[prolog]
You need to know it properly to raise it properly.

Chapter 1.
School life that parents must know
1.
What do I need to prepare before entering elementary school?
2.
What can a mother do for a child who is anxious about the new school year?
3.
What are the areas of life and learning that each grade level should pay attention to?
4.
What is the content of the diagnostic assessment at the beginning of the school year and how should I prepare for it?
5.
What should I talk about at parent-teacher conferences?
6.
How are learning assessments conducted in schools, and how should I prepare for them?
7.
Why do kids say school is boring?
8.
Is it okay to transfer during the semester?
9.
What is the procedure if I transfer or go abroad?
10.
How should I prepare for dictation, diary, and reading log?
11.
What are the class ending times for each grade?
12.
How should we respond when school violence occurs?
13.
What are the subjects and structure of the curriculum by grade level?
14.
What is the difference between an innovative school and a regular school?

Chapter 2.
The most powerful study method that will definitely improve your grades
1.
How can I help my child develop the habit of studying on his own?
2.
How should I train my mathematical operations?
3.
When does the academic gap between children begin to widen?
4.
Is it okay to study just like my mom?
5.
When you get to the 3rd or 4th year, do the subjects increase and become more difficult?
6.
My child has no interest in studying. What should I do?
7.
How can I help a child who is slow at solving homework?
8.
What is an appropriate amount of study time per day and per subject?
9.
What do children whose grades improve as they advance in grade level have in common?
10.
What are the criteria for selecting a workbook for each subject?
11.
When is it effective to start pre-studying math?
12.
Would it help to have a workbook?
13.
How should I do the research assignment given at school?
14.
How and when is it effective to wean off phoenix?
15.
What should I consider when taking English lessons over the phone or through video calls?
16.
How should I start learning English? Study room vs. neighborhood academy vs. large language school?
17.
What's the most effective way to develop a reading habit?
18.
Is it okay for a child to be picky and focus on only one subject?
19.
What are some post-reading activities I can do at home?

Chapter 3.
My child is a smart kid and needs private education
1.
They say coding education is important, but how should we teach it?
2.
How should we organize arts and physical education by grade level?
3.
When do you start reading discussion and essay writing classes?
4. How can I use EBS effectively?
5.
What should I prepare separately for the 'One Instrument per Person' activity at school?
6.
If you're a dual-income or single parent, how should you spend your time after school?
7.
How much do you spend on private education each month?
8.
How much Korean history should I study?
9.
Is studying Chinese characters essential?
10.
Need swimming lessons to prepare for survival swimming classes?
11.
Where should I go for my first trip abroad with my child?
12.
Will an English camp or a month abroad help my child?

Chapter 4.
Friendships that will give you strength for life
1.
How do I wisely resolve conflicts with my best friend?
2.
As we move up in grade level, groups and bullies emerge. How should we deal with this?
3.
My child says he is being bullied at school.
How should parents help?
4.
There are three close friends, but one of them keeps getting left out.
What should I do?
5.
When do you start making close friends?
6.
How should I guide a child who uses his fists or curses more than his words?
7.
How can I help a child who is struggling with conflicts with friends?
8.
Is it okay for a child to be closer to friends of the opposite sex than friends of the same sex?
9.
Will a child who likes to play alone be able to do well in school?
10.
If mothers become friends with each other, will their children's relationships with each other improve?
11.
How should I interact with school and neighborhood mothers?
12.
I want to throw a birthday party for my child. What should I do?
13.
How should I prepare for a class-wide birthday party?

Chapter 5.
Healthy development that builds the foundation of body and mind
1.
When and how should we provide proper sex education?
2.
How can I cope when I feel like I'm entering puberty?
3.
What should I tell my partner when he starts to worry too much about his appearance?
4.
What advice can you give me about my child's physical changes?
5.
How should I react when a friend of the opposite sex shows interest in me?
6.
As they grow up, they become more disobedient and rebellious.
What should I do?
7.
My daughter is starting to develop breasts. How should I care for her?
8.
My child is tall and plump. Should I check for precocious puberty?
9.
What should I do when my period starts?
10.
My child is too short, can he grow taller?
11.
How should I take care of my teeth?
12.
It's been a while since my baby teeth fell out, but what if my permanent teeth don't come in?
13.
Orthodontic treatment: when and how should I start?
14.
Can I remove loose baby teeth at home?
15.
What are the essential nutrients for children?
16.
Should I get the cervical cancer vaccine when I'm young?
17.
Should children get a flu shot?

