Let me contribute my findings: the "Hiragana & Katakana Copybooks" (PDF Printable). I think these files are very useful for beginners.
2008 Jumbo Version:-
h**p://brng.jp/50renshuu.pdf
2006 Thin Version:-
h**p://brng.jp/50renshuu-s.pdf
Hope answer what you are asking:
(1)
The Japan Foundation Japanese-Language Institute, Kansai: eng.nihongodecarenavi.jp/eng/kanji-top.html
(2)
3A Corporation: 3anet.co.jp/japanese/ukky_writenow/stroke_order.html
Does someone actually uses the Genki textbooks? I think it is pretty good. I have not used any other learning textbook, and I got to write and speak Japanese pretty good..