Listening, choosing, building, reading, and writing alternate so one task type never drags on.

Hangul Book 1 · Ages 5–7 · New to Hangul
From Speech Sounds to First Hangul Words
Hear, separate, and combine the basic Korean letters
A free 39-page Korean alphabet workbook for children beginning Hangul, moving from sound awareness to consonants, vowels, open syllables, words, and short sentences.
- Length
- 39 pages
- Learning
- 32 short missions
- Structure
- 8 units
- One sitting
- 5~10 minutes
In the print dialog, choose A4 and Fit to printable area. You may print only the pages you need.
Collect 32 sound stars while building the confidence to decode an unfamiliar syllable.
START HERE
Use readiness, not age alone
No Hangul knowledge is required. The learner only needs to follow a one-step direction and point to a choice.
- Pointing and speaking can replace pencil work at first.
- Stop after one short success instead of forcing a full page.
- When a new syllable feels hard, separate the consonant and vowel before blending again.
8 UNITS
A visible path from start to finish
- 01Prepare with listeningMissions 1–4
- 02Notice basic vowel directionMissions 5–8
- 03Add vertical and horizontal vowelsMissions 9–12
- 04Meet ㄱ·ㄴ·ㄷMissions 13–16
- 05Meet ㄹ·ㅁ·ㅂMissions 17–20
- 06Meet ㅅ·ㅈ·ㅎ and initial ㅇMissions 21–24
- 07Combine consonants and vowelsMissions 25–28
- 08Read unfamiliar syllablesMissions 29–32
FOCUS-FRIENDLY
Short missions, varied thinking
Copying is kept short, and visual help fades so the learner can try independently.
Activities start right after the cover. Answers and the parent guide are at the back.
One mission takes about 5–10 minutes; stopping while attention is still positive is encouraged.
PRINT ONLY WHAT YOU NEED
Page ranges at a glance
- Parent guide
- 37 page
- Activity missions
- 2~33쪽
- Final check
- 34 page
- Answers and notes
- 35~36쪽
- Progress and certificate
- 38~39 pages
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you print
Can a complete beginner use this book?
Yes. It begins with clapping and listening choices before asking the learner to read.
Should every five-year-old begin with Book 1?
Readiness matters more than age. Skip a mission when the starting check shows that skill is already secure.
Do I need to print all 39 pages?
No. For activity pages only, choose the pages you need within pages 2–33.