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From essential elementary vocabulary to learning concepts and background knowledge
Smart vocabulary habits completed with one page a day!

★★★ Your Korean language skills will improve rapidly with vocabulary that is similar to the pretty Korean words in the new textbook but confusing.
★★★ I am able to express my thoughts and feelings well using emotional and value words.
★★★ You can also use figurative expressions such as proverbs, idioms, and idioms with ease.
★★★ Start your basic learning by getting acquainted with concepts in science and social studies.
★★★ You will naturally accumulate a variety of background knowledge through easy and fun explanations from a current teacher.

Kids these days dismiss negative emotions with phrases like "annoying" or "f*cked" and express surprise with "wow" or "daebak."
The problem of vocabulary poverty, which is the inability to express one's thoughts and feelings with a variety of words, leads to a large learning gap starting in the third grade, when full-scale learning begins after entering elementary school.
Since there are many words that we do not know the meaning of, our understanding of the subject matter decreases and naturally, studying becomes less fun.
How can we address the vocabulary deficiencies in elementary school children, which can lead to serious learning deficits as they advance in grade level?

Teacher Ha Yu-jeong, who has taught elementary school children for 19 years, says that children should be provided with opportunities to encounter various types of vocabulary in their daily lives.
The point is that you need to learn everything from everyday vocabulary needed to express your thoughts and feelings, to vocabulary that elevates the quality of language by being used figuratively, such as proverbs, idioms, and idioms, and even vocabulary from textbooks that you don't use often but must know for future study, and you need to use them directly in your daily life.


To this end, teacher Ha Yu-jeong published a special revised edition of “Miracle Elementary Vocabulary Calendar 365” by adding new textbook vocabulary as part of the 2022 revised curriculum.
This book contains essential elementary school vocabulary in eight themes: Korean, science, society, proverbs, idioms, idiomatic expressions, value words, and emotional words. It allows exposure to a variety of vocabulary in daily life, and is structured so that vocabulary can be expanded by 3 to 4 words centered on one key expression every day.
Additionally, you can develop smart vocabulary habits in a fun and stress-free way with fun examples at an elementary school level.

Elementary school life-related examples, idiom origins, and Chinese character interpretations
A miraculous vocabulary calendar that is fun, easy, and memorable!

Children need to have fun to keep going.
In addition to stimulating children's interests through eight themes, this book also contains many fun elements.
For example, as an example of the idiom 'stretch out your legs', sentences closely related to elementary school life were provided, such as "I finished all my homework, so I can stretch out my legs and sleep well today", so that children can directly use the vocabulary they learned each day in real life.
In addition, the origins of four-character idioms such as 'Josammosa' and 'Ugongisan' are told in short stories, and difficult learning concepts such as 'Contour line' and 'Masugeul' are explained in easy-to-understand Chinese characters, so that vocabulary learned once is not easily forgotten.
In addition, by arranging words related to commemorative days on the calendar, such as 'dedication' on Memorial Day, 'discrimination' on Disabled Persons' Day, and 'human rights' on Labor Day, and explaining the meaning of each day, you can acquire basic knowledge.

If you feel your child lacks interest in studying, lacks expressive skills or struggles with communication, or wants to expose them to a diverse vocabulary before entering school, give them this book.
Children will acquire a broad vocabulary and in-depth knowledge comparable to reading hundreds of books, and will be able to kill two birds with one stone by gaining both academic confidence and general knowledge.