SCHOOL EXCURSIONPROGRAM

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10:00am Arrival & Welcoming

Guided Tour &Hanbok Experience

Cultural Activities

Short Film Screening

* Recommended for maximum number of 35 people for 2hours* School can choose two Cultural activities

10:00am - 10:30am

10:30am - 1 1:30am

11:30am- 12:00am

C o n t e n t s

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P r o g r a m S c h e d u l e

W e l c o m e t o t h e K C C

G u i d e d T o u r & H a n b o k E x p e r i e n c e

C u l t u r a l A c t i v i t i e s

• C r a f t s

• G a m e s

• C o o k i n g

• S t o r y t e l l i n g

S h o r t F i l m S c r e e n i n g

H o w t o B o o k

Welcome to the

KCC Guided Tour(Cra f t exh ib i t ion a rea

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Hanok, Korean traditional House, remained relatively unchanged from the Three Kingdoms period through the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).

Hanok was built without using any nails and assembled with wooden pegs. Ondol, a floor-based heating system, and Maru, a cool wooden-floor style hall were devised to help Koreans survive the frigid winters and most humid summers. Also, upper-class houses consisted of a number of separated structures, one for the accommodation of women and children(anchae), one for men of the family and guests(sarangchae), and another for servants(haengrangchae). A family ancestral shrine(sadang) was built behind the house.

The Korean Cultural Centre Australia (KCC) was established on the 4th of April, 2011 right in the heart of the Sydney CBD. The KCC is lucky to be situated in such a convenient location where we can be connected with many art/culture lovers in Sydney. The KCC aims to encourage cultural exchange between Australia and Korea and provide quality Korean cultural experiences to the public. In the KCC, students will experience Korean culture through cultural activities, including traditional games and other exciting cultural programs.

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Hanbok Exper ience03

Hanbok is a Korean traditional costume with vivid colours and simple lines. Traditional women’s Hanbok consists of Jeogori (a blouse shirt) and Chima (a wrap-around skirt). On the other hand, men’s Hanbok consists of Jeogori and Baji (Pants). The Baji are baggy-styled in traditional men’s Hanbok.

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C u l t u r a l A c t i v i t i e s041. Soap Making

2. Gomusin Making(Korean Traditional Shoes)

3. Tal Making (Korean Traditional Mask)

4. Hand Mirror Making

5. Korean Musical Instrument Making

6. Cheongsachorong Making(Korean Traditional Lantern)

Craft,만들거리

Learn how to make soaps in the shape of the Korean traditional dress, Hanbok, in our fun and enjoyable 'soapy' craft session!

Gomusin are rubber shoes widely worn by Koreans until the 1970s. Decorate your own miniature versions with colourful Hanji (Korean traditional paper)

Tal is the Korean word for 'mask'. Tals were used for various ceremonies, performances and occasions and played a big symbolic part in Korean culture. Make your own tal which is known to bring good luck!

Decorate your own beautiful hand mirror using the colourful Korean traditional paper, Hanji!

Make and take home a traditional Korean musical instrument! Decorate your very own unique design and learn to play your own awesome tunes!

Cheongsachorong is a traditional Korean lantern with a red-and-blue silk shade. Make and decorate your own lantern.

1.Gimbap Ingredients : Rice(short grain), egg, carrot, cucumber, ham

2. Bibimbap Ingredients : Rice(short grain), sliced meat, carrot, bean mushrooms, sprout, zucchini, Chili pepper paste

3. Fruit Punch & Rice Cake SkewersIngredients : seasonal fruit, soda

4. Bulgogi Rice BurgerIngredients : Rice(short grain), Bulgogi (lean beef, soy source, sugar, garlic, sesame seed oil, salt, pepper), Kimchi, slice cheese, lettuce

5. Nostalgic Lunch boxIngredients : Rice(short grain), ham, egg, Kimchi, dried seaweed

Gimbap is a popular go-to food for picnics and parties, mostly because it's simple and delicious! This combination of rice, vegetables and ham wrapped in dried seaweed is also very fun to make!

Bibimbap is a simple dish of rice mixed with seasoned vegetables and red chili pepper. It representatives one of Korean dishes and its popularity has also grown internationally with the spread of hallyu(Korean Wave).

Hwa chae (Fruit Punch) is a popular dessert made from mixing fruits and soda enjoyed on hot summer days in Korea. We're sure you'll like it so much that you'll take home the recipe!

Skewer up this awesome street food favourite, Tteok Kkochi! Excite your taste buds with this simple but delicious snack featuring Korean hot sauce, gochujang on chewy rice cake!

So what is a Bulgogi burger? Succulent Korean BBQ favourite, Bulgogi, kimchi and lettuce inside rice patties! Best part is it's as delicious as it sounds!

A silver container packed with rice, ham, egg, fried Kimchi and tonnes of nostalgia, this Korean lunchbox meal is a treat packed full of memories. Learn to make your own, we promise it's delicious!

Cooking,먹거리

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1. Jegi Making & Game

2. Hit tomb stone Making & Game

3. Tuho Making & Game

4. Top spinning Making & Game

5. Yut Nori

6. Gori Making & Game

Games,놀거리

Jegi is a traditional game frequently played on Lunar New Year's day in Korea. It's also known as the Korean hacky sack. Kick your Jegi into the air using your feet and see who can keep it going the longest without letting it drop to the ground!

