JP5648802B2 - Kanji practice notes - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a kanji practice note.

  Conventionally, a kanji practice note is known in which a practitioner can correctly and surely remember a new kanji including the stroke order (see Patent Document 1). The kanji practice note described in Patent Document 1 is to detachably bind a required number of practice sheets for learning new kanji and a required number of problem sheets for writing newly learned kanji between the front and back covers. Features. The practice form is provided with a reading entry frame for writing thin kanji trace characters and kanji reading, a plurality of stroke order entry frames for memorizing the stroke order of kanji, and a name entry field with a frame for entering names. The question paper is provided with a kanji entry box for changing hiragana characters to kanji and a name entry field with a frame for entering a name.

Utility Model Registration No. 3151599

However, since the newly learned kanji is printed thinly in advance on the kanji practice note paper described in Patent Document 1, the learner writes the kanji on the thinly printed kanji. For this reason, even if the practitioner does not accurately grasp the shape of the kanji, the practitioner can write the kanji on the kanji practice note paper.
Kanji practice notes are divided into practice paper for writing kanji on the kanji practice note paper and question paper with newly learned kanji, so that the practitioner can accurately write the kanji shape This confirmation is made with practice sheets and question sheets side by side. For this reason, it is difficult to judge whether or not the shapes of the Chinese characters match, and this is particularly noticeable when the practitioner is a first grader to a third grader.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a kanji practice note that can confirm whether or not the shape of a kanji is correctly written.

The kanji practice note according to the present invention can confirm whether or not a plurality of papers are closed in a booklet shape and a plurality of kanji characters corresponding to the plurality of papers can be written accurately. The kanji practice note has a blank frame on the front side of each sheet for allowing the practitioner to write a first confirmation kanji for confirming whether or not the plurality of kanji are correctly written, and for the first confirmation A kanji print frame composed of a second confirmation kanji that is different from the kanji and a frame surrounding the second confirmation kanji is printed in advance. The upper sheet, which is an arbitrary sheet selected from the plurality of sheets, and the lower sheet positioned directly below the upper sheet are the lower sheet when the upper sheet and the lower sheet overlap each other. The Kanji print frame on the front side of the upper sheet is in a position directly below the blank frame on the front side of the upper sheet.
The practitioner quickly turns the kanji written on the upper sheet and the first confirmation kanji printed on the lower sheet by flipping the upper sheet and returning it to the original, so that the afterimage effect of the practitioner Can be used to compare the shape of the kanji written by the practitioner with the shape of the first confirmation kanji. For this reason, it is confirmed whether or not the kanji is correctly written.

  In a state where the upper sheet and the lower sheet overlap, the kanji in the front side kanji print frame of the lower sheet is transferred from the front side of the upper sheet to the front side kanji print frame of the lower sheet. It is preferable that the printed kanji is printed at a density that cannot be read at all. By doing so, the practitioner cannot visually recognize the first confirmation kanji on the lower sheet when writing the kanji in the blank frame on the upper sheet. For this reason, the practitioner writes kanji in the blank frame by relying on memory, and therefore, by looking at the kanji written in the blank frame, it can be confirmed whether or not the kanji is written correctly.

  Each sheet may further be printed with a plurality of kanji practice frames in which the practitioner can enter the first confirmation kanji. By doing so, the practitioner can practice writing kanji using the kanji practice frame before writing kanji in the blank frame.

  The first confirmation kanji character may be printed in advance on the front side of each sheet. By doing so, the practitioner can practice writing kanji using the kanji practice frame while looking at the first confirmation kanji written on the upper sheet.

  The orientation of the first confirmation Chinese character printed on the front side of each sheet is preferably different from the orientation of the second confirmation Chinese character to be written in the blank frame. By doing so, the kanji written in the kanji practice frame is less likely to be referenced when the practitioner writes kanji in the blank frame.

