Littles (K-3)
Big tracing boxes, a circus balloon coloring page, match-the-animal and a rabbit-in-the-moon maze.
A Quaintly Curious bonus · Hiragana primer
konnichiwa, curious ones
A printable hiragana primer for the whole family, from Gigi, your Ringmaster between Detroit and Japan. Littles, Middles and Bigs each get their own pack.
One-time purchase. Instant download. Print it as many times as your family needs.


FROM THE RINGMASTER
I split my life between Detroit and Japan. Every trip, the first word I hear is こんにちは, konnichiwa, hello. I made this primer so your kids can say it, read it and write it too, right at your kitchen table.
Japanese children learn hiragana first: 46 letters, each one a sound. Learn the sounds and you can read real Japanese words.

PEEK INSIDE

EVERY AGE AT YOUR TABLE
Big tracing boxes, a circus balloon coloring page, match-the-animal and a rabbit-in-the-moon maze.
Sound-change chart, hiragana word hunt, romaji crossword and a kana decoder.
Combo sounds, first sentences, a circus katakana corner, a kana crossword and Detroit-to-Japan time-zone math.

Plus the family bundle: all three in one 80-page file.
EASY AS あ い う
Buy once and download right away.
Trace one row a day. That's all 46 sounds in two weeks.
Say each sound out loud, play with the flashcards and earn your Hiragana Star.
THE LITTLE DETAILS
No. Every word has romaji (Japanese in English letters) and the meaning, plus "sounds like" hints.
No, it's a standalone bonus. Members and non-members can both buy it.
It's a digital download (PDF). Nothing ships.
Yes, print as many copies as your own family needs.
mata ne, see you soon