No homework
Reviewed expressions
New expressions
Expressions exercises
Finished watching Nihongo Dekimasu
Business card activity
Watched The Grudge of the Ring
Katakana quiz
Checked everyone family writing
Students presented in pairs about their families
Reviewed subjects
Reviewed Base te + imasu
Learned the verb toru (take)
Journal writing about the subjects you are taking this year
No homework
Reviewed verbs and food again
Reviewed particle wa, wo, no, to, de and mo
Free talk in pairs using food, asagohan, bangohan and ohirugohan
Reviewed colors with pictures
Reviewed desu box
Worksheet using colors and nationalities
Checked homework (Hiragana and katakana review)
Since everyone did their homework, we watched Laputa
Corrected homework
Reviewed Katakana with flashcards
Katakana karuta game
Reviewed verbs and verb types
Translation exercises
Collected disclosure signed
Checked everyone's notebook, binder or folder
Talked about each school's schedule
Reviewed self-introduction
Verbs worksheet
Collected disclosure document
Subjects
Free talk about what the subjects you like
Katakana karuta game
Reviewed family
Family writing
Talked about term project
Collected disclosure document
Since everyone brought their homework, we watched Sword art online
Reviewed Hiragana with flashcards
Hiragana karuta game
Reviewed verbs used last class hamashimasu, tabemasu, etc
Helped them to memorize the verbs playing simon says
Speaking Kinou nani wo tabemashita ka
Disclosure document
Speaking activity about Summer Break
Hiragana and Katakana review
Hiragana karuta game
Family vocab review
Speaking activity about family
Self-introduction
Explained how Japanese language works
Gave disclosure document and explained about make up work and late homework
Japanese alphabet
Numbers 1-99
Homework: Bring your disclosure signed. Also bring a notebook, binder or folder.
Welcome to Bellini sensei's blog!!! ベリーニ先生のブログへようこそ!
This is a blog created to help students and parents to know what has been covered in class and the assignments. Please feel free to leave any comments or suggestions here or by email. mbellini@alpinedistrict.org
I was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, but when I was 14 my parents decided to immigrate to Japan due to Brazil's economy downturn. Since then I have a passion about Languages and I love everything about Japan.
I got married in 2001 with the best husband in the whole world. He is Brazilian, but served a LDS mission in Kobe, Japan. We have 2 kids, Kendi who is 8 and Kalena who is 4.
I finished my Masters degree at BYU in 2007 and I love to work teaching Japanese at American Fork High School. I've been teaching there since 2006.
私はブラジルのサンパウロ州で生まれ、14歳の時にブラジルの経済の困難から逃れるために家族と共に日本へ移住することになりました。それから、日本のすべてを愛するようになりました。
私は2000年にすばらしい人に出会って2001年に結婚しました。彼もブラジル人なんですが、日本の神戸で伝道をしました。
二人の子供に恵まれました。健治は8歳で、カレナは4歳です。
2007年、アメリカのブリガム・ヤング大学で修士号を取りました。それから、ユタ州にあるアメリカン・フォーク高校で2006年から日本語を教えています。この仕事が大好きです!