japanese summercamp program

8/12/2019 Japanese Summercamp Program

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Designed to facilitate your camp by introducing you to conversational systems on various themesthat you encounter while traveling:booking a

hotel, shopping, getting directions,using the phone,making friends, andmany more.

Japanese Language

Summer Camp Program

Classes for Adult

Classes for Kid

A week-long day camp immerses chil-

dren in Japaneselanguage and culture.

The week of summer fun helps kids

develop language skills at the magical

age when their minds are most open

to it. They learn quickly and easily

through experience, and retain what

they learn for life.



Instead of memorizing phrases, learn basic “patterns ofconversation” that you can

apply to a variety of circumstances.

Practical travel tips and cultural orientation arehighlighted.

The Concept

Adult Program

1st

Day Japanese Tradional Paper Cra (Origami) 2

nd

Day

Role Play : Shopping

3rd

Day Japanese Wring Art (Shodo) 4

th Day Role Play : Using The Phone

5th

Day Make a Wish in Tanabata Fesval 6

th

Day Role Play : Asking Transportaon 7

th Day Karuta Games

8th

Day Role Play : Direcon 9

th Day Daruma Games

10th Day Role Play : Going Together



11 th Day — Last Day

11th

Day Nihon go no uta wo utaimashou! 12

th Day Role Play : Sending Post

13rd

Day Kimono Dressing 14

th Day Role Play : Order Food

15th

Day Watching Video of Japanese Folk Tales



The highlight of Japanese Camp is interacting & shar-

ing with our Japanese teacher.

Hands-on activities include a taste of Japanese cooking,

artistic creations, calligraphy, music, the Japanese arts ofkimono dressing and many various games. Enjoying and

having fun in the sun form the backdrop to this celebration

of Japanese language and culture.

Kids Program

1st Day Try Japanese traditional papercraft (Origami).

Here we start with some veryeasy origami for kids, and

build our way up to someslightly harder for older kids.



Calligraphy (Shodo: “the way of writing”) is the

art of writing beautifully. In Japan, most

children learn calligraphy in elementary school.

CALLIGRAPHY

2nd Day

3RD DAY Hands on activity in cooking

Japanese traditional food.

Learn the vocabulary of some food.

Kids will participate in cooking as

well as building the vocabulary.

Introducing the Japanese

traditional wear and let the kid

wear put it on by self.

Kimono Dressing All about Japanese Fashion

th Day



6th Day

Odori

5th Day Role Play

TANABATA

th Day

Tanabata are Japanese traditional festivals take place

in summer. One of the features of Tanabata Festivals isto use real bamboo and traditional Japanese paper for

the decoration.

Hina Matsuri

Also called Girl’s Day, is a

special in Japan. This a day to

pray for young girl’s growth

8th

Day

Remembering the direction of left and

right in Japanese with interactive motionand energetically song.

Learn a simple conversaon and do a

role a play with friends could be a nice

pracce.



Japanese Daruma Games is

wood stacking striking. Play

games would train kids to be

careful and make a good

strategy.

9TH DAY

Having a nice summer with

a nice song and activate all

psycho motoric aspect.

M RU M RU MORI MORI

11TH DAY

Whispering Horse

Play an interesting game

which could train a

participants in listening skill.

1OTH DAY

Daruma Games

Remember the words of

hiragana wouldn't be difficult

again. Learn words of hiragana

with a nice way.

12TH DAY KARUTA GAMES



Jankenpon is a popular trick in

Japan for all children. Say “jan”

“ken” “pon” and show your hand!

13TH DAY

FOLKTALES : KAGUYA HIME

14TH DAY

AWA ODORI

LAST DAY

“By gaining even minimal competency in a foreign

language, we are demonstrating respect for others and

their culture. We recognize that our mode of

communication is just one among many.” Josephine Hendrix,

japanese summercamp program

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