Culture box of Korea
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This document provides a summary of textbooks, CDs, and cultural items used at Insu Elementary School in Korea. It describes Korean flags, pins, traditional masks worn for various purposes, shot glasses depicting cultural rituals, and snacks that represent Korean culture and allow people to experience it through food. The items are meant to teach language skills and share Korean pride, history, and cuteness with partner schools abroad.
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Iron eggs, teas, and suncakes are Taiwanese delicacies described. Tea can be divided into categories based on processing. Suncakes originated in Taichung and were given their name by a pastry shop owner. Pineapple cakes have a filling of pineapple, melon, and egg.
The document also discusses Taiwanese attire like Hakka shirts and Aboriginal clothing. Architectural landmarks mentioned include the Taichung Park Pavilion and Taipei 101 skyscraper. Motorcycles are a primary form of transport in Taiwan. The indigenous IDF fighter jet and Chinese yo-yo toy are also covered.
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The document discusses three projects from Incheon Insu elementary school. The first project was about a group called Connecting Classrooms, but some students were unable to present. The second project investigated the different types of trees on the school grounds, including pine, gingko, and spindle trees. The third project divided students into teams to prepare Korean dishes, with one team introducing how to make bulgogi bibimbap.
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- 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. What could be inside..?A whole bunch of Korean goodies for our partner school in Taiwan!
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- 7. 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!