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Japanese videos under $5
Cultural hiragana rap with resources
This resource includes the mp3 sound file, the PowerPoint presentation, the video and some activity ideas for each of the vocabulary.
The images are either my own or adapted from freely available images, including:
Samurai: http://www.irasutoya.com/2017/09/blog-post_68.html
Menko boys: http://www.irasutoya.com/2016/09/blog-post_676.html
Nuno lady: http://www.irasutoya.com/2016/06/blog-post_130.html
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Digital Kanji Dice for Commercial Use
Have a digital dice on your original distance learning resource with Google Slides! You can add this MP4 dice on digital activities such as board games, interactive worksheets, virtual games, etc.*Free version with logo is here.*Check the details on the YouTube version: Virtual Kanji Dice. (On TpT app, the video quality appears not great. Please check the actual video quality downloading the free version or on PC browser.)■ How to insert the digital dice on your Google SlidesUpload MP4 file int
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【Video】ORIGAMI: Crane
Paper Crane is one of the most popular origami all the time. Japanese people make it for making wishes come true when they are sick, trying to win sports games, etc.
And a Japanese girle, Sadako who died from lukemia caused by radiation of the atomic bomb dropped in Hiroshima during the World War II, was trying to make 1000 paper cranes. That is because she believed that her wish recovering from the disease would come true if she completed 1000 paper cranes. But she could not make it and her
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【Video】Communication Game (1): Da-re desu ka? and Nan desu ka?
This video introduces a basic conversation using da-re and nan(i) including:
- Da-re desu ka? (= Who is it?)
- Nan desu ka? (= What is it?)
An example:
(1) Showing this video to students
(2) Each student finds a partner.
(3) Student A asks, "Da-re desu ka?"
(4) Student B answers, "Mr Bean desu." (The student can say someone famous followed by "desu")
(5) They need to clap their hands between question and answer.
(6) If student B makes a mistake (e.g., forget "desu"), stop and swap. And then
【Video】Communication Game (2): Da-re, Itsu, Doko, Nan desu ka?
This video introduces a basic conversation using da-re and nan(i) including:
- Da-re desu ka? (= Who is it?)
- Nan desu ka? (= What is it?)
- Itsu desu ka? (= When is it?)
- Doko desu ka? (= Where is it?)
An example:
(1) Showing this video to students
(2) Each student finds a partner.
(3) Student A asks, "Da-re desu ka?"
(4) Student B answers, "Mr Bean desu." (The student can say someone famous followed by "desu")
(5) They need to clap their hands between question and answer.
(6) If student
【Video】Communication Game (3): Da-re to tabemasu ka?
This video introduces a basic conversation using da-re, nan(i), itsu, doko including:
- Da-re to tabemasu ka? (= Who will you eat with?)
- Itsu tabemasu ka? (= When will you eat?)
- Doko de tabemasu ka? (= Where will you eat?)
- Nani o tabemasu ka? (= What will you eat?)
An example:
(1) Showing this video to students
(2) Each student finds a partner.
(3) Student A asks, "Nani o tabemasu ka?"
(4) Student B answers, "Sushi o tabemasu." (The student can say eating whatever food)
(4.1) Studen
【Video】12 Japanese question words (Short version: 2min30sec)
I would like to share my teaching package for Question sentences including だれ、いつ、どこ、どう、なに、なんじ、なんにん、なんさい、いくら、どのくらい、なぜ、どちら。I have used this materials for my students from prep to year 6, It WORKS.
I believe those words above are foundation for Japanese conversations and it is important for students to have confidence on those words.
This video would be useful for scaffolding. Students can learn those 12 words without English translation. That is a natural way to acquire second language.
And
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K - 6th
【Video】12 Japanese question words (English-Japanese Connection method)
I would like to share my teaching package for Question sentences including だれ、いつ、どこ、どう、なに、なんじ、なんにん、なんさい、いくら、どのくらい、なぜ、どちら。I have used this materials for my students from prep to year 6, It WORKS.
I believe those words above are foundation for basic Japanese conversations and it is important for students to have confidence on those words.
This video would be useful for scaffolding. Students can learn those 12 Japanese words linking with English. My previous video, 12 Question words (long/sho
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K - 6th
【Video】ORIGAMI: Ninja Star (Shuriken)
One of the most popular origami all the time is Ninja Star (Shuriken)!
This is a short instruction video clip on how to make Ninja Star. You could learn it step by step. If you feel too fast, you could pose it anytime! If you forget how to make it, you could play it again anytime!
This video does not have any BGM and commentary so that you could purely concentrate on the process!
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Ninja Star is not for attacking people. So please tell children not to throw people just in case.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Japanese Questions and Answers part 2
This is the second lesson of common questions and answers in Japanese conversations.EnjoyMr. NashMusic: www.bensound.com
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1st - 4th
JAPANESE INTRODUCTIONS
This is a vide of how to introduce yourself in Japanese.Have fun Mr. NashMusic: www.bensound.com
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1st - 4th
【Video】Learning HIRAGANA strokes (3min 40 sec)
How would you learn the stroke order for hiragana? Tracing a worksheet? Observing your teacher's writing?
Would you like to learn strokes in hiragana on a video clip?
When you teach strokes, you could pause the video at the end of each script and write it down on your book, for example. You could not only enhance your understanding of hiragana scripts but also train and challenge your memory.
Also this video will help, when you learn hiragana by yourself.
Arigato.
Are you ready to lea
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【Video】ORIGAMI: Camera
One of the most popular origami all the time is a camera!
This is a short instruction video clip on how to make a camera. You could learn it step by step. If you feel too fast, you could pose it anytime! If you forget how to make it, you could play it again anytime!
This video does not have any BGM and commentary so that you could purely concentrate on the process!
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