Katakana Resources

29 Sep

It’s almost time for my daughter to start learning katakana (かたかな／カタカナ）! Here is a list of katakana resources for you (katakana charts, practice sheets, etc):

1. Kids @ Nifty

2. Kotoba.littlestar.jp

3. Another page from Kotoba.littlestar

4. Kids-points.com

5. Jakka.jp

6. Kantan-net

7. Happy Fu-Fu

8. Minnano-nihongo

9. KF Studio

10. brother.co.jp

11) アクリートくらぶ

katakana

Let me know if you find any resources you think are great!

9 Responses to “Katakana Resources”

  1. yumenomelody October 1, 2011 at 11:30 AM #

    great resources!! It will make it funnier and easier for her to learn. 🙂

    Reply
  2. melonpan October 31, 2011 at 4:13 AM #

    oh that is very nice for me (german girl who will lern japanese) do you have this sides also for Hiragana and simply Kanjis?

    Reply
  3. megpilot3 November 7, 2011 at 11:44 PM #

    I was hoping you would post something like this soon. We have the hiragana down and just a few weeks ago decided to work on the katakana. Thanks!

    Reply

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