1.
Basic vowels and consonants
Level 1 Basic Vowels and Consonants 1
Level 2 Basic Vowels and Consonants 2
Level 3 basic vowels and aspirated consonants
Level 4 basic vowels and harsh consonants
Level 5 spacing

2.
Representative support
6th grade representative consonants ㅇ, ㄱ
7th grade representative consonants ㅁ, ㅂ
8th grade representative consonants ㄴ, ㄹ
9th grade representative consonant ㄷ
Level 10 punctuation marks
11th grade b consonant family
12th grade G consonant family
13th grade D consonant family

3.
complex vowels
14th grade complex vowels ㅐ, ㅔ
15th grade complex vowels ㅖ, ㅒ
16th grade complex vowels ㅘ, ㅝ
17th grade complex vowels ㅟ, ㅢ
18th grade complex vowels ㅞ, ㅙ, ㅚ

4.
Overlapping
19th grade double consonants ㄺ, ㄻ
20th grade double consonants ㄼ, ㅀ, ㄾ
21st grade double consonants ㄵ, ㄶ, ㅄ

5.
Textbook sentence dictation
Tell me how you feel at level 22
Read level 23 words correctly
I'm writing a level 24 picture diary.
Share the 25th level emotion (1)
Share the 26th level of emotion (2)
Developing level 27 thinking
Read and write level 28 sentences
What is important in level 29?
Feel and express level 30

▣ 5-unit structure considering difficulty level

Considering the difficulty level of single letters frequently used in daily life, it is composed of 5 sections: basic vowels and consonants - representative final consonants - complex vowels - double final consonants - dictation of textbook sentences.
Because we study from basic letters to letters with complex consonants step by step, you can intuitively identify the parts that your child is having difficulty with.
Double consonants, complex vowels, punctuation, and spacing are areas that children find particularly difficult and confusing.
Since you will likely make mistakes repeatedly in the difficult parts, study them intensively to improve your dictation skills.

▣ Master dictation in just 30 days with 5-step metacognition learning!

By repeating steps 1 through 5 for each level, your child will be able to recognize on his or her own which letters he or she has fully mastered and which letters require further study.
In Step 1, you will watch a video of teacher Ha Yu-jeong reciting the text directly and focus on the teacher's mouth shape and sounds to write it down without practice.
After grading the dictation by looking at the grade sheet, in the second step, distinguish between known and unknown letters.
And after learning them word by word, in the third stage, we focus on the letters we don't know by using them in sentences, and in the fourth stage, we check what we have learned by becoming a teacher and grading the content that Gomji has dictated.
Finally, in step 5, you listen to what Gomji says in the practical dictation notebook provided as an appendix and write it down as if you were taking a test at school.
The 5-step metacognitive learning method is the most effective learning method to solidify what you know and recognize what you don't know.

▣ Includes a video of Ha Yu-jeong, a current elementary school teacher, reciting dictation.

《1st Grade Dictation》 Level 1 contains 30 dictation videos recited by teacher Ha Yu-jeong.
Just like when a teacher actually reads out dictation at school, you can see the teacher's mouth shape and hear the sound in the video, so you can practice dictation as if it were real, not just practice.
Additionally, the video will point out the pronunciation of letters, punctuation marks, and spacing that the teacher should pay close attention to, helping you focus on which parts to listen to.
If you listen to it repeatedly, you will be able to write it down without getting nervous in real life.