Elementary school Japanese resources

Choose the correct answer for these 7 questions and discover one of the longest words in Japanese. The questions cover a portion of A-2 level grammar and kanji. For some questions, a hint with romaji and translation is included. Therefore, the quiz is suitable also for A-1 level. Customize the questions and answers according to your needs.

Japanese Language Awards Spring and Autumn theme. Great for merit certificates at school / sub-school assemblies.

This resource explicitly looks at the numbers from 1-10 in Japanese. It is primarily geared towards Key Stage 1 students (Years 1 and 2 in the Mainland UK, P1 -P3 in Northern Ireland), but it can be used for Key Stage 2 students (Years 3-6 in the Mainland UK, P4 - P7 in Northern Ireland) as well who are becoming acquainted with Japanese for the very first time. This resource explores at the stroke order of the written script and there are pages if colouring and Japanese arithmetic which greatly reinforces the learning of previous numbers! Happy teaching and learning!

Original Japanese song with alternative lyrics to suit Chinese New Year Theme. Full melody with colour coded phrases for ease of teaching which could be played on keyboards. Simplified versions for recorders and glockenspiel as well as Ukulele chords. Can be used in whole class music curriculum lessons or as a resource to support the creative curriculum. Ideal performance piece for an assembly theme such as Spring, Chinese New Year or multi-cultural awareness. Mp3 included and embedded in Ppt file.

These are some cute resources I made for year 7/primary languages. they can be adapted to any language! in pairs, 1 student asks the questions in French and then the other responds with the details on their card ... they can then swap and complete the grids. nice little speaking activity - feel free to change the names or adapt the language of the questions. good feedback appreciated!

Simple introduction to learning Japanese. Intended for after-school club, not a full lesson. NB: you will need to have a Japanese IMI installed on your computer to use!

This Reading Guide for students to complete while learning about the country of Japan. The article is 15 pages long and is a nice straightforward summary with lots of visuals. The guide is a PDF. The article is hyperlinked in the guide title for easy access, as well as included as a PDF to print. ☀☀☀ PLEASE FOLLOW ME FOR NEW PRODUCT UPDATES ☀☀☀

Five pages of flashcards in hiragana/katakana with vocabulary. It contains vocab on parts of a house, home decorations, furniture and appliances. It can be used as a lesson started to practice using the words in a sentence.

Let's go around the world! Konnichiwa Japan! With this 3-pager you will enjoy fun exercises - reading, writing, conversation and learning games are all included for your perfect English and beginner-geography class.

Included in this bundle is a unit overview (with key activities stated), an exemplar for a Japan brochure piece of assessment, a PPT, and three of the key handouts created for this unit. It was designed for a low level Year 8 class, with students who had difficulty working in a school setting. It is a short unit (we had two lessons a week with this class), but could be extended. Assessment task sheet not included. There is no Japanese language elements to this unit - it is focused solely on culture.

Animal research task scaffolded for low, middle and high achievers with targeted learning objectives and activities. Easy to leave with a class if you are going to be away - they can then present their completed PPTs to the class next lesson (when you are back) to consolidate their learning and so you can check their understanding. Works with an entry level Japanese animal unit. A+ extension question 2 asks students to write a letter to the Premier of QLD Australia. Recommended that you change to another local Politian in your area.

Print this worksheet out on A4 paper and cut it up to separate the sentences. Then, have students match up the English sentences with the Japanese sentences. Best done in pairs or trios, but students can work independently.

Questionnaire to go with a viewing of Kiki's delivery service. Questions are focused on understanding plot, with two questions aimed toward culture.

Booklet of resources for extension in junior Japanese. Designed based on Unit 12 of the Obento Deluxe textbook, but can be used separately. Contains the following activities: - extension vocabulary based around school life, written in kanji with furigana - additional verbs and practise of conjugating to the past tense and volitional form - learning to write the 6 most common kanji - reading comprehension: letters, comparing Japanese texts with English Also includes a reflection sheet which students can fill out as feedback.

A PowerPoint and worksheet bundle for the revision of Japanese particles. Students fill out the worksheet as the teacher goes through the presentation, and work as a class to create and edit the example sentences asked for on the slides/worksheet.

A presentation built with Prezi about the variety of holidays Japanese people celebrate throughout the year. Contains one event for each month of the year, with clear, succinct explanations and images. Perfect for an intercultural lesson. Can be used on it's own or as a lesson starter. Great for Japanese classes or other contexts in which Japanese culture can be taught. Includes Portable Prezi and PDF versions.

