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Free japanese printables
Manga Me: Draw Simple Japanese Comic Anime Faces
A simple animated PowerPoint presentation showing how to draw a manga-style face. Being a single slide, each step is drawn in a clear manner and can be kept on the screen for students to refer back to, if they want to check what has been drawn. You could print the slide off, however, it is better to take your class through step-by-step as you can reinforce the sequencing, features of anime/mange imagery, types of hairstyles and visual representation of oneself.
This is great for those Japanese
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5th - 10th, Higher Education
Japan Country Study - Elementary Reading Sheets
Please enjoy using these free reading and coloring sheets to teach students about the country of Japan.These materials are also available as part of a much larger bundle covering many different areas of Japanese geography and culture. Please click on the link below to check it out.Japan - Country Study Bundle
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2nd - 5th
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Japan : Sushi
Students learn about the history of sushi. These materials are designed to be used either as a stand-alone lesson, substitute resource, or extra credit opportunity.Included in the file are reading sheets, presentation materials, and an answer key.This lesson is also available as part of a larger collection of social studies reading and activity sheets available here.I also have a larger unit on Japanese history here._______________________________________________________________________________
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5th - 10th
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FREE Japan Map in Japanese and English Alphabet for Language Learners and More
No more confusion and guessing about Japanese prefectures' names and location!Give a clear and understanding map to your students and this will be handy to look up anytime as needed.■ Level / AgeElementary ～ / G7 and up ■ Learners will be able tofind 8 regions and 47 prefectures' names and locations in Japan ■ IncludesJapan maps in 3 versions both colour and B/W (total 6 pages)Kanji with furiganaHiraganaRomaji (English spelling) ■ How to useYou can use this in different waysGive one each to your
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Hiragana Ikutsu? Colour and Count!
Resource TypeActivity sheetsPurposeTo build student familiarity with hiragana symbolsWhat's Included?10 activity pages for students to 'colour and count'. The sheets are made using hiragana in chart order. Sheet 1 has hiragana あーお, Sheet 2 has か～こ and so on.Answers for each sheetBasic instructionsFormatTwo activity sheets are presented on each A4 page for cost-effective copyingOther ResourcesFour in a row gameHiragana HuntTERMS OF USEPurchase of this resource entitles the purchaser the right to
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Travel Agency Dramatic Centre Posters
Teachers, you can use these posters for your dramatic centre's travel agency role play!Tags: dramatic centre, travel, travel agency, japan, russia, asia, world, flags, geography, india, kenya, dubai, australia, europe, china, america, thailand, indonesia, currency, role-play, posters, classroom display, travel theme
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PreK - 3rd
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Samurai Weapons & Armor - Free Worksheets
Please enjoy these free resources to teach students about the different weapons and types of armor used by the Samurai warriors of Japan. Included in the file are short reading passages as well as a basic graphic organizer sheet.These resources are also available as part of a larger interactive notebook on the history of the Samurai available at the link below.The Samurai : Interactive NotebookPlease click the links below for more resources on Japan.Japanese Temples : Free Coloring PagesJapanes
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5th - 10th
FREE Hiragana Chart with Stroke Order - Japanese alphabet chart for beginners
This hiragana 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.Katakana chart is here.You may also be intrested in Hiragana Cards to use with the chart.■ Level Beginner ■ Learners will be able to:Visualize the characters’ strokes and stroke orderRead the chart with help of romajiRecognize the chart row/line ■ Includeshiragana chart (portrait version)hiragana chart (landscape vers
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FREE Hiragana Dot to Dot Japan Map - Japanese Activity Sheet for Beginners
Learners will enjoy connecting 46 hiragana characters in order from あ to ん to find out the map of Japan!Good for hiragana review, early finishers, additional fun work, etc.> For more hiragana and katakana resources, please click here!■ Level / AgeBeginner, G1 - G6 ■ Activity typeIndividual workHands-on ■ Learners will be able toRead hiragana characters in order from あ to ん.Get familiar with geographic shape of Japan ■ IncludesDot to dot sheet (1 page)Answer key (1 page) ■ Product Format1 PDF
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1st - 6th
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Sci-Fi Laser Saber Origami Homeschool FREEBIE (Gr 1-9)
You have just found a gem! My students have thoroughly enjoyed creating this origami while igniting their critical thinking process. At the same time, you get at least 20-30 minutes of quiet time while your students work independently and they get to take home their handmade treasures.In this product, you will receive detailed written AND pictured instructions on how to fold a 6 by 6-inch paper origami. The two forms of instructions are given to help you differentiate between your student's vari
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Learn Japanese Hiragana and Katakana writing worksheets for beginners
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!!!
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PreK, Adult Education
Draw Anime Face and HeadStep by Step Printable
How to Draw Anime Face and Anime Head for a creative project. Learn how to draw basic anime eyes with this easy step-by-step instruction with an area to try out what you have learned.Learn the basics of drawing anime heads and apply what you learned to create your own anime characters.The zipped file includes an 8.5X11 in PDF printable with three steps.You might be interested in more step by step art and drawing guides by Shay Design Studio:How to Draw an EyeColor Theory Cheat SheetColor Wheel a
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Japanese: Learn Numbers 1-10
Japanese: Learn Numbers 1-10Learn to say numbers 1-10 in Japanese and how to write them in kanji. Suitable for learners of any age.
