Prologue _ Congratulations on entering elementary school!

PART 1: Basic Elementary Knowledge You Must Know Before Entering School

I'm curious about the age for admission to Stage 1.
Step 2: Which elementary school should I go to?
Receive a Stage 3 School Enrollment Notice
Attend the 4th stage preliminary meeting
What are 5-Step Care, Always Care, and After-School Programs?
Learn about the 2022 revised curriculum in Step 6.
Develop your writing skills by drawing lines before entering the 7th stage.
Should I learn Korean before entering level 8?
Should I study math before entering level 9?
Please teach me how to read a clock before entering the 10th level.
Increase the amount of time spent on fine motor skills before entering Step 11.
Please establish basic living habits before entering the 12th level.
This is how to teach 13 basic living habits.
Use the 14-Step Basic Lifestyle Habit Checklist
Build self-reliance with 15-step books and videos.
Step 16: Excessive pre-emption is the way to ruin your study habits.

PART 2: Preparing for the Entrance Ceremony Together with Parents and Children

Let's prepare the materials for the first stage entrance ceremony.
What should I wear to the second stage entrance ceremony?
Are there any precautions to take when returning to school in Stage 3?
Let's learn about the four types of textbooks.
Let's take a look at the contents of the 5-stage revised curriculum textbook.
Step 6: Tell me why you should go to school
Step 7: What to do when you don't want to go to school

PART 3 School Life Information to Boost Your Adaptability in the Early Years

Step 1: Learn to get to school on your own
Step 2: You must follow the school rules.
Please prepare the 3rd step items carefully.
Step 4 I'm lost on campus!
Practice your presentation in 5 steps
Check out our 6-step absence processing process.
Please tell me how to eat the 7-step meal.
Practice opening a milk carton in 8 steps.
Let's take a look at the nine stages of school violence and the punishment process.
Learn the 10-step school violence prevention method.
Let's take a look at the 11 steps to prevent child abuse and kidnapping.
Learn about the 12-step process-centered assessment.
What do you teach in the 13th level supplementary classes?
Step 14: Give more praise than criticism.

Appendix 15 Questions Expecting Parents Have Most

Q1 Is a one-year leave of absence mandatory?
Q2 Do first-year students need cell phones?
Q3 Can I ask my homeroom teacher for medication?
Q4 How should I write the 'Student Understanding Survey'?
Q5 Is it mandatory to attend the PTA meeting?
Q6 What should I talk about at the parent-teacher conference?
Q7 How should I guide a child who is distracted?
Q8 What is the Student Emotional and Behavioral Characteristics Test?
Q9 My child seems to be playing alone. What should I do?
Q10 My child had friction with the teacher.
How do I solve this?
Q11 Should I give pocket money?
Q12 Should I read the textbooks first before entering school?
Q13 Are there still school events like field trips and sports days?
Q14 Should I attend the open class?
Q15 Is it a good idea to study dictation while studying Korean?

Activity book

Step 1: Receive a school admission notice + Write my pledge
Step 2 You can do it yourself
Step 3: Go to bed early and wake up early + Wash and dress yourself
Step 4: How do I feel?
Step 5: Prepare school supplies + Write your name on the items.
Step 6: Use school supplies safely
Step 7: Hold the pencil correctly
Step 8: Go to School Safely
Learn the 9 Road Signs
Teachers at Level 10 School + Say hello to the teacher
11th level school here and there
Tour the 12-Step Classroom + Class Time and Break Time
Step 13: How to Use the Restroom + Exciting Playground
14 Steps to a Delicious Meal Time
Step 15: Read with the right posture + Listen with the right posture
This is how to present the 16 steps
Step 17: Organizing Your Desk and Locker + Organizing Your Shoes and Umbrellas
Step 18: Clean the classroom + separate recyclables
Look at the 19-step calendar + timetable
Write a 20-step notice + pack your school bag
How to Make Friends in 21 Steps + How to Lose Friends
Step 22: I like this kind of friend + Say hello
Step 23 Know your emergency contact information + Draw me
Passed and finally admitted!

No more complicated information! See the admissions process at a glance.

