Week 1
Episode 1 [Proverb] A throat full of grapes
Episode 2 [Idiom] To shine
Episode 3 [Idiom] A great thing comes late
Episode 4 [Proverb] Birds hear what is said during the day, and rats hear what is said at night.
Episode 5 [Idiom] The floor is exposed
Appendix 1: Correct Korean Language Usage - Balhada / Baraeda

Week 2
Episode 6 [Idiom] The more the better
Episode 7 [Proverb] You don't know your clothes are getting wet in a drizzle.
Episode 8 [Idiom] To be broad-minded
Episode 9 [Idiom] After bitterness comes sweetness
Episode 10 [Proverb] Even a string of beads is a treasure.
Week 2 Appendix: The Various Meanings of "Galda"

Week 3
Episode 11 [Idiom] It doesn't hurt even if you put it in your eye
Episode 12 [Idiom] A blessing in disguise
Episode 13 [Proverb] You can know the depth of ten feet of water, but you cannot know the heart of a one-foot person.
Episode 14 [Idiom] To back off
Episode 15 [Idiom] A crane's head is waiting patiently
Week 3 Appendix: Chestnut Tree / Chestnut Tree

Week 4
Episode 16 [Proverb] My nose is three feet long
Episode 17 [Idiom] To drive a wedge
Episode 18 [Idiom] The Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountains
Episode 19 [Proverb] Plucking the Stars from the Sky
Episode 20 [Idiom] The sky is yellow
Week 4 Appendix: The Various Meanings of 'Tssada'

Week 5
Episode 21 [Idiom] Open-mindedness
Episode 22 [Proverb] A snail brings shame to a fishmonger.
Episode 23 [Idiom] Putting Out a Fire
Episode 24 [Idiom] Carving a Boat and Seeking a Sword
Episode 25 [Proverb] The ground hardens after the rain.
Appendix for Week 5: Court Terms Related to Kings and Princes

Week 6
Episode 26 [Idiom] Anger runs deep
Episode 27 [Idiom] Battle formation with a back to the water
Episode 28 [Proverb] I wouldn't believe it even if they said they made meju with soybeans.
Episode 29 [Idiom] I can't see with my eyes open
Episode 30 [Idiom] Mutual Assistance
Week 6 Appendix Types of Tales

Week 7
Episode 31 [Proverb] Ah, it's different, and it's different
Episode 32 [Idiom] Not even a single message is sent
Episode 33 [Idiom] Reform and Change for the Better
Episode 34 [Proverb] Even a caterpillar can roll.
Episode 35 [Idiom] It's as clear as day
Week 7 Appendix Idioms Related to the Liver

Week 8
Episode 36 [Idiom] The Achievement of a Snowball
Episode 37 [Proverb] A spider's web on a mountain's mouth
Episode 38 [Idiom] The Tip of the Iceberg
Episode 39 [Idiom] A Talisman in Name and Reality
Episode 40 [Proverb] Ignorance is bliss, knowledge is disease
Week 8 Appendix: Various Names of Teeth

Studying vocabulary with 『Deep-Rooted Elementary Korean Reading Comprehension Vocabulary』 has the following advantages.

-You can learn vocabulary in a fun way because it is not simply a matter of memorizing vocabulary.
-If the vocabulary has a history, you can learn how the vocabulary was created through the story.
-Because you read sentences in which vocabulary is used in actual text, you can naturally study examples of vocabulary usage.
-You can review the usage and meaning of vocabulary through reading comprehension questions.
-Because you can read fingerprints from a variety of materials, it also helps increase your background knowledge and common sense.