Lesson 1
Lesson 1
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こども の 日
Kodomo no hi
May 5th
May 5th
Onamae wa kodomo no hi (Children's Day) desu. Nihon ni arimasu. Omoshiroi to tanoshii desu.
Onamae wa kodomo no hi (Children's Day) desu. Nihon ni arimasu. Omoshiroi to tanoshii desu.
Resources - origami paper, kabuto helmet, colouring pencils/markers.
Lesson 1 - Children's Day clip, make 'kabuto boushi' origami andecorate these. If time, read Kintaro story/ You Tube clip.
Jan Chalmer PDF - What is Children's Day?
Kintaro, a legendary boy known for his superhuman strength, is a significant figure in Japanese Children's Day (Kodomo no Hi), celebrated on May 5th. Families with boys often display Kintaro dolls or images, symbolizing wishes for their son to grow up strong and courageous, like the legendary hero. Kintaro is also a common theme in Children's Day decorations and festivities.
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Make 'koinobori'. Share clips - Giant carp streamer 'swims', Three Magic Charms.
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