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Peter Wynne-Willson et al.: Living with Nature

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"Wise & Wide," a systematic 6-step English reading program tailored to Lexile measures, Volume 4-1, "Living with Nature." Jihye, a girl living on Jeju Island, dreams of becoming a haenyeo like her grandmother. It includes "The Grandmother Diver," in which Jihye finally receives a haenyeo diving suit as a gift on her eighth birthday, and "The Persimmon Tree," in which a single persimmon seed falls to the ground in a peaceful and beautiful forest, sprouts, and eventually grows into a beautiful persimmon tree.

Korean title: 자연과의 삶(Living with Nature)

Korean author: Peter Wynne-Willson 외

Korean publisher: 다락원

ISBN-13: 9788927703785

Reviews

5.0
Based on 4 reviews
PE******
June 17, 2020

It helps with studying

AL*******
December 5, 2017

"Smart English Reading Wise & Wide" – a textbook designed to make elementary English more enjoyable. I've been having a lot of trouble with 'Mom-led English' teaching. I received a recommendation for a textbook that offers the joy of reading with interesting topics for elementary students, which led me to Darakwon Publishing's "Smart English Reading." Since it is available in different levels, I can choose one that fits my child's skill level. As an English essay and reading textbook that can

LO*******
December 10, 2014

Wise & Wide is a systematic 6-level English reading program tailored to the Lexile scale. It consists of a total of 60 books across 6 levels, and among them, we encountered Level 4, "Life with Nature," which features two entertaining episodes. The program is well-structured, offering diverse reading material and entertainment through interesting themes at each level, along with fun post-reading activities. You can find stories about the Haenyeo and the Persimmon Tree, which allow readers to

KJ******
November 27, 2014

My child is in the second grade of elementary school, an age when everyone thinks children should be attending English academies. However, considering the time spent commuting to and from the academy and the uncertainty of how much focus they might actually have there, I felt it might still be a bit too early for a nine-year-old. So, I have been introducing them to English at home through books, videos, and audio. This has naturally led me to take a keen interest in English books. Finding the

Peter Wynne-Willson 외: 자연과의 삶(Living with Nature)
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