▶Correct handwriting for upper grades

Things to know before writing
Diagnose your handwriting and get a prescription

Unit 1 Writing Warm-up Exercise
Day 01: Practice drawing lines
Day 02: Write the consonants in order
Day 03: Write the vowels in order
Day 04 Writing numbers and operation symbols
Day 05 Writing the Alphabet
Resting Stretches

Unit 2: Writing according to the shape
Day 06 Writing according to the shape of letters without a final consonant ①
Day 07 Writing according to the shape of letters without a final consonant ②
Day 08 Writing according to the shape of the letters with consonants ①
Day 09 Writing according to the shape of the letters with consonants ②
Day 10 Review of writing letters according to shape
Resting Stretches

Unit 3: Writing Sentences
Day 10: Writing Sentences Correctly ①, ②
Day 11: Writing Sentences Correctly ③, ④
Day 12 Sentence Writing Practice 1
Day 13 Sentence Writing Practice 2
Resting Stretches

Unit 4 Grades Soar! Summary of Key Subject Matter
Day 14 Summary of Key Points from Korean Language Subject
Day 15 Math Summary
Day 16 Science Subject Summary
Day 17 Social Studies Summary
Day 18: Korean History Chronology
Resting Stretches

Unit 5: Practical Handwriting! Writing in Everyday Life
Day 19 Name tag, memo writing
Day 20: Writing Cards, Letters, and Envelopes
Day 21: Writing a notice and allowance entry sheet
Day 22 Reading Log, Writing a Reading Report
Day 23: Life plan, diary writing

“Please write so I can find out!”
If you are in the upper grades and still have poor handwriting, now is the time to break free from your bad handwriting.
Practice systematically with 『Correct Handwriting for Advanced Grades』!

1.
Systematic handwriting practice in three stages: 'Preparation → Practice → Practice'
This book is designed to help you practice handwriting in three stages.
In the preparation stage, you will learn how to hold the pencil correctly, check your posture again, and do warm-up exercises to write well by drawing various lines.
In the practical stage, you will practice writing and sentences in earnest by writing consonants and vowels in order, writing according to shape, and writing neat sentences.
Finally, we conclude our handwriting practice by applying it to real life and writing various texts.

2.
Difficulty increases from large to small letters, from overwriting to tracing to writing alone.
At first, start practicing writing in large letters in the boxes.
Practice writing in large letters, making sure that the lines are drawn straight, the consonants and vowels are in the correct positions, and that the shape is correct. Then, write in increasingly smaller spaces and lines to find a font size that suits you.
And at first, you write directly over the letters, and then practice writing the letters in blank spaces and on blank lines.
After practicing overwriting and tracing, I finish my handwriting practice by writing on my own.

3.
NO Myeongjo (Gungseo) font! Gothic font & generous size for effective handwriting practice.
At school, we practice handwriting in Myeongjo (Gungseo) font.
Myeongjo (Gungseo) font has clear and soft lines, but students practicing calligraphy may find it difficult and challenging.
This is because the number of strokes for certain consonants and vowels appears to be different, and horizontal and vertical strokes are broken and written.
In contrast, Gothic fonts have a neat feel and are suitable for students to learn the correct shapes and order of consonants and vowels.
So in this book, we practice writing in Gothic font.

4.
Designed to be practiced consistently for 10 minutes, 4 pages a day
We provide ‘My Pledge’ and ‘Study Plan’ to help you practice consistently, 4 pages a day.
I tear off 'My Pledge' and 'Study Plan' and stick them on my desk, and check them every day when I practice, to develop a writing habit.
If you write consistently, diligently, and step by step, you will be able to see changes in your handwriting.


*Correct Handwriting Series_ Choose the right one for your grade.
Elementary 1st and 2nd graders “Correct Handwriting for Lower Grades”: This course focuses on practicing writing large letters in a block notebook to help build the basics of handwriting.
And we included vocabulary words from the textbook to help you build your vocabulary.

Elementary 3rd to 6th grade 《Correct Handwriting for Higher Grades》: Starting with writing in squares, we focus on practicing writing correctly in small letters in a lined notebook.
You can then build your subject knowledge by writing down idioms, proverbs, and key subject points.