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This will be a fantastic activity expander in your classroom !  \nHow to do it :  \n The picture poster is glued to a large piece of paper and cut out by the students.  \n Students should write their names on the back of the cards and store them in little storage bags so they don't lose them or confuse them with others.  \nKARUTA  \n(2-6 Students)  \n1.Distribute a deck of cards face up between the players on a table.  \n2.The teacher draws a card at random from another deck and reads it aloud.  \n3. Players compete to see who can touch the correct card first, and whoever does will win the card.  \n4.The player with the most cards atthe end wins!  \n*You can also distribute two or more sets of cards so that each student has a greater chance of receiving cards.  \nSUGOROKU  \n3-6 students (You need dice and pieces.)  \n1. Arrange two sets of cards at random and pick which end will be the starting card, and which will be the goal card. It's possible that the line will wind.  \n2. Each player places one of their pieces on the starting card.  \n3. Each player places one of their pieces on the starting card. The first player rolls a die and moves the piece according to the result. The card was read out by the player.  \n4. The winner is the first player to reach the goal card!  \nBINGO  \n(2 or more students)  \n1. Each student selects 9 cards from their own deck and arranges them 3x3 on their desk.  \n2.The teacher draws a card at random from another deck and reads it aloud.  \n3. If a student has the corresponding card, they should place it face down.  \n4.When a player has 3 face-down cards in a row , either horizontally , vertically , or diagonally , the player says \"Bingo!\"  \nMatching Cards  \n(2-6 Students)  \n1. Distribute two decks of cards face down between the players on a table.  \n2. Each player takes a turn selecting two cards and turning them face up. If the cards are the same , that player receives the pair and plays again. If the cards aren't the same , they're turned face down again, and the game moves on to the next person.  \n3. When the last pair is picked up , the game is over. The person who has the most pairings wins.  \nTamutamiNihongo©  \nがっこう  \n学校 Gakkou  \n\n| \u003Cbr>つくえ | \u003Cbr>いす | \u003Cbr>ほん |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>ノート | \u003Cbr>えんぴつ | \u003Cbr>ふでばこ |\n| \u003Cbr>かばん | \u003Cbr>けしゴム | \u003Cbr>じょうぎ |\n| \u003Cbr>はさみ | \u003Cbr>ホチキス | \u003Cbr>ぺん |\n| \u003Cbr>とけい | \u003Cbr>こくばん | \u003Cbr>ごみばこ |\n\nTamutamiNihongo©  \nがっこう  \n学校 Gakkou  \n\n| \u003Cbr>tsu ku e つくえ | \u003Cbr>i su いす | \u003Cbr>hon ほん |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>noo to ノート | \u003Cbr>en pi tsu えんぴつ | \u003Cbr>fu de ba ko ふでばこ |\n| \u003Cbr>ka ban かばん | \u003Cbr>ke shi go mu けしゴム | \u003Cbr>jyou gi じょうぎ |\n| \u003Cbr>ha sa mi はさみ | \u003Cbr>ho chi ki su ホチキス | \u003Cbr>pen ぺん |\n| \u003Cbr>to kei とけい | \u003Cbr>ko ku ban こくばん | \u003Cbr>go mi ba ko ごみばこ |\n\nTamutamiNihongo©  \nがっこう  \n学校 Gakkou  \n\n| | | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n| | | |\n\nTamutamiNihongo©  \nつくえ  \nTamutamiNihongo©  \nいす  \nTamutamiNihongo©  \nほん  \nTamutamiNihongo©  \nノート  \nTamutamiNihongo©  \nえんぴつ  \nTamutamiNihongo©","cbCaip1CNNPO3hao","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip1CNNPO3hao","pdf",1367154,66,"English","# School vocabulary\n## Hiragana & Romaji vocabulary worksheets\n## Picture cards activity setup\n## KARUTA\n## SUGOROKU\n## BINGO\n## Matching Cards\n## School vocabulary table","[{\"question\":\"What preparation is needed for the picture card activities?\",\"answer\":\"Glue the picture poster to a large sheet of paper and cut it out with the students. 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