  The plurality of kanji are preferably kanji listed in “first grade”, “second grade”, and “third grade” in the “Kanji Dividend Table by Grade” in the elementary school study guidance guidelines. By doing so, the target of the practitioner of the kanji practice note is changed from the first grader to the third grader. For such an age group, confirming whether or not kanji can be accurately written with kanji practice notes can improve the effect of kanji learning.

  The kanji practice note is a kanji that is different from the first confirmation kanji and the second confirmation kanji, which confirms whether or not the plurality of kanji are written correctly on the back side of each sheet. A blank frame for allowing the practitioner to write 3 confirmation kanji, and a fourth confirmation kanji that is different from the first confirmation kanji, the second confirmation kanji, and the third confirmation kanji, A kanji print frame comprising a frame surrounding the fourth confirmation kanji is pre-printed, and the upper sheet and the lower sheet are in the state where the upper sheet and the lower sheet overlap with each other. The kanji print frame on the back side of the upper sheet may have a relationship positioned directly below the blank frame on the back side of the lower sheet.

  According to the kanji practice note of the present invention, it can be confirmed whether or not the shape of the kanji is written accurately.

It is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the Chinese character practice notebook which concerns on this invention. It is a disassembled perspective view of the paper of the kanji practice note shown in FIG. It is the disassembled perspective view seen from the other direction of the paper of the Chinese character practice notebook shown in FIG. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the usage method of the kanji practice note shown in FIG. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the usage method of the kanji practice note following FIG. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the usage method of the kanji practice note following FIG.

Although one mode of the practice note of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings, the present invention is not limited to the description of the drawings.
1 to 3, the kanji practice note 10 according to the present invention confirms whether or not a plurality of kanji characters respectively corresponding to a plurality of papers 31, 32, 33,... And includes a cover sheet 12, 14 and a plurality of sheets 31, 32, 33,. It does not matter which of the cover sheets 12 and 14 is the front cover or the back cover. In the drawings, the front cover 12 is a front cover and the front cover 14 is a back cover, but the case where the front cover 14 is a front cover and the front cover 12 is a back cover is also included in the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the kanji practice note 10 is a notebook in which one side 30 of a plurality of sheets 31, 32, 33,. The plurality of sheets 31, 32, 33,... Are preferably the same size, for example, preferably A4 size or B5 size. As described above, the kanji practice note 10 is configured in a booklet form, so that a defect such as a kanji practice note in a card format (for example, in the case of a card-type kanji practice note, the practitioner has separated the paper. It is difficult to request such management from lower-level practitioners, and card-type Kanji practice notes are more expensive than book-type Kanji practice notes.) .

  The kanji that confirms whether or not the practitioner has written correctly in the kanji practice note 10 is the “first grade”, “second grade” and “third grade” in the “Kanji Dividend Table by Grade” in the Elementary School Study Guidelines. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and may be “4th grade” or higher grade kanji.

On the front sides 31a, 32a, 33a,... Of each of the plurality of papers 31, 32, 33,..., A first target for checking whether or not one of the plurality of Chinese characters is written correctly. A confirmation kanji 41 is allocated. As shown in the drawing, the first confirmation kanji 41 may be printed in advance.
Also, in each of the back sides 31b, 32b, 33b,... Of the plurality of papers 31, 32, 33,... A third confirmation kanji 41 to be confirmed is allocated. Similarly, the third confirmation kanji 41 may be printed in advance.
It is preferable that both the first confirmation kanji and the third confirmation kanji are printed on the upper sides of the papers 31, 32, 33,.

  The front side 31a, 32a, 33a,... And the back side 31b, 32b, 33b,... Of the plurality of sheets 31, 32, 33,. It is preferable that a plurality of kanji practice frames 45 capable of writing the same kanji by looking at 41 and the third confirmation kanji 41 are printed. The plurality of kanji practice frames 45 are preferably printed at the center of the paper in a state of being aligned vertically and horizontally.

