Pyramid #17 (Culture Day)

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Culture Day

🌸

ぶんかのひ

A Japanese holiday to celebrate culture

​Classroom
🏫
きょうしつ
A room where students learn

​Paint
🎨
えをかく
To make a picture with colors

​Calligraphy
🥢
しょどう
Artistic writing with a brush

​Traditional
🎎
でんとうてき
Something from the past or culture

​Snack
🍡
おやつ
Small food eaten between meals

​Dance
🎶
おどり
Moving the body to music

​Photo
📸
しゃしん
A picture taken with a camera

​Reading

🌸 Ken and Emi – Culture Day in Japan

🍱 Ken and Emi were excited because it was Culture Day on November 3rd.

🏫 At school, they saw classrooms decorated with colorful flags and posters.

🎨 Emi painted a beautiful Japanese fan with red and blue patterns.

🥢 Ken tried calligraphy and wrote his name carefully with a brush.

🎎 Some students wore traditional Japanese clothes like kimonos and yukatas.

🍡 After the activities, everyone enjoyed special Japanese snacks and tea.

🎶 The class sang songs and learned a short dance from Okinawa.

📸 At the end, Ken and Emi took a photo with all their friends and smiled.

🍱 Ken and Emi were excited because it was Culture Day on November 3rd.

🏫 At school, they saw classrooms decorated with colorful flags and posters.

🎨 Emi painted a beautiful Japanese fan with red and blue patterns.

🥢 Ken tried calligraphy and wrote his name carefully with a brush.

🎎 Some students wore traditional Japanese clothes like kimonos and yukatas.

🍡 After the activities, everyone enjoyed special Japanese snacks and tea.

🎶 The class sang songs and learned a short dance from Okinawa.

📸 At the end, Ken and Emi took a photo with all their friends and smiled.

Multiple Choice

Culture Day in Japan is celebrated on November 3rd.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Ken and Emi decorated the school with orange pumpkins.

• True

• False

​They saw classrooms decorated with colorful flags and posters, not pumpkins.

Multiple Choice

Emi painted a Japanese fan with red and blue patterns.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Ken tried origami instead of calligraphy.

• True

• False

Ken tried calligraphy, not origami.

Multiple Choice

Some students wore traditional Japanese clothes like kimonos and yukatas.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Ken and Emi finished the day without taking any photos.

• True

• False

At the end, Ken and Emi took a photo with all their friends.

Multiple Choice

🍱 Ken and Emi were excited because it was Culture Day on November (____).

• 33rd

• 23rd

• 13th

• 3rd

Drag and Drop

At school, they saw ​

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decorated with colorful flags and posters.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

classrooms

kitchens

bathrooms

storage rooms

Reorder

Emi (_) (_) (_) (_) (_) with red and blue patterns.

• painted

• a

• beautiful

• Japanese

• fan

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5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

Some students wore traditional Japanese clothes like (_____) and (_____).

• kimonos and yukatas
• hanboks and cheongsams
• togas and chlamys
• saris and dhotis

Drag and Drop

After the activities, everyone enjoyed special Japanese ​

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and tea.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

snacks

sushi

pasta

tacos

tea

curry

Fill in the Blanks

Reorder

At the end, Ken and Emi (_) (_) (_) (_) (_) their friends and smiled.

• took

• a

• photo

• with

• all

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2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5