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Teacher Tools

Turn your own lesson into writing practice, assign a graded reading, or send students to a tone drill. The tools open in the browser without class accounts or installation.

A4print to PDF
HSKgraded resources
Localprivate lesson text
Lesson to worksheetPaste a class text, review the extracted words and print an A4 pinyin or 田字格 sheet.Build a sheet →HSK vocabularyOpen complete HSK 3.0 and 2.0 lists with pinyin, audio and meanings.Browse lists →Graded readingAssign original HSK-graded passages with sentence audio, pinyin and vocabulary support.Choose a reading →Tone trainerStudents record a syllable and compare their own pitch curve with the target.Open trainer →Character practiceUse stroke order, handwriting practice and printable grids from one character page.See a character →Open dataDownload HSK vocabulary and word-level tables without an account.Download datasets →

From your textbook to paper

Lesson worksheet maker

Paste a class text, check the extracted vocabulary and choose one of three worksheet formats. Print on A4 or save the result as a PDF from the browser.

Paste a lesson

We extract the words, let you remove mistakes, then build a print-ready A4 sheet. The lesson text never leaves this browser.

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Teacher questions

Do students or teachers need an account?
No. These tools open directly in a browser. A lesson or worksheet does not need an account, and the pasted text stays on the local device.
Can I use the worksheets in class?
Yes. Print or save the A4 page as a PDF, then use it for individual homework, pair work or a whole-class writing drill. Attribution is appreciated when the material is shared publicly.
How are lesson words selected?
The lesson text is segmented with the same HSK dictionary used across NihaoLearn. You can remove any word that is a name, a typing mistake or unsuitable for the class before printing.
Is there a class size limit?
No. The page generates in the browser and has no student accounts or seat count. For a very large lesson, shorten the text so the worksheet stays focused.