3 minutes a day, every day, is enough!
The first textbook-based calendar focused on improving reading comprehension and literacy skills.
Elementary Reading Quiz 365: 3 Minutes a Day

One of the biggest topics of conversation among parents of elementary school children in recent years has definitely been 'literacy'.
In an environment where it is more difficult to develop literacy than in the past, the opinion of education experts that the ability to read, understand, and think is directly related to academic achievement is now accepted as an established fact.
Among these, 'reading comprehension' is receiving particular attention these days as a key factor in determining elementary school students' learning ability.
If literacy encompasses understanding, utilizing, and expanding thinking of text, reading comprehension focuses on the ability to accurately grasp the meaning of text.
Depending on how accurately they understand and internalize the content of learning materials such as textbooks, reference books, and recommended books, there can be a significant difference in children's learning ability even when studying the same subjects.

In today's world, overflowing with digital content centered around short messages and videos, it's not easy for children to consistently engage in in-depth "reading activities."
So, how can we develop our children's reading comprehension skills, or "reading acumen"? Most parents will likely think of "reading."
However, forced reading activities can actually cause children to reject the activity and reduce their immersion, which limits their ability to develop reading comprehension.

Author Oh Hyeon-seon, who has taught reading and writing to elementary school students for 24 years, emphasizes that “the process of reading high-quality texts, even if it’s just a little bit every day, and making the text your own is important.”
The recently published 『365 Elementary Reading Quiz in 3 Minutes a Day』 was created based on this very educational philosophy.

Composition by subject: Korean, social studies, history, science, and current affairs
Simultaneously developing common sense and thinking skills
Our Child's Reading Skills Development Project

This book is structured in a 'one-page-a-day quiz' format to help children maintain interest and learn consistently.
By covering various subjects such as Korean, social studies, history, science, and current affairs on a daily basis, students can naturally expand their thinking skills.
Children can improve their literacy and reading comprehension skills simultaneously by feeling a sense of accomplishment from solving problems and by forming the habit of focusing on writing every day.
There are many study calendars for elementary school students on the market, but the only one that focuses on improving reading comprehension by reflecting the curriculum is 『3 Minutes a Day Elementary Reading Quiz 365』.
Rather than forcing children to read or solve many problems, the process of reading and understanding even just one passage thoroughly is the way to truly increase a child's learning ability.
This book is organized by level from lower elementary school to upper elementary school, so it is good to keep on your child's desk and use it consistently every day.
If you enjoy reading and solving one page a day, you will naturally develop study habits and your attitude toward studying will also change for the better.