Content Curriculum Correlation Table

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prolog
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Why does my face look like this? - Why does the moon change shape?
Don't Let Go of Science Principles! - Why the Moon Changes Shape
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Fart in front of dad! - Why do farts smell?
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Can't you hear what Mom is saying? - Why do we have two ears?
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Plastic Surgery Hot Springs - Why Do They Occur?
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The impression is too strong! - Why do they have eyebrows?
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My dad is Superman! - Why do we dream?
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I'm not the one who peed! - What happens if you hold your pee?
Don't Let Go of the Science Principles! - Urine and Sweat, Our Body's Waste Products
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Catch the Rice Thief! - Why are there fingerprints?
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Taste the bitterness! - How does the tongue perceive taste?
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Jeonggu's Love Letter - Can you make an invisible secret letter?
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I love fluffy things! - Where is the wettest place in the world?
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Deserts become jungles? - What's the driest place in the world?
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This is my territory! - Why do dogs pee everywhere?
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I want to hibernate! - Why do frogs hibernate?
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The Missing Coin - Why Do Coins Move on Their Own?
Don't Let Go of the Science Principle! - Volume Changes with Temperature
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Smelly booby trap - holding a cup upside down doesn't spill the liquid?
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Juri's Rice Bowl - What is the principle of the rice bowl removal magic?
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Lightning strikes my house! - Why does lightning strike in a zigzag pattern?
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Clean in one room! - Why does oil float on water?
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The club room is in space? - What is a space station?
Don't Let Go of the Science Principles! - A Space Station Built Together by the World
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A terrifying journey to the moon - what are the craters on the moon?
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I Met an Alien! - Are Aliens Real?
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Solar BBQ - How hot is the sun?
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I hate hot things! - What is the sun made of?

The scientist Jeongshin met
Quiz with Jeongshin

A best-selling educational comic book that has sold over 800,000 copies
"Don't Let Go of Science!" is back with a revised edition!

The webtoon "Don't Lose Your Mind!", serialized from 2009 to 2019, is a super popular webtoon with over 2.8 billion views, receiving absolute support and love from elementary school students. Since then, it has been made into animations and even web dramas, establishing itself as content loved by the public regardless of age.

Riding on this wave of popularity, the educational comic series "Don't Let Go of Science!", released in 2016, became a bestseller immediately after its publication, with reviews saying they had read it over ten times, and the response was so enthusiastic that readers were inundated with requests for the next volume.
A total of 14 volumes were published, and as the number of volumes increased, the number of loyal young readers who would read this book even if they didn't know about other books also increased.
It naturally develops an interest in science and helps children understand its principles by solving various scientific questions based on the elementary school curriculum in a unique and fun way.
This revised edition of "Don't Let Go of Science!" is organized to fit the new science textbook system, with a "Curriculum Linkage Table," pages that explore the characters of scientists and general knowledge for in-depth study, and even quizzes that are sure to spark fun and interest.

From 'Why does the moon change shape?'
24 scientific curiosities that arise in everyday life!

Rather than being a comic book filled with only difficult and boring educational elements, it offers unpredictable fun with humorous episodes and the authors' own free-spirited stories.
The educational comic series "Don't Let Go of Science!" contains curious scientific questions in each chapter, and includes "Science Common Sense Explained by Jeongsin," which explains scientific principles, and power cards that can be used to play games using scientific common sense.

The science content we learn in school is related to our daily lives.
This is because various scientific principles are hidden in everyday life.
It is important to approach science through questions that arise naturally in life.
Volume 1 of "Don't Let Go of Science!" is comprised of 24 scientific questions that arise in everyday life, such as "Why does the moon change shape?" and "What happens if you hold in your urine?", as Jeong-sin and his family solve them in a strange way.
If you read comics for fun, you can come to understand scientific principles.
Additionally, it will be more helpful for studying science if you look at the curriculum linkage chart that shows which parts of the science textbook the questions in Volume 1 of "Don't Let Go of Science" are related to.



The "Don't Let Go of Science!" series that provides a solid foundation for scientific knowledge!

▶A hilarious story about Jeongshin and his family

The Jeongsin family of "Don't Let Go of Your Mind!" solves scientific questions in everyday life in an unusual way.
If you let your guard down and enjoy yourself, you will naturally acquire all scientific knowledge.

▶Scientific principles reflected in the elementary school science curriculum

Based on the elementary school curriculum, we selected scientific questions and organized them in a way that the Jeongsin and Jeongsin families could solve in their own way.
As you read, you will naturally become interested in science and understand its principles.


▶In-depth learning that grasps scientific concepts

The 'Don't Let Go of Scientific Principles!' corner provides easy-to-understand explanations of scientific phenomena related to the text.
Additionally, 'The Scientist Who Met the Mind' contains content that explores the character of a scientist and contains common sense.
Through this, we will be able to see children who previously found science difficult become interested in science and even engage in in-depth study.

▶Scientific knowledge develops naturally through fun and active elements!

Rather than simply listing scientific knowledge, which can bore children, we designed it so that children can naturally acquire scientific knowledge through various activities.
'Quiz with Jeongsin' allows you to review and move on to what you learned in the text by drawing pictures, understanding questions, filling in the blanks, multiple choice, true or false, etc.