Sambok (threehottest days ofsummer) is atime to eatginsengchicken soup.Liberation Day(August 15th)celebratesKorea’sfreedom fromJapan in 1945.Here are thesentences withthe Koreanholidays, asrequested:Children’s Day(May 5th) is aday tocelebrate andgive gifts tochildren.Buddha’s Birthday(8th day of the 4thlunar month)honors Buddhawith temple visitsand lanterns.New Year's Day(January 1st) is aday to celebratethe new year withfamily andresolutions.Hangul Day(October 9th)honors thecreation of theKorean alphabetby King Sejong.Seollal (LunarNew Year) is aday to honorancestors, eattteokguk, andplay games.NationalFoundation Day(October 3rd)celebrates thefounding ofGojoseon byDangun.Autumn Equinox(aroundSeptember 22-23) marks equalday and night,signaling autumn.!Spring Equinox(around March20-21) marksequal day andnight, signalingspring.ConstitutionDay (July 17th)celebratesKorea’s firstconstitutionfrom 1948.Beginning ofSpring (aroundFebruary 4)marks the startof spring.Dano Festival(5th day of the5th lunar month)celebrateshealth and goodfortune.IndependenceMovement Day(March 1st)remembers the1919 movementfor Korea'sindependence.SummerSolstice(around June21-22) is thelongest day ofthe year.Memorial Day(June 6th)honors soldierswho sacrificedtheir lives forKorea.Christmas(December 25th)is celebrated withchurch servicesand giftexchanges.Winter Solstice(around December21-22) is theshortest day of theyear, with redbean porridge.---Chuseok (15thday of the 8thlunar month) isa harvestfestival to honorancestors.Cold Food Day(105 days afterWinter Solstice)is traditionally aday for coldfood.Awakening ofInsects (aroundMarch 5-6) iswhen insectsbegin to wakeup.Sambok (threehottest days ofsummer) is atime to eatginsengchicken soup.Liberation Day(August 15th)celebratesKorea’sfreedom fromJapan in 1945.Here are thesentences withthe Koreanholidays, asrequested:Children’s Day(May 5th) is aday tocelebrate andgive gifts tochildren.Buddha’s Birthday(8th day of the 4thlunar month)honors Buddhawith temple visitsand lanterns.New Year's Day(January 1st) is aday to celebratethe new year withfamily andresolutions.Hangul Day(October 9th)honors thecreation of theKorean alphabetby King Sejong.Seollal (LunarNew Year) is aday to honorancestors, eattteokguk, andplay games.NationalFoundation Day(October 3rd)celebrates thefounding ofGojoseon byDangun.Autumn Equinox(aroundSeptember 22-23) marks equalday and night,signaling autumn.!Spring Equinox(around March20-21) marksequal day andnight, signalingspring.ConstitutionDay (July 17th)celebratesKorea’s firstconstitutionfrom 1948.Beginning ofSpring (aroundFebruary 4)marks the startof spring.Dano Festival(5th day of the5th lunar month)celebrateshealth and goodfortune.IndependenceMovement Day(March 1st)remembers the1919 movementfor Korea'sindependence.SummerSolstice(around June21-22) is thelongest day ofthe year.Memorial Day(June 6th)honors soldierswho sacrificedtheir lives forKorea.Christmas(December 25th)is celebrated withchurch servicesand giftexchanges.Winter Solstice(around December21-22) is theshortest day of theyear, with redbean porridge.---Chuseok (15thday of the 8thlunar month) isa harvestfestival to honorancestors.Cold Food Day(105 days afterWinter Solstice)is traditionally aday for coldfood.Awakening ofInsects (aroundMarch 5-6) iswhen insectsbegin to wakeup.

Korean Holiday - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Sambok (three hottest days of summer) is a time to eat ginseng chicken soup.
  2. Liberation Day (August 15th) celebrates Korea’s freedom from Japan in 1945.
  3. Here are the sentences with the Korean holidays, as requested:
  4. Children’s Day (May 5th) is a day to celebrate and give gifts to children.
  5. Buddha’s Birthday (8th day of the 4th lunar month) honors Buddha with temple visits and lanterns.
  6. New Year's Day (January 1st) is a day to celebrate the new year with family and resolutions.
  7. Hangul Day (October 9th) honors the creation of the Korean alphabet by King Sejong.
  8. Seollal (Lunar New Year) is a day to honor ancestors, eat tteokguk, and play games.
  9. National Foundation Day (October 3rd) celebrates the founding of Gojoseon by Dangun.
  10. Autumn Equinox (around September 22-23) marks equal day and night, signaling autumn.
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  12. Spring Equinox (around March 20-21) marks equal day and night, signaling spring.
  13. Constitution Day (July 17th) celebrates Korea’s first constitution from 1948.
  14. Beginning of Spring (around February 4) marks the start of spring.
  15. Dano Festival (5th day of the 5th lunar month) celebrates health and good fortune.
  16. Independence Movement Day (March 1st) remembers the 1919 movement for Korea's independence.
  17. Summer Solstice (around June 21-22) is the longest day of the year.
  18. Memorial Day (June 6th) honors soldiers who sacrificed their lives for Korea.
  19. Christmas (December 25th) is celebrated with church services and gift exchanges.
  20. Winter Solstice (around December 21-22) is the shortest day of the year, with red bean porridge.
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  22. Chuseok (15th day of the 8th lunar month) is a harvest festival to honor ancestors.
  23. Cold Food Day (105 days after Winter Solstice) is traditionally a day for cold food.
  24. Awakening of Insects (around March 5-6) is when insects begin to wake up.