The document describes various educational materials and cultural gifts being sent from a Korean elementary school to their partner school in Taiwan, including textbooks, CDs, pins with the Korean flag, shirts with traditional Korean masks and characters, shot glasses with images of rituals and games, a pencil holder with Korean writing, fans, pens, and Korean snacks for the students to experience Korean culture through food.

1. Step into the shoes of a student at Insu Elementary School! These are some of the
textbooks and CDs we use to learn with at our school. Can you read Korean? You
can practice your language skills reading our books!

2. The Korean flag is also known as 태극기
(Taegeukgi ) .These pins are a special gift for
your students. Carry around Korean pride
wherever you go!

3. The white shirt has a picture of traditional Korean masks. These masks had
various uses: for war, to drive away evil spirits or in ritual dances and plays.
Korean characters are written on the black shirt.

4. These cute shot glasses can be used for
display or for actual drinking! On each glass,
there is a picture of Korean rituals and games.
The pencil holder on the bottom has Korean
characters written all over it, perfect for any
teacher’s desk.

5. Korean culture is known for its cuteness and use of bright colors. It is
represented through clothing and accessories. Notice how the fan and
pens have bright and cheerful colors. Hopefully your students will like
them!

6. What could be inside..?A whole bunch of Korean goodies for our partner
school in Taiwan!

7. One of the best ways to experience another culture is through food! Try
these popular Korean snacks and let us know what you think! We promise
you, you will not be disappointed!^^