Final Answer:
The image shows a Japanese hiragana character “み” (mi) with practice grids for writing it. The task is to trace and then independently write the character in the blank boxes, following the stroke order shown in the example at the top.
To complete this worksheet:
1. Look at the large “み” on the left — that’s your model.
2. Trace over the faint gray versions in the first row of boxes to get used to the shape.
3. Then, try writing “み” by yourself in the empty boxes below, using the dotted lines as guides.
4. Remember: start from the top curve, go down and loop around, then add the small diagonal stroke at the end.
Keep practicing until your writing looks smooth and matches the example!
You’re learning how to write one of the basic sounds in Japanese — great job starting out!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of japanese alphabet worksheet.
