In school, year 7 to 10 must do community and service (like volunteer, clean up) about 6 hours.
I knew some nearby primary school teaching the Japanese so I thought I can help the teaching by some materials (because Japanese is my first language).
I making the ‘Hiragana(like alphabet of Japanese)’ table. ‘Hiragana’ has 46 characters, so I drew 46 pictures of each word that containing the ‘Hiragana’.
Examples:
あ あめ – rain
い いえ – house
う うた – song
え えいご – English
お おか – hill
It was so hard work…. I never draw about 50 pictures in one day!!
That table is nearly finish making. I just need to arrange on a document 🙂
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This is a great idea! This year, my students will have an elective class in Chinese and I might suggests something similar to this to their teacher to help them learn the characters. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for comment 🙂
I’m so happy to my action is useful and utilising my idea to other action!
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What a great idea. It looks fabulous; colorful and appealing. It would be great if you could go to the primary school and talk to them in Japanese too.
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Thank you!
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Thanks a lor. I am approaching to Japanese and your table is helpful also if I am 28 :-).
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Hello, I’m really really sorry for not replying your comment for such a long time! Your comment made me delighted that my work is actually helping to learn Japanese 😀 Thank you so much for using it.
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