100 Phonetic Words in First Grade Chinese (Volume 1 Basics, Including Answers)

Literacy requirements for first-grade languages: recognize about 300 commonly used Chinese characters, and write 100-150 of them. Looking at the spelling of Chinese characters, it is “can write”. Many children can read and write without problems, and they are wrong as soon as they write – either they stroke one more, or they are confused with homophones.

Highlights of this exercise

• Cover all the raw characters required to be written in the first grade upper volume of the textbook;
• Sort by word frequency, in front of the high-frequency word row, focus on practicing first;
• Each question is carried out independently, and the child does not write crowdedly;
• Attach complete answers, parents refine peace of mind.

Alerts for easily misspelled words

The “big” and “too” should be clearly distinguished, the “person” character should be stretched, and the “in” character and the “person” character are different in direction. It is normal for children in the lower grades to write slowly, the key is toStroke order should be correct, glyph shape should be correct, don’t try to write in quick succession.

Learning Method Suggestions

• Write one page a day (about 20 words) for 15 minutes;
• The wrong words are circled with a red pen, and the next day they are reviewed first;
• Encourage children to form words, write a word and use it;
• Dictate this week’s typos over the weekend.

Adhere to a month, the child’s raw word mastery will be visibly improved. If the child has not fully mastered the pinyin, you can read the pinyin part of this exercise first, and then write it.

Tip: The webpage is in preview. Click the green button above to download the full version of Word, which can be printed and edited.