JPS6035086Y2 - Kanji reading and writing practice board - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is related to a reading and writing practice board for learning how to read and write kanji.The purpose of the board is to learn how to read and study kanji by turning over the kanji study cards one by one. To provide a kanji reading and writing practice board with a novel structure that allows one to practice how to write kanji using kanji printed on card paper as a model.

An embodiment of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In the drawing, 1 is a rectangular plywood made of cardboard, and the upper surface of this plywood is coated with, for example, blue wax 2 located in the lower half area. At the same time, a pair of paper binding tools 3.3 formed in an inverted U shape are attached to the center of the upper half of the paper so as to face each other vertically and spaced apart from each other.

4 is a large number of kanji study cards with the onkun reading of kanji 5 printed on the front side 5a- and the example of how to use the onkun reading 5b, and the back side with the correct way to write kanji 5 5c, with perforations on the sides. The two binding holes 6.6 are fitted into the paper binding tools 3, 3 so that the paper can be turned over one by one.

Reference numerals 7 and 8 denote two sheets for writing and erasing kanji characters superimposed on the waxed surface 2a of the base plate and secured with staples 9 at the upper sides so that the sheets can be turned over, and the sheet 7 on the upper side is made of transparent plastic. When the sheet 8 located on the lower side is written with a pencil or the like from above the sheet 7, the lower waxed surface 2a and the character part come into close contact with each other, and the characters stand out. The bark is made of a milky white plastic sheet that disappears when the sheet is turned upwards.

Furthermore, on the upper sheet 7, there are printed a column 7a for practicing the stroke order of the kanji 5, a rectangular frame 7b for practicing how to write the kanji 5, and a rectangular frame 7C containing a dotted cross.

The kanji reading and writing practice board of this invention has the above structure, so while turning over the kanji study card 4 one by one, look at the kanji 5 printed on the card and its reading 5a, and learn the kanji 5. In addition to being able to learn how to read kanji 5 in order, students can practice writing kanji 5 by writing kanji 5 on the sheet 7, and the characters written there can be easily erased by turning over the sheet. Can be done.

Therefore, it has excellent practical effects as a teaching material for practicing how to write kanji without using paper.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of this invention, Figure 2 is a central vertical sectional view taken along the line ■-■ in Figure 1, and Figures A and B are representative kanji learning cards. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a front view and a back view of paper. 1... Base plate, 2... Waxing, 2a.
... Waxed surface, 3 ... Paper binding tool, 4.
...Kanji study card paper, 5...Kanji, 5a...How to read the onkun reading of kanji, 5b...Example of using onkun reading, 5c...・・How to write kanji, 7゜8・・・・Sheet for erasing kanji.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A piece of plywood with colored wax applied to the lower half and a paper binding tool attached to the center of the upper half, and a large number of printed kanji reading and writing instructions set on the plywood with a paper binding tool that can be turned over. This kanji reading and writing practice board is provided with sheets of kanji learning card paper and a sheet for writing and erasing kanji, which is foldable and superimposed on the waxed surface of the lower half of the base plate.