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Teach students how to use Japanese chopsticks ( hashi) using the correct social etiquette and techniques. This resource has several reading passages, instructions for how to use chopsticks, fun chopstick training games for the classroom, etiquette do's and don'ts, a short answer and long answer quiz (using AUS QCAA cognitive verbs), a quick true/false quick and modelled responses. Included:Chopstick history: Origins of chopstick invention in China and influence of Chinese cultureChopstick types

This self-paced, Japanese unit teaches students to describe foods through reading and writing tasks, particles practice, flashcards, crosswords, find a words, match-up activities, labelling activities, literacy articles and cut out activities. Suitable as distance ed take-home bundle for students with no internet/computer access. There are over 370 pages of activities for students to choose from, 134 activities in total. Each of these are available as smaller packets too. There are 8 products in

This 46 page Bento activity introduces students to bento boxes (the Japanese lunchbox). It covers the three most common types of bento kyaraben, makunouchi and ekiben. There is a literacy activity (reading passage) followed by a short answer quiz, two different build your own bento activities and two find a words. Also included is bento box labelling activities and two different sets of describing bento box ingredients using the 入っています grammar pattern (one set is labelled in Hiragana and the sec

This self-paced, Japanese unit teaches students to describe their hobbies through reading and writing tasks, particles practice, crosswords, find a words, flashcards, match up activities, labelling activities, classifying activities and cut out activities. Students also get practice describing hobbies available in their hometown/country as well as some cross-curricular numeracy activities (hobby surveys) and some cross-cultural hobbies (hobbies in other countries). Students can practice conjugat

This self-paced, Japanese unit teaches students to describe time through reading and writing tasks, particles practice, flashcards, crosswords, find a words, match up activities, labelling activities, classifying activities and cut out activities. Suitable as distance ed take-home bundle for students with no internet/computer access. There are over 370 pages of activities for students to choose from, 134 activities in total. Each of these are available as smaller packets too. There are 10 produc

Included are sentence structure placeholder cards, particles, verb stems, present-tense verbs, verb endings, and a small set of basic nouns and adjectives. This was mainly designed to be used to demonstrate basic sentence structures to students. I would recommend placing the sentence pattern on the board for students to see, and writing your own, topic-specific example underneath it as a demonstration for students.This packet would be best printed in colour and laminated so that it can be displa

This self-paced, Japanese unit teaches students to introduce their families and themselves through reading, writing, listening and speaking tasks, crosswords, find a words, BINGO, flashcards, Kanji practice, fun cut and paste activities and word scrambles. Students can practice joining ‘i’ and ‘na’ adjectives and their Japanese, Romaji, and English. Suitable as distance ed take-home bundle for students with no internet/computer access. Over 143 pages of activities for students to choose from. E

A comprehensive literacy activity based on the world of sumo wrestling to introduce the culture, religious traditions, techniques, and roles of all involved in the lives of rikishi i.e. sekitori, gyoji, yobidashi, tokoyama, shinpan, and toshiyori. It covers the importance of rank promotion, yokozuna and tsuna, and kimarite (fighting techniques). Includes several fun find a words, short and long answer quiz questions and several extra-large crosswords. Includes:The History of SumōSumō Tournament

A fun Japanese Christmas literacy packet explaining some of the cultural traditions, historical and political influences on Japanese religion, the practice of Oseibo and mizuhiki, Illumination locations, Disney parade and Christmas foods such as KFC, Japanese Christmas cake, yuzu and wagashi. Some cut and paste mix and match activities, short answer questions and find a words included. Perfect for end of year activities and a window into Japanese culture. Includes:The History of Christianity in

These relative time activities are suitable for self-paced, distance learning as a Japanese work packet for middle and senior school students. Included are lots of common verbs and nouns to describe the daily routines of students for e.g. to sleep, to wake up, to brush teeth, to comb hair, to bathe, to change clothes, to eat etc. Included is also an activity to write their timetable in Japanese and talk about their daily habits and routines both independently and with a partner. Included:• 8 X T

