[animal]
What do cat pupils look like?
Why are anthills underground?
Why do dogs have such a good sense of smell?
What does an elephant's trunk do?
Why do beetles curl up into a ball?
Why can't penguins fly?
How do sea otters sleep?
What's in a camel's hump?

[plant]
What does a tulip bulb look like?
Why do plants bloom?

[Our Body]
Why do we sweat?
Why do tears come out?
What does the sound sound like?
Why do we salivate when we see a lemon?
Why does skin color change when exposed to sunlight for a long time?
What does a baby do in its mother's womb?

[observation]
What is the principle of objects being reflected in a mirror?
What are the bubbles in cola?
How is yogurt made?
How is natto made?

[nature]
Where did the water in the puddle go?
Where does the rain come from?
Why does sea water taste salty?
How do thunder and lightning occur?
Why does the sun shine brightly?

(1) Develop a study habit every day, 15 minutes a day
With a light learning load of one page of text and one page of problems, children experience successful learning every day.

The daily experience of academic achievement leads to consistent study habits.


(2) Reading comprehension skills gradually developed on topics of interest
You can challenge yourself to read without pressure by using titles that stimulate your child's curiosity.

We develop reading comprehension skills through a variety of texts on various topics, including science stories, stories about countries around the world, and world masterpieces.
Vivid photos and illustrations related to the text are provided to enhance understanding of the content.