<Supplies for Japanese Class>
1.
Textbook:
Obentoo 1 (6th/7th grade) and
Obentoo 2 (8th grade),
Cheng & Tsui, 1999 (Replacement cost: $37.95)
2. Black
pens and pencils
4. 3-ring
binder with dividers and notebook papers
5. 1
composition notebook
6. 2
dry erase markers (for student’s personal use)
7. Colored
markers or pencils
8. 2-3
index cards (100, 3”x5”)
9.
Japanese dictionary for home use (*optional, see below)
Kodansha's Furigana Japanese-English, English-Japanese Dictionary. By
Kodansha. $37.80.
Random House Japanese-English, English-Japanese Pocket Dictionary. By
Random House. $6.95. (Useful if you want to bring to class.)
<How
to organize a Japanese binder> (3-hole binder) Organization is one of the important
keys to success.
In Japanese class, Johnson sensei will provide lots
of handouts to assist you in understanding or practicing the materials better.
So, please keep and organize all the handouts in
your binder as below: 6th
grade 7th
grade 8th
grade Cover/front of your binder Write
日本語and your name Same as 6th grade Same as 6th grade Divider 1 Write “Syllabus & Charts”—put syllabus, Hiragana &
Katakana chart, Kanji chart, and useful expressions. Same as 6th grade Same as 6th grade Divider 2 Write “Basic information” Write
六年生のリビュー Write
六/七年生のリビュー Divider 3 Write “ひらがな” Write ”カタカナ” Write “ユニット十一” Divider 4 Write “Unit
一” Write “ユニット六” Write “ユニット一” Divider 5 Write “Unit二” Write “ユニット七” Write “ユニット二” Divider 6 Write “Unit
三” Write “ユニット八” Write “ユニット三” Divider 7 Write “Unit四” Write “ユニット九” Divider 8 Write “Unit
五” Write “ユニット十” Please contact Johnson sensei if you have any
problems organizing the binder!