Algorithm March - Practice

We have started our practice of the algorithm march - it is just as difficult as it looks at first glance, especially when you are in Y3 where it can happen that one turns the wrong way round or steps forward with the wrong foot first.
5 NINJA ALGORITHM MARCH AT TENBURY PRIMARY Click here

Katakana Practice Game

To join our Hiragana Practice game, we've now got the same for you to test you katakana skills.
For even more katakana games, check out our katakana page.

Click HERE to play.

How many points can you get in 60 seconds?
Instructions:
Choose as many hiragana columns as you want to practice.
Press play.
Click on any of the six rectangles to uncover part of the hiragana.
When you think you know which hiragana is hidden, click on the right answer.
The more tiles you remove, the less points you get: 
If you remove 1 tile and know the right answer you get 5 points.
If you need to remove all 6 tiles you get 1 point.

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Katakana Practice

New Year and the club is up and running again.

This term's challenge: Let's  learn all 46 Katakana!

Check out our very own Katakana Practice game and all the links under the Katakana tab. The games are especially useful, if you just start learning and don't know all of them yet but want to practice anyway.

Hiragana Practice

How many points can you get in 60 seconds?


Instructions:
Choose as many hiragana columns as you want to practice.
Press play.
Click on any of the six rectangles to uncover part of the hiragana.
When you think you know which hiragana is hidden, click on the right answer.
The more tiles you remove, the less points you get: 
If you remove 1 tile and know the right answer you get 5 points.
If you need to remove all 6 tiles you get 1 point.

Our Club

10 Pupils from Y3 to Y5 meet once a week learn Japanese in a fun and enjoyable way through games, songs, storytelling and to learn about a very foreign culture. We also do many traditional Japanese activities like origami, seasonal customs, using chopsticks and sumo-wrestling and much more.