Originally designed as a learning tool for young children in Japan, this tracing worksheet introduces the beauty of Japanese hiragana through 56 animal names. While perfect for little learners, it’s also a delightful resource for adults exploring the Japanese language and culture.
The two included PDF files feature a variety of animal names written in hiragana, offering both standard and slightly advanced forms. By tracing the characters, learners can practice the correct stroke order and build confidence. For an extra challenge, try writing the words on your own in the free space provided.
To make the experience even more rewarding, gather your completed sheets, punch holes in them, and create your own Animal Hiragana Book. This simple activity not only showcases your progress but also adds a personal touch to your learning journey.
Whether you’re helping a child connect with their Japanese roots or beginning your own adventure into the language, this worksheet makes practicing hiragana fun and meaningful. Let’s learn together through the fascinating world of animals and Japanese hiragana!
Please print this data on A4 paper and cut it in half before use.
