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Check out these 10 fun facts about Japan Culture for kids, with added information on having more hands on experiences and a free download of activities. Want to support your favorite, local bookstore?
A collection of lesson plans and worksheets from Teachnology that covers everything from Japanese culture, geography, the Haiku, and more. Japanese Children's Festivals (Y,M) Information on Girls' Day March 3rd, Children's Day May 5th, and 7-5-3 Festival November 11th.
The Japan Society has a range of free online resources to engage and inspire students and support teaching about Japan. Most resources are designed so they can be used without specialist equipment, or can be used in conjunction with our physical Loan Resources. You can Search Resources by Subject, Key Stage, Age, Resource Type or Keyword or ...
Japan activities are perfect to add to your kindergarten or first grade social studies lessons. Includes Mount Fugi craft, kid friendly sushi, and more.
Our Japan for Kids page will introduce children to popular Japanese words and explain fascinating Japanese traditions such as manga, origami, samurai and so much more
The Japanese culture has a rich and ancient history that spans centuries. From samurai to origami, it’s a fascinating topic to share with your children. Our kids are exposed to Japan from an early age via TV, video games, or franchises like Hello Kitty.
In this lesson, students will learn about giving as one of the '5 Ways of Wellbeing'. By looking at the example of O-soji (cleaning time at Japanese schools) students will consider the different ways we can give to, help, show appreciation, or thank others and explore the links between giving and its impact on positive wellbeing.
