JP2 Chromebook Lab - 9/24

Email to:    adamallenanderson@gmail.com

Subject line:    JP2 FIRSTNAME LASTNAME - 9/24

Follow these instructions:

1) Login to the Chromebook

2) Complete your tea ceremony labeling and coloring exercise. Go to the website listed on the worksheet.

3) Next go to the Japanese geography post and research one of the top 10 biggest cities in Japan.

4) After choosing a city, do a search using terms such as: 

•  Top 10 things to do in Tokyo. 
• Popular tourist destinations in Kyoto.

5) In your email to me, list three things that tourists often like to do in the city.

6) Copy and paste the URL (address) of the website you used as your source document. It must not be from a Wikipedia domain or a Google or other Search Provider domain. (No  google.com/...... or yahoo.com/.....)

7) Choose one of the activities you listed and do a google image search for that activity and/or the location where it occurs. Paste or attach that image into your email.

8) For that activity, write a basic sentence in Japanese describing it. For example, "Travelers go up Tokyo Tower." or "Many tourists go to the Golden Pavilion." Use jisho.org or alc.co.jp if you need a dictionary. Start with the key terms such as the nouns and verbs, after you have looked them up, try to arrange them in a Japanese-style sentence. REMEMBER: Japanese grammar and sentence structure is different than that of English. Use the examples below as your guide:

• ENGLISH: I eat bread (Subject Verb Object)
• ENGLISH: I go to the store (Subject Verb Preposition Article Place)
• JAPANESE: Watashi wa pan wo tabemasu (Subject Subject-Particle Object Object-Particle Verb)
• JAPANESE: Watashi wa mise he ikimasu (Subject Subject-Particle Place Preposition Verb)

9) Next, search for "How do you take a screenshot in Chromebook?" When you find an answer, copy or type it into your email. We will use this for the next step while playing some Japanese games.

10) Play "Phrases Hiragana". Take a screenshot after you have answered 3 questions correctly in a row. Paste or attach that screenshot into your email.

11) Finally, play "Fruit Hiragana/Katakana". Find out how to type in Japanese (hiragana or katakana) and write 5 of the fruit terms you saw in the game. Include this list in your email. Also take a screenshot of the game after identifying one or more fruits (it will not show anything if you answer correctly).

12) Send the email.