"Where do I get my admission notice?", "What should I do on the preliminary assembly day?", "Are supplementary classes like after-school classes?", "How do I apply for meal allowance and milk?" Every time I see the admission documents delivered to my home, I can't shake off a feeling of confusion.
You're probably not alone in spending all night searching for answers to the questions you have in your mind, whether it's through mom cafes, blogs, or message boards.


While it's good to want to know as much information as possible to thoroughly prepare for college, it can sometimes be a waste of time.
Some of that information may be important, but most of it doesn't need to be used right away.
If you want to put in just the right amount of effort during a time when you have a lot to do and a lot to prepare, I recommend this book.
This is because it contains only the most important content, so it is easy to read, and you can read it quickly without having to memorize it, so it will be organized in your head.
Let's finish preparing for school, which was thought to be a complicated administrative process, easily and spend the remaining time talking about a fun school life with your child.

●Changed revised curriculum and scope of pre-learning in Korean and mathematics●

Introduction of digital textbooks, revised curriculum, study habits, pre-learning… … .
Parents who have observed the curriculum changing along with the changing generations are left with many questions in their heads.
"So what do you want me to do?" If I were to take my first step into 12 years of education without any answers or guidance, where should I go?

This book provides detailed guidance on the starting point of the 12-year education.
Because I have personally seen and heard in the field how excessive pre-learning affects children's study habits and class time, I am explaining it in an easy-to-understand way using various examples.
Additionally, as a solution to this problem, we present a range of pre-learning that is considered reasonable while still allowing for easy completion of the curriculum.
You don't have to be scared or discouraged because we're telling you both the problem and the solution at the same time.

You can easily download various information related to children's learning, such as detailed information on the revised curriculum, revised textbook types and contents, and supplementary teaching materials used by teachers, through QR codes.

●Guide to Lifestyle Habits You Should Practice Consistently Before Enrolling●

What a child who is about to enter school needs most is not good deeds, but 'basic living habits.'
Basic living habits refer to actions that are habitual in daily life, such as waking up and going to bed at set times, washing hands before eating, not eating while walking around, and brushing teeth.
To adults, it may seem like a simple task that can be done with one's eyes closed, but to a child who must learn and master something new every day, it is like a huge homework assignment.

If you don't have a proper bedtime, you may have gotten used to going to bed late and waking up late.
Then, it is common to be late for school and spend the morning classes in a hurry while still half-asleep.
This not only affects learning, but also leaves a bad impression on peer relationships.
Since lifestyle habits need to be established over a long period of time and slowly become ingrained in your body, let's start with the determination to perfect them before entering school.


This book prioritizes the things to do in school life.
If you still don't know where to start, try making a [Basic Living Habits Checklist] with your child and practicing them one by one.
If you just do as Teacher Seojin tells you, there will be no more fighting over sleeping in, and there will be no more refusal to go to school.


●Q&A that answers the questions you were embarrassed to ask●

In Professor Seojin's DMs and offline lectures, questions like, "Can I ask this?" pour in.
If you look closely at the questions, they are questions that any parent would have, but most of them are ones for which you cannot get a clear answer.
Teacher Seo Jin said that the questions received here were ones that only prospective parents could ask, so he collected them one by one and saved them, and used them like a secret weapon online and offline to deliver 'life-related information.'

This book contains an appendix of frequently asked and frequently asked questions that I have heard over the years.
It explains the purpose and how to deal with it, such as the difference between parent-teacher conferences and parent-teacher interviews, how to write surveys for children, such as student understanding surveys and student emotional and behavioral characteristics tests, so you won't be confused even if you encounter it for the first time.
It also includes things related to children, such as allowance, Korean language study, and medication requests, so you can look into every aspect of school life.

●Activity book where children can draw and write on their own●

Parents may work hard to prepare for school, but it is the children who experience school life after the entrance ceremony.
For a child to do well in school, he or she must know in advance what school is like, what the school rules are, and how to treat teachers and friends.
Parents can indirectly teach their children about school life by looking at picture books, but children can only learn basic life habits, how to develop handwriting skills, and how to tell the time by experiencing them through drawing and writing.


This book is designed to help students experience the entrance exam preparation process, which they previously only knew through information, through activities.
The contents are comprehensive, including how to develop good living habits before entering school, preparing school supplies after entering school, precautions for commuting to school, school tours, class content, and studying Korean.
This activity book will motivate your child to enjoy going to school and will help build their confidence.