Chapter 6.
Everyday Life Raising Self-Reliant Children
1.
Can I buy a smartphone for an elementary school student?
2.
My child wants to become a YouTuber. Is it okay to leave him like this?
3.
When and how much should I give my child an allowance?
4.
What are some good things to do during the vacation?
5.
How should I conduct organizational training?
6.
What would be good for breakfast, what side dish should I make?
7.
How should I raise two children with completely opposite temperaments?

[Appendix] Useful Information for Elementary School Moms
Elementary school first year academic calendar
Introduction to the Elementary School Curriculum
Tips for Writing Experiential Learning Applications and Reports
Elementary School After-School Care Program
What's a good first dictionary for my child?
Recommended movies related to science curriculum

List of teachers who wrote the manuscript
References

With this book, our children
Study, friends, health
Master the basics perfectly!
88 Secrets to a Perfect Elementary School Life

How can I help my child develop the habit of studying on his own?
How should we respond when school violence occurs?
Will a child who likes to play alone be able to do well in school?
What do children whose grades improve as they advance in grade level have in common?
As we move up in grade level, groups and bullies emerge. How should we deal with this?
How can I cope when I feel like I'm entering puberty?

"Six Years of Elementary School Determine a Child's Life" divides the questions that mothers most want to know and need information about when raising elementary school children into six areas and explains them.
These include school life, study methods, private education, friendships, health development, and daily life.
It is organized in a question and answer format that targets the parts that every elementary school mother in Korea would be curious about, and will make you say, "Oh, I was wondering about this too."
Although it does not fall into this category, we have also included frequently asked questions from other areas and useful information about school life in general.


We often say that elementary school grades determine college entrance exam scores, and that friends made in elementary school last a lifetime.
In that sense, our children's first six years of elementary school are an important period in which they build the foundation for their future lives.
This is the same reason why there are so many books on the market about elementary school life, the growth of elementary school students, and the concerns of mothers.
However, few can provide clear answers to mothers' concerns and questions as well as current teachers, who meet students in the field every day and consult with dozens of parents each year.
Therefore, this book, created by 40 elementary school moms and current teachers, will be the best elementary school bible that can perfectly lay the foundation for our children's studies, friends, and health for the first six years of elementary school.



A child's study habits are created by their parents.
“How can I improve my Korean, English, and math skills?”

It is said that the academic gap usually begins to widen from the third grade of elementary school.
The academic gap that gradually widens from the third grade becomes evident in the fifth and sixth grades.
There are students who say, “I’m a dropout,” or “I’m a dropout” in the fifth grade.
However, there is no need to worry too much, as the academic gap only widens from the third year, and it is not that the academic gap cannot be reduced.
In particular, Korean, English, and math are subjects that require constant attention and monitoring to ensure that your child is keeping up with schoolwork.
Here is a brief overview of the tips for grasping elementary Korean, English, and math introduced in the book.


It is good to read a lot in the Korean language class.
If your child doesn't read well, parents should start by reading stories from the textbook.
I can read the story in the textbook in 5 minutes.
Next, it would be a good idea to go to the library or bookstore with your child to find books that tell the stories in the textbook.
School libraries usually have storybooks that appear in textbooks as required reading for each grade, so please refer to them.

In schools where English is taught, students who read thick original texts coexist in the same classroom as students who don't know phonics and can't even read 'apple'.
Therefore, if a child feels that he or she is relatively bad at English, he or she may lose confidence and feel aversion or burden towards English. Therefore, it is important to teach him or her phonics and basic reading and speaking skills.
YouTube is the best English language learning resource in the world.
It would be good to start with "Peppa Pig" and "Caillou" and then expose them to a variety of videos from the English-speaking world, such as "Arthur Adventure" and "Odd Squad".


In math classes, if the content of the previous grade is lacking, it is very difficult to understand the content of the next grade.
You must know more than 80% of the math for that grade and learn the math for the next grade to avoid becoming a 'math dropout'.
If your score is below 60 points when solving the math workbook, I recommend purchasing another workbook and solving it. If your score is around 60-70 points, I recommend purchasing a basic workbook and solving it. If your score is around 70-90 points, I recommend purchasing an applied workbook and solving it. If your score is over 90 points, I recommend purchasing an applied or advanced workbook and solving it.


The book argues that rather than over-interfering in their children's learning, mothers need to show their children that they are working hard to learn what they want to learn.
It is said that seeing a mother passionately and joyfully doing something she likes is more stimulating to children than nagging them to study.
So sometimes it can be more effective to sit next to your child at their study desk and read or do the necessary studying on your own.
"The Six Years of Elementary School Determine a Child's Life" is full of study methods that improve grades as children advance through the grades, as well as various know-hows to help children study independently.