Level 4 Japanese Reader – スイーツ (Sweets)

Discover a variety of delicious cakes and sweet treats at Sweets Takayoshi!

Reading Level: 3
Text Type: Descriptive text
Script: Hiragana and katakana, with hiragana furigana provided for katakana words.

Suitable for: Upper primary students, high school students, and beginner Japanese learners.

 

$14.95

This levelled Japanese reader introduces basic Japanese vocabulary through a variety of cakes found in Japan. It is suitable for primary students, beginner Japanese learners, and early reading practice.

Students develop basic vocabulary, descriptive language, and reading confidence while exploring a range of beautifully presented cakes through real-life photographs. The book also provides a glimpse into Japanese cake shop culture.

The book includes a wide range of katakana words, all supported by hiragana furigana, making it an excellent resource for introducing and practising katakana reading skills.

Cultural note from the author:

When I was a child, my mum sometimes invited guests to our home on weekends. These occasions were always special because she would buy delicious cakes from a local cake shop.  Take a look at the variety of cakes available at Sweets Takayoshi in Utsunomiya, Tochigi, Japan. Their beautiful cakes remind me of the special treats I enjoyed during my childhood.

Details

• Character Count: 402
• Pages: 21
• Product Type: A5 saddle-stitched booklet
• ISBN: 978-1-925808-05-6

Related Reader Packs:

• Class Set & Free Flipbook
• High School Japanese Reader Reader Pack
Primary & Elementary School Readers Pack
All Japanese Readers Pack

 

These Japanese readers are intended for individual use and extensive reading (tadoku).

© Mariko Earle. All rights reserved.

Additional information

Weight 70 g
Dimensions 149 × 211 × 2 mm

1 review for Level 4 Japanese Reader – スイーツ (Sweets)

  1. Fargonigas

    Looks delicious can’t wait to go to Japan !!!!

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