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Japanese Color Names Sorting Cards and Boards

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Cover for Color Sorting Activity (Japanese), framed by two rows of colored pencils in rainbow order
Title page for a Japanese color-word sorting set
Japanese how-to-use steps: cut out picture cards, sort them by color on the boards, then ask the child what color each is
Teacher directions, including an optional sort by category
Color sorting board headed あか, オレンジ, き and みどり with color dots; children place red, orange, yellow and green cards below
First sorting mat: warm colors plus green
Color sorting board headed あお, むらさき, しろ and ちゃ with color dots; children place blue, purple, white and brown cards below
Second sorting mat: cool colors, white and brown
Cut-out picture cards labeled in Japanese: strawberry, orange, broccoli, carrot, banana, fire truck, persimmon and more
Cut apart for the red, orange, yellow and green columns
Cut-out picture cards labeled in Japanese: sky, lavender, milk, chocolate, blueberry, polar bear, deer, rice and more
Cards for the blue, purple, white and brown columns
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Grades

Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1

Types

Activities

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About This Product

Color Sorting Activity (Japanese) is a 16-card set of picture cards and 2 color sorting boards to help young learners practice identifying colors in Japanese. Students will cut out the picture cards showing familiar items like fruit, vehicles, animals, and clothing. Then they will sort each card onto one of the colored sorting boards categorized by the 8 colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, white and brown. As students match the picture cards to the appropriately colored sorting board, teachers can prompt them to name the color of each item in Japanese. This hands-on activity can be implemented in small groups or whole class to reinforce color words, matching skills, and fine motor development. The sorting boards can also be repurposed for additional categorical sorting opportunities. This versatile resource allows flexible implementation for early childhood Japanese language learners.

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1 PDF file with 6 pages.

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