Do you know what the symbol of Seoul is? It’s Haechi! It is a legendary animal. It is said that Haechi protects justice and keeps away disaster. A long time ago, people used to build stone statues of Haechi in front of the royal palace.
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Are you eating well, Kids Times readers? I’m sure you are! Healthy eating is very important for your growth. You need to take protein, carbohydrate, vitamins and minerals every day to stay healthy.
Learning English is very important. So everyone in Korea is trying very hard to learn the language. President Lee Myung-bak is also trying to strengthen English education in schools nationwide.
Although there are many excellent English teachers in large cities, kids in rural areas rarely had the chance to study with good English teachers. This is because foreign teachers prefer to stay in large cities. The Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology
On April 15, the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology announced its new education policy. The ministry said that it will allow schools to have their own policies. So far, elementary and middle schools in Korea had to follow guidelines set by the ministry.
Last Tuesday was a very special day for Korea. Yi So-yeon, the first Korean astronaut, finally went into space! On April 8, So-yeon and two other Russian astronauts got on the Russian Soyuz rocket to fly to the International Space Staion (ISS).
Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education said last Tuesday that they will start training native English speaking teachers from May. The teachers will participate in teacher training programs to improve on their English teaching skills. The programs will be provided at
Recently, a rat’s head was found in Korea’s best-selling snack, Nongshim Shrimp Cracker. Korean people were very shocked and upset by the news. But this wasn’t the end of the shocking story. It was only the beginning.
From now on, 54 elementary schools nationwide will not sell unhealthy foods to children. To protect young students from junk foods, the government also decided to ban fast foods and soda within 200 meters of the selected schools.
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology교육과학기술부 said last Monday that Korea's first person to go into space will be 29-year-old Yi So-yeon. Initially, 31-year-old Ko San was Korea's first choice.
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