A tracing game for ages 4–6
Firefighter June소방관 준이 · Korean letters & numbers
Your child's finger becomes a fire hose. Put out the fires, learn Korean letters and numbers.
Coming soonto the App Store
- iPhone · iPad
- No ads
- No in-app purchases

How it plays
Trace a flame-shaped letter with a finger and water sprays from the fingertip to put the fire out.

Flames appear
Flames shaped like Korean consonants, vowels and numbers appear on a burning building, in 가나다 order.

Trace with a finger
Your child's finger becomes the fire hose. Trace the flaming letter and water sprays wherever it goes.

Sizzle! The fire's out
Trace it all the way and every flame goes out, followed by a cheerful “잘했어요!” (Well done!).
Tap the helicopter and fire trucks on screen, too!
What kids learn
While they play, children practice the basics of handwriting.
Korean consonants & vowels
ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ… Children learn the shapes of Korean consonants and vowels by hand, in 가나다 order.
Writing numbers
Tracing the numbers 1 to 10, one at a time, teaches what each one looks like.
Finger strength & eye–hand coordination
Following the line with a finger builds the finger control and eye–hand coordination children need before they pick up a pencil.
Made to be safe for kids
Built from day one so you can hand it to your child without worrying.
No ads
Not a single ad, ever. The screen shows the game and nothing else.
No in-app purchases
Buy it once and that's it. No screens nudging anyone to pay more.
No data collected
No accounts, no analytics. Progress is stored only on this device.
Parental gate
Settings and outside links only open after a grown-up check.
Listed in the App Store Kids category. Read the privacy policy
Screenshots
Day and night, city and harbor: there's always a fire to put out.

Harbor at night · 멋져요! 
Harbor by day · consonant ㄱ 
City · number 2 
Harbor at night · consonant ㅈ 
City · an oval of flames

Made by a dad
Firefighter June was built in 3D, piece by piece, by a dad in Seoul for his young son.
It's the app he wanted his own child to play, so there's nothing in it a parent would worry about: no ads and no extra purchases.