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Opening Remarks / Enjoy learning Korean through picture books and games.

Chapter 1 - Meet Hangul!

〈Hide and Seek ㅏㅑㅓㅕ〉 Vowel Hide and Seek / I am the King of Vowels
〈Hide and Seek ㄱㄴㄷ〉 Find the consonants in our neighborhood / Draw the hidden consonant picture / Find the Korean alphabet and take a picture!
〈Do it like this - With my body ㄱㄴㄷ〉 Challenge! 5 seconds ㄱㄴㄷ
〈G, N, D with Hands and Body〉 Making G, N, D with Hands and Body / G, N, D Relay Quiz / Finding Braille Around Us
〈Kneading and stretching〉 ㄱㄴㄷ made with flour
〈Transformation! ㄱㄴㄷ〉 Find your partner! + My name, stand right there!
Animal Friends G N D Animal Flowers Blossomed / Consonant Connecting Train
〈Thinking ㄱㄴㄷ〉 I am a Korean designer

Chapter 2 - Let's Play with Korean!

Moving the Ayaeo Balloons with Dad and Me / The Ayaeo Word Cards We Make
〈Penthoben and Ayaeo〉 Ayaeo Post-it Note Collection
Let's Play! Ganada Bottle Cap Ganada / Korean Curling / Korean Bowling / Ganada Rap
〈My name is Jedongk〉 Create a name in one step / Cross your friend's name with my name!
〈Let's Shout the ABCs〉 Making the ABCs with Objects
The ABCs of Uncle Ganada: Making ABCs from Natural Materials
〈The ABCs are Delicious〉 ABC Food World Cup / The mouse chef's last dish is~
〈Bear Went to the Sea〉 My Name Design / Cut and Paste to Create Words
〈Sweet Potato〉 I named the sweet potato
〈Sweet Potato Oil〉 Speak in a sweet potato oil tone / What if my farts had superpowers?
〈Soy Sauce Factory Manager〉 Fun wordplay (Absolute Pitch + Fast Wordplay)
Ding Dong Spider Ding Dong! Quiz Game / Collect letters while avoiding the spiders!

Chapter 3 - Get familiar with Korean!

〈Cooking Cooking ㄱㄴㄷ〉 Making a ㄱㄴㄷ Sandwich
〈Learning ㄱㄴㄷ with facial expressions〉 Onomatopoeia and mimetic expression play
〈The Monster Who Swallowed a Star〉 Making My Monster Friend / Gifting a Star of Strength to a Friend
〈Moving GND〉 Moving GND Expression Play / Moving GND that I draw
〈Delicious ㄱㄴㄷ〉 Who will eat what?
〈Welcome! ㄱㄴㄷ Buffet〉 Lunch ㄱㄴㄷ / Find the #1 consonant for our kindergarten lunch / The food you ordered has arrived!
〈Whiririhu Whiririhu〉 Upside-down Hangul play / Hangul play with a mirror / Mirror upside-down mission game
Making up stories with different meanings of the same sound as "honey cake"
Punctuation Marks: Find the Punctuation Marks in the Cookies / Make Punctuation Marks with Cookies

Chapter 4 - Let's talk in Korean!

〈Stop thinking about other things and listen carefully〉 Making a listening phone / Whisper game / Operation to exterminate the buzzing beetles!
"I Love Books" Introducing My Favorite Books / A Picture Book Journey to a Bookstore
Vote for the cutest photo in "I'm Growing Up"! + Create My Growth Album / Click! Who is it? + Create Your Parents' Growth Album / I'm Growing Up / Slow-Moving Picture Letters
〈The Greedy Strawberry Man〉 Imitate Strawberry Man's Facial Expressions / Expression Dice Game / Create Emotional Emoticons
"Puppy Boksil": What if I were the main character in a picture book? / Creating the birthday gift I'd want
"When Dad Was Sick" Picture Book Scene Card Game / Compare the Dad in the Picture Book to Our Dad / Make a Gift for Our Dad
〈Toes〉 What will my toes become? / What if I become a toe? / The feet of our family, similar yet different
〈Cloud Play〉 Drawing pictures of clouds / Writing stories using onomatopoeia / Making wish clouds
The Forest Tailor What if I were a forest tailor?
〈Animal Shopping〉 What if I were to enter a picture book? / Make a plan to shop for natural foods.
〈Listen! Can you hear?〉 Listen to the sounds around you! Can you hear them?
Block Friends Cat Rescue Operation
〈Country Mouse and French Fries〉 Seoul Mouse! Want to try this food?
〈OO Instead of an Umbrella〉 It was a day that was okay even without an umbrella!
〈Yahoo, it's raining!〉 What if it snows instead of rain?
"Don't Come When You're Eight!" Tick tock! When you turn eight / Eight-Year-Old D-Day Calendar
Making a story about the consonants ㄱㄴㄷ in 〈Gorilla and Raccoon〉
〈Train ㄱㄴㄷ〉 If you go on a trip by train / Make sentences by joining words
〈Anything in the Country's ABCs〉 Our Class's Canned Goods Store / Creating Our Class' ABCs Story
Creating an e-book for "Worried Restaurant"
Let's make a three-line poem for the "Hot Hot Gochujang Sports Day"

Appendix: Sunny Teacher's Recommended Picture Books

Picture books and games are the best tools for enjoying Korean.

This book contains 50 carefully selected picture books that will lead you to a 'pleasant Korean language experience.'
At the back of the book, there is a list of picture books recommended by Sunny herself to help children fall in love with the charm of picture books.
Children learn basic life habits, develop good character, and acquire information on topics through picture books that tell their own stories.
Above all, children naturally become interested in books and the Korean language as they encounter exciting and fun stories in picture books.


This book also introduces various activities that can be done after reading the picture book.
In addition to physical play and games, children can express their thoughts by drawing and adding words to the activity sheet.
By experiencing the experience of creating their own stories through various games, children can freely use their imaginations, actively express their thoughts, and rapidly develop their literacy skills.


Meet, play with, become friends with, and talk about Hangul!

This book is composed of four chapters: 'Meet Hangul!', 'Play with Hangul!', 'Get acquainted with Hangul!', and 'Talk with Hangul!'
In 'Meet Hangul!', we introduce activities that familiarize children with the consonants and vowels that make up Hangul while looking at various alphabet books and develop interest in consonants and vowels through play.
In 'Let's Play with Hangul!', we introduce activities that allow children to enjoy Hangul by playing with words made up of consonants and vowels and by playing with words.
In 'Getting to Know Hangul!', we introduce activities that allow you to discover the scientific characteristics of Hangul in a fun way, learn about onomatopoeia, mimetic words, homonyms, and verbs through various games, and build your vocabulary.
Finally, "Let's Talk with Hangul!" introduces activities that can help develop literacy skills through activities that help students understand the flow of the story and the characters, and creatively create and express their own stories.

With the hope that every moment of your education will be enjoyable!

This book fully embodies the author's educational philosophy, which believes that education is more effective when it is based on enjoyment.
The author, who insists that we must remember the three words, “Let’s play with picture books!”, “Shall we think about it together?”, and “You might not know~,” carefully explains the method by dividing each step into a way that suits the child’s mind and speed, starting with reading picture books and introducing play methods and tips.
Vivid photos of children having fun playing together are a great help in making concrete plans.
This book will serve as a valuable compass for teachers considering play-centered Korean language education and early childhood education.