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Obento made by Hyohei... our new assistant teacher in Japanese

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Obento made by Hyohei... our new assistant teacher in Japanese

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Hyohei Shimoda has been busy in the kitchen! Yummy Obento!
We look forward to Hyohei Sensei joining us in term 2.

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Obento is Japanese food in a lunch box. Last year our ELC students all made Obento in class. It was a very yummy lesson! Try making obento yourself and bring it to school to show your friends.

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Do you like sushi? This is a banquet!

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I wonder if you could give this a try?

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There are many ways to tie n obi (waist sash) when wearing a kimono. Junko showed us this way (below). This style is very popular.

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Junko Sensei has shown us the correct way to wear a kimono. Although we didn't have 'real' kimonos we used we had lots of fun with these simple versions. Tying the 'obi' (waist sash) was the most interesting part... they are very complicated!

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Just type in 'punipuni' into youtube and you will find endless lessons in simple format for beginners in Japanese... lots of fun and easy to learn.

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天ぷら (tempura) is a Japanese dish of seafood or vegetables that have been battered and fried

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What have you caught Totoro?

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Amazing art work of Koi, representative of peace and also strength.

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Which fruit and Vegetables do you like?

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The year of the monkey!

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Creator: Skinner Sensei

Every week we learn interesting, fascinating, amazing and unusual things about Japan, it's langauge and it's culture.

This padelt will be updated and adjusted regularly as an extra resource for students and parents to access.

I hope you enjoy exploring this fun filled PADLET .

Learning Japanese is... 素晴らしい(subarashii), wonderful, marvelous!

If you have questions or comments you can talk to me at school or send me an email.

tskinner@encounter.sa.edu.au

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Review: Roger Ebert, Dec 23, 2001.

Here is a children's film made for the world we should live in, rather than the one we occupy. A film with no villains. No fight scenes. No evil adults. No fighting between the two kids. No scary monsters. No darkness before the dawn. A world that is benign. A world where if you meet a strange towering creature in the forest, you curl up on its tummy and have a nap.

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In Japanese Language the days of the week each have a meaning or story connected to them.

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Try this... walk around your house pointing to colours you see and saying them in Japanese!... give it a go.

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Which is your favourite animal?