Print, hand out, practice online

Paper is still the easiest way to share practice in a classroom, a club or at the kitchen table. The trouble is that a worksheet ends when the last box is filled. Starting this month, every free sheet in our printables collection has a small QR code in the bottom-right corner. Scan it with any phone camera and it opens the free online tool that matches the sheet — no app, no sign-up, nothing to type.

What each code opens

• The Korean name tracing sheet opens the Korean name converter, so every student can find the Hangul spelling of their own name before tracing it.
• The Hangul alphabet tracing sheet opens the 7-day Learn Korean path.
• The Korean keyboard sheet opens the Hangul typing practice.
• The Korean numbers worksheet opens the Korean numbers practice.
• The spreadsheet practice test and the monthly budget worksheet open the spreadsheet shortcut cheat sheet.

Under the code you will also see a short address such as tools.dojito.com/p/name/. It is there for anyone who would rather type than scan, and it works on a projector too.

A simple 20-minute lesson plan

1. Print one sheet per student (Letter or A4 — switch with the buttons above each sheet).
2. Spend ten minutes on paper: model the first row, then let students trace.
3. Put the QR code on the board or let students scan their own copy, and spend the last ten minutes on the matching tool.
4. Send the sheet home. The code stays on the paper, so families can keep practising without a link in a group chat.

What the code does not do

The code is a plain link to our own site. It carries no tracking tags and no student information, and the tools themselves ask for no account. If a school network blocks phone cameras, the short address under the code does the same job.

These sheets and tools are made by Dojito with the help of AI tools and checked by hand. They are free for personal and classroom use; please do not resell them.