The graduates enter the room (or try to, if certain people--not naming Jack, of course--would stop blocking them by walking in front of them). The kids look so cute in their caps and gowns.
The kids from the 6 year-old class sing a congratulatory song for the graduates.
The graduates sing their graduation song for their teacher. The teacher said she had no idea how they could sing such a sad song so brightly. Man, it's true. The song is about saying goodbye to their teacher and how the friends they met everyday in the classroom they won't see again. Super sad (at least for the teacher and parents)
Ronan receives his "Master of Bright Greetings" award. "Sung Junmo was a model for his fellow students because he was always very cheerful, greeting his friends warmly everyday with a cute little smile. In praise of this accomplishment, he receives this award."
Oliver receives his "Master of Cooperation" award. "Sung Hyunmo became a model for his friends as someone who, though his gallant character, knew how to work with his friends to garner a spirit of energetic cooperation. In praise of this accomplishment, he receives this award."
The kids wanted to learn the Korean national anthem because they had heard that they would have to sing it in elementary school. Here, they sing the first verse.
The kids sang a whole bunch of songs, including a reprise of the tear-jerker graduation song. Here, they sing a song from their December musical about the good foods you can eat, as well as what eating bad foods will do for you (like make you fat). Ronan's original lyrics he composed for broccoli were, "Broccoli is good for you because it makes you poop," but they revised it for the group song to "If you eat lots of broccoli you will be healthy." Oliver contributed the lyrics about our friend the cucumber.
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