Bismillahirrohmanirrohim.... This is the place where I am jotting down my daily lives, my experiences, travels, joys, and things I cherish in life.. along with my family's journeys. This has been a great and will be a beautifully ridden life. In short, did that, been there, will be...all those vistas.
Showing posts with label 5월 5일 어린이 날. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5월 5일 어린이 날. Show all posts
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Monday, May 5, 2014
Children's Day of Their Own
It's May and May 5 is Children's Day in Korea. Continuing our story of 'making stuffs out of scraps found at home' and --at the same time--celebrating 어린이날 (Children's Day) at home for the kids...^^, I'd like to post what the kids were doing at home.
They cut, paste, and arrange designed-papers after coloring them. Surely they knew what they wanted to make.
And after making the first one which looked like a pond of fish, they seemed to be making a different stuff which looked like a colorful fan.
and I was half right since it turned out to be a flower. Gee..I didn't have the slightest idea of where they got the idea of making those stuffs. But, I am glad that they did. I mean they must've learned it somewhere....and I was right--> School!!!
Eyra got it from school and now she's showing her sister how to make it.
Nice girl. I see it as one of the ways they engage and communicate with one another at a home-based activities.
*Selamat Hari Anak-Anak, ya Freya & Eyra*
Friday, May 3, 2013
Children's Day in Korea
May 5 is Children's Day or 어린이 날 (Orini nal). Just like what kids should do during this festivity, all 'heaven' broke loose.^^ Freya was ready to participate in the celebration at the kindergarten she's attending, for sure. And look what she got today during the treasure hunting...^^ she found a whistle-hammer.
And oh..she got a (not that I'd expected) yellow t-shirt. Guess it's the 'national' color of her kindergarten. 'Tis a good thing that kids usually do not care much about the color. And...yellow would be gender-less for either boys or girls. (my assumption could be wrong, though). Anyway...it's prettily wrapped as a gift for each student.
This is the proof of Freya's success in finding one of the treasures in treasure hunting activity.
You wanna show it off to your Daddy? Ok, hold it still like that..and let me take a snap of the picture while you're holding your new 반티 /class t-shirt.
Anyway..'Happy Children's Day, Freya'
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