MADING SHOW FOR EARLY AGE CHILD
Journal Title: Asian Journal Social Sciences & Humanities - Year 2016, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
Early Age Children are those 0-6 years old who are experiencing important periods in their development usually called golden age. For that reason, during golden age an appropriate stimulus is required to help the entire aspect development of child ability optimally, one of which is language ability. The result of observation conducted on some Kindergartens showed that learning media used for language learning are only visual aids demonstrated by teacher less involving children. The objective of this research and development was to produce mading show learning media to develop language aspect of Early Age Children. This madding show is expected to be an interactive game media between teacher and children in language learning in Kindergarten.
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Usep Kustiawan Pujiyanto
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