[L2] Unit 2: Activity 4: Listen
Things Friends Like to Do れんしゅう: Listen to _ and answer the comprehension questions below. New Word Bank:
School events
[L2] Unit 2: Activity 3: Vocabulary
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[L2] Unit 2: Project Warm-up
Text Message れんしゅう: Read the text message between Akari and Heba, then answer the comprehension questions below.
[L2] Unit 2: Activity 2: Listen
School Announcements れんしゅう: Listen to the announcements about the school events and answer the comprehension questions below. New Word Bank: れんらく Message, contact がんばってください Good luck. Do your best. Announcement 1 Announcement 2
[L2] Unit 2: Activity 1: Vocabulary
れんしゅう: Read about the events that take place throughout the Japanese school year. Then take the comprehension quiz based on the timeline.
Unit 2: Lesson 3: Find approximately how long an event lasts
EQ: In what ways do Japanese schools build community? Lesson Goals In this lesson, you will learn how to state the approximate length of an event or activity. 運動会（うんどうかい・Sports Day) is an annual event held in autumn at all levels of schools throughout Japan. On this day, students take part in a variety of athletic …
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Unit 2: Lesson 2: Find the approximate start and end time of an event
EQ: In what ways do Japanese schools build community? Lesson Goals In this lesson, you will learn how to say an approximate time for when an event or activity begins and ends. 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 …
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Unit 2: Lesson 1: Talk about events held in certain locations
EQ: In what ways do Japanese schools build community? Lesson Goals In this lesson, you will learn different types of school events and how to state where the events will take place. Soccer or football is one of the most popular sports among the Japanese. High school soccer is no exception. Get started by learning …
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Unit 3: Lesson 3: Discussing cultural club activities
EQ: How is “individuality” defined in Japan? Starting Points non-past negative い and な adjectives Japanese high schools offer club activities that are based on traditional culture, including tea ceremony, flower arrangement and calligraphy. Traditional sports clubs are kendo, judo and karate. There are no new kanji for this lesson. This is a good time …
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Unit 3: Activity 2: Listen
Club Activities at School れんしゅう: The students are talking about different club activities offered in their Japanese school. Look at the three illustrations and then listen to the three dialogues. Then complete the comprehesion question below. Illustration A Illustration B Illustration C Dialogue #1: Dialogue #2: Dialogue #3: