Morse Code 2025

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So, yesterday I was thinking, "What am I going to do for the blog. I mean, I already have a giant story, but what can I do?" But then, I got a genius idea. While I was eating dinner, I asked my brother if he wanted to learn more code so we could talk to each other secretly, and he said no. No problem, but what if I learn Morse code and document my journey? So welcome to me learning more code in 30 days. Feel free to follow along and do your own research, but stay tuned, as tomorrow will be the first day. And by the end, I hope that you will be able to read the title.

Schedule (made by AI, I am not that good at this type of stuff.)

Phase 1: Foundations (Days 1–7)

Focus: Learn the basics, common letters, and rhythm.

Day	Focus	Practice
1	Learn A–E
2	Learn F–J
3	Review A–J
4	Learn K–O
5	Learn P–T
6	Learn U–Z
7	Review all letters	Practice random letter recognition and spelling 5-letter words

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Phase 2: Numbers & Symbols (Days 8–14)

Focus: Add digits, punctuation, and reinforce letters.

Day	Focus	Practice
8	Learn Numbers 0–4
9	Learn Numbers 5–9
10	Review all numbers & letters	Mixed drills
11	Learn punctuation
12	Learn symbols
13	Review all	Practice writing short words and sentences
14	Listening day	Listen to Morse recordings and write what you hear

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Phase 3: Words & Speed (Days 15–21)

Focus: Forming words and improving recognition speed.

Day	Focus	Practice
15	Common words (THE, AND, IS, YOU, ME)	Copy and send them
16	Names and initials	Practice your name and friends’ names
17	Short sentences	“HELLO WORLD”, “GOOD DAY”, etc.
18	Listening practice	Random words at 10 WPM
19	Sending practice	Tap or key out sentences
20	Review all	Write English → Morse and Morse → English
21	Speed drill	5-min test at 10–15 WPM

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Phase 4: Fluency & Real Use (Days 22–30)

Focus: Fluency, speed, and comprehension.

Day	Focus	Practice
22	Increase speed	15 WPM decoding
23	Practice “head copy”	Try to understand without writing down
24	Practice short paragraphs	Copy Morse text from an app
25	Practice tapping messages
26	Simulate radio communication	Send/receive simulated messages
27	Write 10 common phrases	E.g., “HOW ARE YOU?”, “SEE YOU LATER”
28	Mixed test	Random letters, numbers, and words
29	Fluency test	2–3 sentences at 15–20 WPM
30	Review & celebrate	Re-test yourself; aim for 90% accuracy