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Lee Na-young: Hi, I'm Gwangju.

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Gwangju, the City of Light! Gwangju, the representative city of Jeolla Province! A trip to Gwangju is wonderful any time of year, but have you only visited restaurants famous on social media and trendy hot spots? Why is Gwangju called Gwangju? When did many people begin living there? Why is it known as a city of wonderful cuisine, and why is it a city of democratization? This book kindly introduces everything children have been curious about in Gwangju, including its sights, food, nature, and history, in language suited to their level, even topics such as 5.18 that can feel difficult to approach. Explore it once more with the workbook! Record your own trip using the map of Gwangju and stickers included in the book, along with the workbook. Children can answer quiz questions in the workbook about what they saw and felt, make things, and discover Gwangju's charms once more. It also includes useful tips for writing a field-trip report and a variety of other content.

Korean title: 안녕 나는 광주야

Korean author: 이나영

Korean publisher: 상상력놀이터

ISBN-13: 9791188408238

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KK******
May 4, 2024

Since old times, Jeolla Province has been represented by Jeonju and Naju, while Gyeongsang Province is represented by Gyeongju and Sangju. It was... Gwangju Metropolitan City, counted among South Korea’s six metropolitan cities, was called Nojji-hyeon, Mujinju, and Muju, and another name for Gwangju, “City of Light,” is part of its meaning. But Gwangju bears the pain of May 18, and sites connected to the Gwangju Student Independence Movement include the former South Jeolla Provincial Office and

AQ******
May 2, 2024

How can we make experiential learning trips for children enjoyable? They can visit museums or art galleries and join various experiential-learning programs, but a family trip together can also become the most enjoyable field activity. Some preparation is needed for a trip to become a field experience: learn about the area you are visiting. “Hello, I’m Gwangju” is the eleventh book in the “Hello, I’m...” series from Imagination Playground and its first travel story about Jeolla Province. Its

TY******
April 21, 2024

“Hello, I’m Gwangju” had all the qualities of a “must-have book” that any caregiver who has raised a child would recognize. First, it has more photos and pictures than text! It takes the form of a picture book children like best, so they can learn as if playing. The book is not thick and is lightweight; the special workbook includes everything children might like, such as hidden-picture puzzles, word puzzles, coloring, and paper folding. I read it with my child, who is in the lower elementary

이나영: 안녕 나는 광주야
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