The Library Is Alive... Busan Haeundae Library Operates 'Library Visiting Schools' Program

April Visiting Reading Humanities Program and Book Concerts with Performances

Busan Metropolitan Office of Education.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Busan Municipal Haeundae Library (Director Cheon Jeong-suk) will operate the ‘Library Visiting Schools’ project for elementary and middle school students in Haeundae district throughout April.

This project consists of two programs: the ‘Reading Humanities Program Visiting Schools’ and the ‘Book Concert with Performances’.

The ‘Reading Humanities Program Visiting Schools’ will be held at five schools from April 6 to 29.

From April 6, every Tuesday for four sessions, Haebit Elementary School will run ‘Take Me Into the Picture Book,’ which nurtures sensitivity and creativity through picture books. From April 8, every Thursday for four sessions, Yangun Elementary School will operate ‘Children’s Story Excavation Team,’ which expands thinking skills through reading and offers various writing experiences.

On April 15 and 16, Haeundae Girls’ Middle School and Dongsuyeong Middle School will hold ‘Green Time That Grows Me,’ a program to explore one’s inner self during adolescence through books. On April 29, Gwang-an Middle School will run ‘I’m a Middle Schooler Reading and Writing Sharply,’ where students honestly express their thoughts and feelings in writing.

The ‘Book Concert with Performances’ will be held at Mangmi Middle School on April 28 at 1:30 PM.

At the book concert, author Lee Hee-young will have a book talk session on her book ‘Paint’ under the theme ‘Youth and Parents.’ After the book talk, a hip-hop performance will take place.

Cheon Jeong-suk, director of Haeundae Library, said, “We will help students develop reading habits and strengthen their reading discussion skills.”

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