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FREE Hinamatsuri Craft Doll's Day Activity
This is a free Japanese craft activity for Hinamatsuri/Doll's Day/Girls' Day. You will make pretty dolls with these templates. This resource was drawn and colored by me, so while it's not perfect, you can have fun trying to make the emperor and empress of Japan out of paper.Included:4 pages in total (2 color, 2 white&black)InstructionsYou will need:To print these dolls templateScissorsGlueOptional: toilet paper roll or paper cup⭐Bundle and save for a discount!⭐Click HERE to SAVE 30% with the
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1st - 5th
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Also included in: Hinamatsuri Activities Bundle I Craft Activity I Worksheets l Powerpoint
Kodomo no hi Free Children's Day Craft Samurai Kabuto Helmets
This is a craft activity for Kodomo no hi (Childrens Day), celebrated on May 5 in Japan. Origami. Your students will make a kabuto samurai helmet. If you print on A4/letter size, the helmet is too small to fit on a child's head, but it will fit a teddy bear.Includes:video instructions2 red kabuto helmet templates2 blue kabuto helmet templates1 black&white template⭐Bundle and save for a discount!⭐Click HERE to SAVE 30% with the Holidays in Japan MEGA BUNDLE⭐Other Kodomo no Hi resources: ⭐Make
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3rd - 6th
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Daruma (Goal Doll) Printable
In Japan, a popular item found at many temples, shrines, and tourist stops is the Daruma doll. Typically a small, round, paper-mâché figurine of bright colors and blank eyes, Daruma dolls are used to help people stay motivated to their goals. When a specific goal is created, one eye can be drawn in. The second eye must stay blank until that goal is achieved. Daruma dolls are symbols of good luck and encourage perseverance and motivation.
This printable is ready to be used and includes a sample
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Japanese Temples - Free Coloring Pages
Please enjoy these complimentary coloring pages which I created based on several Japanese Shinto and Buddhist temples.If you're interested I also have several other resources available on Japanese history and culture.Japanese History : Complete UnitJapanese Castles : Mini UnitSushi : Free ResourceJapanese Fans & Tanka Poems____________________________________________________________________________________Please follow me on the sites below for images of student work, information on upcoming
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4th - 10th
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Also included in: Japanese History - Full Bundle
Japanese for Beginners: FREE Hiragana practice K-row
This is a FREE, one page resource for students who are learning hiragana. It can be used as a homework, as a quiz or for early finishers. Students will need to write words containing only letters あいうえこかきくけこ.⭐The full product, with 17 pages of writing practice (including small tsu, small yayuyo and dakuten&handakuten) can be found here.⭐Format:This resource has been created to be printed on 8.5" x 11" paper (US Letter Size), but can also be printed on A4 paper. One page.Do you like bargains?T
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5th - 8th
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The Seasons - 3D mobile for Japanese ( and Chinese)
A simple painting technique using cotton buds, helps students create eye-catching displays.
4 oval shapes are pasted to form the 3D model which can readily be hung in the classroom.
The kanji for each season is presented (in outline) for students to colour or paint.
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Colors in Japanese - Coloring Page
Colors in Japanese Coloring pages is a good review of the colors in Japanese. Students will be able to:☆ Read short words in Hiragana☆ Recognize the color names in JapaneseThis product is for personal and classroom use only. You may not sell, share the files with other teachers, or distribute physical copies to teaching partners.CONNECT WITH MERemember to follow me on TPT, just click to follow~~You can also follow me on Instagram @ruby.laoshi for more inspiration on Chinese and Japanese learning
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PreK - 3rd
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Coloring Sheet | Famous Artist | Yayoi Kusama | Japanese | Dog, Cat, Bird
Coloring sheet for class activities for K to 3rd Grade.Are you looking for the Yayoi Kusama video for children? Check out theJapanese Artist Series for kids | Yayoi Kusama｜草間彌生
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PreK - 3rd
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Also included in: Bundle of Coloring Sheets | Famous Artist | Yayoi Kusama l Japanese
FREE Japanese Reading Comprehension Japan's No.1s Honshu Island - Passage + Quiz
Your students will enojoy reading a meaningful and understandable informational text! Content based reading experience gives learners confident and real feelings to use the language. This nonfiction passage is written with scaffolding support such as pre-reading question, visual images, simple layout, furigana for kanji, vocabulary list, etc. Comprehension quiz facilitates learners to recognize specific information and recall the reading.This is also included in BUNDLE: Japanese Reading Comprehe
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Clip art: Sushi Platter
Have some Sushi!
Free! Download these images to decorate Japan-themed crafts and/or lesson plans. You can use them as coloring pages, too! Feel free to resize them as needed!
Included in this clip art package:
An image of Sushi Platter created by me in color and in black & white
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You may use this clip art for personal or educational purposes.
You may use this clip art in products you are selling on Teachers Pay Teachers.
You may not distribute or resell this clipart as you
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K - 3rd
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Tanabata Origami Instructions: Craft Your Own Festive Decorations
Embark on a journey of creativity and cultural exploration with our "Tanabata Origami Instructions: Craft Your Own Festive Decorations" guide. This comprehensive instruction provides step-by-step guidance for creating two iconic Tanabata decorations: tanzaku (wishing strips) and paper stars.Key Features:Step-by-Step Instructions: Our detailed instructions guide you through creating two iconic Tanabata decorations: tanzaku (wishing strips) and paper stars. Clear, easy-to-follow steps ensure that
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Not Grade Specific
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