geography

01.
Greenwich Observatory, the standard of longitude
02.
Criteria for distinguishing between continents and islands
03.
Is Turkey Asia or Europe?
04.
The mysterious ancient city of Machu Picchu
05.
African borders
06.
What is the difference between the North and South Poles?
07.
Formation of the Himalayas
08.
A home in a different world depending on the climate
09.
The need to protect the Amazon rainforest
10.
Various characteristics of temperate climate
11.
White nights and polar nights

history

01.
Why North and South Korea Must Be Unified
02.
The June Democracy Movement that led to the direct presidential election

General society

01.
The world's most populous country is India, not China.
02.
India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh were once one country
03.
Tears of Palestine
04.
Warning about global warming
05.
What does the Fair Trade Commission do?
06.
Corporate Social Responsibility
07.
Debate over the introduction of a carbon tax
08.
shouting for workers' rights
09.
The World Trade Organization, the watchdog of international trade
10.
After visiting the Future Industry Expo
11.
Is the majority rule always right?
12.
A state agency responsible for fair elections
13.
The process of making laws
14.
What is a presidential system?
15.
Our country's three-tier system
16.
The importance of separation of powers
17.
Social functions of media

Learn non-fiction reading and 6th grade social studies at the same time.

Reading comprehension is essential for understanding course concepts.
As you read, interpret, combine the information contained within, and master the concepts, your understanding of the subject matter will naturally increase.
You can broaden your understanding by easily and naturally learning the concepts hidden in the text.

Intensive non-fiction reading training with texts related to social phenomena

Learning social studies through concepts alone is boring.
We present texts based on recent social phenomena that children might be interested in, and present curriculum concepts related to those phenomena.
It is structured so that students can learn the concepts naturally by finding related concepts in the social phenomena presented in the text.


Effectively understand social studies concepts through background knowledge

The concepts taught in each grade are organized into text and pictures to help students understand them effectively.
You can understand the concepts related to the text at a glance through images that concisely present the concepts of the subject, and you can study in depth by reading texts that explain the concepts of the subject.