This free printable worksheet covers the HSK 1 Numbers & Prices vocabulary set — the characters for counting from one to ten plus the basic words for money and pricing. Each word appears in 田字格 (tián zì gé) tracing grids with pinyin above, so you can practice stroke order and character structure by hand.
The page includes twelve characters drawn from the HSK 3.0 vocabulary lists. You will trace and write the numbers 一 (yī, one), 二 (èr, two), 三 (sān, three), 四 (sì, four), and 五 (wǔ, five), along with 六 (liù, six) through 十 (shí, ten). It also covers 块 (kuài, money) and 钱 (qián, money), the two characters you need to state prices in everyday situations. These words align with SayMei's course weeks, so the worksheet pairs naturally with our HSK 1 lessons hub page.
Start by tracing the guided strokes in the shaded grids to build muscle memory for stroke order. Then move to the blank 田字格 cells and write each character from memory — no peeking. Saying the pinyin aloud as you write reinforces the sound-shape connection. If you want extra repetition, print our blank printable 田字格 writing grid paper and keep going.
Once you are comfortable with numbers, try the printable "Size, Amount & Distance" worksheet (HSK 1) or the printable "Shopping & Money" worksheet (HSK 1) to expand your vocabulary. You can also browse the full free printable Chinese worksheet generator for more topics. Print directly or download as a PDF — no signup needed.
Words on this worksheet: 一 (yī) — One; 二 (èr) — Two; 三 (sān) — Three; 四 (sì) — Four; 五 (wǔ) — Five; 六 (liù) — Six; 七 (qī) — Seven; 八 (bā) — eight; 九 (jiǔ) — Nine; 十 (shí) — Ten; 块 (kuài) — block; 钱 (qián) — money. Hear these words in beginner Mandarin songs.The worksheet covers twelve HSK 1 characters: 一 (yī, one) through 十 (shí, ten), plus 块 (kuài, money) and 钱 (qián, money). Together they let you write numbers and state prices in basic Mandarin conversations.
No. You can print the page directly or download it as a PDF with no signup needed. The same applies to the blank 田字格 grid paper if you want extra practice space beyond the guided cells on the Numbers & Prices sheet.
Each character appears in 田字格 grids with pinyin above. You first trace guided strokes to learn correct stroke order, then write the character from memory in blank grids. For 四 (sì, four), this means practicing the frame and inner strokes until you can reproduce them without guidance.
Yes. The words come from HSK 3.0 vocabulary lists and match SayMei's course weeks, so the Numbers & Prices worksheet fits naturally with HSK 1 lessons. You can also pair it with the Shopping & Money or Size, Amount & Distance worksheets for broader practice.