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This app helps third-grade students learn Japanese Kanji writing order and pronunciation. It features animated stroke order, a built-in dictionary, and large, easy-to-read characters. The content follows the order of characters taught in the popular Mitsumura Tosho textbooks.
What's New in 3年生漢字シンクロ国語教材、最も簡単に漢字の書き方を勉強する
2.20
January 26, 2016
このAppはApple Watchアプリのアイコンを表示するようAppleにより更新されました。
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Does 漢字教材 have ads?
Yes, 漢字教材 displays an advertisement banner at the bottom of the screen. However, this does not restrict any of the app's functionalities.
What is the learning methodology of 漢字教材?
漢字教材 focuses on visual learning through animated stroke order demonstrations and clear character display. It also reinforces learning by following the order of characters taught in popular Japanese textbooks.
How does 漢字教材 track progress?
While 漢字教材 provides tools for learning and practice, it does not explicitly mention a progress tracking feature within its description. Users can manually track their learning through consistent use of the app's features.
Is 漢字教材 suitable for younger children?
漢字教材 is rated for ages 4 and up, making it suitable for young learners. Its large characters and animated guides are designed to be easy for children to understand and use.
What devices is 漢字教材 compatible with?
漢字教材 is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPods. It is designed for iOS devices.
How often is 漢字教材 updated?
The provided data indicates that the latest version was released on January 26, 2016, and the last update was also on January 26, 2016. This suggests infrequent updates.
Can 漢字教材 be used offline?
The description does not specify offline functionality. However, the core features like animated stroke order and dictionary lookup are likely to require an internet connection for optimal performance.
What is the basis for the stroke order information in 漢字教材?
The stroke order information in 漢字教材 is based on the 'Guide to Stroke Order Instruction' (1957) by the Ministry of Education. Additional information references the standards of the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation.






