Ages 5–6 · First Hangul · 16 WORKSHEETS
Start Korean with Hangul Consonants and Vowels
Recognize basic Korean consonant and vowel shapes, then trace them slowly in roomy guides.
Why these pages are together
The path uses a few letters at a time so beginners can focus on shape, direction, and sound.
- Learning goals
- recognizing Korean letters · following stroke direction · connecting shape and sound
- Curriculum reference
- Referenced to Korea's 2022 Elementary Korean Curriculum
A foundational literacy activity that leads toward early Hangul decoding. This is a reference, not government approval or a claim of textbook equivalence.
READY TO PRINT
Worksheets in this path
WORKING TOGETHER
A few helpful cues
- Two or three letters are enough for one sitting.
- Say the letter sound while tracing.
- Finger-trace before using a pencil.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you begin
Should consonants or vowels come first?
Either is fine at the beginning. Combine them once both sets feel familiar.
Do we need to complete every sheet in order?
No. Skip familiar letters and return to shapes that need practice.