Writing expressions and vocabulary selected from 'Elementary Korean language textbooks'
Expressive power, vocabulary, and sentence structure all at once!

Are you concerned that your child's writing skills seem stagnant? Is your child able to write sentences but not being evaluated as a good writer? If so, it could be due to a lack of vocabulary.
Just by increasing the number of vocabulary you know, you can see your writing skills improve by one level.
This is especially true if it is vocabulary that you will use frequently when writing.


Here are 50 expressions every elementary school student should know.
All of the vocabulary is taken from books included in elementary school Korean language textbooks, and is carefully selected with a focus on major onomatopoeia and mimetic words.
After briefly reading how the vocabulary was actually used in the textbook, I was able to use the vocabulary in my writing.
If you use vocabulary in your writing, you will naturally learn the vocabulary without having to memorize it.
Even children who have difficulty knowing where to start can use it.
You can start by reading and imitating the example text written by author Eun-kyung Lee.
The goal is not to write 'well', but to 'write'.