Friday, October 30, 2009

October 30, 2009 An Eight Period Day

Friday: October 30, 2009 An Eight Period Day



JAPANESE 3 -- First period

Writing practice making signs to welcome incoming Osaka group

Homework:
Postponed quiz on verbs―――たい and adjectives ---そう、Plus kanji above.





REMINDER:
Sentence-ending conjugations for い adjectives:
――い です、――よくない です、――かった です、 ――くなかった です。
Sentence ending conjugations for な adjectives : 
――です、――じゃない です {Or で は ありません}、――でした、 ――じゃなかった です {Or で は ありませんでした}

{Explanation for talking about kanji:
{Kanji compound example –人口
{えい語 で いみ は Population という こと です。
{かんじ は 「ひと」 の じん と くち の 「こう」 です。}






JAPANESE 1 – Fifth period

Quiz on ひらがな  up to も + ん

Please give me (desired thing): {Desired thing}を ください。
New relational particle を。It follows the desired thing and tells us that, in this kind of sentence, it is a direct object. Actually,  ください means “give” as well as “please.”

Postponed homework collection to Monday:
Write the names of all classroom objects at least 5 times.
Besure you have made flashcards for all new ひらがな。

Hiragana writing practice: making signs for incoming Osaka group


Don’t forget kanji:
日、月、木、本
本 As “tree” plus mark indicating root or origin
Japan as “sun’s source” – 日本
にほん 日本
にほんご 日本語


Study!


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JAPANESE 2 -- Sixth period


Postpone collecting homework to Monday: ワークブックの十六ページ:B
目 め Eye
耳 みみ Ear
大きい Big おおきい
手 て Hand           
口 くち Mouth
足 あし Feet/legs

New song: “Head and shoulders knees and toes”
あたま、かた、ひざ、足、ひざ、あし
あたま、かた、ひざ、足、ひざ、あし
目 と 耳 と 口 と はな、
あたま、かた、ひざ、足、ひざ、足

Hiragana and kanji writing practice – welcome signs for incoming Osaka group.




Reminder: We all must be polite in the Japanese language classroom. Not only is it important in our lives in general – it is an essential part of Japanese culture. ください、おねがい します、ありがとう、すみません Are the most important words and phrases in Japanese.






JAPANESE 4 and AP – Seventh period

Procedures and artifacts for welcoming incoming group of Osaka – signs and other decorations – event planning

Handout from 2 Nakama workbook: pages 65 through 69 – start in class, finish for homework, hand in Monday.

Postponed to Monday: 2Nakama Ch 2
Pages 102-103 Read and prepare to ask and answer questions as directed.
Monday may discuss handout from 91/92 Resource materials: kanji and their categorizing portions, and handwritten seasonal greatings (with kanji)