Haruichiban

Unit 2: Awareness
 Chapter 4: Planning a Japanese Culture Week

Reference

National Standards (5C)

Communication Cultures Connections Comparisons Communities

Interpersonal

  • Telephone conversation

Interpretive

  • Simple messages and lists
    • Fliers
    • Schedule of events
  • Reading proposals

Presentational

  • Committee meeting and presentation
  • Event proposals
  • Fliers for Japanese cultural week
  • Posters for Japanese culture week
  • Social Studies (Japan)
  • Mathematics (addition and subtraction)
  • Awareness of culture
  • Japanese arts and martial arts
  • Game & Song
    • Traditional Japanese board and card games

Language

  • Related languages topics

Pronunciation

  • Vowel quality

Kanji and kana

  • Long vowels in hiragana
  • Japanese cultural week

Linguistic Information

Vocabulary Strategy Highlights Form Assessments

Notional

  • Telephone terms
  • Time
    • Minutes
    • Relative time きょう、あした、あさって
  • Japanese arts
    • Fine arts
    • Performing arts
    • Japanese martial arts
  • School items
  • Facial parts
  • Kanji: 火、水、木、金、土、分、年、本、学、先、生

Functional

  • Describing daily activities
  • Useful words for writing event proposals
  • Frequency of action
  • Terms for calculation
    • Addition and subtraction
  • Japanese system of counting
  • Expressing existence
  • Expressing possession

Affective

  • Awareness
    • awareness of culture

Cognitive

  • Awareness
    • awareness of one's actions
  • Self-monitoring comprehension while listening or reading

Language

  • Changing topics and ending conversation

Grammar/Function

  • Describing motions with reference to direction or destination
    – e/ni verb. (ie. – e/ni ikimasu.)
  • Describing actions
    – o verb. (ie. – o tabemasu.)
  • Negating motions and actions
    – masen.
  • Indicating time of action
    – Time ni (ie. nichiyoobi ni)
  • Structure of the Japanese sentence
    • Topic and comment
    • Basic word order
  • Basic particles
  • Self-assessment
  • Peer assessment
  • Sum up
  • Portfolio assessment

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