<p>100 Kanji for Teens (20 pages)<br /> A workbook covers 100 basic kanji characters in 16 topics. There are also 30 slightly more difficult kanji to take students to the next level. All GCSE Foundation Kanji are covered and some Higher Kanji are included.<br /> It provides lists of kanji with spaces for students to write in the meanings and readings. It shows basic stroke orders. Quizlet sets are available with the same title.</p>

<p><strong>Japanese for Teens Upper Beginner 104 pages</strong></p> <p>This workbook is designed for learners who have studied basic Japanese (e.g. knows verbs and adjectives in past tense).</p> <p><strong>Learning Through Model Texts</strong><br /> This workbook is composed of 20 units covering topics familiar to teens. It features four characters sharing personal stories and ideas through model texts in every unit. The goal of this workbook is for learners to be able to express themselves in Japanese by reading and using these model texts.</p> <p>Topics: Myself, Family, Talking with Friends, Hobbies, School, Part-Time Jobs, Social Issues, Future, illness, Season etc over 20 Units</p> <p><strong>Developing Writing Skills</strong><br /> Writing skills are important for those who are interested in taking GCSE Japanese. This workbook provides structured templates to help learners improve their writing step by step.</p> <p>Sample pages: <a href="https://nihongoschool.co.uk/gcse-resources#japanese-for-teens-ub" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://nihongoschool.co.uk/gcse-resources#japanese-for-teens-ub</a></p> <p>Additionally, it includes:<br /> Around 30 key grammar points for upper beginners (te-form, plain form, nai-form, ta-form etc), with explanations and exercises<br /> Vocabulary-building exercises for each topic<br /> Introductory exercises for new grammar or first-time topics<br /> Kanji reading practice in each unit, covering around 150 kanji in total<br /> Informal conversation samples</p>