Ha-eun: Elementary English Vocabulary Tracing

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“The More You Know, the More Fun Elementary English Vocabulary Tracing” does not simply introduce essential elementary English words in alphabetical order; instead, it features words from our real-life situations, allowing for immediate application in daily life. Furthermore, the previously learned words are organized into a playbook to make understanding easier and more enjoyable. Since handwriting greatly benefits our children's brain activity, please use this book in a fun way to help them develop the habit of writing neat and beautiful handwriting. Starting with alphabet tracing, “The More You Know, the More Fun Elementary English Vocabulary Tracing” introduces over 180 essential elementary English words. A key feature of this book is that, rather than introducing words in alphabetical order, it presents vocabulary related to themes such as family, home, school, classroom, food, animals, and cities. Because these are words used in our daily lives, their practical application is high. Additionally, after tracing words related to a theme, the book is structured as a playbook where children can look up, write, and explain the meanings of previously learned words, making understanding easier and more fun. Since proper writing greatly aids our children's brain activity, please encourage them to trace clearly and legibly. By making good use of lined notebooks, you can develop the habit of writing neat and beautiful handwriting. Just as it is important to develop a habit of studying consistently, even for just 10 minutes a day, I hope this book helps our children form enjoyable habits for studying English.

Korean title: 초등 영단어 따라쓰기

Korean author: 하은

Korean publisher: 지브레인(Gbrain)

ISBN-13: 8809491600155

하은: 초등 영단어 따라쓰기
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