Develop your writing skills through fun and diverse line drawing.

The ability to hold a pencil in your hand and write, or 'penmanship', is the basic ability for all learning.
If you have strong writing skills, you can easily study other subjects such as Korean, math, and English.


Drawing lines is the very first step in developing this writing skill.
"Drawing the First Line Well Even on Your Own" develops fine motor skills and fosters the writing skills necessary for writing letters through a variety of systematic line drawing exercises, including drawing basic lines such as straight and curved lines, drawing lines of various shapes, drawing by tracing shapes, and drawing by tracing letter shapes.
I recommend this book to anyone who wants to build their pencil grip before starting serious writing activities, is new to workbooks, or just wants to have fun at home.

It's so easy that even a child can do it by themselves.
Try drawing a line along the arrows and gray lines shown in the book.
Even children who are new to drawing lines can do it on their own without any help thanks to the intuitive yet detailed guide.

Develop your writing skills by drawing lines step by step.
We have systematically organized line drawing lessons, from basic line drawing to tracing pictures, so that you can gradually improve your handwriting skills.
Even if it's crooked at first, don't give up. If you practice repeatedly, you will gradually be able to use your small muscles more accurately.


Hangul? Learn the feel of letters by drawing numbers!
Have fun finding the letter shapes in the picture and drawing them.
It's okay if you don't know Korean and numbers perfectly.
If you learn the form while paying attention to the order and direction of writing, learning subsequent letters will become much easier.


It's full of topics and activities that kids love.
The activities are filled with colorful and pretty pictures of children's favorite topics, such as animals, dinosaurs, snacks, vehicles, aliens, and toys.
In addition to line drawing, it also includes fun activities such as matching, dot-to-dot, and maze, so children can finish the book without getting bored.
When your child has completed all the activities, praise him or her with the award at the back of the book.
When you feel a great sense of accomplishment, you look forward to the next activity!