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Bring a touch of Japan to your Christmas classroom celebrations with this fun and unique coloring craft! Students can explore Japanese culture while decorating their own Christmas tree with beautifully illustrated, Japanese-themed Christmas ball designs. Perfect for art lessons, cultural activities, or holiday centers. What’s Included:(Black-and-white for coloring) Bamboo and crane with Mt. Fuji background – Full-sized and Two-in-OneA person wearing a kimono with cherry blossom background – Ful

Includes 3 Bestselling Japanese-Themed Name & Coloring Crafts + BONUS Gingerbread Coloring by Words!Bring culture, creativity, and festive fun into your classroom this December with this value-packed Japanese Holiday Craft Bundle! Perfect for Japanese language teachers, ESL/EAL classrooms, cultural units, and winter craft days — this bundle gives you everything you need for engaging, hands-on activities that practice Hiragana/Katakana while celebrating the holiday season. With beautifully illu

Let’s Make a Japanese New Year’s Card (Nengajo) Craft WorksheetsCelebrate the Japanese New Year in your classroom with this fun and educational craft activity! Students can explore Japanese culture while designing and creating their own New Year’s cards (年賀状 / nengajo) — a traditional way to say “Happy New Year!” in Japan. This hands-on activity helps students learn about Japanese customs, practice fine motor skills, and express creativity through coloring and writing. Perfect for art, languag

What’s Included✔️ Setsubun Activity Oni mask & Masu Craft1. Teaching TipsStep-by-step explanation of the Mamemaki (bean-throwing) festivalHow to play, materials, cultural meaning, and classroom tips2. Oni Face Masks2 color-in Oni mask templates3 full-color Oni mask templatesInstructions for assembling wearable masks3. Masu (Bean Box)1 color-in Masu template1 full-color Masu templateFolding & gluing guide with symbol explanations✔️ Setsubun Vocabulary Worksheet12 Setsubun Flash CardsEach card inc

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

Discover Japanese culture while building language skills with this comprehensive Shichi-Go-San worksheet set! Perfect for Grades 4 and up or beginner-level learners, this resource integrates visual learning, reading, writing, and speaking practice across nine engaging activities and a set of colorful vocabulary flash cards. Students will explore key Shichi-Go-San (7-5-3 Festival) vocabulary through fun, structured tasks that support recognition, recall, and real-world language use. What’s

Bring Japanese culture to life in your classroom with this fun and engaging Setsubun Craft & Activity Pack! Perfect for language classes, cultural lessons, social studies, or a seasonal hands-on project, this resource introduces students to the Japanese Setsubun tradition through creative, easy-to-use templates. Students will enjoy coloring, cutting, building, and learning as they make their own Oni face masks and Masu (bean boxes)—then use them to play the traditional Mamemaki bean-throwin

Japanese Instagram Profile Worksheet – All About Me Activity | Ready-to-Use Template, Blank Template & ExampleLooking for a creative, no-prep activity to help students introduce themselves in Japanese? This Instagram Profile “All About Me” Worksheet is a fun and engaging resource that encourages learners to practice self-introductions in an authentic, social media-inspired format. With a ready-to-use template, a blank template, and a filled-in example, students can easily model, create, and sha

A meaningful SEL + cultural learning activity for New Year or Back-to-School!This Daruma Goal-Setting Craft is a fun, reflective, and culturally rich activity where students write their goals and decorate their own Daruma—Japan’s symbol of perseverance and good luck. Perfect for notebooks, bulletin boards, and New Year goal-setting lessons! What’s Included 1. “What is Daruma?” Culture Explanation Page Kid-friendly explanation of what a Daruma is Meaning of the blank eyes Why people fill in

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

This set of 36 Japanese–English School Words Flash Cards is perfect for introducing everyday classroom vocabulary in a fun and meaningful way. Designed for beginner learners, each card includes a clear picture, the Japanese word written in hiragana or katakana, an alphabet-style pronunciation guide, and the English translation—making it easy for students to understand, practice, and memorize new words. These cards cover essential school items, places, actions, and people, including: えんぴつ,

Make your classroom festive and educational with this fun Christmas-themed Japanese name craft! Students create their own Christmas tree or wreath decorated with Hiragana or Katakana Christmas balls to spell their names — perfect for December bulletin boards, writing centers, and Japanese language lessons. What’s Included1. Name Examples List (English → Katakana)A ready-made reference chart showing common English names converted into Katakana. • Supports students who are new to Japanese writ

Snowman Name Craft (Japanese Version)A fun and engaging winter activity for teaching Japanese letters! Make learning Japanese extra fun with this hands-on Snowman Name Craft! Students build their own personalized snowman by using Hiragana or Katakana letter snowballs to spell their names. Perfect for Japanese classes, world language lessons, ESL classrooms, and winter-themed activities. This craft encourages letter recognition, name building, fine-motor practice, and creativity—all in one easy

Japanese Halloween Vocabulary Worksheet Set | 6 Activities + Flash CardsCelebrate Halloween while building Japanese language skills with this comprehensive worksheet set! Perfect for Grades 4 and up, the Japanese Halloween Vocabulary Worksheet Set combines visual learning, reading, writing, and speaking practice across six engaging activities and a set of colorful flash cards. Students will explore key Halloween vocabulary through fun, structured tasks designed to support recognition, recall