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Japanese: HINA MATSURI - CLOSE LOOK - Doll Set Quiz! ひな祭り：じっくり拝見•ひな壇クイズ
Who does not have eyebrows? Why?
Your students may have seen the Hina Dan, a doll set of Hina Matsuri, but how much do they know about the display?
Introduce your students to one of the most exciting children's festival in Japan and take a close look at the Hina Dan through some fun quizzes!!
The doll set actually symbolizes some parents' wishes to their daughter, which you never realize until you take a close look.
This resource is a fun Hina Matsuri Doll Set Quiz with 15 PowerPoint sli
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Japanese
Hiragana Orange Belt Flashcards
Hiragana Orange Belt Flashcards – na to hoGet ready to power up your Hiragana practice with these fun and friendly Orange Belt Flashcards, covering the sounds na, ni, nu, ne, no, ha, hi, fu, he, ho! This downloadable PowerPoint includes double-sided flashcards—Hiragana on one side, Romaji on the other—making them perfect for all kinds of activities: memory games, partner quizzes, class warm-ups, or self-study. Whether printed or displayed digitally, they’re classroom-ready and super easy to use.
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Japanese, Writing
86 Animals in Japanese PowerPoint どうぶつ 日本語 にほんご
This Power Point has 86 of the most common types of zoo animals in Japanese. It will aid, improve and increase the understanding of vocabulary words that describe zoo animals! A super fun way to introduce your student to new vocabulary! 86 Animals in English PowerPointI really appreciate your careful review and helpful suggestion. If you take time to look for teaching resources, please contact me. I can help to make or arrange your teaching material data. I am working as an assistant for intern
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Japanese
Hiragana Blue Belt Flashcards
Hiragana Blue Belt Flashcards – ra to o.You’ve made it to the final basic Hiragana sounds—congratulations! This Blue Belt Flashcard set includes ra, ri, ru, re, ro, wa, wo, and the character for n (ん). It’s the perfect resource to help students complete their journey through the 46 basic Hiragana characters. This downloadable PowerPoint includes double-sided flashcards with Hiragana on one side and Romaji on the other, ready to print or display digitally. Use them in games, revision sessions, qu
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Japanese, Reading, Writing
Japanese Wants & Future Tense Lesson | ～たい Form + Talking About Future (Unit 9)
Teach your students how to express what they want to do and their future plans in Japanese with this clear, beginner-friendly lesson! This resource introduces the ～たい (tai) form and simple ways to talk about the future in Japanese through structured explanations, guided practice, and communicative activities. Perfect for beginner Japanese learners, this lesson helps students move beyond basic sentences and start expressing their desires, goals, and upcoming plans. ✔ How to form the ～たい (wa
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Grammar, Japanese, Other (World Language)
Japanese Casual Verb Forms | Dictionary & ない-Form | Beginner Japanese Unit 5
Introduce students to casual Japanese verb forms with this structured grammar unit. Students learn: • Dictionary form • ない-form • Casual vs polite comparisons • When to use casual speech This Bundle Includes: • Conjugation charts • Practice worksheets • Sentence transformation exercises • Dialogue rewriting activities Perfect for helping students transition beyond polite classroom Japanese.
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Japanese
Japanese Adjectives | い-Adjectives & な-Adjectives | Japanese Grammar Unit 4
Help students confidently describe people, places, and things in Japanese. This bundle introduces: • い-adjectives • な-adjectives • Affirmative & negative forms • Past tense forms • Adjective + noun combinations Includes: • Clear grammar breakdown • Conjugation charts • Guided writing practice • Sentence expansion activities • Homework sheets Designed for Japanese I and beginner-level learners.
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Japanese
Japanese Months of the Year | Hiragana & Kanji Reference Chart | Romaji & Englis
（Product Description） Want your students to learn all 12 months in Japanese — in both hiragana and kanji?This color-coded reference chart covers every month from January to December, with each month on its own dedicated slide. With hiragana, kanji, romaji, and English all included, it works for complete beginners and intermediate learners alike. ✦ What's included (28 slides):Full overview chart — all 12 months with hiragana, kanji, romaji & English at a glanceHiragana card set — one slide per m
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Japanese, Reading, Vocabulary
Japanese Invitations Grammar | ませんか・ましょうか Lesson & Practice Unit 10
Teaching students how to invite someone in Japanese doesn’t have to be confusing 👀 This beginner-friendly resource breaks down ませんか and ましょうか in a simple, clear way—so your students can start making real invitations right away. Perfect for early Japanese learners, this lesson focuses on practical communication, not just memorization. What’s Included✔️ Clear grammar explanation of ませんか & ましょうか ✔️ Easy-to-follow example sentences ✔️ Guided practice activities ✔️ Fill-in-the-blank exercises
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Grammar, Japanese
Japanese Te-Form Bundle | Conjugation, Requests & Permissions (Beginner Unit 6)
Master one of the most important Japanese verb forms with this comprehensive Te-Form bundle. Students learn: • Te-form conjugation • 〜てください (requests) • 〜てもいいですか (permission) • Connecting verbs with て This Bundle Includes: • Step-by-step conjugation guide • Structured practice sheets • Real-life scenario exercises • Speaking tasks This unit builds practical communication skills while reinforcing verb mastery.
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Japanese
Japan: World History, Culture, Geography, Lanterns, Slides, PowerPoint
Japan power point has over twenty slides explaining the culture and traditions. You'll find everything you want to know about Japan's history, location, tea ceremonies, gardens, music, clothing, housing, geography, royal carp, swords, and lanterns. It uses real photographs to enhance connections to this amazing country of 6000 islands. It comes with questions and an answer key. This will be a great addition to a cultural unit.
