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Letter Tracing
Trace letters with your finger
Trace numbers, capital letters and Korean Hangul with your finger, stroke by stroke. Start at the green dot and follow the arrows; the stroke fills with color, and when the letter is done it is read aloud. A dotted cross guide helps keep the letter centered.
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At a glance
- Players
- 1 (with a parent recommended)
- Ages
- 4–7
- Play time
- About 10–30 seconds per letter
- Levels · Modes
- 4 sets (Numbers 0–9 · Alphabet A–Z · 14 Korean consonants · 10 Korean vowels)
How to play
- Choose Numbers, Alphabet, Korean consonants or Korean vowels.
- Put your finger on the numbered green dot and follow the arrows.
- When one stroke is done, the start dot for the next stroke appears. Write each stroke in order.
- When the letter is finished, you hear praise and the letter name, then the next letter comes up.
Tips
- For the first few letters, hold your child’s hand and trace together.
- Pick any letter from the row at the bottom — try the letters in your child’s name first.
- Going the wrong way does not fill the stroke. Tap Try again to start the letter slowly from the top.
What it practices
Letter recognitionLearn each letter’s shape and name together.
Stroke orderFeel the top-to-bottom, left-to-right order of writing.
Fine motor skillsBuild finger control by following a line.
Great for
- Children aged 4–7 starting to write
- Kids learning numbers and the alphabet
- Parents who want writing practice without paper
Good to know
Numbers are read in the language you choose, letters in English, and Hangul by its Korean name. Finished letters get a star so you can see how far you have come.
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