JP3172103U - Kana letter exercise book - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a kana character practice book having an effect that an infant can easily learn the writing order and stroke order of kana characters. A kana character practice book is an array table in which kana characters (katakana and hiragana) are arranged in the order of a small number of strokes and a simple shape, and practice pages arranged in the order of the array table. The practice pages have writing boxes arranged in a matrix, and the writing box at the top contains kana characters to be practiced on the practice page, numbers indicating the writing order, arrows indicating the stroke direction, and comments indicating the stroke method. Includes practice pages that have been done. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a kana character exercise book, and more particularly to a kana character exercise book for infants.

  2. Description of the Related Art Kana-character writing practice books for 3-5 year old infants have been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2).

  Patent Document 1 discloses a kana character writing practice board that has a circle inscribed in the practice bowl and a cross-shaped auxiliary line that passes through the center of the practice bowl in the practice bowl, and in particular, easy learning of hiragana curves The purpose is to make it normal.

Further, in Patent Document 2, for each character in Hiragana, a geometrical shape frame composed of a combination of a straight line and / or a curve that encloses the character is defined, and this frame is adjacent to the model kana character by a predetermined number. A continuous hiragana practice book is disclosed, which aims to facilitate learning of hiragana characters that are well-characterized and balanced.
Utility Model Registration No. 3012539 ([0008], FIG. 2) JP-A-7-205571 ([0006], FIG. 1 and FIG. 2)

However, in the above-mentioned practice board and exercise book, the practice order of kana characters is not specified, and it is common practice to practice in “Aiueo order” or “Iroha order”. However, there was a problem that it was not easy.
In addition, there is a problem that learning about stroke order and stroke method is not considered.

  The present invention has been made to solve the conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a kana character practice book that allows an infant to easily learn the writing order and the writing method.

  The kana character practice book according to the present invention is an array table in which kana characters (katakana and hiragana) are arranged in the order of simple strokes and the number of strokes, and a practice page arranged in the order of the array table, The practice page has a writing pad arranged in a matrix, and the top writing pad contains kana characters to practice on the practice page, numbers indicating the order of writing, arrows indicating the direction of writing, and comments indicating the method of writing. And a practice page.

  With this configuration, it is possible to practice the writing order and the handwriting method of kana characters in the order that the number of strokes is small and the shape is simple.

  The kana character exercise book according to the present invention is a kana character array in which the array table has a small number of strokes and a katakana sequence in which the shapes are arranged in simple order, a hiragana arrangement in which the number of strokes is small and the shapes are arranged in a simple order including.

  In the kana character practice book according to the present invention, the sequence table includes an array of “one, |, ten” before the katakana.

  In the kana letter practice book according to the present invention, the katakana sequence is “d, e, no, i, te, na, ha, fu, la, wo, li, sa, f, g, ko, yo, les, Le, ho, au, mosquito, me, wa, woo, su, yu, ro, mi, ku, ta, nu, ma, a, ya, se, hi, mo, ke, mu, ki, chi, ne, You may have the structure which is "seo, n, shi, tsu".

  In the kana letter practice book according to the present invention, the hiragana arrangement is “herit, kaku, tsu, shi, i, ko, ni, ta, ke, mo, u, te, chi, ro, ru, R, K, H, S, S, K, Y, M, H, H, W, K, Ne, M, N, S, M, Y, S, N, O, Yu, H, H, You may have a configuration of “

  In the kana letter exercise book according to the present invention, the comments indicating the handwriting method are “Stop”, “Harau”, “Haneru”, “Oru”, “Mageru”, “Maruku” and “Musubu”.

  The present invention has an array table in which kana characters (katakana and hiragana) are arranged in order of a small number of strokes and a simple shape, and at least one kana character writing habit for each kana character described in the array table. Practice pages arranged in the order of the sequence listing, each practice page has a writing pad arranged in a matrix, kana characters practiced on the practice page on the top writing pad, numbers indicating the writing order, By including an exercise page on which an arrow indicating the direction of stroke and a comment indicating the method of stroke are included, the kana character exercise book has the effect that an infant can easily learn the stroke order and stroke method of kana characters. Can be provided.

