- Arrive at Early Childhood Environment Education Center

- Endangered Animal Puppet Show

- Watch video

- Safety education-fire drills

- Talk about what endangered animals mean and why they're disappearing

- ntroducing activities such as shadowing endangered animals, stamping footprints, matching magnetic puzzles, meeting endangered animals at media tables, playing puppets at Shadow Animal Theater, walking along footprints, and finding endangered prey

- Think about what people should do for endangered animals and people live together

- If storks are the subject, visit the stork stuffed exhibition hall.

- If otters or wolves are the subject, see otters and wolves

- After watching freely, talk about wolves, storks and otters

- Directly observed storks, the endangered wild animal level 1

- things to note before entering the forest

- Ask a question after seeing the stork directly (Cooperation of staff of Stork Ecology Institute)

- Walk like a stork

- Winding stepping-stones

- Stacking area (using natural water blocks, drawing hidden endangered animals, observing leaf veins and decorating recycled houses)

- Number-Operation area (use of environment education materials for young children to match endangered animal puzzles)

- Language area (read fairy tales related to endangered animals)

- Large muscle area (moving straw ball)

- Making instruments to express animal sounds by recycling disposables (Common program-resources and energy ‘disposable! can be reused')

- Decorate the habitat of endangered animals through sand art and play accordingly (use musical instruments made of disposable supplies for play)

- Play the Green Earth Garrison Handbell

- Observing insects and plants with a magnifying glass

- Express endangered animals using leaves, grass, etc. (Common Program-Natural Environment 'Natural Palette')
Find food round and round

- Hit the target with cockleburs

- Throw fruit into the net

- Layered Leaves Flipping Game

- Various activities using natural objects other than above

- Water plants with rainwater from rainwater reservoirs (common program-environmental issues ‘Natural water purifier’)

- Talk about why you use rainwater reservoirs and water your plants with rainwater

- Compare time by dividing into the tree planting team and the tree cutting team

- Play various games such as drawing, writing, building, etc. using trees to familiarize yourself with trees

- Know and care about the importance of trees and mountains

- Think about what happens to a tree if you use more tissue.

- Try using a handkerchief to reduce the use of wood

- Dyeing handkerchiefs with 'Gardenia' water

- Watch Global Warming Stories with Bear

- Talk about the causes and solutions of climate change

- Global warming game (Divided into polar bear team and earth guard team, find and classify cards hidden inside to prevent the ice from melting) → Change to indoor 2018

- Experience Dark Space

- Feel the value of light and electricity

- Learn about Solar Lanterns

- Learn about different ways to save electricity

- Learn about the principles of solar cookers

- Measure the temperature of the water heated by the solar cooker

- Try to play cooperative game by recycling paper tube

- Talk about how you can use different recycled materials

- Wolf, stork, and otter! we protect you activities

- Properly segregate and throw away trash to create clean environments for wolves, storks, and otters to live again in clean forests, rivers and rice fields.

- Paying attention to the global environmental issues (fine plastics, straws, etc.)

- I can find good food for my body Activity

- Find out what foods are healthy for our bodies and learn to eat the right way to protect the environment

- Sing Green Earth Garrison

- Learn what we can do to protect endangered animals

- Distribute results by subject