To begin with, let's make studying a really important habit.

INTRO
For moms starting to build 100-day English habits

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Why is daily English a habit necessary?
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Please choose some really interesting books and videos.
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What it means to build your skills through reading English
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Try reading English books every day like this.
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Watch English videos every day: Try this
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Start writing in English with one sentence and one word every day.
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Challenge yourself to write in English one day a week!
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10 Complimentary Comments for Children Starting to Develop English Habits
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100 Day Miracle, Now I Can Speak English Well!
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How to Use "The Miracle of Elementary English Habits in 100 Days" Smartly
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Developing a Daily English Habit: Player's Position

START
Well, shall we start the 100-day English race starting today?

DAY 007 Challenge, English Writing 1.
Just pick one sentence!
DAY 014 Challenge, English Writing 2.
Just change one word!
DAY 021 Challenge, English Writing 3.
Pick two sentences!
DAY 028 Challenge, English Writing 4.
Just change one word!
DAY 035 Challenge, English Writing 5.
I am the king of copying!
[Week 5 Cheer Essay] It's so shabby

DAY 042 Challenge, English Writing 6.
Copy one page by changing only the words
DAY 049 Challenge, English Writing 7.
Making an English Word Fish Tank
DAY 056 Challenge, English Writing 8.
A feast of random words in a fishbowl
DAY 063 Challenge, English Writing 9.
Create your own English bookshelf
DAY 070 Challenge, English Writing 10.
Mixing Korean and English
[Week 10 Cheer Essay] Buying Eyes That Haven't Seen SNS

DAY 077 Challenge, English Writing 11.
I'm also a translator①
DAY 084 Challenge, English Writing 12.
I'm a translator too②
DAY 091 Challenge, English Writing 13.
Everything I like
DAY 098 Challenge, English Writing 14.
Everything I hate
DAY 105 Challenge, English Writing 15.
The best random writing feast
[Week 15 Cheer Essay] What Do We Wish For?

Appendix 1 | List of 50 Recommended English Videos
Appendix 2 | List of 50 Recommended English Picture Books
Appendix 3 | Elementary Sight Words 200

Language is not a talent, it's a habit!
If you do it consistently every day, you will definitely get better!

Teacher Eun-kyung Lee, who clearly outlined the essential elements of elementary English with a step-by-step English study method tailored to your child's level, tastes, and pace, now guides you through practical methods to help your child develop daily habits of listening, reading, writing, and speaking English.
Whether it's through an academy or a mother's method, your English skills are ultimately determined by 'habits'.
If your child doesn't think of English as studying, but rather enjoys watching a video or reading a book every day, and learns the sentences and words they learn from it, then it will be a success.
If parents don't stop at finding videos and books that suit their child's tastes and stay by their side for the first 100 days while they build habits, they can quickly succeed in incorporating English into their child's daily life and thoughts.

1 video a day, 1 book a day, 1 sentence a day, 1 word a day
The fastest way to make English a part of your daily routine.

The key to elementary English is to provide sufficient 'exposure' to English through 'listening' and 'reading'.
Just like the process of learning a native language, if input accumulates over a long period of time, it naturally moves on to the output stages of 'writing' and 'speaking'.
Any mother who has even the slightest interest in learning English knows this process well, but many mothers struggle to put it into practice and stick with it consistently.

But there is no need to think of it as grandiose or burdensome.
Since it is not their native language, you can expose them to English through videos and audio every day, and read English books directly or using a Sapeen, just like you read Korean books to them throughout their infancy.
Just as you started writing in Korean with the letters Giyeok and Nieun, you don't have to put off writing in English until later. Just start writing one word and one sentence every day and gradually move up to longer pieces.

This book allows you to manage this entire process in one page per day.
The book the child reads every day, the audio and video he or she sees and hears, and one sentence and one word every day are written on one page so that the child can check them visually.
In this process, the child gradually becomes familiar with another language called English, and through writing activities, he or she gradually learns the basics of English writing.
Furthermore, once a week, we provide a lecture titled 'English Writing' by teacher Eun-kyung Lee, which is so fun that you can't help but take it, to help you build more confidence in writing.


A solidly formed English habit
It's the best gift you can give to an elementary school child.

Teacher Lee Eun-kyung's books are always packed with useful learning information and something you can't miss.
This is an article to support and encourage mothers who must accompany their children for 10 or 20 years, keeping pace with their child's growth.
This book is packed with updated information and heartfelt advice to help mothers complete the 100-day English Habit Building Project.

At the beginning of the book, we have summarized only the key points of 'Mom's English' that mothers should not miss before starting to build English habits.
If you check out the following in advance: how to find English videos and books that appeal to your child's tastes, a 7-step coaching method to accelerate independence in reading English books, how to watch English videos for beginners, and the techniques of praise and rewards that are essential for leading a child who doesn't know why they should study, it will provide you with a solid foundation for completing the 100 days.
Additionally, once every 15 weeks, we include an essay that sympathizes with and comforts the difficulties that mothers inevitably face while learning English, helping them to move forward while feeling tired.
They say language is a habit, not a talent.
If this habit is firmly established in elementary school, it will carry over into middle and high school studies, college entrance exams, and social life, and will be the best gift for a child who will be studying English for over 10 years.