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  • Select activity Where did i go last tonight? First person to post the answer in this forum gets a freddo frog chocolate.

    

    Where did i go last tonight? First person to post the answer in this forum gets a freddo frog chocolate.

    
    

• Select week 17 May - 23 May

  17 May - 23 May
  • Select activity King Sejong Invented Hangul in 1443.

    

    King Sejong Invented Hangul in 1443. Page

    
    

  • Select activity Famous quote from King Sejong

    

    Famous quote from King Sejong Page

    "If the people prosper, how can the king not prosper with them? And if the people do not prosper, how may the king prosper without them?" King Sejong.
    

  • Select activity Reasons for learning Korean

    

    Reasons for learning Korean File

    
    

  • Select activity First 6 vowels

    

    First 6 vowels File

    First 6 korean vowels worksheet

• Select week (19 May 21) Korean Time lesson 1. (10 vowels). Well that was fun!

  (19 May 21) Korean Time lesson 1. (10 vowels). Well that was fun!
  • Select activity "It is highly recommended that students of Korean learn the alphabet as quickly as possible." 

    

    "It is highly recommended that students of Korean learn the alphabet as quickly as possible."  Glossary
  • Select activity 1, Notes to be written into exercise book

    

    1, Notes to be written into exercise book Page
  • Select activity 2, Famous quote from King Sejong

    

    2, Famous quote from King Sejong Page
  • Select activity 3. 'Hello' song.

    

    3. 'Hello' song. File
  • Select activity 4. Video about the importance of Hangul day.

    

    4. Video about the importance of Hangul day. URL

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  • Select activity Korean vowel song

    

    Korean vowel song URL

    
    

  • Select activity listening speaking activity, The Pimsleur method. This is great to listen to. To get used to the sounds of korean. If this is too difficult please dont stress, dont worry go to 3 and learn the hello song.

    

    listening speaking activity, The Pimsleur method. This is great to listen to. To get used to the sounds of korean. If this is too difficult please dont stress, dont worry go to 3 and learn the hello song. File
  • Select activity IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) Chart.

    

    IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) Chart. File

    Can you spell your name using the IPA?

  • Select activity L1 An introduction: Origins of Hangul

    

    L1 An introduction: Origins of Hangul File
  • Select activity King Sejong

    

    King Sejong Page

    
    

  • Select activity Invention of Hangul, the Korean Script

    

    Invention of Hangul, the Korean Script Page

    King Sejong is best remembered for the invention of hangul, the Korean alphabet. In 1443, Sejong and eight advisers developed an alphabetic system to accurately represent Korean language sounds and sentence structure. They came up with a simple system of 14 consonants and 10 vowels, which can be arranged in clusters to create all of the sounds in spoken Korean.
    

    King Sejong announced the creation of this alphabet in 1446 and encouraged all of his subjects to learn and use it:

    The sounds of our language differ from those of Chinese and are not easily communicated by using Chinese graphs. Many among the ignorant, therefore, though they wish to express their sentiments in writing, have been unable to communicate. Considering this situation with compassion, I have newly devised twenty-eight letters. I wish only that the people will learn them easily and use them conveniently in their daily life.

    Initially, King Sejong faced a backlash from the scholar elite, who felt the new system was vulgar (and who likely did not want women and peasants to be literate). However, hangul quickly spread among segments of the population that previously did not have access to enough education to learn the complicated Chinese writing system.

    Early texts claim that a clever person can learn Hangul in a few hours, while someone with a lower IQ can master it in 10 days. It is certainly one of the most logical and straightforward writing systems on Earth—a true gift from King Sejong to his subjects and their descendants, down to the present day.

    
    

• Select week (26 May 21) Korean Time Lesson 2 , (14 Consonants)Well that was fun!

  (26 May 21) Korean Time Lesson 2 , (14 Consonants)Well that was fun!
  • Select activity ***The brilliance of Hangul****

    

    ***The brilliance of Hangul**** URL

    Korean 한글 Hangul documentary with English subtitles (Excerpt) - Bing video
    

  • Select activity 1, Notes , Please write into your exercise book

    

    1, Notes , Please write into your exercise book Page
  • Select activity 3 Vowel formation is based on two concepts being 1)Yin and Yang concept

    

    3 Vowel formation is based on two concepts being 1)Yin and Yang concept Page
  • Select activity Vowel formation is also based on 2) East Asian philosophy of Heaven (sun- circle), earth (flat line) and man (vertical line).

    

    Vowel formation is also based on 2) East Asian philosophy of Heaven (sun- circle), earth (flat line) and man (vertical line). File
  • Select activity bright /dark / and neutral vowels, the yin/yang

    

    bright /dark / and neutral vowels, the yin/yang File
• Select week 2 June 2021 Korean time. Lesson 3. Remember -one character does not a sound make! Well that was fun!

