JP3021292U - Kanji learning sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Challenges] When students learn Kanji, how to write, read,
Providing a kanji learning sheet that allows you to learn how to use it comprehensively and that you can use it as many times as you like by copying it. SOLUTION: This is composed of a large number of thick sheets 8 and displays one kanji 11 to be learned at an elementary school per sheet, and a column 12 for entering the reading of the kanji 11, a column 14 for practicing the kanji, A kanji learning sheet characterized in that a column 15 for writing a sentence using kanji and a column 16 for practice of the kanji are described. In addition, the sheet 8 is given a serial number 17 in the order of the Japanese syllabary of the kanji and the grade display 19 is given.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the device belongs]

 The present invention relates to a kanji learning sheet.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 The number of Kanji to be learned in elementary school is fixed for each grade (for example, 80 in 1st grade and 160 in 2nd grade), and these Kanji are listed in each unit of the textbook of Japanese language for each grade. In the Japanese language class, whenever a new kanji appears in each unit of the textbook, the teacher writes the kanji on the blackboard and teaches the stroke order, reading, and meaning. In learning Kanji, the Kanji learning book is used as an auxiliary teaching material because the students cannot write the Kanji only by teaching one-sidedly. The kanji study book contains a large number of frames for writing each kanji repeatedly, and is designed so that students can repeatedly write this kanji until they learn it.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, in the above-mentioned conventional kanji study book, the main thing is to learn how to write kanji and the kanji itself. I couldn't. In addition, in this Kanji study book, if a student writes a Kanji and uses up the whole book, it cannot be used again. Therefore, especially in a case where a large number of students are targeted, such as a cram school, there are always many Kanji. It was uneconomical because we had to prepare a study book.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and when students learn Kanji, they can comprehensively learn how to write, read, and use, and how many times by copying. However, the purpose is to provide a kanji learning sheet that can be used.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, claim 1 of the present invention comprises a large number of thick sheets, each sheet displays one kanji learned in an elementary school, a column for entering the reading of the kanji, and the kanji I have written a field to practice, a field to write a sentence using the kanji, and a field to practice the kanji, so by copying each sheet individually, you can use it repeatedly as many times as you want. Students can also comprehensively learn how to write, read, and use the kanji. If a student makes a mistake in how to write, read, or use the kanji, they can relearn by copying a sheet and repeat as many times as they wish.

According to the second aspect of the invention, since the sheets are numbered in the order of the Japanese syllabary of the kanji, it is easy to organize and there is little risk of loss.

According to the third aspect, since the grade is displayed on the sheet, it is easy to arrange and easy to use particularly in a place for students of different grades such as a cram school.

[0008]

[Embodiment of device]

 Next, the kanji learning sheet of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a title sheet of a kanji learning sheet according to the present invention. The title sheet 2 of the kanji learning sheet 1 is described on a thick A4 size sheet 3. In the title sheet 2, a frame 5 is displayed along the edge 4 of the paper 3, and a “Kanji print” and a title 6 are vertically displayed at the center of the frame 5. Then, in the small box 7 on the left side of the title 6, there is a note to the teacher when using it in a school or a cram school.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a master sheet of a kanji learning sheet. The master sheet 8 of the kanji learning sheet 1 is composed of many thick sheets of A4 size, and each master sheet 8 has kanji to be learned in an elementary school. It is displayed one by one. For example, there are 80 kanji to study in the 1st grade, so there will be 80 master sheets 8. Similarly, since there are 160 kanji learned in the second grade, there will be 160 master sheets 8. The Kanji that will be learned in each grade up to the sixth grade is written one character on each master sheet 8. In this embodiment, a kanji learning sheet for kanji learned in the first grade will be described.

A vertically long frame 9 is written on the upper right side of the master sheet 8, and “1” is written in the upper 10 of the vertically long frame 9 among the kanji 11 to be learned in the first grade. In the middle of the vertically long frame 9, a column 12 for entering the reading of the Chinese character is described. In the lower part of the vertically long frame 9 below the column 12 for entering the reading of the kanji, the date and time of study and the date / name column 13 in which the name of the learner is entered are described.

