Korean children's songs, known as 어린이 노래 (eorini norae), are simple and catchy tunes that often teach lessons or tell stories. These songs are an important part of Korean culture and are commonly sung in schools and at home. They help children learn about their heritage, language, and values in a fun way. Many Korean children's songs feature themes of nature, friendship, and family. Popular examples include 곰 세 마리 (Gom Se Mari), which tells the story of three bears, and 작은 별 (Jageun Byeol), a lullaby about a little star. These songs are often accompanied by hand motions or dances, making them engaging for young listeners.