Although the Nuri course emphasizes traditional cultures, not enough action
is in practice. Therefore, this study planned a program to integrate traditional arts
such as music, dance, and art into the life theme of the Nuri Course. In addition,
the program was organized for the teachers to easily adapt to the curriculum. In
addition, I studied what influence does the integrated art program based on
traditional cultures have on children’s creative art expressiveness and traditional
culture recognition and preference.
I selected two classes of four-year olds in C kindergarten in S city as the
research subjects. The study was carried out for eight weeks from the first week
of April 2015, twice a week. From the result, I was able to conclude; Firstly, the
children could experience traditional cultures naturally in their daily lives when
they were integrated into the life theme of the Nuri course. Secondly, the program
did not have an influence on children’s creative art expressiveness. However, I
performed paired t-test to verify the difference between scores before and after the
test for creative art expressiveness of the experimental group. As a result, it had a
positive effect on attitude, subject, and method among creative art expressiveness.
Lastly, it turned out to have a positive influence in cultural assets, traditional play,
and traditional arts, which are sub-elements of traditional culture recognition.
Traditional culture preference had a positive effect on food life preference.