Cho Young-hak: Our Spring Flower Exploration Life

A roe? Windflower? How much? There are names that are not new but that bloom in random ways along the wildflowers that grow on our land. Wildflowers that wander in the wind and sink their colorful earths are enough to capture the eyes of their children. But it's not even easy to know the name of that flower. This is a book about wildflowers that grew and grew on their own in the greenhouses, not in the flowers that are made in flower shops, such as roses and tulips. If you planted them and watered them, you would have grown them up in peace, but they didn't get anyone's help. And in the wild, especially the spring flowers, they have to fight the cold. They bloom before snow melts on the slopes and in the valleys. A book that listens to self-replicating flower wildflowers, the story of spring flowers that grow and grow on our land. Is coding and computing thinking the only science of the next generation? As the doors and integrated personnel, artificial intelligence, robots, coding. It's a scientific thinking that our children need to develop. But other natural sciences are becoming increasingly neglected. Flowers are the mysterious nature of what children can face and touch. We can understand the principles of plants and learn stories through flowers. And especially these days, kids are less and less likely to face flowers, but if you get out of the city and go to mountains and parks, you can easily find some pretty, catchy flowers. And each of those flowers has a flower, and it's got a name. And, interestingly, there are the myths of the world that fall asleep in the same flower.

Korean title: 우리 봄꽃 탐구생활

Korean author: 조영학

Korean publisher: 동아시아사이언스

ISBN-13: 9791191644043