Classroom routines
Choose a student, prepare a timetable or organise name tags and certificates. Use numbers instead of names when an activity does not need personal details.
Classroom management guide →Start with what your students need to do: practise a skill, explore a concept or make something. These guides connect existing Luna Whale tools with practical teaching sequences. Choose a topic, read the access notes, then try the activity before using it with a class.
Choose a student, prepare a timetable or organise name tags and certificates. Use numbers instead of names when an activity does not need personal details.
Classroom management guide →Match Hangul tracing, Korean dictation and reading logs to a learner’s next step. The guide explains the activities in English; practice material is Korean.
Hangul worksheet guide →Combine a short multiplication practice activity with visual exploration of fractions, clocks or probability. Ask students to predict before changing a condition.
Math teaching tools →Use circuit, density, titration and static-electricity simulations to compare predictions with observations. Discuss what a model leaves out of the real experiment.
Science simulation guide →Build a lesson around observation, choice, planning, making and reflection. Check the original source’s terms before printing or sharing a pattern.
Art lesson planning guide →No. The directory includes basic classroom tools and resources with their own access conditions. Read the tool page before promising an activity to students; this guide does not grant access or change a subscription.
These six guides have English and Korean versions. Individual tools may have a language switch or Korean-only text. Check the interface and example content before class.
The linked activities open in a web browser. Network requirements, device support and export options vary. Test the exact activity on the device you will use.