The figure which shows the structure of embodiment of the kana character practice book which concerns on this invention. The figure which shows the arrangement | sequence table of embodiment of the kana character practice book which concerns on this invention The figure which shows the practice page of katakana “ni” of the kana letter practice book which relates to this invention The figure which shows the practice page of katakana “i” of the kana letter practice book which relates to this invention The figure which shows the practice page of katakana “fu” of the kana letter practice book which relates to this invention The figure which shows the practice page of hiragana "ku" of the kana letter practice book which relates to this invention The figure which shows the practice page of hiragana “ni” of the kana letter practice book which relates to this invention The figure which shows the practice page of hiragana "te" of the kana character practice book which relates to this invention The figure which shows the practice page of hiragana "ru" of the kana letter practice book which relates to this invention The figure which shows the practice page of hiragana "mi" of the kana letter practice book which relates to this invention The figure which shows the practice page of hiragana “mu” of the kana letter practice book which relates to this invention

  Hereinafter, a kana character practice book according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a kana character exercise book 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a front cover 11, an array table 12 in which kana characters (katakana and hiragana) are arranged in order of a small number of strokes and a simple shape. Each practice page is arranged in the order of the sequence table with at least one kana character writing cage for each kana character described in the sequence list, and each practice page has a programming cage arranged in a matrix. The uppermost writing pad includes a practice page 13 on which a kana character practiced on the practice page, a number indicating a writing order, an arrow indicating a direction of writing, and a comment indicating a writing method are described, and a back cover 14 .

As shown in FIG. 2, the array table 12 includes a katakana array 21 in which the number of strokes is small and the shapes are arranged in a simple order, and then a hiragana array in which the number of strokes is small and the shapes are arranged in a simple order. 22 is included.
The sequence table 12 further includes a sequence 20 consisting of “one, |, ten” before the katakana sequence 21.

  The katakana array 21 is “d, e, no, i, te, na, ha, fu, la, wo, li, sa, he, to, ko, yo, les, le, ho, o, mosquito, me, Wa, u, su, yu, ro, mi, ku, ta, nu, ma, a, ya, se, hi, mo, ke, mu, ki, chi, ne, seo, n, shi, tsu. .

  In addition, the hiragana array 22 is “He, Ri, Ku, Tsu, Shi, I, Ko, Ni, Ta, Ken, Mo, U, Te, To, Chi, Ro, Ru, R, Kano, Hin, S, Saki, Yo, Ma, Ha, Wa, Ke, Ne, Me, Nu, Su, Mi, and So, Nana, O, Yu, Fu, E, N, A, Mu " It is.

  3 to 11 are diagrams showing the practice page 13.

Each practice page 13 is provided with a total of 24 writing bags divided into 4 rows and 6 columns.
On the top 4th page, the characters practiced on the practice page are printed with a solid halftone line.

  Further, a number indicating the writing order and an arrow indicating the direction of writing are printed at the writing start position of the character component, and a handwriting method is also printed at the writing end position of the character component. Moreover, you may print the stroke method in the middle of a component.

  In FIG. 3, it is the practice page 13 of the katakana “d”, and the characters “stop” and the symbol “●” meaning “stop” are printed at the writing end positions of the first and second images.

The characters practiced on the page are printed with a half-tone broken line on the lower five sides of the first and third lines.
A cross-shaped auxiliary line passing through the center of the writing basket may be drawn on each writing basket.

  FIG. 4 is a practice page 13 for Katakana “I”, in which the characters “Harau” indicating the handwriting method and an arrow indicating the direction of the stroke are printed at the writing end position of the first stroke.

  FIG. 5 shows a practice page 13 for Katakana “F”, in which a character “O” and an arrow indicating how to fold are printed in the middle of the first drawing.

