We hear a lot about Korea in the news lately.
There’s so much more to the history and culture than what the news shows us.
I want my children to understand Asian history in our chronological studies of world history.
Our {evangelical and expensive} history curriculum was a little disappointing after WWII, so I had to research and find my own material to teach my kids real history and culture.
I grew up watching M.A.S.H. with my parents and we own the complete DVD collection.
I want to learn real history along with my kids, not just an American perspective.
Korea Unit Study
Topics:
- Communism
- Korean War
Activities:
Eat in a Korean restaurant
Learn to read and write in Korean
Watch Korean cartoons or films
Visit a museum to view Korean art
Printables and Lessons:
South Korea unit
Studying South Korea
Resources about Korea
How to Study Korean
Studying Korea (scroll down)
South Korea Unit
South Korea Homeschool Unit Study for the Winter Olympics 2018
South Korea For Kids
Korea: North and South Resources
Read Around the World with South Korea
Winter Olympics Unit Study Resources…And Free Notebooking Pages
Book List:
So Far from the Bamboo Grove
Echoes of the White Giraffe
Year of Impossible Goodbyes
When My Name Was Keoko
Seesaw Girl
A Single Shard
The Korean Cinderella
My Name Is Yoon
Yoon and the Jade Bracelet
The Name Jar
Halmoni’s Day
Films (use discretion):
Heartbreak Ridge
Pork Chop Hill
Battle for Incheon: Operation Chromite
The Long Way Home
Welcome to Dongmakgol
71 Into the Fire
The Front Line
Tae Guk Gi – The Brotherhood of War
Last Princess
Red Family
Princess
Masquerade
Snowy Road
Manshin
The Royal Tailor
Ode to My Father
The Manchurian Candidate
In Love And War
A Little Pond
Steel Rain – Netflix original
Northern Limit Line
My Way
Have you traveled to or learned about Korea?
Wow, this is amazing, you’ve put a lot of thought and work into this!
I was thinking the exact same thing! Thanks so much for putting all this together! And thanks for sharing on Booknificent Thursday on Mommynificent.com!
Tina
I have friends living in Korea right now. I should have my kids look at these so they get some idea of where their friends are living. And I love Korean food.
Amazing and your kids are blessed!
I love that you put this all together (–of course you did!) and are sharing the lessons and resources to help others! I really haven’t studied Korea much and I’m not big on war movies but I love that you wanted to get a wider worldview! I may just check out some of the suggestions above for myself! Thanks for sharing the fruit of all your work!
Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!