I included a Japanese translation (with the help of Google sensei).
You can give it to the Japanese teachers as a reference.
There's also a make your own jack-o-lantern worksheet the students can do after reading the story.
I tried to keep the PowerPoint simple so the file wouldn't be too big so there's no fancy animations etc.
Feel free to add them after you download it!
Feel free to change the wording/grammar to fit your classes.
I tried to use easy English at the beginning and then kind of gave up towards the end.
There are different versions of events of this story too so feel free to change it if you want.
Here is the Google Slides version,
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1M8-67p7jJz5CX6imPQWuWFELZQfGppI_XfZLSED_2qs/edit?usp=sharing
Nicely made! My teacher asked me about Jack O’ Lantern. I will show this to my special needs class. and big thanks for the translation.
I just read about this 'nice' Jack fellow when someone else on here posted about Halloween and mentioned Jack in the origin. This is very cute.
By the way, where did you get the pictures from??
@Monica_B Thanks! I got the pictures from irasutoya.com. They have all sorts of illustrations and they're all pngs too.
this is so cute!! Did you manually change the colors of irasutoya images in photoshop or something?
I've seen and used that site a little, but didn't see many different variations. I will inspect that site even more now! Thanks!!
@SkyBlu, I changed the images with PowerPoint. It has a "transparent background" edit for images. I would make everything but the hair transparent and then change the color to make Jack not basic etc.
@Monica_B sometimes if you search what you want in the search box in Japanese, more options pop up!
This is so good :) I love how you used the images! Thanks for sharing!