Description Korea's first early literacy picture book series designed to build a systematic structure for language thinking From basic sentences to grammar frameworks, learn systematically with "Dadok Dadok Language" We are proud to introduce "Dadok Dadok Language," a systematic sentence-principle picture book series designed to nurture your child's language thinking skills during the crucial language development period of ages 4 to 7. Built on essential Korean grammar frameworks, this series is thoughtfully organized to help children progress step by step from basic sentences to rich expression. Each book focuses thoroughly on a single grammar concept, helping children understand even complex sentence structures without difficulty. Grammar rules are naturally woven into fun stories and situations, so children absorb the principles of sentence structure simply by enjoying the books. Reading and speaking freely alongside vivid characters helps build not only vocabulary, but also a solid foundation in literacy and Korean language skills. During this precious time when your child's speech and thinking are blossoming, give them a strong foundation in language with "Dadok Dadok Language." Table of Contents 1. Giggling Ants Go on a Picnic 2. Me, You, We Are Twins 3. Pop with This, Pop with That 4. Did the Cat Catch the Mouse? Did the Mouse Catch the Cat? 5. Who Are You? 6. Rolling, Rolling Bread 7. The Greedy Rabbit Loves Meat 8. Did the T-Rex Poop? 9. Who Took My Egg? 10. The Rice Seed Became a Cow 11. Wobbly Wobbly Ice Cream 12. A Very Special Candy Shop 13. The Giant's Great Fart King 14. I'll Make You a Carrot Nose 15. Sniff Sniff, Poof, Squeak! 16. Rolling and Tumbling All Around 17. It's Not That I Can't Fly, I Just Won't! 18. Could It Be the Three Turtle Brothers? 19. The Shy, Shy King 20. The Round Sack Is Mine 21. Daddy Crocodile Works Diligently, Scrub Scrub 22. The Great King Walnut Disappeared! 23. Welcome to the Kind Raccoon's Restaurant 24. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Too! 25. Don't Open It 26. We Are Friends 27. I'm Never Sleepy! 28. Please Change My Mom, Because 29. The Battle of Red Hair and Mustache 30. Sniffly Sniffles Away 31. Little Red Riding Hood Is Curious 32. The Snow Falls Without a Sound 33. I Am a Bad Cat 34. The Wolf Said 35. The Mouse Who Wanted to Be Stylish 36. Should I Eat the Space Candy or Not? 37. What Is This? 38. Sniffy Loves Riddles 39. The Boring Village Is So Boring 40. Ping Ping and the Baby Duck's Adventure 41. The Squishy Space Rescue Team 42. The Five Brothers Catch the Thief Guidebook: Dadok Dadok Language Guidebook Workbook 1: Language Mastery 1 - Understanding Sentences Workbook 2: Language Mastery 2 - Expanding Sentences Workbook 3: Language Mastery 3 - Decorating Sentences Workbook 4: Language Mastery 4 - Expanding Expression Workbook 5: Language Mastery 5 - Understanding Long Sentences Publisher's Review Building a Strong Foundation in Literacy! The Power of Sentence Principles Naturally Woven Into Stories Many parents show word cards to help build their child's vocabulary. But the essence of language ability isn't simply a string of words—it lies in the "principles of sentence structure" that connect words according to rules to convey thought. "Dadok Dadok Language" was designed to help young children naturally form a structure for language thinking through fun stories, without needing to memorize complex grammatical knowledge. "Try making it without me. This always comes right after that. Got it?" Elly nodded. 〈Book 3, "Pop with This, Pop with That" (Demonstrative Pronouns)〉 Demonstrative pronouns like "this" and "that," which stand in for the names of objects, help children clearly recognize objects based on their position. In this way, "Dadok Dadok Language" is built on the framework of elementary Korean grammar, with each book intensively covering one grammatical concept. From basic parts of speech to sentence components, the content is carefully tailored to children's level, allowing them to grasp and expand even complex sentence structures on their own. A Time to Cultivate Everyday Language into Rich Expression and Logical Thought Sentence Play That Grows Both Imagination and Literacy Grammar learning at the early childhood stage should never become mere analysis or memorization. Instead, sentence rules and vocabulary should take root naturally within a child's thinking structure. To this end, "Dadok Dadok Language" offers well-crafted stories built around sentence principles.