Description: Watch, write, and color your way to naturally memorizing Hangeul! With this systematic 7-step word play program—preview with the workbook, then review with video lessons—your child can master all 5 double consonants and 11 complex vowels! Step 1: Writing Double Consonants & Complex Vowels While Saying Them Aloud Many parents guide their children to read letters aloud while writing them during Hangeul study. Why does saying letters aloud while writing help children learn better? Because using multiple senses at once—rather than just one—gives the brain more stimulation, helping children remember better and for longer. With Hangeul Word Play: Double Consonants & Complex Vowels Complete Tracing Book, start your child's first Hangeul lessons slowly and solidly, beginning with ㄲ and ㅐ. Writing while saying the sounds out loud will make double consonants and complex vowels feel familiar in no time! Step 2: Learning Sounds and Shapes by Finding Double Consonants & Complex Vowels Most languages are easier to listen to and speak than to read and write. Hangeul is no exception—in fact, with its many consonants and vowels and countless possible combinations, it's far from a simple language. That's why early Hangeul learning should be easy and fun. With this book, your child can study Hangeul as if playing a game. By finding and coloring in the double consonants and complex vowels in each section, children naturally learn their shapes—and even get the exciting experience of forming the letters with their own hands! Step 3: Scan the QR Code for Video Lessons Have you and your child made it through Steps 1 and 2? Congratulations! But once your child starts feeling like reading and writing is getting tedious every time they see this book, scan the QR code to watch friendly video lessons by language education and speech therapy expert Kim Su-min. Reviewing each double consonant and complex vowel once more, along with listening to word pronunciations, helps build a solid foundation in Hangeul through both review and preview activities! Step 4: Learning Words Through Word Play Once your child has thoroughly practiced reading and writing double consonants and complex vowels aloud, it's time to learn words! This book features 9 carefully chosen words for each double consonant and complex vowel—words that best capture the shape of each letter. Rather than simply reading and rewriting words, the book connects learning to a variety of play activities. Children complete words by writing in the missing double consonant or complex vowel, match words to matching pictures by drawing lines, and trace the words themselves—all designed so that children naturally repeat and reinforce their letter and word knowledge while having fun! Step 5: Practicing How Consonants and Vowels Combine to Form Letters Hangeul is formed by combining 19 consonants (including double consonants) and 21 vowels. By hearing the sound combination process in the order of consonant + vowel, children can learn how a single letter is formed. Through this, children come to understand how the sound of a letter changes depending on which vowel is paired with a given consonant. In addition to the words featured in this book, playing games that involve breaking down everyday words into their individual consonants and vowels can help build not only writing skills for words and sentences, but also the ability to read phonetically! Step 6: Mastering Words Through Repeated Writing Let's have your child read aloud and carefully rewrite, again and again, the 9 words learned in Step 4's word play activities. During this time, parents should guide their child to hold the pencil correctly and write slowly and neatly. This book uses a font made up of straight lines and circles so that children can write words in the most natural stroke order, helping them develop good handwriting habits. By tracing just one page a day, consistently, your child will not only thoroughly review each word but also develop beautiful handwriting.