ZiStep: Chinese Stroke Order

Chinese school sends home a character list every week. Paste it in, your child traces each character stroke by stroke, and you can print the same list as a grid worksheet. How it works 1. Paste this week's characters into a new list. 2. Your child watches the stroke order, then traces the character on the screen. 3. A character counts as learned once it has been written correctly a few times. 4. Print the list as a grid worksheet, or save it as a PDF, for practice on paper. What's inside - Printable grid worksheets, with pinyin or zhuyin next to each character - Stroke-order animation for every character - A speaker button to hear each character - A progress view that shows which characters are still hard - Simplified and traditional characters - iPhone and iPad Free and Pro The free version has 3 lists, up to 30 characters each, and 3 printed worksheets. ZiStep Pro removes the limits:…