When you were in school, did you learn a foreign language?
We are! Throughout the school, students are learning Japanese. Our sensei is Ms.
Akama. I LOVE Japanese--I think it’s fun!
My class has our Japanese lessons on Tuesdays. When we start, everyone stands up and says, "Akama Sensei Ohaiyo Gozaimasu" (Good Morning, Ms. Akama). During Japanese we learn how to read and write Hiragana (Japanese characters only for Japanese words).We also learn phrases, words, and sentences. Sometimes, Ms. Akama picks random people to stand up and she quizzes them.
My class has our Japanese lessons on Tuesdays. When we start, everyone stands up and says, "Akama Sensei Ohaiyo Gozaimasu" (Good Morning, Ms. Akama). During Japanese we learn how to read and write Hiragana (Japanese characters only for Japanese words).We also learn phrases, words, and sentences. Sometimes, Ms. Akama picks random people to stand up and she quizzes them.
Once in a while we would do
Origami (Japanese paper folding). Sometimes the origami can be a little
challenging, but there is always a good classmate to help you. This shows the
IB Learner Profile, CARING. Time flies so fast when you're having fun!
Students need to be
Risk-Takers. Why? A Risk-Taker is a person who tries new things and takes risks.
This applies to Japanese class because some brave students raise their hands
even if he or she might be wrong. Also, most students in our class might have
not learned Japanese before. So this is a new/different subject to them. Now
you know what happens during Japanese class.
By Jayde A. Mrs. Aimee Matsuura’s Class
Posted by Mrs. Aimee Matsuura's Class
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