  As shown in FIG. 2, on the front sides 31a, 32a, 33a,... Of the plurality of sheets 31, 32, 33,. A blank frame 46 for displaying, and a kanji print frame 42a composed of a second check kanji 42 and a frame surrounding the second check kanji 42 are preprinted. The blank frame 46 and the second confirmation kanji 42 are alternately printed below the front sides 31a, 32a, 33a of the sheets 31, 32, 33,.

  As shown in FIG. 3, on the back sides 31b, 32b, 33b,... Of each of the plurality of papers 31, 32, 33,. A blank frame 46 for displaying, and a Chinese character print frame 42a composed of a fourth confirmation Chinese character 42 and a frame surrounding the fourth confirmation Chinese character 42 are printed in advance. The blank frame 46 and the fourth confirmation kanji 42 are alternately printed on the lower sides 31b, 32b, 33b of the papers 31, 32, 33,.

  The printed first confirmation kanji 41 and second confirmation kanji 42 are printed on the paper so that their directions are reversed. That is, the first confirmation kanji 41 printed on the front sides 31a, 32a, 33a,... And the back sides 31b, 32b, 33b,. The direction is different from the direction of the second confirmation kanji 42 written in the blank frame 46.

As shown in FIG. 2, the second confirmation Chinese characters 42 printed on the front side 32a of the paper 32 (lower paper) and the blank frame 46 printed on the front side 31a of the paper 31 (upper paper) are: In a state where the paper 31 and the paper 32 are overlapped, the Chinese character print frame 42 a on the front side 32 a of the paper 32 has a relationship such that it is positioned directly below the blank frame 46 on the front side 31 a of the paper 31.
Also, the second confirmation kanji 42 ("hot water" in FIG. 2) printed on the front side 32a of the paper 32 (lower paper) and the front side 31a of the paper 31 (upper paper) are printed. The first confirmation kanji 41 (the first confirmation kanji allocated as a target for checking whether or not it is correctly written on the front side 31a of the paper 31) is the same kanji.

Further, the second confirmation Chinese characters 42 printed on the front side 33a of the paper 33 (lower paper) and the blank frame 46 printed on the front side 32a of the paper 32 (upper paper) are the paper 32 and the paper 33. And the Chinese character print frame 42a on the front side 33a of the paper 33 is positioned directly below the blank frame 46 on the front side 32a of the paper 32.
The second confirmation kanji 42 ("Lake" in FIG. 2) printed on the front side 33a of the paper 33 (lower paper) and the front side 32a of the paper 32 (upper paper) are printed. The first confirmation kanji 41 (the first confirmation kanji allocated as a target for confirming whether or not it is correctly written on the front side 32a of the paper 32) is the same kanji.
Hereinafter, the positional relationship between the second confirmation kanji 42 and the blank frame 46 on the front side of the other sheet, and the relationship between the second confirmation kanji printed on the lower sheet and the first confirmation kanji allocated to the upper sheet. Is the same.

As shown in FIG. 3, the fourth confirmation Chinese characters 42 printed on the back side 31b of the paper 31 (lower paper) and the blank frame 46 printed on the back side 32b of the paper 32 (upper paper) are: In a state where the paper 32 and the paper 31 are overlapped, the kanji print frame 42 a on the back side 31 b of the paper 31 has a relationship such that it is positioned directly below the blank frame 46 on the back side 32 b of the paper 32.
Also, the fourth confirmation kanji 42 ("sea" in FIG. 3) printed on the back side 31b of the paper 31 (lower paper) and the back side 32b of the paper 32 (upper paper) are printed. The third confirmation kanji 41 (the third confirmation kanji allocated as an object for confirming whether or not it is correctly written on the back side 32b of the paper 32) is the same kanji.

