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| LANGUAGE |
| Saying
Japanese numbers and classifiers. |
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| PREPARATION |
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| PROCEDURE
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| Group
Work |
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form groups of 4 ~ 6 and each group is given a dice
and a score sheet. Who goes first in each group can
be decided by じゃんけん.
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first player throws the dice and says the number out
loud in Japanese. If the star (*)
comes up, the students can call any number they choose. |
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rest of the group listen to see if the number is read
correctly. The number is then recorded on the score
sheet. When each member of the group has had five turns,
the points are tallied and the highest score wins. |
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| VARIATIONS |
| (1) |
When
students are familiar with numbers 1-9, they can throw
two dice at once and make numbers from 10 to 99. With
three dice they can advance to numbers 100-999. |
| (2) |
If
students are learning numbers in kanji, dice made from
Kanji Number Sheet
(C) can be used for the above activities.
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| (3) |
If
students are learning classifiers, dice can be made
of these from Classifier Sheets (D)
and (E). Students throw a number dice
and a classifier dice together and call out that combination
of number and classifier. If the star (*)comes
up, the students can use a classifier of their choice.
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| Number
Sheet A |
Score
Sheet B |
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| Kanji
Number Sheet C |
Classifier
Sheet D |
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| Classifier
Sheet E |
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