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Journal : Jurnal Scientia

LETTER PUPPET GAME AS A MEDIA FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD LITERACY STIMULATION Erna Budiarti; Nanik Rahayu; Usup Usup; Mia Sumiani Madi; Sitti Zaifan; Andi Ernawati
Jurnal Scientia Vol. 11 No. 02 (2022): Education, Sosial science and Planning technique, November
Publisher : Sean Institute

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The Wayang Letter game is an interesting learning medium for children, especially in early childhood. In the Wayang Letter game, children are given direct experience because they are actively involved in playing according to the creativity of each child. Children who are known by various early literacy letters as the basic steps of children's reading literacy. The characters in the wayang letters can be packaged into children's favorite characters and can be played with a variety of storylines. In addition to interesting games, the Wayang Letter game developed at TK Widya Kusuma Sari Denpasar comes from materials that are easily available and also easy to make. The Wayang Letter game can be used as a parenting activity because it is easy to apply or play at each child's home together with their parents. This article aims to describe how the Wayang Letter game can provide benefits for the introduction of literacy as a step in developing children's reading literacy. The method used to analyze the data is qualitative analysis techniques, namely by collecting information and observing through observation and also in-depth analysis with various related sources.
IMPLEMENTATION OF CHILD-FRIENDLY SHOWS THROUGH SCHOOL TV CHANNELS Lilis Amperawati; Rustatik Rustatik; Nanik Rahayu; Sri Watini
Jurnal Scientia Vol. 11 No. 02 (2022): Education, Sosial science and Planning technique, November
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Early childhood education according to its goals must be able to cultivate character, talent, and mental and physical conditions and teach them about understanding, peace, gender equality, and friendship between people while respecting their own culture and that of others. In line with this, of course, schools must ensure that children's rights to develop their interests, character, and self-confidence can be accommodated through activities carried out at school. To facilitate this problem, the existence of a School TV channel program can be the solution. Writing this article aims to find out the implementation in providing children-friendly shows through the School TV channel. The method used is a qualitative method with observation techniques and data collection in the form of information about the benefits of school TV channels for students, teachers, and parents. The results obtained show that the existence of School TV provides many benefits, especially for students in growing self-confidence, developing creativity, and limiting children's access to inappropriate information due to the development of an unrestricted flow of information. The right of children to get appropriate/child-friendly broadcasts will be fulfilled with information and educational services that are safe and follow their needs and age development because they are facilitated by their schools.