Preface, About the Author
Introduction of the main cast
How to use the calendar
january
february
March
april
May
June
July
August
September
october
November
december

Fun that grows with each passing day, literacy and creativity that grow with each passing day.
What's special about 『Oki Sam's Elementary Literacy Toon 365』!

one.
Complete Korean vocabulary preview and review with a structure that covers the elementary school curriculum!

『Oki Sam's Elementary Literacy Toon 365』is a useful book for both lower and upper grade children as it covers proverbs, idioms, and four-character idioms (classical idioms) learned throughout the elementary school curriculum.
As can be seen from the fact that the 6th grade curriculum includes units on 'Using Proverbs' and 'Using Idioms', it is important to understand and use the subtle differences and usage of vocabulary correctly as you advance to higher grades.
This book provides children with the fun of learning by connecting the vocabulary they learn each grade and semester at once by pointing out that when learning the proverb, "A bolt from the blue," this expression is expressed in four-character idioms as "A bolt from the blue."
Additionally, it is suitable for developing solid Korean language skills because it provides the exact meaning of words in the vocabulary, such as what 'eyes and nose' is in the idiom 'there is no time to open your eyes and nose'.

two.
Develop literacy and creativity through quirky comics!

Okisam's picture books and teaching aids have been used in many classrooms across the country for many years, and are filled with useful learning elements along with children's favorite characters and stories.
In particular, this book features one-panel cartoons by Ok-i Sam, which creatively imagine situations related to today's vocabulary. This allows children to easily remember the vocabulary by associating it with an image, understand its meaning, and further develop their own imagination and creativity.
Also, the fun structure in which one-cut cartoons from yesterday and today sometimes connect into a single story motivates me to turn the calendar every day, anticipating what vocabulary and story I will encounter tomorrow.

three.
A perpetual calendar reflecting national holidays, anniversaries, academic calendars, and environmental anniversaries.

Ok-i Sam took into account the fact that many children these days do not know the meaning of national holidays and that environmental education is becoming important even in elementary schools, and reflected this calendar book's contents in various national holidays and environmental holidays.
For example, on Liberation Day, you can learn the meaning of Liberation Day and its name along with new vocabulary, and on Earth Day, you can talk about the environment using the vocabulary you learned that day.
This allows children to have richer and more meaningful conversations every day while building essential common sense skills that are crucial for improving literacy.

four.
Learn confusing vocabulary right away with Ok-i's whispers and even improve your general knowledge!

Sometimes, there are words in our language that have such meanings that it is difficult to understand why they have such meanings.
Proverbs, idioms, and four-character expressions reflect the times when they were created, so they can be especially confusing if you don't have background knowledge.
Also, children often have more difficulty understanding idioms that have different meanings on the surface and inside, but this book provides correct information through 'Oki's Whisper' whenever these words appear.
If you spend a year with 『Oki Sam's Elementary Literacy Toon 365』, you'll soon be able to clearly understand everything from simple common sense like why the idiom "to put a bucket on" came to be, to the hidden meanings of easily misunderstood four-character idioms like "to show off"!

+Tips for using Ok-i's eternal calendar
Try using it in a variety of ways at home and in class.

1.
Look at the cartoon first and try to guess what vocabulary it expresses.
2.
Look at the vocabulary first, and then draw it into a cartoon like Ok-i-sam.
3.
Think about in what situations you could use today's vocabulary.
Example) Vocabulary: A thief is stealing his own feet.
Situation: You can use this when you feel uncomfortable because you are afraid that you will be caught lying.
4.
Play quizzes with family and friends using the vocabulary you learned over the week or month.
5.
Talk to each other about the topic of 'Utilization Conversation'.
Example) Favorite subject, story about last sports day, story about ‘how to communicate with me’, etc.