Exploring Korean Culture and Traditions

Exploring Korean Culture and Traditions

WALT: We Are Learning To Identify key aspects of Korean culture Recognise the Korean flag and its symbols Compare Korea and New Zealand cultures

Where is Korea?

Let's find Korea on our map! Korea is in Asia It's across the ocean from New Zealand Point to Korea and New Zealand

The Korean Flag

The Korean flag is called Taegukgi The circle represents balance and harmony Red and blue show opposite forces The black lines have special meanings

Korean Celebrations and Festivals

Korea vs New Zealand

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Match Korean Places

Can you match these Korean places? Gyeongbokgung Palace - Beautiful old palace N Seoul Tower - Tall tower in Seoul Jeju Island - Pretty island with nature

What Did You Learn?

What is one thing you remember about Korea? How is Korea similar to New Zealand? What makes Korea special and different? Which Korean place would you like to visit?

Success! You Are Cultural Explorers

You can name Korean cultural aspects You know about the Korean flag You can compare Korea and New Zealand Extension: Create a mini-presentation about your favorite Korean place or tradition