Hangul is built, not memorised: 14 consonants and 10 vowels, then syllable building block by block, then first words and greetings learners can use immediately. What you get: a 16-page printable PDF — teacher notes, 14-consonant chart, 10-vowel chart, 14 syllable-building examples with a batchim (final consonant) note, 10 first words, 3 first sentences, 3 classroom activities, 2 worksheets and a full answer key. Who it is for: teachers starting Korean with complete beginners. How to use it: build syllables slowly (consonant + vowel, then add the final consonant); use the greeting chain as the speaking goal. Honest notes: printable write-in PDF, not an interactive form. No audio is included. Romanization is a pronunciation aid. No curriculum alignment is claimed. You may print copies for your own classroom; do not resell or redistribute the file itself.
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