Chapter 1: Abilities and Attitudes
[1day] Three-year-old habits last until eighty / A little goes a long way
Even a string of beads is a treasure / Measuring the height of an acorn
[2 days] Too many captains spoil the broth / Even a stone bridge should be tested before crossing it.
If a magpie follows a stork, its legs will be torn off / Urinating on the stork's feet
[3 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[4 days] Even monkeys fall from trees / Reading sutras to a cow's ear
Pull out the ox's horns in one fell swoop / A promising tree is known from its cotyledons
[5 days] Locking the barn door after the horse has bolted / Even if you get bitten by a tiger, you can survive if you come to your senses.
A dog in a private school recites poetry after three years / A puppy that has only been at school for one day does not know the fear of a tiger.
[6 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[7 days] Will a tower built with effort collapse? / Small peppers are hotter.
A single word can repay a debt of a thousand nyang / Go to the well and look for a needle
[8 days] Even a sickle can't sleep without a sickle / Even a caterpillar has the ability to roll
A frog in a well / Stopping a hoe with a sickle
[9 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[10 days] If you pretend, you'll get what you pay for! A complete compilation of proverbs

Chapter 2 Relationships
[11 days] If you bite all ten fingers, there won't be a single one that doesn't hurt / You don't even dream of someone giving you rice cakes, but you start by drinking kimchi stew / Even a tiger will come when you call it / Your stomach hurts when your cousin buys land
[12 days] Throwing an egg at a rock / Better a close neighbor than a distant cousin
As the cow and the chicken jump, the loach jumps too
[13 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[14 days] Kind words are needed to reap kind words in return / Entrusting the fish to the cat
If the upper water is clean, the lower water will be clean / A dog covered in shit scolds a dog covered in bran
[15 days] Even an earthworm squirms when stepped on / A crab is easier to catch
The grass always seems greener on the other side / Even a hedgehog says its own baby is the cutest.
[16 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[Day 17] A shrimp's back is broken in a whale fight / Where the needle is sharp, the thread follows.
The bear has the talent, but the owner gets the money / Cat and Mouse Thinking
[18 days] Going to Gangnam with a friend / My feelings are different when I go to take a dump and when I come back.
An ugly child gets an extra rice cake / A loach muddies the whole pond
[19 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[20 days] If you pretend, you'll get what you pay for! A complete compilation of proverbs

Chapter 3: Becoming
[21 days] A needle thief becomes a cattle thief / A trusted axe cuts off your foot
I'm going to stab the inedible persimmon / There's someone flying above the one who runs
[22 days] Spitting while lying down / My nose is three inches long
A bitter medicine cures the disease / A drowning man is saved, so he asks for his bundle.
[23 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[24 days] Give me a bottle and medicine / Do sparrows just pass by a mill?
Adding fuel to the fire / Adding fuel to the fire / Adding fuel to the fire / Adding fuel to the fire
[25 days] Don't look at a tree you can't climb / Blowing your nose at a ripe porridge
Thanks to the lord, the trumpet blows / At someone else's feast, they say, "Put on the persimmons and the pears"
[26 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[27 days] Birds hear what is said during the day, and rats hear what is said at night / The more ripe the rice ears become, the lower they bow their heads.
Even if you say you made soybean paste with soybeans, they won't listen / They eat chicken and then give up duck feet
[28 days] Even a blank sheet of paper is better when held / A frog can't think of its tadpole days
Even if I had ten mouths, I would have nothing to say / An empty cart makes the most noise
[29 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[30 days] If you pretend, it will work! A complete compilation of proverbs

Chapter 4: Life
[31 days] It's dark under the lamp / Eating the pheasant and the eggs
A heart that is surprised by a growth, a heart that is surprised by a pot lid / Even a rat hole has a day when the sun shines
[32 days] Even if the sky falls, there is a hole to rise from / Can you get full on the first drink?
Give in return and receive in return / Pouring water into a bottomless pit
[33 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[34 days] Every day is a market day / Swimming with your feet on the ground
Tie a bell around a cat's neck / Don't notice your clothes getting wet in the drizzle
[35 days] The belly button is bigger than the stomach / You have to try to know whether something is long or short.
After the rain, the ground hardens / If you hang it on your ear, it becomes an earring. If you hang it on your nose, it becomes a nose ring.
[36 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[37 days] Chicken instead of pheasant / Thief's feet are ticklish
A bright apricot / If you fall into water, you will grab at even a straw.
[38 days] Mountains beyond mountains / A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
When not, will there be smoke in the chimney? / Like a dog chasing a chicken looks up at the roof
[39 days] Eat vocabulary, eat reading
[40 days] If you pretend, you'll get what you pay for! A complete compilation of proverbs.

Appendix Answers and Explanations & Vocabulary Lookup

Vocabulary grows when you know and use proverbs properly, not when you read them lightly.
If there are proverbs that you know vaguely without even knowing their meaning, let's learn them properly and use them well!

■ Why is it necessary to study proverbs?
“You don’t know how to put down a sickle? What is a sickle?”
“They say that after losing a horse, you have to fix your brain a little.”
“If the price is the same, I should buy the cheaper one!”

These days, there are times when I can't help but laugh at my friends' absurd use of proverbs.
Idioms, such as proverbs and idioms, are familiar to adults who use them frequently, but they can be somewhat difficult for children who have not properly learned them because they have to understand the situation and context in which the proverbs are used.


Accordingly, the Miracle Special Lecture aims to select proverbs that elementary school students must know and teach them properly.
Miracle Special Lecture's mascot, the cheerful Miracle Teacher, will now teach the meaning and usage of proverbs through a single-panel cartoon.
Additionally, the various quizzes that follow immediately after will help you remember the proverbs you have learned accurately.
On days 3, 6, and 9, students were able to learn the exact expressions, meanings, and examples of the vocabulary they learned by experiencing reading comprehension using the proverbs they learned previously.
If you can quickly and accurately answer a proverb you've learned every ten days, you'll have over 100 proverbs perfectly stored in your dictionary within 40 days.

Let's learn proverbs properly, they are a great tool to powerfully charge your poor vocabulary.

For elementary school students who want to master the Korean language and writing, I highly recommend the Miracle Special Lecture Proverbs Study, which will help them develop their vocabulary and literacy skills.

It's time to show off your high-level language skills with "Miracle Proverbs That Will Stick in Your Ears If You Know Them Properly."



* Checkpoint
- For 2nd to 4th graders, 1 volume
- Learn 150 idiomatic expressions, including 96 headwords, and learn 40-day proverbs.
- A special lecture on one-cut proverbs by Miracle Teacher, with explanations in one-cut cartoons that contain the situation and context.
- Review the exact expressions and meanings of proverbs through various quizzes and reading comprehension.
- Includes a vocabulary search at the end of the book

* Recommended points
1.
A busy person who wants to master proverbs that only he didn't know in a short period of time
2.
I want to express something short and bold while understanding the context in a specific situation.
3.
Ki-teuk, who wants to learn proverbs, solve quizzes, and even practice reading comprehension