[Week 1] Words that express feelings

Day 1: Bitter, spicy, sour, salty
Day 2: Savory, spicy, pungent, fragrant
Day 3: Rough, soft, smooth, fluffy
Day 4: Bluish, clear, dark, bluish
Day 5: Review

[2 weeks] Words that express the heart

Day 1: Relaxed, excited, bored, refreshing
Day 2: Awesome, Difficult, Rewarding, Pleasant
Day 3: Generous, embarrassed, sad, resentful
Day 4: Excited, jealous, nervous, exhilarating
Day 5: Review

[3 weeks] Words related to the time when something happened

Day 1: Dawn, Morning, Evening, Noon
Day 2: The day before yesterday, the day after tomorrow, the day before yesterday
3 days: month, full moon, week, last week
4th: next year, this year, last year, the year before last
Day 5: Review

[4 weeks] Words to measure or count

Day 1: length, height, circumference, vertical
Day 2: Fill, heavy, strange, little
Day 3: Thin, Thick, Narrow, Wide
4th: minute, fast, speed, on time
Day 5: Review

[Week 5] Words related to nature

Day 1: Weather, Ecology, Fog, Nature
Day 2: Deserts, mountains, grasslands, plains
Day 3: Tidal flats, beaches, islands, waterfalls
Day 4: Crazy, Prevent, Protect, Cause
Day 5: Review

[Week 6] Words related to community

Day 1: Community, Donation, Kindness, Support
Day 2: Friendship, Role, Compatibility, Respect
Day 3: Public, Neighborhood, Consideration, Neighbor
Day 4: Exchange, Local, Friendship, Cooperation
Day 5: Review

[Week 7] Words related to our culture

Day 1: Culture, Conservation, Wisdom, Ancestors
Day 2: Pray, visit graves, pay respects, be prosperous
Day 3: Folk games, Pungmulnori, Korean food, Hanok
4th: Home, birthday, name, age
Day 5: Review

[8 weeks] Industry-related words

Day 1: Harvest, cultivate, grow, gather
Day 2: Operate, construct, produce, utilize
Day 3: Manage, Transport, Provide, Sell
Day 4: Immerse yourself, invent, research, predict
Day 5: Review

No more boring learning by memorizing and solving problems!

If children learn vocabulary mechanically by memorizing the meanings of words listed in a Korean dictionary and solving related problems, they will quickly become bored and give up.
So I thought about a study method that would be light but would still be memorable.
“One Vocabulary a Day” groups vocabulary into eight topics, making it easy to recall and use vocabulary in each topic-specific situation.
Additionally, we have made it possible to understand vocabulary naturally through writing materials that fit the topic.
If you encounter new stories every day, your vocabulary will grow significantly before you know it.

From vocabulary to reading comprehension, one page a day!

Vocabulary is an important area that forms the basis of not only Korean language learning but also all subject learning.
While it's important to learn a lot of vocabulary, it's even more important to learn it accurately so you can understand its meaning in various contexts and use it appropriately in situations where it's needed.
“One Vocabulary a Day” is designed to help you learn how vocabulary is used in each situation by applying the vocabulary you have learned to various learning situations and reading passages related to real life.