Reviews
It is easy to approach because it explains idioms using fun characters.
I was really worried about the Hanja and idioms that are required as my child moves into higher grades, as my child hasn't properly studied them since the Level 8 Hanja exam in kindergarten. However, I've found that there are many great books these days tailored to the level of elementary students. Among them, *We Are the Idiom Detectives* captured my child's attention with its cute character illustrations and fun stories. With a whopping 111 idioms and four-character idioms included, I think
'#Sponsored #This is a subjective review written after using a book provided by the publisher' 'Even if you have three bushels of beads, you must string them together to make a treasure! Why the sudden mention of a proverb in a review of idioms? Our Korean language is full of Sino-Korean words, frequently uses idioms and four-character idioms, and even quotes proverbs. You need to know various expressions to easily understand conversations and contexts. The book I am introducing today is [We
Great Books' single-volume editions contain a whopping 111 essential four-character idioms. The illustrations for the Idiom Detective Team are also incredibly cute! Seodangdok, an idiom master from the Cheonghak-dong school, expected his school to be bustling with students as soon as he opened one in Seoul. However, reality... *drumroll*—an incident turns Seodangdok's fate upside down. After learning idioms for three years at the Cheonghak-dong school, Seodangdok has surpassed his teacher! As
My child has always liked Chinese characters, but recently became very interested in four-character idioms. While looking for a book suitable for lower elementary students, I purchased the Great Books single volume titled [We Are the Idiom Detectives]. Perhaps because my child reads a lot of Great Books complete sets, as soon as they saw this book, they recognized it and asked, "This book is from Great Books too, isn't it?" ^^ It is structured so that students from lower to upper grades can
With "We Are the Idiom Detectives," children can naturally learn idioms through various episodes featuring cute characters they love. Since it includes 111 essential idioms and four-character idioms found in elementary school textbooks, it is linked to the curriculum and is an engaging read that is not overwhelming for elementary school children. The story follows Seodangdok, Shirley, and Junsu as they solve cases across six narratives: 1. The Theft of the Seodang Signboard, 2. A Ghost Lives
[Book Review] We Are the Idiom Detectives. How about idioms instead of abbreviations and neologisms? Great! Let's find good expressions together that can serve as the right guides for life, allowing us to gain the wisdom of sages and knowledge from their etymology and meanings. It reveals the birth story of the Seodang Dog, a myth bordering on legend. It is a book overflowing with educational value for children. It consists of a total of 6 incidents and accidents. So, let's dig into them now.
Jeong Jae-eun: We are the Idiom Detective Team
Seodangdok, who spent three years learning idioms at the Cheonghak-dong Seodang and has now surpassed his teacher, arrives in Seoul filled with dreams that opening a school will bring a huge crowd. However, things go awry when the signboard given to him by his teacher disappears. But together with Shirley, whom he met by chance, he sets out to find the thief. Discovering his talent through this case, Seodangdok, after much deliberation, opens the "Idiom Detective Agency" instead of the Seodang. As you follow the bumbling Seodangdok through mystery cases, you will find yourself reciting idioms effortlessly before you know it. His assistant, Shirley, is the very witness to this. Join the Idiom Detective Team for fun and rapid improvement in your idiom skills!
Korean title: 우리는 고사성어 탐정단
Korean author: 정재은
Korean publisher: 그레이트북스
ISBN-13: 9788927196181
Reviews
It is easy to approach because it explains idioms using fun characters.
I was really worried about the Hanja and idioms that are required as my child moves into higher grades, as my child hasn't properly studied them since the Level 8 Hanja exam in kindergarten. However, I've found that there are many great books these days tailored to the level of elementary students. Among them, *We Are the Idiom Detectives* captured my child's attention with its cute character illustrations and fun stories. With a whopping 111 idioms and four-character idioms included, I think
'#Sponsored #This is a subjective review written after using a book provided by the publisher' 'Even if you have three bushels of beads, you must string them together to make a treasure! Why the sudden mention of a proverb in a review of idioms? Our Korean language is full of Sino-Korean words, frequently uses idioms and four-character idioms, and even quotes proverbs. You need to know various expressions to easily understand conversations and contexts. The book I am introducing today is [We
Great Books' single-volume editions contain a whopping 111 essential four-character idioms. The illustrations for the Idiom Detective Team are also incredibly cute! Seodangdok, an idiom master from the Cheonghak-dong school, expected his school to be bustling with students as soon as he opened one in Seoul. However, reality... *drumroll*—an incident turns Seodangdok's fate upside down. After learning idioms for three years at the Cheonghak-dong school, Seodangdok has surpassed his teacher! As
My child has always liked Chinese characters, but recently became very interested in four-character idioms. While looking for a book suitable for lower elementary students, I purchased the Great Books single volume titled [We Are the Idiom Detectives]. Perhaps because my child reads a lot of Great Books complete sets, as soon as they saw this book, they recognized it and asked, "This book is from Great Books too, isn't it?" ^^ It is structured so that students from lower to upper grades can
With "We Are the Idiom Detectives," children can naturally learn idioms through various episodes featuring cute characters they love. Since it includes 111 essential idioms and four-character idioms found in elementary school textbooks, it is linked to the curriculum and is an engaging read that is not overwhelming for elementary school children. The story follows Seodangdok, Shirley, and Junsu as they solve cases across six narratives: 1. The Theft of the Seodang Signboard, 2. A Ghost Lives
[Book Review] We Are the Idiom Detectives. How about idioms instead of abbreviations and neologisms? Great! Let's find good expressions together that can serve as the right guides for life, allowing us to gain the wisdom of sages and knowledge from their etymology and meanings. It reveals the birth story of the Seodang Dog, a myth bordering on legend. It is a book overflowing with educational value for children. It consists of a total of 6 incidents and accidents. So, let's dig into them now.
