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    Anonymous
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    Thank you for this post! THis is very similar to what I am creating and implementing for my own curriculum plan for this course and I found this resource to be very helpful and insightful. This gave me a lot of great ideas about Japanese culture and is very helpful for elementary teachers as well. The materials and rubrics are especially helpful. These lessons also connect to various other cultures such as China and Korea. I also loved your comments about kamishibai storytelling and look forward to reading through other lessons and ideas! Thanks iverdin!

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    Rob_Hugo@PortNW
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    Site URL: http://www.colorado.edu/cas/tea/curriculum/texts-and-contexts/index.html
    This site is a great resource for elementary teachers; it has 6 teacher-developed lessons using children’s literature books on specific aspects of the Japanese culture. Each lesson contains assessment rubrics, background notes for teachers, handouts, power points, etc. There is one lesson I found especially interesting and it focuses on the concept of cultural borrowing and how the Tabanata story has changed as it traveled through China, Japan and Korea.
    With this lesson plan students can create their own stories and present them to the whole class. The will be exploring the kamishibai storytelling a type of street theater that was very popular in Japan during the 1930’s.
    edited by iverdin on 6/1/2016

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    Anonymous
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    Awesome! This was such a useful site! I am already planning on using and modifying this lesson. http://www.colorado.edu/cas/tea/curriculum/texts-and-contexts/poetry.html. I am my sites icoach (tech implementation) and I will be finding a way to modify this lesson to be done on chromebooks but this was such an awesome site with other really cool lessons I can use too!

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