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TV Programs for Japanese Classrooms 1-3 |
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 (L61a
for tape #1, L61b for tape # 2&3)
NHK TV Programs for Japanese Classrooms VHS-PAL 59, 50 & 10
min.
Japanese/English bilingual Teachers' manuals included.
The main purpose of this video series is to learn spoken Japanese
language, but also to gain an understanding of Japan as a foreign
culture by watching NHK TV programs. Scenarios, lyrics, sample
classroom activities and grammar notes are all presented in
the bilingual Teacher's manual.
Each program is recorded twice on the tapes (except tape Minna
no uta);
the first take is the original version, the second take is with
English subtitles.
The contents of the video programs
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Drama
"Rokubanme no Sayoko"  |
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A school myth about "Sayoko" has been handed down in a
certain junior high school. Every three years, a student
designated by the previous Sayoko secretly carries out
Sayoko's promises, and the results determine whether life
at the school will go well or badly... Will you be able
to figure out who the real Sayoko is? |
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Animation "Azuki-chan"  |
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Story about a very ordinary girl in her fifth year of
primary school, called "Azuki-chan" by her friends. One
day Azuki's brother Daizu was witnessed ride on a motorbike
with an adult. This becomes a big fuss as Daizu has been
considered kidnapped. The person on the bike is a friend
of Azuki's mother who used to be her touring companion.
Their mother promised their father that she would stop
riding motorbikes, but they urge her to go out on the
motorbike with her friend, just on Mother's Day... |
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Minna no uta  |
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A
program of long-life and beloved by people in all ages.
Two children songs are played in 5 minutes on the actual
TV show. This video contains 3 songs. Let's sing along!
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| We have
set a special 90-day loan period
for this material for your convenience. If you are interested
in borrowing this material, please use the form available from
our library website in PDF format or e-mail us on library@jpf.org.au
with your fax number. |
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original package is a box full of teaching aids such as
picture cards, maps, charts etc. We have divided them
into 8 separate library items for teachers' use. |
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Hiragana Practice Sheets811.5 ALC |
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Katakana
Practice Sheets 811.5 ALC |
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Kanji
Practice Sheets 811.2 ALC |
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Sample
handout sheets to study reading/writing Japanese characters.
Kanji sheets cover 50 Kanjis selected from the Japanese
Language Proficiency Test level 4. |
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 Wallpaper
Chart Set 810.725 ALC
A set of useful wallpaper charts for the Japanese classroom.
It consists of Hiragana & Katakana charts in A1 size,
Japan & World maps in A1 and 2 types of calendars in A3
size. |
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 Situation
Karuta 810.725 ALC
A game kit, suitable for relatively small groups.
The teacher reads written expressions that cover basic
functions and grammatical items in Japanese, and students
look for the matching picture cards. |
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Kana
& Number Cards 810.725 ALC |
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A
set of Hiragana, Katakana and Numbers (1~100, 0, 00, 000
& decimal point) |
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Vocabulary
Picture Cards 810.725 ALC |
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2 different sizes of cards with different functions are
included in this set. Small A5 cards represent single
words while Large A4 sheets represent the collective words
from the same category such as body parts, family members
and sports. |
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Hand
Signs & Clock 810.725 ALC |
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These signs may be helpful to define which role you are
playing when you read a dialogue. This paddle set can
be used for various situations such as quiz game. An analogue
clock board is also included in this set. |
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