Further, the fourth confirmation Chinese character 42 printed on the back side 32b of the paper 32 (lower paper) and the blank frame 46 printed on the back side 33b of the paper 33 (upper paper) are the paper 33 and the paper 32. And the Chinese character print frame 42a on the back side 32b of the paper 32 is positioned directly below the blank frame 46 on the back side 33b of the paper 33.
And it is printed on the back side 33b of the 4th confirmation Chinese character 42 ("Wave" in FIG. 2) printed on the back side 32b of the paper 32 (lower side paper) and the paper 33 (upper side paper). The third confirmation kanji 41 (the third confirmation kanji allocated as a target for confirming whether or not it is correctly written on the back side 33b of the paper 33) is the same kanji.
Hereinafter, the positional relationship between the fourth confirmation kanji 42 and the blank frame 46 on the front side of the other sheet, and the relationship between the fourth confirmation kanji printed on the lower sheet and the third confirmation kanji allocated to the upper sheet. Is the same.

  Further, the kanji (second confirmation kanji or fourth confirmation) of the kanji print frame 42a printed on each of the front sides 31a, 32a, 33a and the back sides 31b, 32b, 33b of the sheets 31, 32, 33,. It is preferable that the kanji characters are printed at such a density that the practitioner cannot read the paper placed on the paper on which the kanji is printed. That is, in a state where the upper sheet and the lower sheet are overlapped, the kanji in the front side kanji print frame 42a of the lower sheet is changed by the practitioner from the front side of the upper sheet to the kanji in the front side kanji print frame 42a. Printed at a density that cannot be read.

  With reference to FIG. 4 to FIG. 6, the use procedure of the above-described kanji practice note 10 will be described by taking the “Lake” kanji printed on the front side 32 a of the paper 32 as an example.

  First, as shown in FIG. 4, the practitioner learns the shape of the first confirmation kanji 41 (kanji called “Lake” in FIG. 4) printed on the front side 32 a of the paper 32 as a practice target. Practice writing the kanji in a plurality of kanji practice frames 45. At this time, the practitioner can write in the kanji practice frame 45 while looking at the shape of the first confirmation kanji 41 because the direction of the kanji 45a written in the kanji practice frame 45 is the same as the direction of the first confirmation kanji 41. it can.

Next, as shown in FIG. 5, the practitioner rotates the kanji practice note 10 by 180 degrees. As a result, the kanji 45a written in the kanji practice frame 45 is rotated 180 degrees, so that the kanji 45a written in the kanji practice frame 45 is difficult for the practitioner to read. If necessary, it is preferable to hide the kanji practice frame 45 with a sheet of paper or an underlay so that the practitioner cannot see the kanji 45a written in the kanji practice frame 45.
In such a state, the practitioner wrote in the first confirmation kanji 41 or the kanji practice frame 45 in order to confirm whether or not he / she correctly remembers the shape of the first confirmation kanji 41 to be practiced. Write the kanji in the blank frame 46 without looking at the kanji (the one written by the practitioner in FIG. 5 is referred to as kanji 46a). At this time, since the size of the blank frame 46 is substantially the same size as the frame of the second confirmation kanji 42, the size of the kanji 46a written in the blank frame 46 is also substantially the same as that of the second confirmation kanji 42. It is a size. In addition, since the position of the blank frame 46 of the paper 32 is located immediately above the second confirmation kanji 42 of the paper 33 in the paper stacking direction, the Chinese characters written in the blank frame 46 are approximately the first. 2 Located right above the confirmation kanji 42.

Then, as shown in FIG. 6, the practitioner confirms whether the kanji written in the blank frame 46 has the same shape as the first confirmation kanji 41 printed on the front side 32 a of the paper 32. In other words, the practitioner quickly turns the edge of the paper 32 to the extent that the second confirmation kanji 42 on the front side 33a of the paper 33 is visible, and returns it to its original state. Accordingly, the practitioner can recognize a state in which the kanji written in the blank frame 46 and the second confirmation kanji 42 on the front side 33a of the paper 33 overlap due to the afterimage effect. That is, the practitioner can easily compare the shape of the Chinese character that he / she wrote with the shape of the answer Chinese character (the second confirmation Chinese character 42) by using the visual afterimage effect. be able to. Compared to the traditional method of comparing the kanji you wrote and the kanji of the answer side by side, the confirmation method of comparing the shape of the kanji that can be realized with the kanji practice note 10 easily finds the differences in shape can do.
By using the practice note of the present invention, it is difficult to grasp the differences in the fine shape of the kanji yourself. It is possible to easily check whether or not the character is being learned, and the effect of learning kanji can be improved.

