Japanese writing resources?

[DIO-Berry]

I’m still looking for the thread where I talked about them, but there are books for children to practice their kana and kanji in. Given your level, they should be easy to understand and they also explain some of the guidelines, such as which lines should align with others and sizing.

here are some other threads that might also help.

Kana/kanji writing practice book recommendation please?

So i’ve got this book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Learning-Japanese-Hiragana-Katakana-Self-Study/dp/4805312270/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=learning+japanese&qid=1600624854&sr=8-5 and it’s got these for every kana + [image] It’s great but i want full pages with the light/transparent letter to train my muscle memory. My kittens have had various books like this to learn the alphabet and numbers so maybe such books exist for japanese children? 3 practices is not enough for me, my marking just st…

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Writing practice but graded

There are graded kanji practice books for Japanese schoolchildren. I’ve used them although you’ll want to practice writing even more separately. I recommend a small whiteboard for that. These are great and also have sentences that you can practice reading or rewriting. They don’t include translations of course, but it’s fairly intuitive. They go up to at least 6th grade, but I can’t remember if I’ve seen beyond that or not.