Use this to explain comparing in Japanese. This PPT contains slides with sentence patterns and questions, as well as slides to practice the grammar. You can also access vocabulary using a button on "practice" slides.

PowerPoint presentation with basic sentence pattern, and slides with example expressions. At the end, there is a table with age examples. You can customize the texts on slides according to your needs.

Who wants to be a millionaire PowerPoint game variation. It contains questions to test your knowledge of Japanese verb tenses. However, you can customize the questions as you need. This game is suitable for beginners or pre-intermediate students.

PowerPoint activity to learn giving directions in Japanese and learn farm animals alongside. Use arrows as hints to say the directions. Vocabulary and example sentences are included. The content can be adjusted to any language. All you need to do is change the texts.

PowerPoint activity to practice the Japanese -te form of a verb. Use icons as hints to form a sentence. Three slides are included to practice allowing/forbidding actions, and forming questions with -te form. Click the icon to see the correct answer. If you are an intermediate PowerPoint user, you can customize the slides.

This is a PowerPoint Quiz template. All you need to do is type the question and answers. When you play, the students lose a lantern with every wrong answer. The goal is to keep as many lanterns as possible. Slide with instructions is included. You can add as many other slides as you need. Just duplicate the existing ones and reorder the answers.

This bundle includes the top 10 best-selling country studies: Spain Japan Canada Brazil Australia China Egypt India Greece Russia The materials include a wide variety of fun activities and exercises about various aspects that these countries are famous for. Apart from informative exercises, there are lots of puzzles, such as crosswords, word searches, word chops and many other activities to make it a fun class. There are 150 pages in total and the answers are included.

Let's get to know Asia! This 107-page country bundle includes 7 country studies with a great variety of activities and exercises about China, India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, North Korea and South Korea. The materials have informative exercises about the things that these countries are famous for, such as the Great Wall, Dynasties, Hinduism, Buddhism, Martial Arts and many other things! Crosswords, word searches, puzzles and other kinds of activities are included to make it a fun and interesting class. You might also like these bundles: European (France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Greece, and the United Kingdom) North America (Mexico, Canada, Cuba, and the United States) South America (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, and Venezuela) Spanish Speaking Country Studies (Argentina, Spain, Colombia, Mexico, Cuba, Peru, and Venezuela) All Units (32 Country Studies) Top 10 Best-selling Country Studies

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Stories, Rhymes, Pictures, Vocabulary & Activities with a colours theme.

If you enjoy this resource, check out my other puzzle templates: Gem Vocabulary Puzzle Template Triangle Vocabulary Puzzle Template Square Vocabulary Puzzle Template - FREE Vocabulary puzzles are a great activity to review vocabulary. This activity is suitable for all age groups in any classroom subject that learns/reviews vocabulary - a perfect activity to practice any foreign language vocabulary, latin root words, etc. Using this template, it takes less than 5 minutes to create two triangle vocabulary puzzles (one with border words and one without). The puzzle without border words is slightly easier and allows for easy differentiation. The vocabulary words in the template are linked to cells outside of the puzzle. Depending on your version of Microsoft Excel (required), you may need to adjust the puzzle location on the page before printing (drag and drop). If you have any struggles with this, I can make your puzzles and/or help solve the problem if you email me at SenorMooseTpt@gmail.com.

Are you learning Japanese? Are you looking for a fun way to learn Japanese? I have developed a way to learn different languages based on my experience as an ESL teacher. This pack has 57 different settings for students to talk about in Japanese. The worksheets themselves are in English and the students do need to translate the places and objects they see into Japanese. At the end of the session, the students can play a fun game of word bingo to show they have mastered that day's vocabulary. Try it, it is a lot of fun for everyone!

A fun plenary or starter game for the main beginners' topics in any language. On each slide there are 16 squares with five treasures hidden behind them. Students translate the vocabulary on the boxes and if they get it right they choose a square and get a point/sweet/sticker if they find a treasure. This activity is based on the gamification theory that random rewards make games more addictive and fun. There are 34 slides with treasures hidden in different places about these topics (two slides for each topic) Numbers 1-20 Numbers 20-100 Letters Animals Family Months Dates Appearance Verb endings Question words Sports Hobbies Hobbies/Sports and Time phrases Subjects Days Town Food Note: In presentation mode click on squares to make them disappear and reveal the treasures.

