The story of the lucky last winter of the brothers Seondong and Yuldong!
Create sweet luck with nine 'our games'!

Yul-dong, who got a blank on the claw machine, is really feeling unlucky because Seon-dong says, "You're unlucky."
For Yul-dong, Seon-dong suggests nine games to create good luck, and Seon-dong and Yul-dong begin their luck-making games on the elementary school playground covered in pure white snow.


Using the snow piled on the playground floor, the trees on the roadside, the rocks rolling on the ground, the soccer goal and the cloud ladder that take up one side of the playground, and the pine needles and berries that have fallen from the trees, Seondongi shows Yuldongi the simplest and most enjoyable way to make luck.
As the game continues, Yul-dong, who did not believe in luck at first, gradually begins to believe in luck.
What real luck awaits Seondong and Yuldong as they stand before the lottery machine again? If Seondong and Yuldong spend a winter filled with good fortune playing nine games together, they'll surely find something that will warm them up even in the coldest of winters!

“Shall I tell you how to create luck?”
Come see our unique play that shines brightly like winter!

"Snowman Candy" contains our country's unique games and winter scenery.
The games that resemble the warmth of winter are transformed into ‘our own games’ that shine as white as snow when Seondong meets Yuldong.
We expressed unique games using objects and environments that can be easily seen around us, such as 'tuho', where you throw snow between pine branches, 'air play', where you throw and catch snowballs, and 'daribalgi', where you step on the shadow of a cloud ladder to pray for good luck.
Our country's traditional games, once perceived as difficult, are transformed into enjoyable and easy games with the addition of children's imagination. They teach us that at the end of a game, there is a pleasant sense of luck, not a cold, hard result of victory or defeat.


Introducing 9 Korean games filled with sweet luck from "Snowman Candy"!

-Tuho: A game in which two people place bottles at a certain distance and throw arrows at them.
-Air play: A game where several small stones are placed on the ground and picked up and caught according to rules.
-Jegichagi: A game in which a player kicks a jegi ball with their feet without dropping it.
- Jump rope: A game in which two people hold each end of a long rope and turn it, and the rest of the people jump into it.
-Dari-balgi: A game played on the night of the first full moon of the lunar year, where people step on bridges to pray for good health.
-Jwibulnori: A game where a long stick or string is tied to a fire and spun around.
-Snow jumping: A game in which a long plank is supported by straw or a sack, and a person stands on each end and takes turns jumping.
- Burying grass: A game where you bury or hide grass in a certain area and then find it.
-Dolchigi: A game in which stones are placed at a certain distance and then thrown at or kicked with the foot to knock them over.

The story of the brothers Seondong and Yuldong seen at the end of the season!
A warm last winter greeting drawn by artists Park Jong-jin and Song Seon-ok!

『Ice Cream Walk!』, filled with the energy of summer, 『Energy Recharge』, filled with the clarity of autumn, 『Dancing Wind』, filled with the warmth of spring, and 『Snowman Candy』, filled with the innocence of winter.
The four-season story of the quirky and lovable brothers Seondong and Yuldong, written by Park Jong-jin and illustrated by Song Seon-ok, has finally come to a close.
Artist Song Seon-ok's warm colored pencil drawings, combined with a cartoon composition format not seen in previous series, capture the pure and cozy winter and the children.
You can find sweet luck at the end of winter by reading 『Snowman Candy』, the last work in the series by Park Jong-jin and Song Seon-ok.

[Nuri Curriculum]
Enjoy physical activity both indoors and outdoors in the physical exercise and health sectors, and live a healthy and safe life.
Enjoy the process of exploring the natural world and develop an attitude of living in harmony with nature.
[Curriculum Linkage]
First semester, first grade, Korean language unit 7, expressing thoughts. Second semester, first grade, Korean language unit 3, sharing feelings.
Imagine the words and actions of a character in Unit 10 of Korean Language, 2nd semester, 1st grade. Think of the scene in Unit 1 of Korean Language, 2nd semester, 2nd grade.
1st grade, 2nd semester, integrated winter 1 unit 2, our winter 2nd grade, 2nd semester, integrated winter 2 unit 2, winter detective squad's friend search