Celebrate Korean American Day on January 13 with the true story of the first Korean immigrants to arrive in Hawaii in 1903, plus Hangul, history makers, and a traditional bojagi to color.

What’s inside (17 pages):
What Is Korean American Day? Why January 13 matters, with a historical photo.
The Journey of 1903: a map of the voyage from Korea to Hawaii on the steamship Gaelic.
Journey Math: six problems using real numbers from the voyage.
Korean Americans Who Made History: Philip Jaisohn, Dosan Ahn Chang-ho, Sammy Lee, and Chloe Kim.
Make a Hall of Fame Card.
Hangul: King Sejong’s Gift, and Build Hangul Blocks (a hands-on syllable activity).
Let’s Learn Korean Words: six words in Hangul to say and copy.
Korean Americans Today: Koreatown, Seollal, hanbok, and food.
Color a Bojagi: a patchwork wrapping cloth coloring page with stitched seams and flower patches.
Korean Americans Timeline, Check Your Reading, teacher guide, answer key, and credits.

Why teachers love it:
Real historical photographs.
Social Studies, ELA, math, and art in one pack.
No prep, just print and go.