Bi-seok-chi-gi(Hit tomb stone game) is a traditional Korean game of co-ordination and skill! The aim is to place a stone on any part of your body, balance it as you walk over toward a stone on the ground and drop it to knock it over.

Tuho is a game which was enjoyed by royal and yangban(noble) families in Korea. Take aim and throw your arrows into a big decorated case for points!

Paengi (top) is a Korean traditional toy which spins on its axis. Top-spinning was traditionally played on the streets or even on frozen ice! The Paengi that spins the longest amount of time is declared the winner. Let it rip!

Yut Nori is a Korean traditional board game. The goal of the game is to throw the four sticks as dice to move the tokens to get back to where you started before the other team knocks your piece off the game board.

Gori game is similar to the game of horseshoes and students throw their colourful Gori into the stake.

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No. Title ActivityTopic

1 The Great Dipper A lesson in the importance of family and friendship

Making stars

Storytelling & Craft

Storytelling,전래동화

Korean Story Telling Class in English is to encourage children to experience another culture. This offers new cultural experiences through tie-in activities including learning songs from the stories and a variety of creative tasks.

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How to be well behaved children who are not greedy

Teaching the importance of knowing how to keep a secret

Think positive and work hard! Heaven helps those who help themselves

The importance of budgeting and saving

Kongji and Patzzi

Three Coins a day

The Hopping Sparrows and the

Begging Fly

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A lesson in the importance of good behavior and conduct

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Even the small things in this world can be strong in their own ways

The strongest Son in Law

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The origins of the Sun and moon, and the consequences of evil

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The importance of having a kind heart

The Little Green Frog

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Learning wisdom from the hare

The Loyal Turtle

Making a goblin bat

Whisper game

Making Korean rubber shoes

(Gomusin)

Drawing brass coin Making piggy bank

Make feather Jegi and owl origami

Experiencing Hanbok(Korean

traditional garment)

Making a tiger mask

Fan making

Learn the number song and dance!

Making frog and Who's frog is going

fast game

Breaking gourd game

Who am I game

The Lazy Boy

Learning honesty

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The importance of listening to your parents and filial duty

Being praised for kind acts and punished for naughty acts

Learning wisdom from the rabbit

Learning to be diligent in one's duty

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Bumpy Old Man

The King with Donkey's Ears

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The Sun and the Moon

Red Fan Blue Fan

The Golden Ax and the Silver Ax Making Ax

Heungbu and Nolbu

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O-nu-ri is a cheerful fable about fate and obsession based on a mythical story on Jeju island. O-nu-ri lived with a big crane and cintamani near the Won-cheon Lake. One day, O-nu-ri got kidnapped by strangers and found herself on a mysterious island. O-nu-ri is now taking a journey with cintamani to go back to Won-cheon Lake. What will she confront and will she be able to go back to her place?

On a bright spring afternoon, Mong-hee, a high school student, can’t hang out with his friends because he has to go to private classes. After dozing off on the bus, he finds a wallet that someone left on the seat next to him. Meanwhile, two foxes wandering around for food come down to Hogok village, and transform into an old woman and a young girl to lure and prey on people. What will happen to Mong-hee and the two foxes?

Heo Saengwon is an ageing market vendor. He has been a peddler all his life. After a long day at the marketplace in Bongpyeong village, he follows his fellow peddler Jo Seondal into an inn where he meets a young itinerant vendor, Dong-yi. As the three accompany each other under the moonlight along the buckwheat flowers, Heo Saengwon realizes he has a special bond with Dong-yi.

Lucked Out, derived from the story written by Hyeon Jin-geon, contains the harsh reality of the 1940s in Korea. Rickshaw puller Mr. Kim represents the exhausted life of the working class in the Japanese colonial period. The story begins with Mr.Kim leaving his ailing wife at home and it seems as if good fortune continues to follow him throughout the day. Little does he know the tragic turn the day will take…

He has lived with Jeom-soon’s family and done all work around her house for 3 years and 7 months. He wants to get married with Jeom-soon but her father, Bong-phil does not approve of their marriage until she is fully grown. Bong-phil and his soon to be son-in-law have issues prior to marriage which is portrayed realistically and humorously in this animated tale.

A suspicious old woman clothed in a black veil comes into a village and all of sudden, heavy rain falls. The next day, the same phenomenon occurs again with the appearance of the old woman wearing the black veil. Realise that the old woman is actually a wanted criminal from the police, and now the village is in horror.

O-nu-ri 오늘이 16mins

Hogokdong Blues 호곡동블루스 26mins

When Buckwheat Flowers Blossom 메밀꽃 필 무렵 25mins

Lucked Out 운수 좋은 날 31mins

Spring Spring 봄봄 36mins

Wanted 원티드 20mins

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How to Book

Requirements

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06• Contact the Centre to arrange a date for your excursion • Apply via http:// www.koreanculture.org.au• The Education Manager will confirm your booking • $10 per student fee to cover the costs for activity materials

• The fee will be paid by school cheque or bank transfer ONLY

Korean cultural Centre AustraliaGround Floor, 255 Elizabeth St Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

• Recommended for maximum 35 students• Teachers are required to choose two of the activities • Students engage in a two hour program and the duration of one

activity is 30min

• Program runs on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays

E-mail : school@koreanculture.org.au

Phone : 02 8267 3488

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