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6th grade japanese songs
Sakura: Japanese song lesson set with recordings, orff arrangement, more
This lesson set is a wonderful resource to add to your world music collection. Use it to teach students about pentatonic and/or minor music with slides showing the solfege, create an Orff ensemble piece with barred percussion borduns, teach low C, E, and F on recorder, identify same and different musical phrases, and learn the Japanese language and culture. #organizedworld #musiccrewspring #musiccreworffThis lesson set is included in the Japanese Music Lesson Set BundleYou can get a free sample
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3rd - 7th
Japanese Music Lesson Set BUNDLE
This bundle includes all of the Japanese song lesson sets from my store. Each song comes with a full set of resources to use them in performances with instrumental accompaniment or in the classroom setting with teaching resources on a variety of skills and concepts. You and your students will fall in love with these beautiful songs!#musiccrewworldmusic**Save 20% when you purchase this bundle!**Each of the song lesson sets are available separately as well. Click on the title of each to go to that
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K - 8th
Japanese: On Your Holidays. YASUMI NI
With this comprehensive resource, planning time will be greatly reduced, allowing teachers to focus on their teaching and student learning.Students will learn how to ask and answer the following 2 questions about their holidays. どこに行きましたか。どうでしたか。The 10 selected place names are 海、海外、川、山、町、えいが、プール、友達の家、こうえん、キャンプThe 8 selected 'opinions' are たのしかった、おもしろかった、さむかった、あつかった、よかった、つまらなかった、天気はよかった、天気はわるかったThe resource is separated into different files to help prevent it from becoming unwieldy and includesa
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4th - 7th
Akatonbo: Japanese song lesson set to teach pentatonic, 3/4, rounds
This lesson set is a wonderful resource to add to your world music collection. Use it to teach students about pentatonic music with slides showing the solfege, teach triple meter through the melody and percussion accompaniment parts, and sing it in a round/canon. #organizedworld #musiccrewfall #musiccrewturkeyThis lesson is included in the Japanese Music Lesson Set Bundle You can get a free sample of some of the resources included in the lesson sets and instantly add a wonderful Japanese song to
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2nd - 8th
Classroom Management: Rock Paper Scissors Game
#laboroflove SALE!! The Rock Paper Scissors is a great game for students of all ages that you can use as part of your classroom management plan. Use this game not only to teach steady beat but also to teach discipline and respect. Based on a Japanese folk song. And even though I used it following the standards for the elementary music class this is an activity that all ages will enjoy while learning discipline and respect.I developed a different and unusual way to play this game to teach the chi
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2nd - 6th
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Asian-Pacific Heritage Month - Sakura:An English/Japanese Choral Unit
"Sakura," or "Cherry Blossoms", is a traditional Japanese folk song that invokes the season of spring. This unit is based off the George L.O. Strid & Mary Donnelly version which features both English & Japanese lyrics!
Broken down into easy melodies with simple pronunciation guides this choral piece is accessible for all learners, and no notation knowledge is required.
Follow along as the .ppts breaks the teaching and learning process down step-by-step. Complete with 3 different powe
Grades:
4th - 8th
Japanese Song: Kobuta Tanuki Kitsune Neko w/日本語&English Instruction
Students can sing this simple and fun song, Shiritori Uta (Word-Chain Song), in Japanese in the first class!
'Kobuta Tanuki Kitsune Neko' is a beloved Japanese Shiritori Uta.
Here is a version if you are not familiar with the song.
Kobuta Tanuki Kitsune Neko
This material is good for young beginning Japanese language learners.
Step-by-step instruction is attached both in English (2 pages) and Japanese (3 pages).
Goal:
*Learn 4 animal names in Japanese.
'Kobuta' (Baby/Small Pig)
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PreK - 6th
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いろ いろ Japanese Colour Mixing Song - Download
A fun Japanese 'Colour Mixing Song' to help teach colour words and associated language (e.g. いろ、と、から、まぜて、たのしい). Lyrics:あか と あお から むらさき。あお と きいろ から みどり。あか と きいろ から おれんじ いろ。くろ と しろ から はいいろ。あか と しろ から ピンク。たくさん まぜて ちゃいろ に。いろ いろ たのしい な～！Credits:Original song from 'Michio Teaches Japanese CD Rom'
Japanese Song: Word Chain Singing Game 'Ringo Wa Marui' ♬りんごは丸い♬
Word Chain Singing Game - ‘Ringo wa Marui’
A great way to learn Japanese words and expressions while having fun!
