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This is a workbook to learn about Chinese strokes. These strokes are important basics for your students to get a feel of how it is like - Chinese characters by strokes. This is great practice that gives some spatial sense which is important to writing Chinese. Note that this practice is designed for an all-Chinese classroom so no English can be found in the workbook. Use the green boxes to give feedback to your students: Very Good/Good/Average/Keep Trying (from left to right). And the footer con

This is a workbook to learn about Chinese strokes. These strokes are important basics for your students to get a feel of how it is like - Chinese characters by strokes. This is great practice that gives some spatial sense which is important to writing Chinese. Note that this practice is designed for an all-Chinese classroom so no English can be found in the workbook. Use the green boxes to give feedback to your students: Very Good/Good/Average/Keep Trying (from left to right). And the footer con

This is a workbook to learn about Chinese strokes. These strokes are important basics for your students to get a feel of how it is like - Chinese characters by strokes. This is great practice that gives some spatial sense which is important to writing Chinese. Note that this practice is designed for an all-Chinese classroom so no English can be found in the workbook. Use the green boxes to give feedback to your students: Very Good/Good/Average/Keep Trying (from left to right). And the footer con

This is a great print-out for beginner Chinese (Mandarin) learners. The Chinese numbers 1 to 10 can help Chinese learners get a sense of the basic strokes in Chinese. Native speakers of the Mandarin use this same template too. Suitable for all ages. Typically in China this template is good for pre-k to first graders.