Day 1: Who Will Win? (Learning)
Day 2: My Rock! (B Learning)
Day 3: Rabbit Country (T Learning)
Day 4: Gather around the tree (ㄴLearning)
Day 5: Tegururu Acorns (D Learning)
Day 6: Please give me milk (ㅠstudy)
Day 7: Letter Sticker Review Game

The first words a child says are mom and dad.
The word that children find particularly difficult, ‘Ttan-ttaeng-nim!’
Why is that? The reason lies in the stage of consonant development in infants.

Because ㅇ is the easiest consonant to pronounce, while ㅅ is the most difficult consonant to pronounce.

『First Reading Practice Book: Reading Without Final Consonants』 is organized according to the child's consonant development stage, not alphabetically.
You can learn pronunciation step by step, from easy to difficult.


Each book consists of six consonant and vowel curricula, and through the four-volume series, you can learn all 24 consonants and vowels of the Korean alphabet.
Rather than studying a large amount at once, develop a study habit that allows you to focus at your desk by reading one story a day according to the weekly study schedule.

An effective learning method developed through experiments with actual young learners! Read one story three times.

Read along with your first glance.
Scan the QR code in the story title with your phone camera to watch the learning animation.
Listen to the voice actor read and follow the sentences in the video with your eyes.
Second, read it out loud.
This time, I'm reading the book myself.
I read each letter carefully, pointing at it with my hand.
It is written in a short and concise manner, based on the everyday language of children.
I wrote one sentence per page so that the child would not feel burdened.
Reading with the third hand.
Now, let's pick up a pencil! Stop the repetitive, mindless writing! Let's have fun learning based on what we learned from the story.
Make studying fun with playful learning activities such as tracing and drawing lines, matching letters, and choosing the right word.