The First 1000 Practice Sheets
Writing Chinese isn’t easy and there’s no shortcut. Print these, grab a pencil, and get practising. Stroke order diagrams included.
- Stroke order diagram for every character
- Pinyin pronunciation, plus zhuyin on the traditional edition
- English keyword and extended definitions
- Practice blocks to write in
What you get
Reading a character and writing one are different skills, and only one of them makes the character stick. These sheets take the 1,000 most common characters and give you room to write each one out properly, with a stroke order diagram to follow, so you build the right habit from the first attempt.
Print a page, fill it in, print it again tomorrow.
Goes well with
Everything we make, in one download: the first 2,000 characters as posters, practice sheets, reference sheets and flashcards, plus every radicals resource.
The 1,000 most common Chinese characters, four ways: poster, practice sheets, reference sheets and flashcards.
The 1,000 most common Chinese characters on one wall poster, ordered by frequency. Around 90% of what you’ll meet in a modern text.