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Not grade specific japanese resources for Google Apps
Teacher Resource for Japanese class BUNDLE plus FREE bonus gift
Japanese Teacher Starter Essentials Bundle (5 items plus a free bonus item) Japanese Classroom poster Japanese Teacher poster Japanese Tutorials poster Japan Trip poster Japanese Club planner and poster (a whole term of ideas for you)Free bonus - Japanese garden posterCreate an engaging Japanese classroom for your students with this bundle of amazing resources proven to work!This bundle includes 6 resources of planning ideas that you can edit in CANVA or PowerPoint. Quick and easy, it
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Japanese Festivals Throughout the Year
Are you looking to enrich your class with information about Japanese culture? Look no further than this presentation: Inside you can find 36 slides including various information about famous festivals that occur in Japan each month, as well as accompanying vocabulary and educational videos. Each month consists of 3 slides: a basic information slide about each festival, a slide with 3 related vocabulary words, and a slide containing a video link where students can learn more about Japanese cultur
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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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Also included in: Boris: Supplementary Resources
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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Japan: Land of Tradition and Innovation
Elevate Your Classroom with Inspiring Printable PostersDiscover the Perfect Classroom Companion: Our premium collection of printable posters is designed to captivate, educate, and inspire. Crafted with teachers in mind, these Google Doc files offer a seamless blend of quality and convenience, bringing vibrant visuals directly to your classroom. Instant Classroom Makeover: Transform your teaching space with a wide array of themes ranging from historical figures and iconic landmarks to mesmerizing
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Also included in: World Countries Educational Poster Mega Bundle
Children's Day slideshow (Google Slides) - Children's Day is May 5!
Do you know about the holiday that occurs on May 5 in Japan every year? It's all about celebrating kids!This slideshow will teach you and your students all about the annual Japanese holiday known as Children's Day, or Kodomo No Hi. This Google Slides slideshow contains 16 colorful and informative slides that are ideal for elementary students to learn about this fascinating holiday and its traditions, which are all centered on celebrating children! They'll learn to find Japan on a map, about the
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Also included in: Japanese Children's Day holiday (May 5) activity bundle
Editable Add Your Own Content 3 Mystery Picture Reveal Templates - Japan
These three LOW PREP picture reveal templates help you easily make fun, engaging, self-checking/instant feedback multiple choice and type in the answer activities for your students. As students answer your questions, pieces of each picture will magically appear to fill in the picture. If a picture piece does not appear, students know they need to go back and check their answers. You only need to add your own content questions and answers. The picture and all of the formulas and formatting have b
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Ethnic Studies (Asian Studies): "My Neighbor Totoro" by Hiyao Miyazaki
This short slideshow is designed to be used as a companion with a showing of the award-winning 1988 animated film "My Neighbor Totoro." It includes a brief introduction to Hiyao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. It also introduces very basic ideas of Shinto and kami to provide context for understanding the character of Totoro in the film.