These A4 Hiragana and Katakana card sets are displayed with the kana stroke order and Romaji. Included are Dakuten, Handakuten, Youon (twisted sounds) and Sokuon (chiisai tsu). They can be printed two to a page as well. There is a quick summary for teachers explaining Modified Hepburn Romaji that has been used in this resource. Also included are some kana practice writing activities with examples of other kana fonts students may encounter, kana stroke order, an example kana students may trace,

These 7 calendar activities are suitable for self-paced, distance learning as a Japanese work packet for students. There are some translational reading and writing tasks, an A4 calendar for students and grammar pattern templates. Included: • 4 X Time vocabulary lists • Calendar review activity • Grammar Patterns: Today is the…Today’s date is…• 3 X The date is… (reading and writing translation activities) • 1 X A4 Calendar in Hiragana, Kanji and English. You may also like some of my products in

Practice recalling more than 200 hobby nouns, verbs, and phrases in Japanese using this vocabulary card set! Includes are 8 pages of vocabulary lists as well for quick reference. These could be used as bunting, flashcards, snap cards, memory matching cards, or even as a guess who game. Included: • >200 Hobby related words and phrases in Kanji, Hiragana/Katakana, Romaji and English • 8 Hobby Vocabulary pages (includes nouns and verbs) • Kanji, Hiragana, Romaji and English has been used on

A massive Japanese shopping and money packet! This 115-page grocery shopping activity covers common shopping phrases, common fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, toiletries and basic groceries. It also covers how to calculate the unit cost using the unitary method which is also suitable for Year 8 Australian mathematics curriculum (cross-curricular). There is a reference sheet and some practice activities on the Japanese tsu and hai counters for general things and drinks. Students can also practic

This covers 32 common Japanese verbs that are used throughout high school and beyond. These are separated into the three types, Godan, Ichidan and Irregular verbs. I have also further colour coded each verb ending group within each type. For e.g. Godan verbs are separated into ki, mi, shi, bi, ri, i and gi verb endings so that students can pick up the patterns. The purpose of this activity is to step students through verbs in English, Romaji (present, polite), Hiragana (present, polite), verb st

Practice recalling more than 400 food and drink nouns, verbs, and phrases in Japanese using this vocabulary card set! These could be used as bunting, flashcards, snap cards, memory matching cards, or even as a guess who game. Included: 9 Vocab card activity suggestions427 Foods and drink-related vocabulary cards Kanji, Hiragana, Romaji and English has been used on each vocabulary card.Each has an accompanying pictureVerbs are in present, polite tenseVocabulary covered: FruitVegetablesNutsGrain

These time activities are suitable for self-paced, distance learning as a Japanese work packet for students. There are lots of translational and pictorial reading and writing tasks and eight different grammar pattern templates for common conversational Japanese. In this packet, we explain the differences for ji, toki and jikan. Many of these activities have been differentiated for junior and senior students by using different levels of kana; Hiragana, Kanji and Furigana. Included: • 8 X Time v

These crosswords, find a words and mix and match activities cover the vocabulary for describing family members in Japanese, Romaji and English. Each set covers the formal and the polite versions (for describing someone else’s family). Students can work at their own pace. Great for homework, or as a warm-up, plough back or revision activity. Included: • 2 X Family members find a words • 2 X Family member crosswords • 2 X Jigsaw matchup activities: identifying family members • Answer keys

1 X Japanese counting card set (colour) 1-15, 20-25, 30-35, 100-105, 110-115, 200-205, 210-215, 300-305, 310-315, 1000-1005, 1010-1115, 1110-1115, 1200-1205, 1210-1215, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 10 000, 20 000, 30 000, 40 000 and 50 000.Kanji, Hiragana, Romaji and English are on each bunting/cardCan be used as display cards for word walls, bunting, or as unusual flashcardsI also have two other versions available: Set 1: Kanji and EnglishSet 2: Kanji, Hiragana and EnglishYou may also like some of m

Teach students how to describe their favourite foods and drinks with these reading and writing activities. There are 26 grammar patterns that cover how to say 'I want', 'I think', 'Let's', 'I like/don't like', 'because' (providing reasons), 'I will (eat/drink) it and see'/ 'I will try it', 'my number one favourite is' etc. All answers are included, can be used for distance learning. This packet is suitable for high school students, from junior all the way up to senior school students and adults