  FIG. 6 shows a practice page 13 for hiragana “ku”, in which a character “Oru” and an arrow indicating how to fold are printed in the middle of the first drawing.

  FIG. 7 shows a practice page 13 for Hiragana “Ni”, in which the characters “Splash” and the symbol “▲” meaning “Splash” are printed at the end of the first stroke.

  FIG. 8 shows a practice page 13 for hiragana “te”, in which the letters “maru” and an arrow indicating how to bend are printed in the middle of the first drawing.

  FIG. 9 is a practice page 13 for Hiragana “Ru”. The letters “Oru” and an arrow indicating how to fold are placed at two positions in the first stroke, and “Musubu” is written at the end of the first stroke. An arrow indicating the direction is printed.

  FIG. 10 shows a practice page 13 for Hiragana “Mi”, in which the letters “Musubu” and an arrow indicating how to hang are printed in the middle of the first drawing.

  FIG. 11 shows a practice page 13 for Hiragana “Mu”, in which characters “Mageru” and an arrow indicating how to bend are printed in the middle of the second drawing.

  In the present embodiment, since the total number of characters to be practiced is 95 characters, if the practice page 13 is increased, the exercise book itself may become thick and handling may be inconvenient.

  In this case, the exercise book may be divided into a plurality of volumes. In addition, it is desirable to insert the array table 12 for each volume so that characters to be practiced in each volume can be identified (for example, a halftone color is added to the background).

  Next, a method for using the kana character exercise book according to the present invention will be described.

  First, the character printed on the first (and third) line top row with a halftone solid line is drawn with a writing instrument such as a pencil, in the order of the number indicating the stroke order, in the direction of the arrow, next to each element of the character. Learn how to write the characters according to the comments that teach the printed stroke method.

  Next, the shape of the character is learned by tracing the half-tone broken-line character printed on the writing pad of the first (and third) line.

  Further, the character is learned by entering the character in the blank writing pad of the second (and fourth) line.

  As described above, the kana character exercise book according to the present invention has an effect that an infant can continue learning, and is effective as an infant education material.

1 Kana letter exercise book 11 Front cover 12 Arrangement table 13 Practice page 14 Back cover

Claims (6)

An array table in which kana characters (katakana and hiragana) are arranged in order of a small number of strokes and simple shapes;
Practice pages arranged in the order of the arrangement table, each practice page has a writing pad arranged in a matrix, and the top writing pad shows the kana characters and writing order to practice on the practice page. A kana letter exercise book including numbers, an arrow indicating a stroke direction, and a practice page on which a comment indicating a stroke method is described.   2. The kana character according to claim 1, wherein the array table includes a katakana array in which katakana is arranged in the order of a small number of strokes and a simple shape, and a hiragana array in which hiragana is arranged in an order of a small number of strokes and a simple shape. Exercise book.   The kana character exercise book according to claim 2, wherein the sequence table includes an array of “one, |, ten” before katakana.   The katakana sequence is “d, e, no, i, te, na, ha, fu, la, wo, li, sa, he, to, ko, yo, les, le, ho, o, mosquito, me, Wa, u, su, yu, ro, mi, ku, ta, nu, ma, a, ya, se, hi, mo, ke, mu, ki, chi, ne, seo, n, shi, tsu. The kana letter exercise book according to claim 2.   The hiragana sequence is “He, Ri, Ku, Tsu, Shi, I, Ko, Ni, Ta, K, Mo, U, Te, Chi, Ro, Ru, Raka, No, Hi, Se, Sa, Ki, Yo, Ma, Ha, Wa, Ke, Ne, Me, Nu, Su, Mi, So, Na, Oh, Yu, Fu, E, N, A, Mu. The kana letter exercise book according to claim 2.   The comment indicating the brush stroke method is "Stop", "Harau", "Haneru", "Oru", "Mageru", "Maruku" and "Musubu" according to any one of claims 1 to 5. Kana letter exercise book of description.