Picture books, study pages for children and material for parents.
53 pages
Guide to teaching Japanese to foreign children living in Japan, covering school support systems, home learning strategies, recommended resources by age group, and practical methods for language acquisition in immersive.
Collection of illustrated children's picture books and folktales in English and Japanese, suitable for beginning readers and young learners.
Free platform using images, pronunciation, and games to help learners and children memorize Japanese vocabulary effectively.
Guide to Kumon's Japanese Language Program for foreign families in Japan, covering curriculum content from hiragana to JLPT N2, pricing, enrollment, and comparison with alternative learning programs.
Guide to language acquisition timelines for expat children learning Japanese by age group, covering immersion strategies, school options, and research on bilingual development.
Nine illustrated mini books introduce katakana characters in groups of five through short stories featuring foreign words and onomatopoeia. Designed for students learning to read katakana fluently.
Japanese alphabetical order（934KB）Order of appearance（885KB）
A storytelling and craft session at the Japan Foundation Sydney Library for children aged 4 and up who understand spoken Japanese, featuring Japanese picture books and cultural themes.
Guide for parents teaching Japanese to children aged 3-12, with a printable list of fifty essential words organized by communicative use, advice on hiragana introduction, and evaluation of free resources by age group.
Guide to maintaining Japanese language skills in children growing up outside Japan, comparing five methods and introducing an online school connecting children abroad with same-age peers in Japan.
Japanese alphabetical order（494KB）Order of appearance（466KB）
The Japan Foundation presents information about Japanese language education initiatives for Japanese children living overseas and descendants of Japanese migrants, including support programs, learning materials, and.
Activities, printables, and recipes for children learning about Japanese culture, traditions, and food, designed for home and classroom use.
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