Books included in the 2022 revised Korean language textbook 1-1

A poem that makes your mouth water × Cute and lively picture letters
Our Korean language is really easy to learn if you read and play with it.

Garang-garang-garang rain, butterfly-butterfly-yellow butterfly, dadak-dak-dasulgi, baduk-jeom-kongkong-baduk! Learning Korean would be much easier and more fun if we used beautiful words and sentences with a rhythm and rhyme that lived in song.
Poet Lee Sang-kyo's poems, which beautifully capture the beauty of our language, are fun to read.
The language of this grandmother poet, who has been writing poetry for over 50 years, is warm and soft, pleasing to children's ears, eyes, and mouths.


Poet Lee Sang-kyo's poetry and the witty and quirky drawings of artist Bamko are a fantastic pair.
The picture composition, which follows a cute child, a baduk, and a butterfly through spring, summer, fall, winter, and back to spring, is colorful and rich.
Just like the natural flow of the seasons, children's speech also grows rapidly, and the visualizations are well done so that each letter can be remembered clearly.
The letters that are naturally included in the picture will be as easy to approach as the picture itself.
Pictures featuring objects of all kinds of colors and shapes will provide children with pleasant stimulation.


『Ganada Letter Play』 is also included in elementary school Korean language textbooks.
The book includes 'word cards' that you can play with with your friends or mom, so you can learn Korean in a fun way like playing.
Now, shall we have some fun playing with letters?