  2 June 2021 Korean time. Lesson 3. Remember -one character does not a sound make! Well that was fun!
  • Select activity 3. Interesting fact about korea.

    

    3. Interesting fact about korea. Page
  • Select activity worksheet writing practice vowels and consonants as given out in class in wk3

    

    worksheet writing practice vowels and consonants as given out in class in wk3 File

    Wk 3 booklet on vowels and consonant writing practice, includes vowel memory words and IPA notation. 

  • Select activity 4. **Romanization of Korean consonants and double consonants.**

    

    4. **Romanization of Korean consonants and double consonants.** Page
  • Select activity korean consonant construction order of strokes

    

    korean consonant construction order of strokes File

    korean consonant construction order of strokes
    

  • Select activity ***korean vowel chart with sounds Please familiarize yourself with this.*** as given out in class.

    

    ***korean vowel chart with sounds Please familiarize yourself with this.*** as given out in class. File
  • Select activity KOREAN CONSONANT CHARACTERS FOR PLAYING CARDS

    

    KOREAN CONSONANT CHARACTERS FOR PLAYING CARDS File

    KOREAN CONSONANT CHARACTERS FOR PLAYING CARDS glue them onto card and make your own set.
    

• Select week (9 June 21) Korean Time Lesson 4 . SNAP! Well that was fun!

  (9 June 21) Korean Time Lesson 4 . SNAP! Well that was fun!
  • Select activity ****Korean vowel creation worksheet****

    

    ****Korean vowel creation worksheet**** File

    Korean vowel creation worksheet
    

  • Select activity 14 Korean consonants. Can you remember the sounds from the memory triggers?

    

    14 Korean consonants. Can you remember the sounds from the memory triggers? Page
  • Select activity Korean consonant writing practice Need more practice? then use this worksheet

    

    Korean consonant writing practice Need more practice? then use this worksheet File

    Korean consonant writing practice worksheet
    

  • Select activity Korean consonant images for memory

    

    Korean consonant images for memory File
• Select week 16 June . Lesson 5 . Today we played snap for the whole hour. Well that was fun!

  16 June . Lesson 5 . Today we played snap for the whole hour. Well that was fun!
  • Select activity Great video about Korea.

    

    Great video about Korea. URL

    Great video about all things korean. I love the photography. Keep in mind 60 years ago when Japan were forced to exit their occupation of korea due to the nuclear bombs dropped on it by America, Korea was broke many resources removed  by Japan including their best craftsman.   Now it is a modern day miracle in the way they have turned it around to lead the world in so many areas.  The facilities  available in korea are mind boggling. Hope you enjoy this video.

  • Select activity vowels revised

    

    vowels revised URL

    
    

  • Select activity Korean Insight

    

    Korean Insight File

    
    

• Select week 23 June. Lesson 6. Syllable construction. Well that was fun!

  23 June. Lesson 6. Syllable construction. Well that was fun!
  • Select activity syllable block building

    

    syllable block building URL

    
    

  • Select activity korean syllable building. TTMIK

    

    korean syllable building. TTMIK URL

    https://youtu.be/7MAaHICQDxQ
    

  • Select activity CV syllable practice with native speaker

    

    CV syllable practice with native speaker URL

    
    

  • Select activity 4. homework: practice twinkle twinkle little star korean style!

    

    4. homework: practice twinkle twinkle little star korean style! Page
  • Select activity 5. Syllable shapes (6 of them) do you remember them. Here is one of the 6. Do you recall how the other 5 look. Can you think of a rule for making them.

    

    5. Syllable shapes (6 of them) do you remember them. Here is one of the 6. Do you recall how the other 5 look. Can you think of a rule for making them. Page
  • Select activity 3 The 'ae's and 'w's pronunciation practice

    

    3 The 'ae's and 'w's pronunciation practice URL

    
    

• Select week 30 june . lesson 8, Our last lesson for the term. Well learning korean was fun!!

  30 june . lesson 8, Our last lesson for the term. Well learning korean was fun!!
  • Select activity Reading korean signs

    

    Reading korean signs URL

    
    

  • Select activity song , three bears

    

    song , three bears URL

    
    

  • Select activity 3 bears song

    

    3 bears song URL

    
    

  • Select activity bears song with actions

    

    bears song with actions URL

    
    

  • Select activity 3 bears again

    

    3 bears again URL

    
    

  • Select activity 4 CVC syllable pronunciation concentrate on the butchim (final consonant sound) note the change in some cases when consonant ends the syllable.

    

    4 CVC syllable pronunciation concentrate on the butchim (final consonant sound) note the change in some cases when consonant ends the syllable. URL

    
    

  • Select activity Basic expressions in korean

    

    Basic expressions in korean URL

    
    

  • Select activity loanwords

    

    loanwords File

    loanwords

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