EQ: In what ways do Japanese schools build community? Starting Points Learn how to state an activity that you like to do. Culture Point: In Japanese secondary schools, there is typically a 10-minute break between classes. Since students stay in the same classroom throughout the school day, they are able to use this time for …
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EQ: In what ways do Japanese schools build community? Starting Points Learn how to speak casually with your friends, using the plain form of non-past positive verbs Culture Point: Japanese high schools have winter, spring and summer vacations, but usually not a fall vacation due to the trimester system. Kanji Practice: Complete the worksheet while watching …
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EQ: In what ways do Japanese schools build community? Starting Points Learn how to speak casually with your friends, using the plain form of non-past positive verbs. Culture Point: In Japanese, there are formal and informal speech levels which depends on with whom you are talking. Kanji Practice: Complete the worksheet while watching the videos to …
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うんどう会のれんしゅうは ３時間半ぐらいしました。 Practice for sports day lasted about three and a half hours.I studied for the test for about two hours. うんどう会のれんしゅうは ３時間半ぐらいしました。 Practice for sports day lasted about three and a half hours.ヤン(A)：へえ、そうですか。 New Kanji Reading 何時間 なんじかん うんどう会 うんどうかい れんしゅう：Practice the dialogue by replacing the underlined word with the time and verb to begin or …
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Worksheet Submission Throughout this unit you have completed on the kanji worksheet and grammar workbook. Upload them to the assignment below.
EQ: In what ways do Japanese schools build community? Starting Points Learn how to say an approximate time for when an event or activity begins and/or ends. Culture Point: 文化祭（ぶんかさい・Culture Festival(s)) are annual events held at middle and high schools throughout Japan. At the festivals, students’ learning is on display in each of the classrooms, including …
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EQ: In what ways do Japanese schools build community? Starting Points State where events take place using particle で Culture Point: Football (known as soccer in America) is one of the most popular sports in Japan. Football is one of the most popular sports in high school too. Kanji Practice: Complete the worksheet while watching the …
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Things Friends Like to Do れんしゅう: Listen to _ and answer the comprehension questions below. New Word Bank:
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Text Message れんしゅう: Read the text message between Akari and Heba, then answer the comprehension questions below.