Review

This is history education news about making Taegeukgi to commemorate March 1st.

In celebration of March 1st, a national holiday, we supported making Taegeukgi and providing history education to children at local children's centers. Since most schools start on March 2nd, there are relatively few educational opportunities on March 1st, a national holiday. Through this opportunity, the children had fun making Taegeukgi and tops, fans, and pinwheels with the Taegeukgi on them, studying the meaning of Taegeukgi and Geonggongamri, and learning about the origin and true meaning of Independence Movement Day. Even children who didn't know how to draw at first were now able to draw it perfectly after drawing the Korean flag along with an exciting song. Thank you, sponsor, thanks to you, children can enjoy studying history. 

The World Educational Cultural Aid will continue to do its best to ensure that children can enjoy history education without being bored.