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**Please note that there is also a 2x/week for 2 weeks version of this class.**

In this multi-day introductory class, students will learn the 24-basic Korean alphabet letters and sounds, key vocabulary, and how to combine the letters to read/write words with their newfound knowledge.  No prior Korean knowledge is necessary.  We'll practice reading, writing, and speaking with the correct pronunciations through fun games, songs, stories, and discussions.  This is a great class for those who want to learn the basics of how to read/write/talk in Korean and wish to build a strong foundation for further Korean study.

We’ll have a drawing art project where students will showcase the Korean they have learned.  Optional reading/writing practice worksheets will be provided after each class.  Students are encouraged to complete these on their own time to maximize their learning experience.  Class instructions will be in English, and the teacher will demonstrate the Korean pronunciations (this is not a language immersion class). 

Materials needed:
1.)  Printable handouts (teacher will provide before class)
2.)  Pencil & paper
3.)  A small whiteboard and dry erase marker for games and review.  (If student does not have a whiteboard, they can use paper and pencil.)  
4.)  Coloring materials (crayons, markers, or colored pencils)

Other classes in this series:
*  Beginner Korean 201: Continue to Learn Advanced Letters  
*  Beginner Korean Conversation Club: Play & Learn  

Curriculum:
Day 1:
*  History of written Korean
*  Learn new phrases and words
*  Learn new letters and sounds
*  Learn how to combine letters
*  Write our first Korean words
*  Reading/speaking games

Day 2:  
*  Learn new letters and sounds
*  Learn new phrases and words
*  Learn how to combine letters from day 1 and 2
*  Learn batchim sounds
*  Writing/reading/speaking games and exercises

Day 3:
*  Learn new letters and words
*  Learn how to combine letters from day 1, 2, and 3
*  Korean folklore story time
*  Start project together (students will finish after class)

Day 4:
*  Learn new words
*  Present art projects with the words we have learned throughout the week
*  Final review of all the letters and sounds through games, exercises, and songs