[Thinking Play, Feeling Play] has been reborn!

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More specialized and enhanced domain-specific learning

[Thinking Play, Feeling Play] is a new workbook series of 36 volumes in 7 areas, dividing the existing 27 volumes into more specialized and detailed areas and replacing and strengthening them with new content accordingly.
Children's learning levels are different, and their strengths and interests are also different.
We have selected books that are perfectly suited to your child's level, interests, and needs, and have effectively organized them so that they can learn systematically, enjoyably, and feel a sense of accomplishment.


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Reinforcement of in-depth learning by topic

As an in-depth study of 'Hangeul', 'Hangeul Learning' has been newly added, focusing on writing and reading to strengthen the foundation of argumentation step by step, and 'Mathematics Learning' has been newly added to strengthen arithmetic and operations, which account for the largest proportion of various mathematical concepts in 'Mathematics'.
It is structured so that children can learn in a fun and non-boring way, repeatedly until they become familiar with it.


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Brain Stimulation Series "Intelligence Development" Launched

'Intelligence Development' consists of a variety of interesting activities appropriate for the age and development of children.
You can develop language and mathematical skills through left-brain stimulation activities that involve logical and analytical thinking, and you can develop comprehensive thinking and spatial perception skills through right-brain stimulation activities that involve remembering pictures and spaces.
Activities that are tailored to a child's developmental stage and interests awaken their learning brain, help them develop both the left and right brain in a balanced way, and help their thinking grow.

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Thinking Play, Feeling Play, 6-Year-Old Intelligence Development

You can develop logical thinking and judgment skills by understanding and inferring cause and effect.
Experience calculations with easy pictures, and develop comprehension and comprehensive thinking skills through various activities that mix mathematical concepts with Korean.
Additionally, the 'One More' activity is effective in developing intelligence because it allows you to look at the same problem from a new perspective.