[animal]
Where do insects breathe?
Where do fish breathe?
Do fish sleep too?
Why do cats need whiskers?
Do squid and octopus have no bones in their bodies?
What does a butterfly pupa look like?
How many eyes do insects have?
What is an anthill?
Why do bees make honey?

[plant]
Are there any trees that have leaves even in winter?
Why do plants need water?
What are some vegetables that eat flowers?
What do cactus thorns do?

[Our Body]
Why does my breath appear white when I'm cold?
Why does a wound bleed?
Why does a mosquito bite itch?
Why do we yawn?
What do fingernails do?
Why do cavities occur?

[observation]
What happens if you put a magnet in sand?
Why do our hands get warm when we rub them together?
Why do I cry when I cut an onion?

[universe]
How do day and night come about?
Why does the moon have patterns?
What is a meteor?

(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.