へいせい 二十五ねん 十一がつ 十一にち・げつようび Assignments: (Get those tests signed from last week – Due Tomorrow!) Family Kanji practice wksht wkbk p. 6 wkbk p. 7 Bellwork: Translate to Japanese 1)two people 2)five people 3)eight people 4)ten people 5)one person

へいせい二十五 - ねん 十一がつ 十二にち ・ かようび Bellwork- 1) My family is three people. 2) My family is my mom, my dad, my older brother and me. Assignments: (Get those tests signed from last week – Due TODAY!) Family Kanji practice wksht wkbk p. 6 wkbk p. 7

平成 二十五ねん 十一がつ 十三にち・すいようび Goal 1: I will know most of my out-group family words. I will be able to say an age in Japanese Bellwork- 1) “Your” mom 2) “Your” older brother 3) “Your” sibling(s) 4) “Your” dad 5) “Your” little brother hint: Not “my” Assignments: Family Kanji practice wksht wkbk p. 6, wkbk p. 7

へいせい二十五ねん 十一がつ 十よっか・もくよう び Goal: I will be able to participate in an interview about my family with a partner IN JAPANESE. Bellwork- age 日本語で書いて下さい 1)18 yrs old 2)16 yrs old 3)1 year old 4)99 years old Assignments: Family Kanji practice wksht wkbk p. 6 wkbk p. 7

平成 二十五ねん 十一がつ 十五にち・きんようび Agenda -Kiritsu - Date -Bellwork (HW check) Goal: I will be able to comfortably write the outgroup and ingroup family words, count people, and provide ages (and in kanji whenever possible) Bellwork: Translate to Japanese 1)Counter for Age 2)Counter for people* 3)When changing from in-group to out-group family vocabulary what sorts of things do the Japanese do? (list at least two of the “systems” they use)