Inspired by a traditional children’s folk song ‘Iroha ni Konpeito’, this singing game is circular and can be kept going for as long as you like.
This material is good for Japanese language beginners.
Students will learn the following words:
6 nouns (りんご、ボール、こま、ひこうき、ながれぼし、わたがし)
3 verbs (まわる、そらをとぶ、きえる)
2 adjectives（はやい、あまい）
After going through the song together, you can have th
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PreK - 6th
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Obento Supreme Unit 3 - Time Words of Frequency in Japanese
This is a simple introduction to the Time Words of Frequency in Japanese:
いつも、まいにち、よく、たいてい、ときどき、あまり、ぜんぜん。
I have also included a handout/poster for a song I created, as well as a rough mp3 of me singing it to give you an idea. Please be kind, I'm not a singer haha
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PreK - 12th
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Hiragana Jingle bells song lyrics
Hiragana 'Jingle bells'. Sung to the tune of Jingle bells.
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Japanese Song & Online Video: How old are you?
Please open this page directly to download this linkThis catchy, whispered song is for teaching the question and answers to 'How old are you?'. Kanji numbers up to 20 are included as well as the hiragana and romaji for なんさいですか. This can be incorporated into any numbers lesson, a self introduction unit or simply to include in a Japanese assembly or presentation. A karaoke version, with the same accompanying video, can be downloaded for free so that students are able to 'star' by singing with thei
The Fruit Song
Key Language:
りんご、みかん、ぶどう、メロン、バナナ、イチゴ、すいか、オレンジ、なし、果物
Apple, mandarin, grapes, melon, banana, strawberry, watermelon, orange, pear, fruit
Lucky students get to hold up fruit except the ‘banana dancer’ who adds their own unique dance move. Learn in conjunction with Banzai Yasai! Then combine both with the Uso Uso Role play.
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DANCING! AIUEO! Japanese Alphabet & Greetings Taiso-Dance
☆New Kids EduTainment - KIDS CONTENTS PROJECT☆Let's sing Japanese alphabet AIUEO with world alphabet music!!!This is the original song of DANCING! ABC! Let's share our alphabets and greetings in the world♪Uniting the hearts of kids all over the world◆Official Pagehttps://www.luluchui-hiroba.com/en◆Download / Streaming LU LU Songs ( from KIDS TAISO-DANCE 15! )https://www.tunecore.co.jp/artist/luluchui?id=243190&lang=en◆Youtube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCANJheW0YhSxpXnyF225ttg★KI
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PreK - 6th
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(5/5) Pumpkin Night (Japanese Vocal) from ULTRA HALLOWEEN Series - KCP Original
”Triangular eyes are staring at you!" Let’s sing along with this Halloween song in Japanese! This is a series of brand-new Halloween music with heart-skipping rhythm, 447Hz sound, and melody!I am sure that this song will invite all of you to the happy happy Halloween world! :DYou could use this for Halloween activities as background music or Japanese learning and vocal music class!◆ULTRA HALLOWEEN Gift♬https://www.luluchui-hiroba.com/en-kcp-halloween◆Youtube Playlisthttps://www.youtube.com/watch
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PreK - 6th, Staff
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Banzai Yasai! Hooray for Vegetables Chant ACARA Content Descriptors
Let’s celebrate the humble vegetable!
トマト、たまねぎ、ピーマン、なす、ジャガイモ、にんじん, ばんざい野菜
Tomato, onion, capsicum, eggplant, potato, carrot, Hooray! Vegetables!
Play this chant to over and over again until everyone can say the whole list! Use this to build up to the Uso uso role play.
Suggested ACARA content descriptors are included as well as some ideas for teaching this chant.ACARA band is Year 3 and 4 but this could be used from Prep to Year 9.
Family Member Song
A song where students get to make a ‘pop’ sound with their mouth instead of saying ‘grandfather’.
Key language:
お母さん、お父さん、お姉さん、兄さん、妹、弟、あばあさん、おじいさん、あかちゃん
Mummy, daddy, older sister, older brother, little sister, little brother, grandma, pop, baby
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Jingle Bells [in Japanese] Term 4 DDJ
This is a FREE resource from Dan-Dan Japanese.Jingle Bells in Japanese.
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PreK - 6th
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