The purpose of this study is to find out the possibility of applying the proposed activity-based lessons in social studies based on the embodied cognition theory to the actual field. The purpose of the project was to show the process of sensitively coping with unexpected situations and exploring better ways of activity in the field application process. To this end, we applied social studies and activities based on the embodied cognition theory on two occasions and analyzed the results. We also tried to find better ways to do it by applying and reflecting on the same activities with fellow researchers. And the experience of this classroom practice was to show the status quo through the story. As a result, most of all, the classes students feel as their bodies are very interesting. It also related activities and social and social concepts in class through teacher s questioning. However, despite the two-time classroom practice, students were still found to be unable to connect their activities with their real life. As such, this study has an experimental nature to examine whether the method of teaching designed through prior study is field applicable. Nevertheless, this study is meaningful in that social studies and activities based on the embodied cognition theory were applied in actual field and explored their potential. In the future, it is necessary to supplement the activities through practical educational deliberation, embodiment, and reflection.