KUMON Hiragana Writing Cards. Box and pen not included. Alcohol-sterilized. Relatively clean, but some cards have scratches and marks. Only the most noticeable cards are shown. ⚠️ I have a rabbit! Although I have sterilized with alcohol, please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. From the following site ↓ [Let's practice the "correct way to write" hiragana.] By using a write-and-erase pen to repeatedly trace the characters, you can practice writing hiragana. [You can write hiragana in a playful way by writing and erasing many times.] You can trace with your finger until you develop the ability to control the pen. Don't make your child redo it many times just because they can't connect the lines well, and cherish the "interest in writing" that is beginning to sprout in your child. [Usage example] The numbers and color-coding from ① to ④ on the front side indicate the stroke order, and the 〇→ and ☆ symbols indicate the beginning and end of the stroke. Following the stroke order, have fun tracing with a marker pen while connecting the lines from 〇→ to ☆. [By actually writing, you can firmly establish each hiragana character.] On the back, there are hiragana characters with only the surrounding edges remaining. Following the stroke order, write with a marker pen and erase, and practice repeatedly so that you can write without going outside the edges. It's okay if you go outside the lines or don't write correctly. As you trace many times, your child will gradually improve their penmanship skills.