10일 한글 놀이 마당

10일 한글 놀이 마당

Author: 홍 솔

ISBN : 9791195408085 28쪽 | 210 * 297 * 2 mm / 167 g 10-Day Hangul Play Field A game board for the whole family to learn Hangul naturally through play 10-Day Hangul Play Field is a game book designed to help people pick up Hangul naturally through play. While 10-Day Hangul Reading/Writing (published October 2016) was an individual workbook, this book is a game board that people of all ages can play together—so that someone who hasn't yet learned Hangul can pick it up through play, while the people around them teach naturally along the way. Use yut sticks if you have them, dice if you have those instead, or just rock-paper-scissors if you have neither—whatever's on hand becomes the way to move your piece. The board's squares are laid out according to the principles behind Hunminjeongeum's creation—the basic consonants and vowels, and the principle of adding strokes. As players move their pieces and read the letters printed on each square aloud, the logic of how letters are built sinks in naturally through play. Each square is filled with a cropped piece of the author's own watercolor paintings, aiming for a game board that feels warm and engaging rather than rigid and dry. How to play In yut-nori, a throw of do (1 space), gae (2), geol (3), yut (4, throw again), or mo (5, throw again) moves your piece, and you read the letter on the square you land on. Pieces landing on the same square can stack and move together; landing on an opponent's square sends them back to start, and earns you another throw. Whoever completes a full loop back to the starting point first wins. In rock-paper-scissors play, scissors move 2 spaces, rock 4, and paper 5. In dice play, you move however many spaces the die shows. All other rules stay the same. From young children who haven't yet learned Hangul, to whole families, classrooms, and community centers — this book is for anyone who wants to approach Hangul through play rather than study.