Chapter 1: Learn the representative consonants

Learn about representative consonants
Representative support ㅇ
Representative support ㅁ
Representative consonant ㄹ
Representative support n
Representative consonant ㅂ
Representative support ㄱ
Representative support ㄷ

Chapter 2: Read the representative consonant letters

Representative final consonant syllable table
Read and write single-letter words
Read and write two-letter words
Reading and writing three-letter words
Reading and writing four-letter words
Read words backwards
Complete the final consonant letters
Read and find the final consonant letters
Reading together as if singing

Chapter 3: Learn complex consonants

Learn about the support family
G family
B consonant family
D consonant family

Chapter 4: Reading complex consonant letters

ㄱ consonant family syllable table
ㅂ consonant family syllable table
D consonant family syllable table
Reading and writing single-letter words
Read and write two-letter words
Reading and writing three- and four-letter words
Complete the final consonant letters
Read and find the final consonant letters
Read together again and again
Volume 2 Completion and Evaluation
Special Appendix 1: Practice Copywriting
Correct answer
Special Appendix 2: Korean Language Study Cases

A more effective and fun way to learn
Learning Korean logically and systematically

This book was created for elementary school students who are beginning to study Korean in earnest before entering elementary school, as well as elementary school students who need more Korean study.
Hangul is a very systematic and scientific phonetic alphabet.
Therefore, when children learn Hangul, it is very important to choose a Hangul textbook that follows a systematic flow and has a scientific teaching method.
Because you can learn the principles of reading accurately.

If you study Hangul with this book, you can learn it with a pronunciation-centered approach, taking advantage of the characteristics of Hangul as a phonetic alphabet.
In the pronunciation-centered approach, the sound values ​​of consonants and vowels are learned, and letters are created and read by combining consonants and vowels.
In this process, it is very important to learn the principles of reading Korean by connecting sounds and letters.
Once you master this method, you will be able to read even letters you see for the first time.
This is the biggest advantage of learning Korean by focusing on pronunciation.

Second, you can learn systematically from vowels to final consonants.
Hangul is a very logical and systematic writing system.
You should learn the 21 vowels and 19 consonants, starting with the easy and meaningful ones.
Studying Korean is more effective when you learn it scientifically and systematically.
As you follow the content of the textbook, you will soon find your child reading the letters.

Third, you can learn reading and writing in a balanced way by practicing both sufficiently.
Children learn better when they engage with a variety of senses.
When practicing reading, repeat the process of 'listening - saying it out loud - reading it out loud - reading it while writing'.
When practicing writing, repeat the process of 'copying - writing after seeing - writing alone'.
By repeating this process, you can learn to read and write simultaneously.

Fourth, you can naturally learn basic vocabulary that appears in first grade elementary school textbooks.
The basic vocabulary that appears in the first grade Korean, math, and integrated textbooks was analyzed and included in the textbook.
Therefore, you can naturally learn textbook words and expand your vocabulary.
When presenting vocabulary, the difficulty level was adjusted to one-letter words, two- or three-letter words, and four-letter words.
When practicing reading and writing, we divided words into ‘words without final consonants and words with final consonants.’

Fifth, you can see at a glance what you will learn in each chapter.
If you just follow the textbook content, you often lose sight of what is being learned and taught.
Let's check out the 'What will we learn?' section of each chapter.
You can see where what you are learning now fits into the whole.

Sixth, you can improve your skills through playful learning that allows you to review what you have learned in a fun way.
When children learn through play, their brain activity is most active, which enhances their ability to acquire information.
Each chapter includes fun games and activities to help you learn Korean in a fun and engaging way.
You can learn Korean while increasing your interest in learning and improving your skills.

This book is designed to help children learn Korean more easily, enjoyably, and effectively.
I hope this will be helpful to children who are trying to learn Hangul, and a good guide for parents who want to teach Hangul to their children.