Yes! As a paid subscriber, you get all 1300 Chinese character writing sheets. All you have to do is to download the PDFs and print them out.
*Top tip: print the worksheets out in colour, as the stroke orders do not show properly if you economise and use grayscale printing.
It is a great way to tie in with what they are learning on the app itself. I used them primarily with my eldest Da Bao (7YO) and Er Bao (5YO) as they are showing an interest in writing Chinese characters, and can follow simple stroke orders.
That said, do note that many children can be resistant to doing Chinese writing. Every child is different, and writing is highly dependent on your child’s motor skill development. There can be many strokes to one single character, which can be off putting for some children. In this case, my personal philosophy is “Less is Best”. I started off just having my children write 2 or 3 of the Chinese characters every day.
For very young children, I suggest holding off on proper Chinese characters, and instead work on strokes (there is a Chinese stroke lesson in the iHuman Chinese 洪恩识字 app which I explain very soon in this post), and prewriting skills. Once they are more confident with their pencil grip and prewriting, move on to the simpler Chinese words such as 一,二,三,十,人,上,下. In which case, the following Chinese writing worksheets may better serve your needs.