[A textbook that will remain in my heart for a long time · Masterpieces of Poetry]

Tree · Kang So-cheon
Ori · Kwon Tae-eung
Bridge · Choi Seung-ho
Evening greetings · Choi Myeong-ran
Shiny, shiny new gun
Cold · Jeon Byeong-ho
Who's sleeping? · Mokilshin
Signal · Jang Se-jeong
Rainbow · Moon Samseok
Tteokbokki and Jeongduri
Snowy Morning · Kim Jong-sang
A Good Road to Walk Together · Lee Kyung-ae
Password · Moon Hyun-sik
Tree · Yun Dong-ju
Close Your Eyes and Go · Yun Dong-ju
What do you eat to live? · Yun Dong-ju
Spring Letter · Seo Deok-chul
Dragonfly · Kwon Tae-eung
Brothers Byul and Bang Jeong-hwan
Chicken · Gangsocheon
Deer antlers and river stream
Snowy Night · Kang So-cheon
Lake 1 · Jeong Ji-yong
Shooting Star · Jeong Ji-yong

[A poem that empathizes with my heart]

The smell of a story
umbrella
Eating secretly
Nurungji Samgyetang
rainy day
I'm in more pain
Tteokbokki and sundae
Rain, I'm sorry
Delicious Summer
Spring is coming
fog
Cloud Picture Book
under the table
hailstone
The day I was praised
Puberty Trailer
My brother's birthday
Cat's Nap
Hide and Seek
moonshine
Math hates me
Morning War
Meals
Speed ​​of break time
That kid

Poems and masterpieces included in the revised textbook,
A relatable poem that perfectly reflects the hearts of children these days!

This book contains poems included in the 2022 revised elementary school Korean language textbook.
Children can naturally learn the poems they learn at school by reading and writing them at home.
In addition, it includes not only classic poems by poets who have been loved for a long time, such as Yun Dong-ju, Jeong Ji-yong, Kang So-cheon, and Seo Deok-chul, but also poems that children today can easily relate to.
From blushing at the sight of a friend you like, to the unwillingness to tackle a math problem, to the warm memory of grilling pork belly with family on a summer day! These poems are full of relatable moments that children will find comforting and say, "This is so true to me!"

Writing along while growing vocabulary and sentence structure

Unlike everyday language, poetry contains wonderful sentences that the poet has put his heart and soul into each and every sentence.
So, if you read poetry often, you can learn a lot of sensory vocabulary and your writing skills will become stronger.
Even children who are still unfamiliar with poetry and find it difficult can start by writing out a poem line by line.
If you consistently spend time writing poetry with sincerity, the unique imagination and beautiful sentences in the poems will naturally seep into your child.
Take time to write poetry every day with beautiful illustrations that perfectly resemble the landscapes in children's hearts.

The four-step process to make the poem your own

This book is organized according to the '4-step secret to appreciating poetry' suggested by author Oh Hyeon-seon, a reading education expert with 25 years of experience.
1) Read and appreciate the poem with a relaxed mind.
You can read it out loud too.
2) Answer simple questions that connect the poem to your life.
Even children who thought poetry was difficult will come to accept it as a story close to them.
3) Write the poem down word for word and savor its meaning.
4) Try an activity where you choose a word that you like from the list or create a new title.
I will be able to store the poem entirely in my heart.

For children who are unsure of how to react after reading poetry, we have included various examples of appreciation in the appendix, ‘How to Appreciate Poetry.’
By choosing examples that perfectly resonate with you and practicing them over and over again, you will gain the strength to feel the poem on your own and express your feelings concretely.
Instead of just saying "like," try expressing your feelings more fully, like "I've felt this way too" or "Every single word sparkled."
You can also try your hand at 'poetry writing' based on a few keywords.
You can also copy your favorite poems to your own poem card and keep them for a long time.