The 306 kanji Japanese schools teach in junior high, ordered simplest first — trace the grey stencil, then write each one yourself in the blank squares.
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The jōyō kanji taught in Japanese junior high — everything in the official 2,136-character list that elementary school does not cover. These are the least frequent and often the most complex jōyō characters, so the picker matters: build a sheet from the ones you actually met this week rather than working through all 306.
Each row builds the character up one stroke at a time one after another, then gives a grey stencil to trace and blank squares to write it from memory.
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