Description: To support children's language and brain development, experts in speech therapy and language education have come together to form the Lingoany Language Research Institute! Their very first Hangeul education workbook has finally arrived! Learn sounds and shapes through writing + build a strong foundation through video lessons + learn vocabulary through play = complete mastery of Hangeul, our Korean alphabet! A Hangeul Word Play tracing book that opens up creativity and critical thinking. A child's world expands once through 'speech,' and expands again through 'letters.' Babies typically begin babbling around 4-6 months of age, preparing to start talking, and by around 24 months, their vocabulary explodes. Many parents feel that this is the right time to begin teaching Hangeul, but often wonder whether teaching it the same way they learned it themselves is the best approach, or if there might be a better method. Today's children are far more familiar with digital devices than their parents' generation was. That's why, instead of relying solely on paper books, children today can learn Hangeul more effectively and enjoyably by making good use of smart devices, videos, and apps. So how and where should you begin your child's Hangeul learning journey? This series, 'Hangeul Word Play: Consonants / Vowels / Double Consonants & Complex Vowels Complete Tracing,' was created by the Lingoany Language Research Institute — a team of language therapy and education experts dedicated to supporting children's language and cognitive development through engaging, accessible learning. The series was written for parents who wonder, 'In this smart era, shouldn't learning Hangeul be smart too?' This workbook, 'Hangeul Word Play Vowels: Complete Tracing,' is designed to help children naturally understand and apply the sounds and letters of Hangeul through fun, playful activities. In addition, with the Lingoany Hangeul Word Play Game App and QR-code video lessons for each vowel taught by language education and speech therapy expert Kim Su-min, children can enjoyably review what they've learned in the workbook — and before you know it, they'll be reading and writing Hangeul fluently. Whether your child is a 4-year-old just starting to learn Hangeul, a soon-to-be elementary schooler looking to build a solid foundation in Korean, or a foreign learner wanting an easy, low-pressure way to begin studying Hangeul, we're confident that 'Hangeul Word Play Vowels: Complete Tracing' will make learning Hangeul both engaging and effective.