1 week

Day 1 [Explanatory Note] Animal Hibernation
Day 2 [Story] A Great Last Place
Day 3 [Life Writing] Making a Caterpillar Toy
Day 4 [Explanatory Note] How to Use Public Transportation
Day 5 [Story] Golden Axe, Silver Axe

2 weeks

Day 1 [Explanatory Note] Water Safety Rules
Day 2 [Story] The Horse and the Donkey
Day 3 [Life Writing] Our Class Sharing Market Guide
Day 4 [Explanatory Note] The Olympics, a World-Class Athletics Competition
Day 5 [Story] The Boy Who Cried Wolf

3 weeks

Day 1 [Explanatory Note] Our People and the Tiger
Day 2 [Poem] I Quit_Moon Sam-seok
Day 3 [Life Writing] How to Make Future Tteokbokki
Day 4 [Explanatory Note] How Plant Leaves Grow
Day 5 [Story] Catching Tteoksiru

4 weeks

Day 1 [Explanatory Note] Speak with a Wagging Tail
Day 2 [Story] Yubin's Self-Bragging About Her Things
Day 3 [Life Writing] Field Trip to a Folk Village
Day 4 [Claim] Don't be a picky eater.
Day 5 [Story] The Vessel God Seeks

5 weeks

Day 1 [Explanatory Note] Chuseok, Korea's representative holiday
Day 2 [Story] Seunghyun's Perilous Zoo Trip
Day 3 [Life Writing] Origami Rose of Sharon with Colored Paper
Day 4 [Explanatory Note] The Glockenspiel, an Instrument with a Clear Sound
Day 5 [Story] The Clever Son

6 weeks

Day 1 [Explanatory Note] Traffic Signs That Keep Us Safe
Day 2 [Story] A Bean and a Calf
Day 3 [Explanatory Note] Nature is the Inventor
Day 4 [Explanatory Note] Natural Disasters Occurring in Our Country
Day 5 [Script] The Fox and the Thorn Tree

7 weeks

Day 1 [Explanatory Note] The Paper Cup Story
Day 2 [Poem] Whispers of Drizzle_Kang So-cheon
Day 3 [Advocacy] Let's save consistently.
Day 4 [Explanatory Note] Heo Jun, the greatest physician of the Joseon Dynasty
Day 5 [Story] The Tale of Three Bottles

8 weeks

Day 1 [Explanation] How to Play Visachigi
Day 2 [Story] A Crow Following a Swan
Day 3 [Argument] Electricity is also 'money'
Day 4 [Explanatory Note] A Spacesuit Embedded with Scientific Principles
Day 5 [Story] The Radish Swapped with the Calf

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