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Japanese lessons for Google Apps
The Last Samurai
The Last Samurai is perfect for Asian Studies or a fun one off lesson! This google slide presentation goes over the Samurai era of Japanese history and the transition of the Meiji Restoration and USA influence that forever changed Japan. Find out who the Last Samurai was! Learn the history of the Battle of Shiroyama and the glorious end to an era.
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10th - 12th
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Japanese Feudalism - Medieval Era - Japan Unit - Presentation, Notes, Quiz +
This is the second lesson of the Japan Unit. It focuses on the Heian Court, structure of Feudalism in Japan and the reign of Tokugawa Ieyasu during the Middle Ages. The guided lesson is designed for use in an interactive notebook and includes a printable handout, google presentation, quiz and suggested extension activity.Are you looking for a professional presentation to help you teach core material from your unit? Maybe you just need a high quality sub plan activity so you can relax and enjoy a
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Medieval Japan Unit Bundle (grades 6-8)
The Last Samurai Cloze Notes
Goes with The Last Samurai Google Slides Students can follow along with simple fill in the blank sections to keep them on task and engaged in the lesson.
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9th - 12th
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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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Not Grade Specific
Extra History: Sengoku Video Response
Extra History does such a great job as a youtube channel informing students! Here is a response sheet the students can fill out as they watch all 6 episodes!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Master Particle Guide for High School Japanese
This is a particle guide for Japanese for either Junior High School or High School. Included in this content is example sentences on how to use the particle.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Japanese Review: Likes & Dislikes with orange things (orenji)
Quick likes/dislikes review slide to add to your lesson to review likes and dislikes with orange things. The animation fades in each item as students answer the question すきですか. The slide takes 30 seconds and provides a valuable review.
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Japanese Review: Likes & Dislikes with green things (midori)
Quick likes/dislikes review slide to add to your lesson to review likes and dislikes with green things. The animation fades in each item as students answer the question すきですか. The slide takes 30 seconds and provides a valuable review.
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Japanese Review: Likes & Dislikes with red things (aka)
Quick likes/dislikes review slide to add to your lesson to review likes and dislikes with red things. The animation fades in each item as students answer the question すきですか. The slide takes 30 seconds and provides a valuable review.
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Japanese Numbers Larger than 999 Lesson
Teachers can use this Google Slide to explain how to form numbers larger than 999. The use of color coordination helps students identify the differences between how we form numbers in English and how we form numbers in Japanese. This connects with Japanese currency, and an example is given.
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7th - 12th
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Practice Japanese greetings, 日本語あいさつの練習
This slides are for practicing of greetings.This post is a part of my work for free.More materials coming soon!
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PreK - 1st, Adult Education
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