Character recognition, writing, vocabulary, sentence patterns, and textbook resources for Chinese classrooms.
Type up to 12 Chinese characters and get a printable worksheet with a colour-coded stroke-by-stroke breakdown, pinyin, English meaning, and 田字格 / 米字格 tracing boxes. Download as PNG/SVG, print to PDF, or share a link.
Open resource →Create missing-part character grids with pinyin, answer keys, and a two-team writing challenge.
Open resource →Preview Chinese stroke order and export GIF, SVG, PNG, cumulative stroke diagrams, and printable A4 PDFs in one ZIP.
Open resource →Choose numbered pinyin readings, or add T for printable pinyin and Tianzi-grid handwriting practice.
Open resource →Save vocabulary and questions to reuse across classroom activities.
Open resource →Paste Chinese vocabulary, add pinyin automatically, and download Letter-size 2×4 flash cards with aligned front and back pages in your border color.
Open resource →Type in sentences and let students drag the scrambled words back into the correct order—instant per-word feedback, no setup needed.
Open resource →Turn up to 100 terms into a folded booklet for definitions, sketches, examples, and self-paced review.
Open resource →Create a printable reading packet with your own text, comprehension questions, rewrite page, and storyboard.
Open resource →Students upload a picture and caption for each page, record themselves reading it aloud, and add background music—then get a password-protected link to share the finished audiobook.
Open resource →Open the unified hub for Fakebook, Fake Instagram, and Fake WeChat Moments classroom simulations.
Open resource →Browse Chen Laoshi’s preset question banks or import your own questions, save them in this browser, and reuse them in activities that support question-bank imports.
Open resource →Directories for levels 1–3 are available; dedicated materials have not been added yet. Use the tools above with your textbook vocabulary and sentence patterns.
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