  As described above, the usage procedure of the kanji practice note 10 has been described with reference to FIG. 4 to FIG. 6 by taking the “Lake” kanji printed on the front side 32a of the paper 32 as an example. The reverse side can be performed in the same manner.

10 Kanji practice notes 31, 32, 33 Paper 31a, 32a, 33a Paper front side 31b, 32b, 33b Paper back side 41 First confirmation kanji 42 Second confirmation kanji 45 Kanji practice frame 46 Blank frame

Claims (7)

A plurality of paper sheets are closed in a booklet form, and a kanji practice note that can confirm whether or not a plurality of kanji characters respectively corresponding to the plurality of paper sheets are correctly written,
On the front side of each sheet, a blank frame for allowing a practitioner to write a first confirmation kanji for confirming whether or not the plurality of kanji are written correctly is different from the first confirmation kanji. A kanji print frame comprising a second check kanji that is a kanji and a frame surrounding the second check kanji is pre-printed;
The first confirmation kanji that can be written in the blank frame on the front side of the upper sheet, which is an arbitrary sheet selected from the plurality of sheets, is used for the second confirmation on the front side of the lower sheet located directly below the upper sheet. The same kanji as the kanji,
Wherein the upper side sheet and the lower sheet, in a state in which said upper sheet and said lower sheet are overlapped, the learner wrote as the first confirmation Kanji on the blank frame on the front side of the upper sheet The kanji print frame on the front side of the lower sheet has a relationship positioned directly below the blank frame on the front side of the upper sheet so that the kanji overlaps the second confirmation kanji on the front side of the lower sheet. Kanji practice notes.   In a state where the upper sheet and the lower sheet overlap, the kanji in the front side kanji print frame of the lower sheet is transferred from the front side of the upper sheet to the front side kanji print frame of the lower sheet. The kanji practice note according to claim 1, which is printed at a density at which the printed kanji cannot be read at all.   The kanji practice note according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of kanji practice frames in which the practitioner can enter the first confirmation kanji are printed on each sheet.   The kanji practice note according to claim 1, wherein the first confirmation kanji is further printed in advance on the front side of each sheet. The kanji practice note according to claim 4, wherein an orientation of the first confirmation kanji printed on the front side of each sheet is different from an orientation of the first confirmation kanji to be written in the blank frame.   The plurality of kanji are any of the kanji listed in "first grade", "second grade", and "third grade" in the "Kanji Dividend Table by Grade" of the Elementary School Study Guidance Guidelines. Kanji practice notes listed in. On the back side of each sheet, a third confirmation kanji that is different from the first confirmation kanji and the second confirmation kanji is used to confirm whether the plurality of kanji are correctly written. A blank frame for the practitioner to write, a fourth confirmation kanji that is different from the first confirmation kanji, the second confirmation kanji, and the third confirmation kanji and the fourth confirmation kanji A kanji print frame consisting of a frame surrounding the kanji is pre-printed,
The third confirmation kanji to be written in the blank frame on the back side of the lower paper is the same kanji as the fourth confirmation kanji on the back side of the upper paper,
The upper paper and the lower paper are written as the third confirmation kanji by the practitioner in the blank frame on the back side of the lower paper when the upper paper and the lower paper are overlapped . The kanji print frame on the back side of the upper sheet has a relationship positioned directly below the blank frame on the back side of the lower sheet so that the kanji overlaps the fourth confirmation kanji on the back side of the upper sheet. The kanji practice note in any one of claim | item 1 -6.

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