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Japanese resources for Microsoft Word under $5
Empire of the Sun Movie Guide
Empire of the Sun is a great story to share when discussing general warfare, World War II, refugees, English, Chinese, or Japanese History. I've included a movie guide for 3 days of viewing with 6 or 7 questions per day so if you are only watching parts of the film, you can easily omit questions. I wrote the questions while watching the movie in preparation for showing it to my classes and tried to blend straightforward with open-ended short answer questions. An answer key is also included.
Grades:
7th - 12th
QUIZ: Christmas in Japan (Editable)
This is a two page Word Document File that is editable for your classroom needs.The first page is information about Christmas in Japan.The second page is a 9 question multiple choice quiz/test on the child's reading comprehension.As a teacher I know how important it is to be able to edit documents, change out copy, clip-art or questions to meet your classroom needs. A digital version of this file can be found HERE.Check out this Christmas in Japan Sentence Fixer HERE.Are you looking for Digital
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Comprehension Passages & Quiz Growing Bundle (Editable)
Japanese-English Language Phrase Book for Teachers and Travelers
This Japanese-English Phrase book is a downloadable and printable E-book which was developed by my wife Mihoko Suzuki Tuttle. She has taught Japanese as a Second Language for more than 12 years at the high school and university level. It is topically based and contains 10 pages of useful expressions and exercises along with attractive graphics and clip art. Our school has a Japanese exchange program and this phrase book has been used on both sides by American and Japanese kids alike.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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House Hunters International Worksheet
This activity can be used for any world language teacher. Just adjust to your language. HGTV has one of the best resources for WL teachers with the show House Hunters International. You can go on www.hgtv.com (full episodes) to find episodes. I then have the students complete this worksheet as they watch the show. They have to use some of the vocabulary for Home (Hogar) and learn what the monetary unit is (and in some cases have to convert). I stop the episodes to point out cultural items
Grades:
6th - 12th
Japanese Numbers Puzzle Page (Wordsearch / Criss-Cross / Foreign Language)
PRESTO!This download is for two fun puzzles that will work great as busy work, extra credit, sub plan enhancement, or that perfect Friday afternoon time filler!Use one!Use both!Your download includes a WORDSEARCH and CRISS-CROSS GRID that focus on JAPANESE NUMBERS!A perfect addition to any social studies, math, or foreign language classroom!Answer key for both puzzles is provided!PRESTO!*This puzzle was completed from a TPT buyer request. If you have a puzzle that you would like to have made, p
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5th - 8th
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Japanese Language Mastery Worksheet
Embark on a journey to linguistic excellence with our comprehensive Japanese worksheet designed for learners eager to strengthen their grasp on essential language elements. This carefully crafted worksheet encompasses a variety of exercises focusing on the nuanced aspects of Japanese grammar, reading comprehension, and writing skills.Key Features:1. くて Particle Practice: Master the usage of the versatile くて particle with targeted exercises that guide you through forming compound sentences seam
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8th - 12th
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JAPANESE FUN ACTIVITIES! (44 PP)
1. This begins with a history reading section. Next come:
2. Twenty Questions About Japan’s History test/discussion prompts on the Reader along with the Answers Key, then goes to;
3. A Common Core: Informational Text page with clearly-worded suggestions on how teachers can connect the Reader’s information to Common Core State Standards ELAS.R:IT.1-10;
4. An easy Guided Composition Activity called “A Brief History Of Japan” for more easily teaching students how to write with a Thesis-Support
Grades:
4th - 12th
Basic Japanese Vocabulary
Japanese basic beginners vocabulary for all ages.
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Not Grade Specific
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Japan myth Japanese folklore reading comprehension passage with questions
A myth from ancient Japan with 9 accompanying comprehension questions and a context clue vocabulary activity. Kids love learning about Japan!
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5th - 10th
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Wabi Sabi: Reading Comprehension
Wabi Sabi by Mark Reibstein is a skillful tale about “a way of seeing the world that is at the heart of Japanese culture”. The main character is a cat named Wabi Sabi. This is the story of her journey to learn the meaning of her name. It’s written with both prose and haiku—in “the haibun form, where short prose passages set up each haiku.” Reibstein provides backmatter and translations of 14 Japanese haiku that appear throughout the book. The collage art by Ed Young is exceptional. His illustr
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1st - 7th
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Also included in: Pets Bundle
Japanese History: Tokugawa Shogunate, Meiji Restoration, and WWII
This assignment takes students through the isolation of the Tokugawa Shogunate through the expedition of Matthew Perry and the subsequent Meiji Restoration, the Japanese Imperialism (with a brief comparison to European Imperialism), and finally, the attack on Pearl Harbor. There are primary and secondary sources, maps, and videos embedded within this, along with analysis questions for students to answer. It is formatted for google classroom.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Asian Studies Bundle
Katakana Vocabulary Reading Practice
Worksheets that teach katakana reading with practical vocabulary as you go!Many students learn to read Japanese characters more effectively within the context of words. These worksheets progressively give vocabulary after learning 5 new katakana.Combinations unique to katakana like ファ and チェ are included and explained.These worksheets are great with high school and older, but are mostly appropriate for younger kids (includes "date" and "wine" which can easily be removed).
