(きょういくかんじ)

きょういくかんじ
noun
kanji taught in elementary school
languageeducation
1. elementary-school kanji; the education kanji
The 1,026 kanji that Japanese children learn during the six years of elementary school, assigned grade by grade. Materials for beginners and children are often written using only these characters.
この(ほん)教育漢字(きょういくかんじ)だけ()かれている
This book is written using only elementary-school kanji.
教育漢字(きょういくかんじ)学年(がくねん)ごと()けられている
The elementary-school kanji are divided up by grade.
By the time they finish elementary school, children have learned over a thousand education kanji.

Also called 学習漢字(がくしゅうかんじ). The grade assignment is the 学年別(がくねんべつ)漢字(かんじ)配当表(はいとうひょう), which is why Japanese materials often label a kanji as "grade 3" or "grade 5".

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