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3回のセッションで、飛行機、カエル、日本の武士の兜を作ります。

Jay Kim, MA, MSc

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3 ライブミーティング

2 時間 15 分授業時間

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このクラスで学べること

In our three sessions, we will learn how to make a Japanese warrior helmet, a crane, and a box. I will teach you step-by-step. Students are welcome to stop me whenever things get too complicated!  This class is for Origami beginners.

学習到達目標

Students will discover what a piece of paper can be transformed.

Day 1:
We will find out how to make square Origami papers out of unwanted paper items.
Our first creation will be a Kabuto, a Japanese warrior helmet. If you want to actually wear it, using newspaper or big used wrapping paper would be suitable.

Day 2: 
We will make a crane (a type of bird). Please prepare at least two pieces of square paper.

Day 3:
We will make a box. Please prepare square papers.

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保護者へのお知らせ

If you think your child would feel more comfortable with your help, you are welcome to join.

受講に必要なもの

If you already have Origami square papers at home, you can use it. However, I would like to encourage students to recycle magazines, used gift wrapping paper, newspaper, etc. This will also teach us to understand the differences between various kinds of paper around us.

外部リソース

学習者は、Outschoolが提供する基本ツール以外のアプリやウェブサイトを使用する必要はありません。

Jay Kim, MA, MSc

参加しました May, 2020

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修士号 Meio Universityから

学士号 Waseda Universityから外国語へ

Hello!

I teach Japanese at Outschool.
Japanese spoken in the country differs slightly depending on the region. I teach with the one spoken in the Greater Tokyo area.

I have classes for different levels:

PreA1 (Total Beginners)
A1-1 (for beginners with some knowledge of Japanese words or phrases)
A1-2 (for beginners who can write and read sentences with hiragana and katakana)
A2 (for elementary-level learners who can speak simple phrases comfortably)
B1  (for intermediate-level learners who can exchange opinions in Japanese)

To give you a rough idea of your levels:

CEFR              JLPT
A1 - A2    =        N5
A2           =         N4
B1           =         N3

*CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
*JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test offered by the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchange and Services)

I have experience teaching children, college students, and adults in different classroom settings.

Learning new languages widens our perspectives. My classes will help you make new friends and find something interesting in Japan.

Along with studying the language, we will learn several aspects of Japanese culture. I prefer my classes to be interactive, and I welcome various questions from learners.

I am looking forward to meeting you at one of my classes!