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1 on 1 / Private Tutoring for Japanese 1- AP Japanese (25 Min)
Session 1 - Japanese for Kidz II
Jasmine Burnett
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(358)
This a 12-week Japanese course for enthusiastic learners who have completed Japanese for Kidz I (Sessions 1-5). Students will gain greater confidence in speaking, reading, and writing in Japanese and take their skills to the next level.
Class experience
In this 12-week Japanese course for enthusiastic learners who have completed Japanese for Kidz I (Sessions 1-5), we will begin the textbook, Japanese For Young People II. Over the course of twelve lessons, students will continue on their Japanese language journey by learning verbs that express existence. Students will also learn a build on vocabulary they learned in the previous text: school vocabulary, counters, location markers (up, down, under, over etc.) The workbook will also be used...
This class is taught in Japanese.
Jasmine-sensei has nearly 25 years experience teaching English and Japanese as a second language to students of all ages around the world. In addition, Jasmine-sensei lived over sixteen years in Japan in the Kansai and Kanto area, and spent much of her time while there studying Japanese in formal settings as well as independently. Jasmine-sensei's journey with the Japanese language started when she went to Japan on a homestay at sixteen years of age for a semester in 1992. Japanese is still one of her greatest passions, and she continues to actively study Japanese (independently and with a mentor) with the goal of providing the best instruction and experience for her students.
Homework Offered
As language learning requires review and practice, students will be expected to do any homework in the classroom to support their learning and fluency. Typically, students will have links and videos to watch as well as written work. Now, with the added component of KANJI, students will be encouraged to practice KANJI as well during the week.1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
Students will need to purchase the following textbooks that are available for a reasonable price on Amazon. Students who live outside of the United States will want to purchase their materials as soon as possible. (**These texts will be used over the course of 4-5 Sessions.**) Japanese for Young People II Student Book (Orange) Learn more: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1568364598/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_SHGZKH879V2DXKSTXW90 Japanese for Young People II Kanji Workbook (Orange) Learn more: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1568364253/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_EW4KKP9XYMD2AQDV6MKZ
Japanese for Kidz language classes use a variety of websites and sources. Any websites that are not on the approved list of sources, will only be used live during class. About QUIZLET: Quizlet.com is a flashcard based review platform that includes games and other types of activities/tests. It is not necessary to have a Quizlet account to access the flashcards. However, if a student wants to compete in games and have their scores recorded, a free account will be required. Quizlets will be given as homework as well as reviewed in class and are an integral part of the Japanese for Kidz curriculum. KAHOOTS are typically only played in class. However, there are times a KAHOOT may be assigned as homework. There is no need to make am account to play KAHOOTS. One thing to note is that students have to log in to kahoot.it on a separate browser or device in order to play. YouTube is an invaluable resource for language learners. All content in assigned videos has been reviewed by the teacher and deemed age appropriate for students. However, the teacher can not confirm that all content by each YouTube Channel will be appropriate, therefore, students should only watch videos that are put in the classroom.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(358)
Konnichiwa! My name is Jasmine. You can call me Jasmine-sensei ("sensei" means teacher in Japanese). I offer a variety of Japanese courses for young people that are interactive, fun, and challenging.
About ME:
My history with Japanese... Group Class
$230
for 12 classes1x per week, 12 weeks
50 min
Completed by 25 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-14
3-7 learners per class
