Japanese 1A
Japanese 1A
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Yearlong
Prerequisite: None
Japanese 1B
Japanese 1B
Yearlong
Prerequisite: Japanese 1A
Japanese Alphabets
Japanese Alphabets
We learn how to read and write three sets of alphabets. Games help us to remember the new characters!
Authentic Materials
Authentic Materials
We use various materials, such as ads, to practice our Japanese skills.
Japanese Holidays
Japanese Holidays
We learn about different holidays and customs. Here, we made rabbit origami for Tsukimi, or the moon viewing festival.
Rajio Taisoo
Rajio Taisoo
We break up the long block periods by doing "radio exercise" and learning how to sing songs in Japanese.
Japanese Food
Japanese Food
We make (and eat!) Japanese food in class. Here, we made onigiri, or rice balls.
Our Sister City
Our Sister City
The mayor of Tsuchiura visited JLS to celebrate the 15-year anniversary of the sister-city relationship with Palo Alto. Students have the option to participate in an annual exchange program!
Japanese Language Education in CA_Final (2).pdf
Quotes from McHale Sensee's students about the Japanese program at JLS!
"This will be one of the best experiences of learning when you pick this course." -1A Student, 7th
"The Japanese program has been a fun experience and I would highly recommend taking the class." -1A Student, 8th
"This class helps you a lot on learning how to speak, write, and read in Japanese." -1A Student, 7th
"It's very fun because you get to communicate with others in Japanese." -1B Student, 8th
"We do multiple activities and not only learn Japanese, but the history and culture of it. It is also a very inclusive and interesting class." -1B Student, 8th
"It's one of the best classes since you get to learn an amazing language that helps you fill out your language requirements in high school. It also is an amazing elective choice if you like anime or manga. And you get to make rice balls and watch movies." -1B Student, 8th
"I think that Japanese can be very fun if you're committed to learning the language/culture. Personally, I've loved learning about Japan. The fact that it can be difficult makes me feel good about what I know now." -1B Student, 8th
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