A handoff, not homework grading
The teacher chooses one to three items already taught. The family uses one gentle ten-minute routine and returns observations, not a score. No child name, diagnosis, behavior label or contact detail is needed.
Keep the teacher and family on the same tiny weekly focus without an account, child name, online log or score.
The teacher chooses one to three items already taught. The family uses one gentle ten-minute routine and returns observations, not a score. No child name, diagnosis, behavior label or contact detail is needed.
Use the weeks in order or repeat the one that matches the current class. The teacher remains responsible for selecting the actual symbols, words and pace.
Choose one to three symbols already modeled in class. Write only those items on the handoff card.
Let the child choose one item, hear it once, then point, trace in the air or find its card.
Circle what the child chose to do. Do not mark correct/incorrect or add a score.
Choose one familiar syllable and two contrasting tones from the current lesson.
Model both naturally with a hand motion. Listening, copying the motion or echoing all count.
Note only which form felt comfortable and which one the teacher may model again.
Choose one blend the class has already heard; avoid sending a new rule home.
Slide the two symbol cards together slowly, then say one familiar word containing the blend.
Circle listened, pointed, blended or asked to stop. Every option is useful information.
Choose one short annotated word or phrase from an authorized class or family resource.
Read it together for meaning. The child may point, act, draw or say part of the phrase.
Write one neutral next step, such as “model once more” or “ready for another example.”
Print one copy for the teacher and one for the family. All blank lines stay on paper; this page has no form and receives nothing.
This slip records participation, not correctness. Circle only what happened; blank items are not failures, and this is not a mastery check.
There is no account, child-name field, class field, form submission, camera, microphone, upload, analytics input, local storage or saved profile. The printable slip works without a name. Schools and families keep any handwriting under their own privacy policy.
Weekend schools, teachers and families may print or adapt this original kit under CC BY 4.0 with credit to iOS App Guide and a link to this page. The license does not cover linked government materials.
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0This original organizational template has not been evaluated in a trial. The linked Ministry of Education and OCAC materials establish standard notation, stroke order and longer-form teaching resources; they do not evaluate or endorse this kit. This page cannot diagnose a child, prove Zhuyin gains, validate the four-week sequence or promise that a ten-minute routine will improve learning.
No. Open or print the page directly. Nothing is submitted to the site.
No. It records participation only and cannot measure mastery, readiness or a learning difficulty.
No. Paper, teacher modeling and an authorized class resource are enough to use the complete kit.
No name is needed. Follow the school's own privacy policy for any optional handwriting kept offline.