This paper aims to develop the art programs supporting prosocial behaviors of young
children from multicultural and typical Korean families. On the basis of the survey results
and literature review, art activities were planned. And the program was executed amongst
young children from multicultural and typical Korean families to test the applicability of
the program. The young children in the program showed either positive attitudes or
conflicts with their peer group at the beginning. As the program continued, young
children were gradually harmonized, yielding to each other and were negotiating. During
the last stage of the program, young children from multicultural and typical Korean
families demonstrated prosocial behaviors of sharing, helping, and cooperating with each
other. These kinds of results prove that the art programs are helpful in promoting
prosocial behavior among young children from multicultural and typical Korean families.
Therefore, it appears that an educational institute in which young children from
multicultural families are taught would be able to support prosocial behavior for young
children from multicultural and typical Korean families using this program.