Topic 1: Plants around us

Chapter 1: Green Grass and Trees
Chapter 2 From Seed to Sprout
Chapter 3: Classification of Fruits and Vegetables
Chapter 4: Our country's flower, the Rose of Sharon
Chapter 5: Colorful Autumn Leaves
Chapter 6 Fruits that grow in autumn
Chapter 7: Wintering of Trees, Winter Buds

Topic 2 My Body

Chapter 1: Optical Illusions That Trick the Eye
Chapter 2: The Ears That Hear Sound
Chapter 3: Different skin colors
Chapter 4: Experience the different flavors
Eat all 5 chapters evenly

Topic 3: Seasons and Weather

Chapter 1 Why do seasons change?
Chapter 2 Where does the wind come from?
Chapter 3: Terrible Thunder and Lightning
Chapter 4: Humid Summer, Dry Winter
Chapter 5 Why are weather forecasts wrong?

Topic 4: Gratitude Energy

Chapter 1 What is Energy?
Chapter 2: Save Energy
Chapter 3 Safely Using Heating Appliances
Chapter 4: Green Energy

Topic 5: Precious Water

Chapter 1 Ice, Water, and Water Vapor
Chapter 2 Water Purification Process
Chapter 3: Water in Our Body
Chapter 4: Solving the Water Shortage

In an era where media literacy is becoming increasingly important

Media literacy is the ability to interpret and understand the various information provided by the media.
Today, our children's language environment cannot be considered separately from the media.
The curriculum continues to emphasize understanding of media, and starting with the 2022 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT), 'Language and Media' will be added as an elective subject in the Korean language section.
We live in an age where the ability to understand and accept not only text but also videos, photos, and graphs is more important than ever.
In One Page a Day, Non-Fiction Reading, we provide you with a variety of materials from media that you encounter in your daily life, helping you develop the ability to interpret and understand them.

In an era where extracting the core is competitiveness

Sometimes, even after reading an important article, we fail to take immediate action or implement it because we do not know what the main point is, which leads to disappointment.
This happens because you read the letters with your eyes but do not read them properly.
As you advance in grade level, you will encounter more rigid and lengthy texts.
If you don't structure your reading and understand it analytically, you will never improve your skills no matter how many hours you study.
In the non-fiction reading section, One Page a Day, you can develop the ability to grasp the core of a text through problems such as checking details, finding the main idea, and determining a title.
You can also develop your ability to think in an expanded way through problems such as sharing opinions, inferring, and applying to other cases.