This study examines the effectiveness of a physical intervention approach through role-playing group prayer among young children. Conducted as field research at ABA 3 Kindergarten in Probolinggo, the study employs a normative approach with descriptive qualitative methods, focusing on 5–6-year-old participants. Using content analysis, findings reveal: (1) the physical intervention approach is effective in developing critical thinking skills, (2) group prayer provides a relatable context where children learn religious and social values like cooperation and responsibility, (3) physical activity enhances cognitive and physical learning, and (4) role-playing facilitates self-evaluation and decision-making skills in children.
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