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Teaching guides

Teaching tools, chosen by your lesson goal

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.

What are you preparing?

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 →

Korean reading and writing

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 →

Maths and multiplication

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 →

Science investigations

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 →

Art and paper models

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 →

A short preparation routine

  1. Write one learning goal for this lesson, using a verb students can demonstrate.
  2. Decide whether the tool is for explanation, guided practice or checking understanding.
  3. Choose a shared classroom display or individual work. Do not assume every activity needs one device per student.
  4. Open the tool in advance and check its language, access requirements and available output options.
  5. Prepare one prediction question and one follow-up question. After class, record one adjustment for next time.

Before you use the tools

Are all linked resources free?

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.

Are the tools available in English?

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.

Do I need to install software?

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.