Japanese Calligraphy
Students learned Japanese calligraphy and selected expressive Kanji character. They applied what they learned about stroke orders and Kanji meanings while they practiced writing. After they finished practicing, they were able to write their favorite Kanji for their very own scrolls!
By Curtis Wright
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