Katakana "Be" Coloring Pages

"Be" in "bed"

This coloring page is for Katakana "Be"Katakana "Be"This is a coloring page where you can trace Katakana "Be".
The picture on the left shows a child'sBedThis shows what Katakana "Be" looks like when you look at it from an angle.
There is a soft, fluffy pillow and a blanket, and there is a wooden frame by the head area, isn't there?
"Bed" comes from English, so you write it in katakana.
Katakana "Be" isWords that came from other countriesya,Names of animals and plants, like "Woof-woof" or "Thump-thump"Words that describe sounds and feelingsIt's often used when writing Katakana "Be".
The small "ッ" in "ベッド" shows a paused sound.
"Bedo" and "beddo" mean different words, so don't forget the small "ッ" (tsu) in Katakana "Be".

The Kanji That Katakana "Be" Came From

"Be" is made by taking the Katakana "He" and addingTwo dots (dakuten)It is a letter with a small circle attached to it.
The original "He" comes from the Kanji"Katakana "Be""It was created from the right side of .
People say Katakana was made a long time ago by monks. When they read holy books written only in Kanji, they needed to write down the readings fast. So, they took just a small part of each Kanji to make Katakana!
When you add the two little dots, the clear sound "He" changes into the buzzing sound "Be"!

Tips for writing Katakana "Be"

To make Katakana "Be", add the two little dots to the 1 stroke of "He", and3 strokesLet's write Katakana "Be"!
Katakana "Be" is just1 strokeIt is a character you write in Katakana "Be".
Start from the left and go up a little bit to the right. Change direction at the top of the mountain, then draw a long line down to the bottom right.
the left sideShortand the right sideLongThen, it will turn into a nice shape!
Try to place the top of the mountain a little to the left of the center.
Finally, draw two little dots in the top right.
Put the two dots a little higher up so they do not hit the line on the right side of the mountain for Katakana "Be".

Words that start with Katakana "Be"

Words that start with Katakana "Be" includebedBesides,Bell,bench,VerandaPlease provide the Japanese text you would like me to translate!BeltAnd more!
These are all words that come from other countries, so we write them in katakana.
Katakana "Be" also pops up in words that describe how things feel or look, like "beta-beta" (sticky) or "bero-bero" (licking)!
Carrying a babyStrollerThe "be" in "bebi" means "baby" in English!
Before you go to bed, try saying words that start with "Katakana "Be"" out loud with someone in your family!

Color the big Katakana "Be" with your favorite colors

Try coloring inside the lines of the big Katakana "Be" at the top right with your favorite colors.
If you color the main part and the two dots in different colors, it is easy to see where the dots are.
It also looks wonderful if you color it with dark blue or purple, like the sky before bedtime.
Color slowly near the edges so you do not go outside the lines, and color freely in the middle.

Color the bed with a cozy blanket

Try coloring the wooden headboard with light brown or ocher.
If you add a few dark brown lines like wood grain, it will look just like real wood.
Color the blanket with colors you want to sleep in, like light blue, pink, or yellow.
It is also fun to draw stars, polka dots, or stripes on the blanket.
If you color the pillow differently from the blanket, its shape stands out.
If you color the folds of the blanket a little darker, it looks soft and fluffy.

Trace slowly with a pencil

In the boxes at the bottom right, there are eight light gray Katakana "Be".
Use a pencil instead of a crayon to trace over the gray lines.
The dotted lines going up, down, and across inside the boxes are your guides.
If you place the top of the peak a little to the left of the vertical dotted line, it will look neat and balanced.
Write each one carefully, and show your family when you do a great job.
By the time you finish writing all eight, your hand will surely remember the shape.

The Same Shape in Hiragana and Katakana

Katakana "He" and Hiragana "He" look almost exactly the same.
That is why Katakana "Be" and Hiragana "Be", as well as "Pe" and "Pe", look almost the same too.
Both Hiragana "He" and Katakana "He" came from the same kanji character, "部".
Hiragana was made by smoothing out the whole kanji, and Katakana was made by taking just a part of it, but they happened to end up with a similar shape!

Your Body Grows While You Sleep

They say that a lot of growth hormone comes out to help your body get bigger while you are fast asleep.
It is important for young children to sleep longer than adults.
There is even a saying: "Sleeping children grow well."

Beds and Futons

In Japan, people have slept on a futon laid out on tatami mats for a long time.
The great thing about a futon is that you can fold it up in the morning and have plenty of space in your room.
Beds became common in homes much later.
Do you sleep in a bed or on a futon?