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8th - 10th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
Momotaro 'The Peach Boy' Play
Students can act out the story of Momotaro with this exciting play.
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PreK - 6th
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Hiragana Vocabulary Reading Practice
Worksheets that teach hiragana reading with practical vocabulary as you go!Many students learn to read Japanese characters more effectively within the context of words. These worksheets progressively give vocabulary after learning 5 new hiragana. Dakuten/tenten versions, や ゆ よ combinations, and words with the small っ are included and explained.These worksheets are great with high school and older, but are appropriate for younger kids.
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8th - 10th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
Index of Free Books for Early-Intermediate Beginners
Books are beneficial for language teachers for a variety of reasons. You can find a large selection of free picture books for Japanese learners here: https://tadoku.org/japanese/en/free-books-en/This index organizes 15 of those books from easiest to more difficult (easier books can be found in the Index for Complete Beginners). Even within level 0, there is a wide range of necessary Japanese ability, so this index focuses on books appropriate for Early-Intermediate - Intermediate Beginners. Voca
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6th - 10th
Also included in: Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
Japan Webquest
Students will have the opportunity to learn about Historical and Modern Japan through 48 questions. All answers can be found on a singular website. The final questions allows them to use writing skills to develop a topic in depth.
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7th - 10th
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Journey to Japan - Unit
This unit allows students to gain an understanding of Japanese culture through hands on and research based center. Sushi making, origami, flag study, book study, word search, computer research...
Grades:
K - 2nd
Japanese Shogunate Castles - Shogunate Japan
Shogunate Japanese History - Shogunate CastlesKeywords: Castles, Nawabari, Tenshu, Moats, Spikes, Baileys, Keeps1 - 2 complete 40 - 50 minute lessons. Can be student or teacher ledIncludes: Text, Images, Source Analysis & Research TasksIdeal for OneNote, touch screen or printedAligned to Year 8 ACARA, and includes capability codesAssessment: Can be used as Formative, Summative or Common Assessment TaskVisit our store for more resources like this or Click here to Follow Us and keep up to date
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7th - 9th
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Japanese Greetings and Self Introduction Assessment
This is an assessment on the topic greetings and self introduction. It is divided into two sections: written and oral, with rubrics attached for both parts. The Victorian Curriculum descriptors and codes have also been included. Example of what a complete work might look like have been put up for handwritten part. Rubric has been made based on how I differentiate in my class - examples have also been provided on how I differentiate within the document.
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Not Grade Specific
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Sudoku with numbers in Chinese characters
Kids can practise reading and writing characters of numbers from one to nine by doing sudoku. This document provides 2 puzzles with their solutions at the bottom of the page.
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5th - 10th
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Irregular Katakana Words
The majority of katakana words come from English, but what about the exceptions? It's easy for students to get blindsided if they're not prepared.This worksheet spotlights common examples of those "irregular" katakana vocabulary words. Some students may even find these unexpected words to be more fun!Students are given a list of katakana words to read and their countries of origin. The answers are provided on separate sheets. Words include: ピーマン, ズボン, ゴム, ホッチキス, カンニング, コンセント, ダンボール, and others!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
Index of Free Books for Complete Beginners
Books are beneficial for language teachers for a variety of reasons. You can find a large selection of free picture books for Japanese learners here: https://tadoku.org/japanese/en/free-books-en/This index organizes 20 of those books from easiest to more difficult. Even within level 0, there is a wide range of necessary Japanese ability, so this index focuses on books appropriate for Complete Beginners - Early Beginners. Vocabulary, grammar, and cultural references used in each book are also inc
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Reading Resources for Japanese Beginners
Yr 5-6 Japanese Planning Template - Australian Curriculum: Languages
I have created this planning template to help Japanese teachers align their units of work with the revised draft of the Australian Curriculum: Languages.
This attached file is for years: 5 to 6
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5th - 6th
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Farm animals concertina mini book
A kawaii concertina book of Farm animals. Students write the animal names in the Hiragana bubble words, colour the animals, and can write their name in Japanese om the cover. Teachers might need to help students fold the book, but they'll love it!4 concertina books per photocopied page (A3 recommended)
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K - 3rd
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