Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
A Korean guide to keeping a diary, written by an elementary school teacher and framed as a request from the reader's future adult self to remember childhood. It covers written, drawn, photo and video diaries, plus decorating and storing them, and tags sections to Korean language curriculum topics so parents can follow along with schoolwork. It suits elementary students and their parents, and adults who want to record daily life on a blog or social media. Compared with plain diary-writing guides, it adds the photo and video formats and the curriculum mapping, though it is a teaching book rather than a blank journal.
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This Korean-language book teaches readers how to keep a diary. It was written by a teacher with experience teaching elementary school students. It is meant to help people from elementary school children to adults write a diary more easily and comfortably.
The book is framed as a request from the author's adult future self to the child they are now, asking them to write a diary so they can remember more of their memories. Each section opens with a note on the matching part of the elementary Korean-language curriculum. Parents reading along with their children can check it against the textbook.
It covers diaries written as text, drawings, photos and video, and gives specific methods for photo and video diaries. It also explains how to decorate and store a diary, and how to store photos and videos. Adults who record daily events and feelings on blogs or social media can find guidance on which formats and content to use.