A column 14 for practicing the Chinese character is described in the upper center portion of the master sheet 8, and a large number of frames for repeatedly practicing the Chinese character “1” are provided. On the upper left side of the master sheet 8, there is a column 15 for writing a sentence using the kanji. By writing a sentence using the kanji, you can definitely learn different readings.

The lower part of the master sheet 8 is a “kanji drill column” (exercise question column) 16 of the kanji “1”, and a question as to how to read the kanji “1” differently is described. By answering this question, you can surely acquire different readings for the kanji "Ichi". Further, on the vertically long column 9 of the master sheet 8, serial numbers 17 are described in the order of the Japanese syllabary of 80 Chinese characters learned in the first grade. The column 18 on the left side of the serial number 17 is based on the annual curriculum of the school or cram school that conforms to the textbook of the language being used, or the learning progress checklist, as described in the note in box 7 of the title sheet 2. Enter the order of the kanji that appear. By putting the number 17 through the master sheet 8, it is easy to organize and there is little risk of loss.

On the left side above the column 15 for writing the text of the master sheet 8, a grade year display 19 of “1 year” is described for all 80 sheets. Since the grade display 19 is provided on the master sheet 8, it is easy to arrange and easy to use especially in a school for students of different grades such as a cram school.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of another master sheet of the kanji learning sheet. The master sheet 8 has a serial number 17 of “44”, and is learned in the upper part 10 of the vertically long frame 9 in the first grade. Of the kanji 11 that do, "raw" is written. In the master sheet 8 of this embodiment, a kanji practice column 14 and a kanji drill column (training question column) 16 are formed for the kanji “raw”.

Next, regarding how to use the kanji learning sheet 1, at the school or cram school, a large number of individual master sheets 8 are individually copied and distributed to the students for learning kanji. If a student makes a mistake in writing, reading, or how to use the kanji, re-learn with a copy of the master sheet 8 and repeat as many times as necessary. The master sheet 8 also enables students to comprehensively learn how to write, read, and use the kanji.

[0016]

[Effect of device]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects. According to claim 1, it is composed of a large number of thick sheets, and each sheet displays each Kanji to be learned in elementary school, the column for entering the reading of the Kanji, the column for practicing the Kanji, and the Kanji Since the column for writing sentences using it and the column for the exercises for the kanji in question are described, each sheet can be copied individually so that it can be used repeatedly as many times as necessary. Can comprehensively learn how to write, read, and use the kanji. And underdeveloped students can study multiple times using the same sheet more than once.

According to the second aspect, since the sheets are serially numbered in the order of the Japanese syllabary of Chinese characters, it is easy to organize and there is little risk of loss.

According to the third aspect, since the grade is displayed on the sheet, it is easy to arrange and easy to use particularly in a place for students of different grades such as a private school.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a title sheet of a kanji learning sheet of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a master sheet of a kanji learning sheet.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of another master sheet of the kanji learning sheet.

[Explanation of symbols]

1… Kanji learning sheet, 2… Title sheet, 3… Paper,
4 ... Edge, 5 ... Frame, 6 ... Title, 7 ... Frame, 8 ... Master sheet, 9 ... Vertical frame, 10 ... Top of vertical frame, 11 ...
Kanji, 12 ... Column for writing the reading of Kanji, 13 ... Date / time
Name column, 14 ... column for practicing kanji, 15 ... column for writing sentences, 16 ... kanji drill column (column for practice questions), 17 ... serial number, 18 ... column, 19 ... grade display.

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A large number of thick sheets, each of which displays a kanji to be learned in elementary school, a column for entering the reading of the kanji, a column for practicing the kanji, and a sentence using the kanji A kanji learning sheet characterized by having a column for writing and a column for exercises related to the kanji. 2. The kanji learning sheet according to claim 1, wherein serial numbers are added to the sheet in the order of the kana syllabary. 3. The kanji learning sheet according to claim 1, wherein the grade is displayed on the sheet.