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Asian Studies, Japanese, Social Studies
Japanese Counters | Counting Objects in Japanese (Beginner Grammar Unit 8)
Help students learn how to count objects naturally in Japanese with this clear and beginner-friendly lesson on Japanese counters. Unlike English, Japanese uses different counters depending on the type of object, and this resource makes the system easy to understand with simple explanations and structured practice. This lesson introduces the general counter (つ) along with commonly used counters so students can start counting everyday objects with confidence. What Students Will Learn ✔ How
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Grammar, Japanese, Other (World Language)
Japanese Particles Bundle | は, が, を, に, で Practice | Beginner Japanese Unit 2
Help students master essential Japanese particles with this structured beginner bundle. This unit focuses on foundational particles including は, が, を, に, and で, with clear explanations and contextual practice. Students will learn how particles function in real sentences and develop stronger sentence-building skills. This Bundle Includes: • Particle explanation pages • Fill-in-the-blank practice • Sentence construction activities • Error correction exercises • Speaking prompts Perfect for
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Japanese
Japanese Grammar Curriculum Bundle | Beginner Japanese Full Semester | Lessons
This complete Japanese grammar curriculum bundle includes structured, beginner-friendly units covering core grammar topics from verb conjugation to planning and future tense. 10 UNITS INCLUDED! Includes: • Basic Verb Conjugations • Particles • Directions & Location • Demonstratives & Questions • Adjectives • Casual Forms • Te-Form • Likes & Skills • Counters • Wants & Future Tense • Invitations Classroom-ready materials designed to: • Save teacher prep time • Build student confidence • Provide
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Grammar, Japanese
Multilingual Family Guide: English/Vietnamese
ML Family Guide — Bilingual School Welcome Guide for Multilingual Learner Families ENGLISH/VietnamesThis comprehensive bilingual family guide is designed to help schools welcome and support Multilingual Learner (ML/EML) families from their very first day. Available in 12 language pairs — English paired with Spanish, Amharic, French, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Arabic, Portuguese, Farsi, Russian, Hindi, and Korean — each guide places English and the target language side by side throughout, so
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Japanese, Not Subject Specific, School Counseling
Also included in: Multilingual Family Guide: All 12 Languages
Multilingual Family Guide: English/Japanese
ML Family Guide — Bilingual School Welcome Guide for Multilingual Learner Families ENGLISH/JAPANESEThis comprehensive bilingual family guide is designed to help schools welcome and support Multilingual Learner (ML/EML) families from their very first day. Available in 12 language pairs — English paired with Spanish, Amharic, French, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Arabic, Portuguese, Farsi, Russian, Hindi, and Korean — each guide places English and the target language side by side throughout, so f
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Japanese, Not Subject Specific, School Counseling
Also included in: Multilingual Family Guide: All 12 Languages
Meiji Restoration, 1868–1912 1–3 Day Inquiry Lesson Plan
Meiji Restoration, 1868–19121–3 Day Inquiry Lesson PlanEssential QuestionWhat was the Meiji Restoration, why did Japan end the Tokugawa shogunate and restore imperial rule, and how did modernization transform Japan’s government, economy, military, society, and role in the world? Directions: Use this question to guide your research. Focus on causes, major leaders, important events, Western pressure, the emperor, samurai, industrialization, military reform, education, imperialism, and long-ter
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European History, Japanese, World History
Beginner Japanese Questions - (?'s) | Beginner Japanese Grammar Unit 3
Teach your students how to ask questions in Japanese with this engaging, ready-to-use Google Slides lesson! Covers essential question words like 何 (what), 誰 (who), どこ (where), いつ (when), どうして (why), and more. Includes clear explanations, example sentences, and practice exercises to help beginners build confidence in asking questions. Perfect for classroom, tutoring, or distance learning—no prep needed!
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Grammar, Japanese
Japanese Basic Verb Conjugations - All Forms | (ます- Japanese Grammar Unit 1）
Build a strong foundation in Japanese verb conjugation with this beginner-friendly grammar bundle designed for Japanese students. This unit focuses on core verb forms including present, past, affirmative, and negative conjugations in polite form. Perfect for introducing students to Japanese sentence structure and helping them gain early confidence with verbs. This Bundle Includes: • Structured grammar notes • Guided conjugation practice • Sentence-building exercises • Translation activitie
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Japanese
Editable Japanese New Year Binder Covers 2026 Year of the Horse Project
Save time this January with these 4 EDITABLE Japanese binder covers! Simply type student names (in English or Katakana) directly onto the pages—no more handwriting labels! Get your Japanese classroom organized for 2026 with these EDITABLE Year of the Horse Binder Covers! Perfect for the start of the school year or your first week back from winter break, these unique, hand-drawn coloring pages double as professional student portfolio covers. This resource is provided as an Editable PowerPoint,
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Japanese
Japanese Katakana Chart with Stroke Order | Printable Reference Sheet for Beginn
⭐ Katakana Chart with Stroke Order — The Perfect Reference Sheet for Beginners!Give your students the ultimate katakana reference tool! This beautifully designed chart shows all 46 katakana characters with clear stroke order numbers — helping beginners write katakana correctly from day one! ✅ What's Included:Complete katakana chart with all 46 charactersStroke order numbers clearly shown on every characterRomaji (romanization) included for easy referenceClean, color-coded layout that's easy to r
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Japanese, Vocabulary, Writing
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