Description Prologue: I Want to Write Well Too Main Contents of This Book Features of This Book Before You Begin: The First Step to Correcting Your Handwriting Week 1: Writing the 56 Essential Hangul Characters Day 1: As If Learning to Write for the First Time Day 2: 65 Essential Hangul Characters 1: Writing Characters with Horizontally Arranged Consonants and Vowels Day 3: 65 Essential Hangul Characters 2: Writing Horizontally Arranged Characters with Final Consonants Day 4: 65 Essential Hangul Characters 3: Writing Characters with Vertically Arranged Consonants and Vowels Day 5: 65 Essential Hangul Characters 4: Writing Vertically Arranged Characters with Final Consonants 03. Supplementing Concepts with a Math Dictionary Week 2: Writing Words and Sentences on Grid Paper Day 1: Writing Everyday Words for an Ordinary Day Day 2: Writing Words for a Day You Want to Get Away Day 3: Writing Sentences on Life's Truths Day 4: Writing Sentences for Every Day, Every Moment Day 5: Writing Sentences on Wise Office Life Week 3: Writing Words and Sentences on Lined Paper Day 1: Writing Words About Today's Weather, Coffee, and the Day Day 2: Writing Words About Beloved Family, Friends, and Animals Day 3: Writing Sentences About Everyday Moments Day 4: Writing Sentences About an Exciting Day Day 5: Writing Sentences of Encouragement to Myself Week 4: Writing the Poems 'Foreword,' 'Windowpane,' and 'Me, Natasha, and the White Donkey' Day 1: Writing Yun Dong-ju's 'Foreword' on Manuscript Paper Days 2–3: Writing Kim Gi-rim's 'Windowpane' on Lined Paper Days 4–5: Writing Baek Seok's 'Me, Natasha, and the White Donkey' on Lined Paper Appendix 1: 210 Most Frequently Used Hangul Characters Appendix 2: Places Worth Visiting