Day 6.Free Korean Workbook for Kids (Printable & Beginner-Friendly)

 

Hello! This is Binoo Teacher😊 

I’m so happy to share today’s Korean learning activity with you.

If you’re teaching Korean to young children,

 

thank you for being here and learning together with us.

For Day 6, this worksheet focuses on 

reviewing all the words children have learned so far.

Today’s activities are designed to move

  from basic to extended learning, 

following this flow:

Mini Book → Word Matching → Memory Game

This step-by-step structure helps children feel confident 

before moving on to more challenging activities.

Activity 1: My Korean Words – Make a Mini Book

In the first activity, children color, cut, and fold the worksheet 

to make their own mini book.

After making the book, they are encouraged to 

flip through the pages and say each word out loud.

* How to Make a Mini Book

Activity 2: My Korean Words – Match the Words

In Match the Words, children cut out the Korean word cards on the right 

and stick them onto the matching pictures on the left.

*Flexible by age

For younger children, this can be a simple cut-and-stick matching activity.

For older children, the cards can be used without sticking, 

turning the activity into a memory or matching game instead.

Activity 3: Memory Game – Learn by Playing

The final activity is a memory game, which helps strengthen 

focus, recall, and vocabulary recognition.

The number of cards can be adjusted depending on the child’s age and level.

1. Mix the picture cards and Korean word cards, then place them face down.

2. Find the matching picture and Korean word.

3. When you find a match, read the word one more time. Ex)🦁 + SaJa

This game can be adapted freely—fewer cards for beginners, 

more cards for confident learners.

Thank you for learning Korean with Binoo Teacher 💛

I hope today’s review activities help children feel proud of 

what they’ve learned and excited to keep going.

See you in the next worksheet!

좋은 하루 되세요 💛

From Binoo

Download the free printable Korean Hangeul workbook (PDF) below.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IdCU3YawpAMfBVpiQIKAEgDJnF56xnXs/view?usp=sharing