This set of language flashcards explores key greetings in the 26 most commonly spoken languages in the world. The greetings that they teach are: Hello Goodbye Thank you Please Sorry Yes No Including on the flashcards are flags of countries where each language is spoken and facts about that language. The languages are: English Spanish Portuguese German French Mandarin Hindi Bengali Punjabi Urdu Persian Marathi Vietnamese Cantonese Korean Malay Swahili Japanese Javanese Russian Tamil Turkish Arabic Italian Hausa Telugu There are many uses for this with your students. My students enjoy taking a card each week and answering the register with a greeting in their chosen tongue. They could also be used as a class 'language of the week'; as a multi-cultural display; or as part of a geography project. I hope you find them helpful!

Resources to help students to better access Minna no Nihongo, to build vocabulary and to build reading confidence.

This is to supplement and support with Unit 2 of Minna no Nihongo, p16. Helps pupils with hiragana recognition to access the challenging language of Minna no Nihongo and to build vocabulary and reading confidence.

Review and practice of Kanji from Minna ni Nihongo 1 Unit 1

A worksheet to supplement Minna no Nihongo and help practice asking questions.

Suitable as a support and vocabulary building sheet and presentation to enable students to access Minna no Nihongo.

Suitable to support use of Minna no Nihongo p8 for those finding Minna no Nihongo challenging to access.

A presentation and worksheet to be used together to support students finding Minna no Nihongo challenging to access. Supports with this basic vocabulary (p5 Minna no Nihongo).

A worksheet to complement Minna no Nihongo for those pupils who find it more challenging to access. Can be used as a standalone worksheet on introductory dialogues also.

Designed to complement Minna no Nihongo, particularly for less confident pupils who find the Minna no Nihongo format less accessible. Can also be used as a stand alone lesson on greetings.

Discounted fun German zoo animal resources with cute pictures which students love. The vocabulary is the same in all the sets so that they can be used together - der Bär, das Kamel, der Wolf, der Löwe, der Tiger, der Elefant, das Nashorn, das Nilpferd, der Panda, die Schlange, das Krokodil, der Pinguin, die Giraffe, das Zebra, der Affe, das Känguru. The bundle includes the four sets detailed below. Please click the links to the individual resources to see the previews . 1. German Im Zoo Activities * Suggestions for use and instructions. * Write Around the Room activity - 16 half page pictures to hide around the room and two different styles of worksheet (one interactive notebook style, the other single sheet) for the students to complete as they find the words. The pictures can also be used as flashcards. * Match and Color activity. * Matching cards. * My ‘Im Zoo’ book to complete and color. * Zoo Map activity. 2. German Im Zoo Puzzles * Word search puzzle plus answer key * Crossword puzzle (2 versions - one with initial letters given to provide for differentiation in the classroom) plus answer key * Missing vowels worksheet plus answer key * Hand-out of zoo animals in both color and black and white. 3. German Im Zoo Word Wall 4. Zoo Animals Bingo

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Discounted fun Spanish zoo animal resources with cute pictures which students love. The vocabulary is the same in all the sets so that they can be used together - el león, el tigre, el oso, la cebra, el lobo, el elefante, el rinoceronte, el hipopótamo, el canguro, la serpiente, el cocodrilo, el pingüino, la jirafa, el mono, el panda, el camello. The bundle includes the four sets detailed below. Please click the links to the individual resources below. 1. Spanish ‘en el zoo’ Activities * Suggestions for use and instructions. * Write Around the Room activity - 16 half page pictures to hide around the room and two different styles of worksheet (one interactive notebook style, the other single sheet) for the students to complete as they find the words. The pictures can also be used as flashcards. * Match and Color activity. * Matching cards. * My ‘En El Zoo’ book to complete and color. * Zoo Map activity. 2. Spanish ‘en el zoo’ Puzzles * Word search puzzle plus answer key * Crossword puzzle (2 versions - one with initial letters given to provide for differentiation in the classroom) plus answer key * Missing vowels worksheet plus answer key * Hand-out of zoo animals in both color and black and white. 3. Spanish ‘en el zoo’ Word Wall 4. Zoo Animals Bingo You might also like our Spanish ‘en el zoo’ Go Fish! Game