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Japanese for Children Learn Japanese While Having Fun! ※All of our Japanese programs are for student who is learning Japanese as a second language. Fall 2010 Class Schedule Japanese for Ages 3-6 (Session I) In this beginner class (Level I), we place special emphasis on building a simple vocabulary, hiragana writing, and introducing Japanese culture through fun activities such as singing songs, making origami crafts, storytelling, etc. Mondays: 4:00-4:45 pm (8/23 ~ 1/24) Wednesdays: 4:00-4:45 pm (8/25 ~ 1/26) Saturdays: 9:00-9:45 am (8/28 ~ 1/29) Saturdays: 10:00-10:45 am (8/28 ~ 1/29) Full Saturdays: 11:00-11:45 am (8/28 ~ 1/29) Japanese for Ages 3-6 (Session II) This class is for students who have participated in Session I for more than a year. In this class, we emphasize on building vocabulary and simple sentences, hiragana writing, and introducing Japanese culture through fun activities such as singing songs, making origami crafts, storytelling, etc. Mondays: 5:00-5:45 pm (8/23 ~ 1/24) Wednesdays: 5:00-5:45 pm (8/25 ~ 1/26) Hiragana Master Class (Ages 5 and up) In our “Hiragana Master” class, we concentrate on hiragana writing practice with correct stroke orders. Students will learn hiragana not only through writing exercises but also fun activities such as karuta, a Japanese card game, and puzzles.  Tuesdays: 4:00- 4:45 pm (8/24 ~ 1/25)  Japanese for Ages 7-12 (Session I) In tis classe, we emphasize on building simple sentences and a daily vocabulary, practicing hiragana and katakana writing, and introducing Japanese culture through fun activities such as a Japanese card game, making origami crafts, watching short movies about Japan, etc.  Tuesdays: 5:00-5:45 pm (8/24 ~ 1/25) Japanese for Ages 7-12 (Session II) This class is for students who have participated Session I for more than a year. In this class, we concentrate on building sentences and vocabulary with hiragana and katakana, and introducing Japanese culture through fun activities such as a Japanese card game, making origami crafts, watching short movies about Japan, etc.  Tuesdays: 6:00-6:45 pm (8/24 ~ 1/25) ※Please contact us if you have any questions about choosing the right class for your child(ren). Tuition: $460 (20weeks) Tuition must be paid by semester.  Sibling discount: $20/class from second child One-time Registration Fee $50 (New Students Only)  Please read following “Language Class Policy” before you sign up Language Class Policy Click Here for “Japanese for Children : Online Registration Form” Click Here for “Save Your Spot! : $100 Non-Refundable Deposit ★ Tips for practicing Japanese at home with your child!  -Review and practice the vocabulary/sentences/hiragana sheets from the class with your child. If you have a question about the handouts, you can always call or email us.  We'll be glad to answer any questions you may have! -Let your child listen to the CD's that we provide as often as you can! (at home or in a car.)  The best way to learn new words is by listening to music and singing. There will be song numbers to practice on the "Japanese Practice Chart". -Please fill out the "practice chart" regularly so it will be clear to you and your children how much they have practiced. It will also to help manage their  study each week. Your children will feel confident and proud of themselves when they complete their practice charts! (There will be a small prize for students who complete their practice charts ; ) -Let your child watch Japanese Kids DVD's.  There are over a hundred Kids DVD and VHS titles available at Sora. (FREE rentals!)  Please make the most of this opportunity to enhance your child's interest in Japanese! DVD Titles Available at Sora :
 - Anpanman Ages 4 and up - Doraemon Ages 5 and up - Kid's World　“okaa-san to issho” Ages 2 and up - Shimajiro "Step" Ages 4 and up - Himitsu No Akko-chan “The Secret of Akko-chan” Ages 5 and up - Yukaina Dobutsu tachi “Fun Animals” and more! In the weekly 45-minute sessions, our passionate instructors will do their best to introduce new words, sentences, and songs as much as possible. For best results, it will be most helpful if parents can review the materials with your child at home.  No classes on following dates:
January 18th (Monday) ----------------------------------------- Martin Luther King Day April 12th ~ 17th -------------------------------------------------------------- Spring break May 31st (Monday) --------------------------------------------------------- Memorial Day June 14th to June 19th ------------------------------------------------------ Summer break July 4th (Sunday) ------------------------------------------------------- Independence Day September 6th (Monday) -------------------------------------------------------- Labor Day October 11th (Monday) ---------------------------------------------------- Columbus Day November 11th (Thursday) ------------------------------------------------- Veteran’s Day
November 23rd ~ 28th --------------------------------------------- Thanksgiving Holiday
December 21th ~ January 2nd ---------------------------------------------- Winter break Japanese Class PhotosPolicy_Language.htmlJapanese_for_Children_Registration_Form.htmlJapanese_for_Chiidren_Payment.htmlshapeimage_5_link_0shapeimage_5_link_1shapeimage_5_link_2shapeimage_5_link_3shapeimage_5_link_4
Japanese for Children [age3-6] - Fall 08
Origami Animal Zoo - Spring 09
Sora Piano & Japanese Recital - Spring 09
Sora Piano & Japanese Recital - Spring 09
Sora Piano & Japanese Recital - Spring 09
Sora Piano & Japanese Recital - Spring 09
Japanese for Age7-12 Class Photos
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Konnichiwa Japan : Skype with a teacher in Japan - Fall 09
Konnichiwa Japan : Skype with a teacher in Japan - Fall 09
Kakizome: the first calligraphy written at the beginning of a year - Fall 09