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Try Christmas Ball Name Craft Activity (Hiragana & Katakana)Snowman Name Craft Winter Activity Christmas Classroom Displayto extend your activity!! Help your students discover how their names look in Japanese! This fun and easy-to-use resource teaches how to write foreign names using katakana, the Japanese writing system used for non-Japanese words and names. Perfect for language lessons, multicultural units, international week, substitute plans, or quick engagement activities. What’s Included

Bring Japanese culture to life in your February lessons with this engaging Setsubun Vocabulary Worksheet Pack! Designed for young learners, beginners, and Japanese language classes, this resource introduces students to essential Setsubun vocabulary while building confidence in hiragana reading, writing, and comprehension. With 12 beautifully designed flash cards featuring English translations and alphabet-style Japanese pronunciation, students can easily learn key words such as せつぶん、まめ、おに、おには

This Ema Wishing Plaque Activity Pack is an easy and engaging way for students to learn about Japanese New Year traditions while writing their goals and wishes. The pack includes a variety of templates that are simple to use and great for crafting, writing, and classroom displays. 1. Teaching TipsIntroduce Ema (絵馬) as Japanese wooden wishing plaques used during New Year. Students write a wish or goal and decorate their plaque. Display finished ema on a bulletin board to create a beautiful class

Bring culture, vocabulary, and writing practice together with this comprehensive Japanese learning worksheet set based on the 12 Zodiac Animals (十二支 / じゅうにし). Designed for beginner learners, young students, and Japanese language classrooms, this pack supports reading, writing, and vocabulary development through a wide variety of activities. This resource is ideal for New Year lessons, animal vocabulary units, and Japanese culture projects. What’s Included:1. 12 Zodiac Animals Vocabulary Fl