - Printable
Here is a simple Hiragana table that you can use to test you or your student on individual Hiragana. Point to a character and see if you or your student can say the sound it makes, or have you or your student copy the chart.Good luck and have fun!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Spirited Away Film Review
Whilst students are watching the film Spirited Away, they can complete this scaffold to help them write a film review. Can be completed electronically or hard copy.
Can be edited to change movie titles.
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7th - 8th
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Japanese Body Language and common expressions Role Play Script
Use this in conjunction with the demonstration video. This is in romaji. (Hiragana version will be developed 2017).
Learn all fruit and vegetables and body language expressions first. Then combine the lot in this fun and easy to learn role play for pairs. Great for live performances!
Body Language and expressions
ごめん、ちょっと、お願い、ありがとうございました、どういたしまして、お名前は何ですか、何才ですか、何が好きですか、（果物と野菜）、うそうそ、もういい、さようなら、とんでもない！
Sorry, come here a second, can you help please?, thank you, you’re welcome, What’s your name?
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2nd - 10th
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Languages Planner - Maori and Japanese
Language lesson plans for an entire year for both Maori and Japanese. Include IB links to attitudes, attributes and skills. A lesson per week for the year for each language as well as suggested language assessments. Editable document.
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3rd - 11th
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Blank Hiragana Practice Chart
This is a blank hiragana syllabary chart for practicing hiragana characters. It includes combined characters.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
Languages Planner - Japanese
Language lesson plans for an entire year for Japanese. Include IB links to attitudes, attributes and skills. A lesson per week for the year as well as suggested language assessments. Editable document.Other option available Maori lesson or a Maori and Japanese Combined planner.
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2nd - 10th
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6 Rounds of かな
This year I’m going to try something new. I’m going to teach the kanas together (Hiragana and Katakana) just like learning a upper case and lower case letter. I’m going to do this in 6 rounds, more or less.
Koi No Hi Colouring in
Please enjoy this free Kodomo No Hi colouring in sheet. Please check out my other resources on TPT as well as on my website where you will find an entire year worth of free Japanese resources https://www.bakemonoclassroom.comThis resource was created by Richard Petrucci, owner of the copyright for Bakemono Classroom© 2023. All rights reserved. They may not be reproduced, sold or rehosted. If you or a colleague make changes to any documents, maintain credit to their original author and respect th
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PreK - 8th
Blank Katakana Practice Chart
This is a 3-page blank practice chart for writing katakana characters in Japanese. It includes space for writing characters that are not found in the Japanese hiragana syllabary.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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Japanese numbers 1-10 tracing sheet
A simple sheet with Kanji from 1-10, including stroke order for tracing by students. Laminate the sheet for use with whiteboard markers.
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PreK - 8th
About my Family - Japanese writing task (romaji)
This task will get students to write about their family in Japanese. There is a model text included (as well as the translation) to help students of lower abilities. Could be adapted to higher students by deleting the translation, or the model text altogether.
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6th - 8th
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Koi No Hi Colouring in
Please enjoy this free colouring in sheet connecting to the story Koi No Hi. Please check out my other resources on TPT as well as on my website where you will find an entire year worth of free Japanese resources https://www.bakemonoclassroom.comThis resource was created by Richard Petrucci, owner of the copyright for Bakemono Classroom© 2023. All rights reserved. They may not be reproduced, sold or rehosted. If you or a colleague make changes to any documents, maintain credit to their original
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
Basic Japanese Age - Sentence Builder
Sentence builder for asking and responding to question "How old are you"? Sample sentences are also provided in this worksheet.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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A and Ka line stories
I used these stories to teach my students Hiragana. This way, students have an easy way to remember them. I used them the most to signal a character when students didn't remember a character. For example, if the student didn't remember the "a" character, I would say, "remember? 'Ah! I caught a fish'.
Manekineko Beckoning Cat Bookmarks
These bookmarks are perfect for new students. There's room to write their name in Japanese and / or English. They are ideal to use as prizes
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PreK - 7th
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Hiragana tracing
A clear and easy to trace sheet for students learning hiragana characters. Teachers can laminate and re use daily.
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
Kanji Practice Sheet (Editable)
This is an editable practice sheet for anyone learning to write or read Japanese kanji,
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Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Japan acrostic poem
Students can glue this in and write words or sentences that summarise what s/he has learned.
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Grades:
4th - 9th
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