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Japan Performing Arts and Culture Trip
This is a great resource for a music educator or anyone who is looking to incorporate world music into their curriculum. I've been making these "trips" for my students for the past several years and they absolutely adore them. This lesson is suitable for middle school/high school students, but could easily be adapted for elementary students. In this excursion, students will learn a bit about the geography, food, culture, and performance art genres of Japan. Students will plan their trip as a cla
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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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TpT MONEY GUIDE - Mastering TpT: A Teacher's Definitive Guide to Success FREEEmpower Your Educational Journey: This isn't just a guide; it's your ticket to financial empowerment in the education industry. Whether you're a seasoned TpT seller or just starting your journey, "TPT Money Guide" is the ultimate resource to amplify your earning potential.Don't miss out on the opportunity to revolutionize your financial outlook on Teachers Pay Teachers! Secure your copy of "TpT Money Guide" now and emba
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JAPANESE FANZINE #1
Welcome to a very cool project (as I see it...) that will definitely help you make your students involved in the Japanese culture and language learning in a more entertaining, easy way. What I show you here is a FANZINE - a digital magazine - series that will be launched weekly with the aim of helping teachers engage their beginner students of Japanese by offering another more loose perspective. In this series you will find grammar content, vocabulary, how to learn and practice with Kanji, Hirag
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Genki: Las 10 reglas de oro de los japoneses / The Ten Golden Rules of the Japan
In 2009, the Japanese Government Agency for Cultural Affairs published a guide with basic information about daily life and the Japanese language, for foreigners who plan to spend a time in Japan, whether for study, work or visit. The guide is divided into 4 chapters, which contain basic information about the language as well as how to cope in some situations that may arise, such as a traffic accident or going to a hospital. Note: The guide is free and it is translated into 5 languages (Korea
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Anime Japan Club poster
Transform your anime experience with our Japanese Anime Club TPT product! Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Japanese animation like never before. Use this poster to excite your students to join the club and elevate your anime journey with them!Questions?Get ready to create a fun and engaging learning experience for your students with my Japan Country Study book. If you have any questions, just watch the full product video preview and get in touch through TpT - I am always happy to hel
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Origami Club Poster for all ages
Origami fun and easy poster!Get ready for an origami extravaganza that will have students eagerly flocking to your Origami Club during break time! Our vibrant poster is your golden ticket to a world of creative joy, promising an experience where students not only fold intricate origami creations but also forge lasting connections. Picture this: a designated time and place where students come together to chat, laugh, and embark on the delightful journey of crafting adorable origami projects. By j
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Japanese: Dinner Excursion Template
Japanese Class Dinner (or lunch) Excursion digital product. Print and hand out as a 2-sided flyer or email home to parents and students. The digital editable file is available after purchase. Snapshot of poster details: Experience the Flavors of Japan: Japanese Class Dinner Excursion! Embark on a culinary journey with our highly anticipated Japanese Class Dinner Excursion! Calling all Japanese language enthusiasts and foodies alike, join us for a night of cultural immersion and mouthwatering del
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Hiragana & Katakana caligraphy practice
In this pdf you will find 20 caligraphy worksheets where to practise your handwriting with the Hiragana and the Katakana characters. Simple, clean and perfect to be used. Photocopy it freely. Enjoy!
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Virtual Field Trip to Tokyo (Nearpod)
Take your students on a virtual field trip adventure to Tokyo! Highlights include the Hie Jia Shrine, the Tokyo Dome, and Shibuya Crossing.This product contains a Nearpod lesson made within Google Slides for use with Nearpod.
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QUIET STORY TIME: give yourself a TIME-OUT! (with Japanese fairytales)
Just need some quiet time (but with some purpose in it?)Enjoy this bundle of carefully-gathered japanese fairy tales. These stories are literally a dream on a day when your kids are just not settling down. I often used these to "warm-up" when I was given an International Studies for grades 6-8. The kids stayed quiet the entire time and they were engaged by the stories because they knew these stories were classics that always had some sort of lesson in them. They are timeless for a reason, peo
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QUIET STORY TIME: give yourself a TIME-OUT! (with Japanese fairytales)
Just need some quiet time (but with some purpose in it?)Enjoy this bundle of carefully-gathered japanese fairy tales. These stories are literally a dream on a day when your kids are just not settling down. I often used these to "warm-up" when I was given an International Studies for grades 6-8. The kids stayed quiet the entire time and they were engaged by the stories because they knew these stories were classics that always had some sort of lesson in them. They are timeless for a reason, peo
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Children's Day in Japan / Kodomo no Hi / 子供の日 / こどものひ
A perfect set of activities to introduce Children's Day to your students or to use to review.It includes infographics, activities, and a craft activity.
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Japanese Origami Video FREE
Japanese: Japan Origami Hat Video free lessonThis cute origami video lesson is free to enjoy. Children's Day is special in Japan and often noted with cute origami and crafts. Share this video with your class and students and have a wonderful lesson.Be sure to follow me on Instagram for more updates.https://www.instagram.com/japanese_sensei_garden/Thank you.Sensei
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Basic Classroom Language in Japanese Classroom / 日本語
Basic classroom language. Greetings and more!
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