preface
How to use this book
Materials and usage tips to look at before playing with art
How to pack your art supplies

Chapter 1.

Making unfamiliar school classes fun! First-grade art activities

{Spring | Friends Living in the Spring Garden} Making Fluttering Butterflies
{Spring | I Promise} Making a Bubble Wrap Tree
{Summer | Expressing Gratitude} Making a Carnation Card
{Summer | Beat the Heat} How to Make a Cool Fruit Fan
{Summer | Umbrella Making} It's Raining! Make a Rabbit Umbrella
{Autumn | Our Family and Neighbors} Making Finger Stamp Neighbors
{Autumn | Chuseok Beam} Lucky bag made with the hemp weaving technique
{Autumn | Chuseok Table Setting} What to Eat for Chuseok? Making Holiday Food
{Autumn | Hyungyu's Chuseok Story} Introducing Chuseok! Making a Chuseok Book
{Winter | Our Beautiful Bowls} Making Our Bowls Loved by the World
{Winter | Fun even in the cold} Making a spinning spaceship top
{Winter | Let's decorate the classroom with snow} Making a bling-bling winter tree
{Winter | Let's Make a Snowman} It Won't Melt! A Snowman Made of Rice

Chapter 2.
I like art.
Gain confidence in your studies! 2nd grade art play

{Spring | Let's Tell You the Spring Weather} Weather Forecast Game, Make a Microphone
{Spring | Bringing Spring into Our Home} Making Cardboard Flowers
{Summer ｜ Our House, Tick-Tock-Tick-Tock} Building a House You Want to Live In
{Summer | Our Family, Osundosun} Creating a Spoon Family
{Summer | Colorful Snail Houses} Making a Snail House Frame that Gets Bigger and Bigger
{Summer | I like being together} It's grown! It's shrunk! Making a magic bracelet
{Summer | Let's make summer garden friends} Garden friends, making ladybugs
{Summer | What kind of sound do cicadas make?} Making cute maracas
{Summer | Pebbles are my friends} How to make a cactus that never withers
{Autumn | Preparing for Career Play} I'm going to be a painter! Making painting tools
{Autumn | Introducing Our Neighborhood} Creating a Neighborhood Newsletter
{Autumn | The Sound of Turning Pages} Making a Rabbit Bookmark
{Winter | A House in Another Country in a Tick-Tock Tick-Tock} Building a Traditional Indian House
{Winter ｜ A feast of feasts has opened} World cuisine, making spaghetti
{Winter | Let's Play Together} World Play, Making Matryoshka Dolls
{Winter | Dances of Other Countries} World Dance, Hula Costume Making
{Winter | Winter Snow, I Want to Hold You} A winter snow frame that holds spring

Chapter 3.
Fun and theory at the same time! 3rd grade art play

{Creating Shapes with Lines} Creating a Heart with String Art 166
{Expressing with formative elements} Golden tree made with lines 170
{Making Insects in 3D} Making a Silver Foil Longicorn Beetle 175
{Getting to Know the Line} Making a Hula Hoop 179
{How to Recall an Experience} Child Playing on a Horizontal Bar 183
{Making a Birthday Calendar for Our Classmates} Birthday Tree Expressed in Seasonal Colors 187
{Drawing Vegetables and Fruits} Making a Watermelon with Different Inside and Out 192
{Expressing with Various Techniques} Making Cotton Candy in Various Flavors 197
{Expressing by taking pictures} Vase prints made from surrounding objects
{Expressing with a woodblock print} Left and right are reversed! Woodblock print
{Creative and Convergent Self-Directed Art Learning} Imagine! Object Illustration
{Designing Jewelry} I'm a Designer! Making Headbands
{Design a Gift} Give the Gift of Your Heart! Make a Lampshade
{Introducing Artworks and Artists} Create Your Own Artwork Information Card
{Expressing Imaginary Animals} Making a Pointy Puffer Fish
{Making Paper Flowers} Don't buy them, make them! Flowers
{Decorating with a Flower Vase} Making a Moon Vase
Welcome to the {Creative and Convergence Playground} Finger Zoo!
{Creative and Convergence Playground} Paper cup dolls with changing expressions
{Making Jewelry} Easy and Pretty Bracelet Craft
{Creative and Convergence Playground} Learn the horizontal principle! Rocker
{Creative and Convergence Playground} Moving Artwork! The Bouncing Frog
{Decorating with paper while thinking about shapes} Papa Bear is fat~ Making a bear family
{Decorating the Classroom} Flying in the Sky! Tinfoil Hot Air Balloon
{Expressing the application of food} No two pictures are the same! Food marbling
{Appreciating and Using Ink Paintings} Making an Ink Painting Scroll
{Learn about ink painting materials and expression methods} Painting with ink

Elementary school students, you can't miss out on art!
Art confidence leads to learning confidence!

Have you ever seen a textbook for lower elementary school students? Parents who receive their first textbooks are initially shocked by the unfamiliar subject titles—spring, summer, fall, and winter—and then are stunned by the content, which is filled with pictures.
This is because the revised curriculum strengthens classes centered on experience and activities, and reflects the characteristics of lower grade children who learn only through direct experience, so they learn through art activities such as making, folding, and pasting rather than theoretical classes.
Because of this situation, some parents are confused as to whether this is an art academy or a school.
Children who naturally like and are good at art have high learning confidence.
Here's why elementary school students shouldn't miss out on art.


Are you wondering whether to send your child to art school?
Have fun with representative art activities from textbooks! Make school classes more fun!

For elementary school students in the lower grades, if art is considered important, they will consider going to an academy.
『Elementary Art Playbook』 is a popular art book by Eli High, which helps children prepare for art in the lower grades of elementary school without having to send them to an academy.
We've compiled a list of 57 art activities that are often covered in class or assigned as homework.
We'll show you how to have fun playing with safe, readily available materials.
Based on the know-how gained from many years of lessons, we will teach you how to create simple, cute, and high-quality works.
These days, as I spend more time with my child, I always worry about what to do with him/her.
Have fun with your child through representative art activities from textbooks.


Even a child who hates art and a bear-handed mother
It's full of useful tips to make art activities easier.

A child who hates art may easily reject even the simplest activities.
We generously introduce some great tips that even children can use easily and simply.
Based on the know-how accumulated through long classes, he teaches you how to complete your work without burden, saying that if you don't like drawing, you can use shape stickers, and if you don't like coloring, you can use colored drawing paper.
I included as many detailed process cuts as possible so that even mothers who are not confident in art can understand just by looking at the pictures.

In addition, we introduce various games related to art play, such as ‘matching games’ and ‘hidden picture games of famous paintings’, to stimulate children’s creativity and increase their interest in art.