『First Chinese Characters for 7-Year-Olds - Basic Chinese Characters 1』

Learn the meaning, sound, and writing order of Chinese characters.
I know one thing a day
I know two days and two (二)
I know three days, three (三)
I know the number four on the 4th.
I know the number five on the 5th.
Let's review the Chinese characters representing the number 6.
I know the top 7 days
I know the lower part of the 8th day
I know the left side on the 9th
I know the right side of the 10th
Let's review the Chinese characters that indicate location on the 11th.
I know the big one on the 12th
I know the middle of the 13th
I know the small one on the 14th
I know a lot of things on the 15th
I know the enemy on the 16th
On the 17th, we will review Chinese characters that indicate size and quantity.
I know the day is the 18th
I know the month of the 19th.
I know the fire of the 20th
Know the water of the 21st
I know the tree on the 22nd
Know the metal of the 23rd
I know the 24th day of the month of the earth.
Let's review the Chinese characters that represent the 25th day of the week.
I know my father on the 26th
I know my mother on the 27th
I know my brother on the 28th
I know my younger brother on the 29th
I know my son Ja on the 30th
I know a woman on the 31st
Review the Chinese characters that represent family on the 32nd.
I know the hand on the 33rd day
I know the 34th day of the foot
Know your heart in 35 days
36 days to know your body
Review Chinese characters related to the body on the 37th.

*Appendix in the book - Picture Chinese Character Cards


『First Chinese Characters for 7-Year-Olds - Basic Chinese Characters 2』

Learn the meaning, sound, and writing order of Chinese characters.
I know the mountain I climbed in one day
I know the river within two days
I know the sky for three days
Know the land on the 4th day
Let's review the Chinese characters representing nature for 5 days.
I know the six sixes of the sixteenth day
I know the number seven (七)
I know the number 8 on the 8th
I know the number nine on the 9th.
I know the number ten on the 10th.
Let's review the Chinese characters representing the number 11.
I know the departure date is on the 12th
I know the entrance on the 13th
I know within 14 days
I know the outside of the 15th
On the 16th, we will review Chinese characters that indicate location and movement.
I know your face on the 17th
I know the eyes on the 18th
I know the person on the 19th
I know the gap between 20 days
On the 21st, we will review Chinese characters related to people.
On the 22nd, I will know the first
I know the birth date on the 23rd
Learn the lessons you will learn on the 24th
I know the school on the 25th
I know the teaching that will be taught on the 26th
I know the house room on the 27th
On the 28th, we will review Chinese characters related to school.
I know the east on the 29th
I know the West on the 30th
I know the South on the 31st
I know the North on the 32nd
Let's review the Chinese characters that indicate direction on the 33rd.
I know spring on the 34th.
I know the 35th day of summer
I know the 36th day of autumn.
I know winter on the 37th.
Let's review the Chinese characters representing the 38 seasons.

*Appendix in the book - Picture Chinese Character Cards

Numbers, locations, sizes and quantities, days of the week, family, and body
Have fun learning Chinese characters with words you know!

Open this book and look at the words to expand your thinking skills! ― The fun of discovering Chinese characters within words!
When children learn that the 'dae' in 'king octopus' means 'big dae (大)', they wonder if the 'dae' in 'daemun' is also the same Chinese character.
You might be wondering if the '一' in 'first grade' is the same as the '一' in 'first floor'.
When you open this book, all the words you used without thinking will be recognized in a new way, and your thinking will begin to expand.
The words we use have a curious effect.
The goal of this book is to help 7-year-olds learn Chinese characters in an easy and fun way.
We carefully selected words that are frequently used in daily life so that the meaning of the Chinese characters will stick in your mouth and mind.
For example, we discovered Chinese characters in familiar words such as the 'sam (三)' in 'triangle' and the 'ha (下)' in 'parachute', and then organized them into groups to learn Chinese characters by topic such as numbers, location, size and quantity, days of the week, family, and body.

90% of elementary school textbook terms are made up of Chinese characters!
Additionally, approximately 90% of the textbook terms that children will study in elementary school are made up of Chinese characters.
Therefore, if you learn elementary basic Chinese characters before studying major subjects, you will not only be able to read, write, and understand Korean better, but you will also gain confidence in your elementary school studies.

After completing Volumes 1 and 2 of 'First Chinese Characters for 7-Year-Olds', you will be able to learn 62 basic Chinese characters and 186 Chinese character words.

You can learn the principles of Chinese characters by looking at the pictures!
Chinese characters are pictographs that are pictures that have been transformed into letters, so it is effective to learn them using images.
This book contains the know-how of Mr. Kang Min, author of 'Busy Grade Chinese Characters', who developed the first automatic Chinese character association memorization technique in Korea.
We've included pictures that remind you of the strokes of Chinese characters, so you can easily learn the shape, meaning, and sound of Chinese characters just by looking at the pictures.
Additionally, we have expressed the situations in which Chinese characters are used in intuitive pictures so that children can clearly visualize the meaning of the Chinese characters in their heads.
If you study with this book, you will come to accept Chinese characters as easy pictures rather than difficult letters.

A customized learning method for 7-year-olds that focuses on reading Chinese characters.
When learning Chinese characters for a 7-year-old, it is better to focus on reading rather than writing.
Therefore, in this book, rather than just writing and memorizing, we learn the shapes and meanings of Chinese characters together with the goal of being able to read the sounds of the characters well.


Text structure tailored to cognitive development stages
Writing is designed to be fun and practiced at a frequency appropriate to the cognitive development level of a 7-year-old.
The answer box is also organized so that you can write in it with colored pencils, allowing you to write Chinese characters freely within the answer box.


Lastly, and most importantly! It's okay to study small amounts of material in a short period of time.
Parents, please be generous with your encouragement and praise so that your study time becomes a happy memory.

Appendix: Picture Hanja Cards (Volume 1 + Volume 2, 62 sheets)
Try using it like this!
The back of the book has a card shape printed on thick paper.
Come and clean up with your children and have fun playing.
Playing cards has the effect of reviewing and also has the effect of motivating you to learn Chinese characters.

Method 1: Look at the Chinese characters, turn over the cards, and guess the meaning and pronunciation.
Method 2: Try making words by combining all the Chinese characters from Volumes 1 and 2.

[Introducing the 7-Year-Old First Series]

The 7-Year-Old First Series is a book that creates enjoyable study memories for children before entering elementary school.
Rather than teaching study skills, we help students experience the joy of studying.
1) 7-Year-Old First Math Series: Contains all the math activities that children must experience before entering elementary school.
It consists of four volumes, including 'Clock and Calendar,' which is the number one best-selling book for preschoolers, 'Counting to 100,' and 'Addition and Subtraction.'

2) 7-year-old first Korean language series: You can complete writing in Korean with vocabulary from first grade elementary school textbooks.
As for the series books, 1.
'Textbook words without final consonants', 2.
There are 'textbook words with final consonants'.
3) 7-year-old first Chinese character series: This book helps develop not only Chinese characters but also Korean vocabulary.
It consists of ‘Basic Chinese Characters 1, 2’.