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The font I used is especially developed for compulsory education shougakkou chuugakkou and Japanese pupils learn Hiragana/Katakana/Kanji looking at this font. Have you seen Shitajiki that Japanese pupils use This is a type of Shitajiki for reading / writing practice. Warning Because the font model is calligraphy writing the beginning of a stroke is wavy. Some pupils tend to learn this wavy stroke beginning and exaggerate them. You need to warn your pupils not to copy the wavy beginnings...

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1. Spread the katakana practice mat on a flat surface.
2. Observe the grid on the practice mat, which is designed to help you write the characters straight and properly spaced.
3. Start with the first katakana character in the syllabary.
4. Use a pencil or marker to carefully trace the character within the designated grid square.
5. Repeat the process for each character, proceeding in the order of the syllabary.
6. Make sure to follow the stroke order and direction for each character.
7. Practice writing each character multiple times to improve your fluency and accuracy.
8. Once you have completed all the characters, review your writing and make any necessary corrections.
9. Continue practicing regularly to reinforce your knowledge and improve your katakana writing skills.

Who needs katakana practice mat?

1. Anyone studying the Japanese language can benefit from using a katakana practice mat.
2. Beginners who are just starting to learn katakana will find the practice mat especially helpful.
3. Those who want to improve their handwriting and perfect their stroke order will also find it beneficial.
4. Individuals preparing for tests, exams, or competitions involving katakana writing can utilize the practice mat to enhance their skills.
5. Teachers or tutors who teach Japanese or katakana can use the practice mat as a teaching tool for their students.
6. Overall, anyone aspiring to read and write in Japanese accurately should consider using a katakana practice mat.

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