Designed for monolingual Anglophones as a precursor study to the Hwayih Woen edition of McGuffey's First Eclectic Reader, this worktext systematically unveils the anatomy of the Junior Script—the phonetic foundation of the Hwayih Woen (a.k.a. "Sinitish") system, which is itself a revolutionary new way to write the English language in Chinese characters. Across six carefully sequenced units, students will first master the 63 essential components that undergird every Junior Script character, then apply those building blocks to short vowels, long vowels, vowel isolates, paired consonants, single consonants, and finally blends. Each unit synthesizes concise theory with hands-on practice that reinforces stroke order, sound-to-symbol mapping, and reading fluency—perfect for self-study, homeschooling, or even traditional classroom settings.

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