1. Learned the next five hiragana: sa, shi, su, se, so. さしすせそ。
2. played a memory game with all the hiragana we've learned so far.
3. finished the unit 1 lesson 2 core lesson. Learned how to ask "what is this?" and how to say some is not doing something.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Day 14 - Quiz #3
We took Quiz #3. Come see me if you missed it.
We then learned about Shikoku from Quan.
Then started on Lesson 2 in Rosetta Stone. Lots of new vocabulary words in this one:
tamago - egg
pan - bread
neko - cat
uma - horse
gohan - rice
ringo - apple
sandoicchi - sandwich
unten shite imasu - driving
sakana - fish
nete imasu - sleeping
motte imasu - holding
katte imasu - holding a living thing
aruite imasu - walking
jitensha - bicycle
kuruma - car
inu - dog
____ imasen - not doing
____ ka - question
moichido - one more time
yukkuri - slowly
pen - pen
otona - adult
kodomo - child
koohii - coffee
gyuunyuu - milk
We then learned about Shikoku from Quan.
Then started on Lesson 2 in Rosetta Stone. Lots of new vocabulary words in this one:
tamago - egg
pan - bread
neko - cat
uma - horse
gohan - rice
ringo - apple
sandoicchi - sandwich
unten shite imasu - driving
sakana - fish
nete imasu - sleeping
motte imasu - holding
katte imasu - holding a living thing
aruite imasu - walking
jitensha - bicycle
kuruma - car
inu - dog
____ imasen - not doing
____ ka - question
moichido - one more time
yukkuri - slowly
pen - pen
otona - adult
kodomo - child
koohii - coffee
gyuunyuu - milk
day 11-13
We continued to work on presentations, as well as the individual Rosetta Stone lessons. By now everyone should have completed the following sections of lesson 1:
Pronunciation
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Review
On Wed. and Thurs. we watched a film called Tora San.
Each student then made a list of 5 questions the film raised about life in Japan, and 5 unique things they noticed about Japanese Culture, as well as a list of any words they recognized.
Monday, March 21, 2011
day 10- presentation signup
Today everyone signed up for presentations. Here's what we got so far:
Samurai - Myke
Ninja - Forrest
Japanese Princess - Aime
Emperors - Gabby
Ainu - Brighton
Kimono / Fashion - Kylie
Manga - Brittany
Kendo - Quan
Japanese Art - Erin
Oni/Demons are real - Brandon
For the first step, make a list of 10 questions you want to find out about related to your topic. Then proceed to find the answers to those questions.
Each presentation should either be a powerpoint, a pbs style documentary, or an instructional video. If it's a powerpoint, it should have at least 10 slides with pictures, and links to at least two video clips. If it's a video, it should be at least 5 minutes long.
Most of all, have fun, and keep it entertaining while you teach us about these subjects!
Mecha kucha yorokonde iru, yo!
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Day 9 - Quiz #2
1. Took quiz #2. You can't download that, though, cuz it's a quiz.
2. Filled in the blanks on the map of Japan.
3. Practiced bowing and introducing ourselves to each other, using the following words:
Hajimemashite.
___my_name____ desu.
Dozou Yoroshiku.
2. Filled in the blanks on the map of Japan.
3. Practiced bowing and introducing ourselves to each other, using the following words:
Hajimemashite.
___my_name____ desu.
Dozou Yoroshiku.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Day 8 -
1- Rosetta stone unit 1 lesson 1 of reading and listening. practiced writing the words otokonoko and onnanoko in hiragana. Here's how: おとこのこ おんなのこ
Get ready for quiz tomorrow!
Get ready for quiz tomorrow!
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Day 7 - Introductions
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