Printable PDF recall sheets. Each kanji level has three PDFs: a practice sheet (meaning
shown, write the kanji), a meaning-practice sheet (kanji shown, write the meaning), and
an answer key covering both directions. N5 and N4 follow the same kanji order as the
Benkyo app; N3–N1 are ordered by Japanese school grade level, simplest first
(there's no single official JLPT kanji order to match, so every app orders its list a
bit differently).
Hiragana and katakana writing sheets — one empty box per character with its romaji
reading above. Covers the full gojūon, dakuten/handakuten, and yōon combinations,
same as the Kana drawing practice mode. The "Common Words"
sheets go a level up from single characters — romaji and an English meaning are
shown, and you write the whole word in hiragana or katakana on the line below, with
an answer key (question first, word below) for checking your writing.
Translatable sentence worksheets, 20 sentences per grammar point — the same example
sentences used by the Sentences flashcard mode, as
printable PDFs. Each grammar point has a "to English" sheet (Japanese shown, write
the translation) and a "to Japanese" sheet (English shown, write the translation),
each with its own answer key — the question always printed first, its answer below,
so the key matches whichever sheet you're checking. Grouped by Genki chapter, which
roughly (not exactly) lines up with N5 for Genki I and N4 for Genki II — including
chapters 1-2, the copula/demonstrative basics that come before verb conjugation starts.
Free, printable PDF worksheets for testing kanji recall, one set per JLPT level from
N5 (beginner) through N1 (advanced), in both directions. The practice sheet shows each
kanji's English meaning with an empty box below it to write the kanji from memory. The
meaning-practice sheet flips it around — the kanji is shown, and you write its meaning
on ruled lines below. A matching answer key (kanji and meaning together, same order)
covers both directions. Kanji are ordered to match the Benkyo app for N5/N4, and by
Japanese school grade level (simplest first) for N3–N1.
Free printable PDF writing sheets for hiragana and katakana. Each sheet has one empty
box per character with its romaji reading above — write the character from memory, then
check yourself against the answer key. Covers all 104 characters per script: the full
gojūon, dakuten/handakuten, and yōon combinations.
Free printable PDF worksheets for common whole words, one level up from single
characters. Each item shows the word's romaji and English meaning; you write the word
itself in hiragana or katakana on the ruled line below. The answer key prints the
question (romaji + meaning) first and the word's kana spelling below it, same order as
the worksheet.
Free printable PDF worksheets for practicing Japanese grammar through translation, one
set per grammar point from Genki I & II (roughly N5 and N4) — 23 grammar points in
all, including the copula and demonstrative basics from chapters 1-2 that precede verb
conjugation. Each grammar point has 20 example sentences that use it, drawn from the
same bank as the Sentences flashcard mode. The "to English" sheet shows the
Japanese sentence (with furigana) and ruled lines to write the English translation; the
"to Japanese" sheet shows the English sentence and ruled lines to write the Japanese. Each
has its own answer key, printing the question first and its answer below, in the same
order as that sheet.