Teaching Resource
Hiragana Days of the Week Poster
A poster highlighting days of the week in Japanese Hiragana with English translations.
This teaching resource can be used in the classroom to consolidate the students’ knowledge of the Japanese Language, specifically Hiragana text.
Languages other than English are an important part of understanding written text and spoken languages from around the world and how they relate to the students’ mother tongue.
This educational poster along with our Teach Starter Hiragana resource collection can be used as part of a classroom display to provide visual learning tools.
The following days of the week are included on the poster:
- Sunday
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
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