Printable exercises and a printable dictionary of vocabulary words to reinforce and grow skills. MUZZY's recording studio allows children to hear themselves speak in a new language. The specially crafted movies create an immersive Korean environment in your house that allow your children to learn Korean easily and naturally like they learned their first language. All children start at the same spot: the beginning of the first movie, Muzzy in Gondoland.
For older children and children with more language abilities, they will progress to the later parts of the story faster. Regardless of age or ability, all children will learn a second language the same way, by watching the Muzzy movies. We love the muzzy Spanish. My kids ask to watch it all the time. We sing the vowel song all the time. My kids are repeating words and asking what they mean.
We love Muzzy. Love it! My kids, ages 3 to 7 ask to watch it all the time! What is the refund policy and do you have a free trial? We offer a no questions, 30 day money back guarantee. Simply email or call us within 30 days of purchase and we will give you a full refund. Can I watch Muzzy on my phone, tablet, computer or TV? You can now watch Muzzy on your internet connected TV, phone, tablet or computer.
Can I use Muzzy without access to wifi? Yes, you can download episodes in our app and watch them later without access to the internet. You can also purchase our DVDs. Can I purchase multiple languages? Yes, for less than the cost of 2 languages you can have access to all 7 Muzzy languages. You can buy the DVDs here. The movies are included on DVDs and in the Online program. If you think of carnival games in which you must hit a target, this would be in the same area.
Participants are given a bunch of arrows, and must get them into a pot or jar. The game was said to have originated in China where army troops played it to amuse themselves. From there, it spread into both Japan and Korea. Players must kick a jegi , traditionally a paper-covered coin made to resemble a shuttlecock, with the inside of one's foot repeatedly. They must keep it the air, and achieve the most amount of kicks possible.
Switching legs is permitted, and it can be played alone or in a group. If playing in a group, the first person to let the jegi hit the ground is out, and gives it to the person with the highest number of kicks to keep going.
This continues until only one person is left. Kite-flying is a favorite pastime of children around the world. In Korea, this is traditionally a wintertime sport.
During Lunar New Year, kites take on a special meaning as they are flown with the owner's name, date of birth, and sometimes well wishes for the year to come on them. After Daeboreum first full moon after the Lunar New Year , the string will be cut, releasing the kite along with the wishes and any bad energy from the year before into the cosmos.
Games like these are an important tool in teaching skills as well as a way to spend time with friends and family. We have named just a few of traditional Korean games that are still popular today; which ones are your favorite or are you looking forward to trying for the first time?
Close menu. Close cart. Chajeon Nori In this traditional war game played mostly by men, two teams—usually called "West" and "East"—pick leaders and then build triangle-shaped structures from wooden logs that cross at the top, called dongchae. View this post on Instagram.
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