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1st grade japanese resources for Microsoft Word
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
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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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...
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K - 2nd
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
FRENCH SPEAKING ACTIVITY TEMPLATE PERFECT FOR 1ST DAY! ADAPTABLE TO ANY LANGUAGE
This document is a one page printable template that works just like a board game. For each square of the game, type in a question in the language that you are teaching. Students are in team and roll the dice. In order to move forward, they must correctly answer the question written in the specific square. Along the path to the finish line, they can encounter ladders that will move them forward or backward. It's lots of fun and keeps the students engaged while reviewing essential questions.Perfec
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Japanese Activity: Self-Portrait & Introduction
Great for early in the school year to decorate a wall! Works for ALL levels. Connect your students together with this easy self-portrait and introduction activity. After learning some basic key phrases about themselves, students are able to use the provided support to write a self-introduction about them and draw a self-portrait. Support is provided in kana only, kanji, and romaji with English translations to make it accessible to students at ALL levels.
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1st - 12th
Japanese themed banners & borders
Included in the product are 6 Japanese themed banners/borders both in A4 size and half size. 9 pages in total.
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PreK - 9th, Staff
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F-2 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: Foundation to Year 2.
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1st - 2nd
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Colour-in Name Labels
Cute colour-in name labels. 24 different designs. Perfect for the first day of school. Give the student's their names in katakana. They can trace over them or colour them in. Or they can write their name themself.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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My name is (scissor sentence) Japanese
A basic sentence construction worksheet for lower primary students, learning Japanese.
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PreK - 2nd
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Japanese colours of the rainbow
A sheet for teaching the colours in Japanese - Written in Japanese script. allows for practising the sentences 'I like...' and 'I don't like...'.
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1st - 8th
Learning our names in Japanese
A simple worksheet for students on their first Japanese lesson. I have a customized sheet for each student with their name, ready to trace. You can edit the sample names to suit.
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PreK - 3rd
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Japanese Name labels or bookmarks
Attached are 3 pages of name labels/bookmarks. 1 x suitable for girls, 1 x suitable for boys, 1 x suitable for both boys and girls. Font set up ready to type. Perfect for introducing katakana. Kids love knowing how to write their own name in Japanese.
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PreK - 8th, Staff
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Mix and Match Japanese to English Classroom Directives
Simple cut and paste activity to match Japanese to English words and a corresponding action picture. Beginner's level Japanese. Language includes basic classroom actions such as "hands up" and "sit down".
Words are written in South Australian Modern Beginner font.
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K - 3rd
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Hiragana あ い う え お
hiragana あ い う え おstudents practice their handwriting. Great for beginners!
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K - 11th, Higher Education
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Journal Entry Template for Chinese
A Journal booklet for students to write diary entries.
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1st - 12th
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Movie worksheet (Kubo and the two strings)
Kubo and the two strings worksheet activity (Film review)
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1st - 6th
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Japanese Hiragana Table - Printable
Here is a simple Hiragana table that you can use to test you or your student on individual Hiragana. Point to a character and see if you or your student can say the sound it makes, or have you or your student copy the chart.Good luck and have fun!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Folktale- Tree of Blossoms- colour sheet
A colouring sheet to accompany a cultural lesson on folktales. We used it whilst watching the Youtube video "Tree of Blossoms" a folktale from Japan, during a cultural day for Harmony Week celebrations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjXQGrVfXmASuitable for Harmony Day or Lunar New Year, or other inter-cultural celebrations.
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K - 3rd
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6 Rounds of かな
This year I’m going to try something new. I’m going to teach the kanas together (Hiragana and Katakana) just like learning a upper case and lower case letter. I’m going to do this in 6 rounds, more or less.
Koi No Hi Colouring in
Please enjoy this free Kodomo No Hi colouring in sheet. Please check out my other resources on TPT as well as on my website where you will find an entire year worth of free Japanese resources https://www.bakemonoclassroom.comThis resource was created by Richard Petrucci, owner of the copyright for Bakemono Classroom© 2023. All rights reserved. They may not be reproduced, sold or rehosted. If you or a colleague make changes to any documents, maintain credit to their original author and respect th
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PreK - 8th
Blank Katakana Practice Chart
This is a 3-page blank practice chart for writing katakana characters in Japanese. It includes space for writing characters that are not found in the Japanese hiragana syllabary.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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Big Book BLM Momotaro
An easy to print big book describing the Japanese folk story of Momotaro. Space left blank for students to illustrate.
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K - 4th
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Japanese numbers 1-10 tracing sheet
A simple sheet with Kanji from 1-10, including stroke order for tracing by students. Laminate the sheet for use with whiteboard markers.
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PreK - 8th
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