Japanese kana practice worksheet for Sa-gyō and Ta-gyō, ideal for beginners learning hiragana.

Final Answer:
The worksheet is for practicing how to write Katakana characters for the “Sa-gyō” (サ行) and “Ta-gyō” (タ行) syllables. Each row shows one character with stroke order, then blank boxes for you to trace and practice writing it yourself.

For Sa-gyō:
- サ (sa), シ (shi), ス (su), セ (se), ソ (so)

For Ta-gyō:
- タ (ta), チ (chi), ツ (tsu), テ (te), ト (to)

You should copy each character in the empty boxes next to it, following the numbered arrows that show the correct stroke order. This helps you learn how to write them correctly by hand.

Note at the bottom reminds you these same characters are also used to write dakuten versions like ザ (za), ジ (ji), ズ (zu), ゼ (ze), ゾ (zo) — and similarly for タ行: ダ (da), デ (de), ド (do). But on this sheet, you’re just practicing the basic forms without dakuten.

Keep your writing neat and follow the stroke directions — start where number 1 is, then go to 2, etc. Practice each row until you feel comfortable!