This study aims to explore the value of th peer-mentoring experience among the children from multicultural
families in elementary physical education by focusing on the analysis of the first person narrative. Data were
collected participants' reports, interviews, observer's journals, documents and pictures. These date were
analyzed with 'domain analysis', 'taxonomic analysis', 'componential analysis' and 'theme analysis' techniques
according to Spradley's(1980) method. The result is as follows. The peer-mentoring experiences of multicultural
children in elementary physical education have shown the changes of mind over four different spheres. First,
the children went through from 'indifference' to 'communication', and 'teamwork'. Second, the children went
through from 'criticism' to 'praise', and 'consideration'. Third, the children went through from 'gender roles'
to 'classmate'. Last, the children went throug from 'evasion of responsibility' to 'self-reflection