This workbook is a history of my trips to Japan with my studetns from 2000
and 2008.
"from the e-Office
of Fumiko Tachibana"
If you are interested in using this workbook, please contact me. I will show
you how to use "it"in the classroom
Also the students can get the hiragana/katakana/kanji images to play in the
nintendo in addition to the workbook.
The concept is fun and very educational but so far I have no way to introduce
this fun idea!
Email
IJapanese Workbook Part 1 Japanese
Workbook Part 2
ISBN: 0-9778622-2-4 ISBN
0-9778622-3-2
S o far this has been printed for the students I teach at Palomar School only.
.
If you are interested in staying with your students in where we stayed, please
let me know.
The true totoro's forest is near. fumiko
tachibana
Come
to "Study Kanji Radicals"
Tachibana
sensei's hiragana map
If you are interested in staying with your students in where we stayed,
please let me know.
The totoro's forest is near. fumiko
tachibana
If you are interested in staying with your students in where
we stayed, please let me know.
The totoro's forest is near. fumiko
tachibana
hiragana page
"Kanji Hakase=Doctor" mastered 2000 kanji in May 2008. He just graduated
from high school (18 at last) and works at sushi restaurant
in Escondido (to eat free sushi!JK) He kindly asked me to give away the kanji
flash cards he has created in zip file. They are designed to passJapanese proficiency
2 kyuu. We will hopefully plan to create flash cards for 4 kyuu in the near
future! He is also interested in the Japanese ancient language. Come visit Wyatt
Talk in the near future!
わ
is interpreted as 輪、和、倭、話, etc. Circle,
Harmony, Japanse, Dialogue, etc.
Nice image of the world in our dreams. い
is a gentle shape of a palm of your hand
in my imagination, which will gently caress the heart of all of us.
わ and い put together is わいわい.
That means lively sounds of students enjoying
learning Japanese here, there & everywhere. ^_^
Treva's original picture!
Braden
Goddard was in Tokyo two years after the trip to Japan in 2003.
at Ghibli Museum
One of the delights of traveling in Japan is eating! Everything tastes good
to me. We have a good food culture.
If you are interested in staying with your students in where we stayed, please
let me know.
The totoro's forest is near. fumiko
tachibana
Thank you, Mr. Fox! (on the left)
Don, Rosendo, Zach, Eric, Kasey, NIck, Wyatt, Holly, Wendy, Ryan, David, Shannon
and Mr. Nagayama.
Kakunodate is called Little Kyoto with much substance in a small
village and less people. Very pretty!
ハンサムなひと
There are several
types of Genkoyoshi. Dolphins, Ninja, formal, "authentic" one, etc.
Come to this page and take what you need. http://faculty.palomar.edu/ftachibana/about_genkoyoshi.htm
(c)
Hello
from Fumko Tachibana
Email
mailto:natto_hime@yahoo.com
I would like to hear
from you! ^_^
Fumiko the Natto
