A long-lasting use of medical care, visual support, and kanji cards set for first-year students using illustrations.

This is a set of 80 kanji cards and radical cards that are learned in first grade elementary school (^-^) Perfect for supporting visually superior children! Rather than memorizing kanji, we have made it visually clear with illustration cards, making it a teaching material that will give you an image when you look at kanji. If you prepare a binder and tracing paper, you can also traverse it ♪ It is easier to write than regular print tracing, so it is also recommended for small children! ※※※ Basic kanji that can be used as radicals such as kihen, kekanmuri, and nymben are also featured in first grade, right? Also, many kanji that are combined with radicals appear in the lower grades. It is called a shaped voice letter, and the radical represents [meaning], while the others represent [sound]. Let's take the example of the kanji character "Naka" (kunyomi → Naka, onyomi → Chu) that appears in fourth grade elementary school students as an example. Even if you haven't learned it yet, as long as you know the rules of kanji, you will know the following: 1) Since it comes with a one-ben, it has meanings related to "people" (friends, making up, etc.) ② Same as ono-reading for [Medium] (Kanji for 1st grade) The image of kanji is important! Kanji is a type of kanji that combines the meaning of radicals, and even if you don't know the character, you can somehow understand the meaning and guess what it reads. Whether you can enjoy studying kanji depends on how well you can learn the kanji in the first and second graders. Please try this together before your child thinks that Kanji = something that has to be written and memorized (^-^) {How to use} ★Kanji cards 1) Show the kanji side and read it out aloud. ②Next, show the side of the picture and read it out aloud ★Radio Card Check the meaning using the kanji card that was the source of the radical. I'll try to see if I can create the kanji I know by putting a few cards side by side. It can be used as a slash card when you are young, and there is an illustration on the back, so you can give it as if it were a picture book. Children can view kanji as shapes. After trying out a lot from a young age, I think that the way I learns reading is that I've never tried it out early. Thanks to this, now that I'm 5 years old, I'm able to read and write the kanji that I learn in my first year (^-^) It can be used for a long time, not only after entering school, but also for babies and preparations to attend school! #Visual support #Special Support #Montessori #remedial education

小学校一年生で学ぶ80字の漢字カードと部首カードのsetです(^-^) 視覚優位なお子様の支援にも最適! 漢字をただ覚えるのではなく、イラストカードで視覚的に分かりやすくすることで、漢字を見たらイメージが浮かぶ教材になっています。 バインダーとトレーシングペーパーを用意して頂ければなぞり書きも出来る♪ 通常のプリントのなぞり書きよりも、大きく書きやすいので、小さなお子様にもオススメです! ※※※※ きへんやたけかんむり、にんべん等の部首になる基礎的な漢字も一年生の時に出てきますよね？ また部首に組み合わされる漢字も低学年で出てくるものが多いです。 形声文字というのですが、部首が【意味】を表し、その他が【音】を表します。 小学4年生で出てくる漢字の『仲』(訓読み→なか、音読み→チュウ)を例に出して考えてみましょう。 まだ習っていなくても漢字のルールさえ知っていれば以下のことが分かります。 ①にんべんが付くから『人』に関連する意味がある(仲間、仲直り等) ②【中】(小１常用漢字)の音読みと同じ 漢字はとにかくイメージが大事! 部首の意味と組み合わさっている漢字が分かれば、その字を知らなくとも何となく意味が分かる、読みを推測出来ちゃうのが漢字です。 漢字のお勉強を楽しめるかは、1、2年生で学ぶ漢字をどれだけしっかり覚えられるかにかかっています。 お子さんが【漢字=沢山書いて覚えなきゃいけない、めんどくさいもの】と思ってしまう前にぜひ一緒に取り組んでみてください(^-^) 《使い方》 ★漢字カード ①漢字の面を見せて読み上げます。 ②次に絵の面を見せて読み上げます ★部首カード 部首の元になった漢字カードで意味を確認。 何枚かカードを並べて組み合わせて知ってる漢字が作れるかトライ。 乳幼時期にはスラッシュカード的にも使え、裏にはイラストがついているので、絵本感覚で渡してもOK。 子どもは漢字表記を形として捉えていけます。 乳幼時期から色々試してみて思うのが読みを覚えさせるのは、早めに始めるにこしたことはないということ。 おかげで5歳の今は一年生で習う漢字の読み書きが出来るようになりました(^-^) 入学以降はもとより、赤ちゃんから就学準備にも長くお使い頂けます! #視覚支援 #特別支援 #モンテッソーリ #療育