IMPROVING CHILDREN'S ENGLISH ABILITY IN INTRODUCTION OF ADL VOCABULARY THROUGH PICTURE MEDIA AT KINDERGARTEN OF PKK PARANG 1 BULAKDAWUNG, KEDIRI REGENCY

This community service is based on the results of observations and research experiences during the implementation of learning to recognize vocabulary in the language development of children who are less able to understand the teacher's explanation, not all children can imitate vocabulary and mention it correctly. The purpose of this community service is to improve English language skills in recognizing ADL vocabulary with picture media using the Class Action approach in children at Kindergarten of PKK Parang 1, Bulakdawung, Kediri Regency, totaling 12 children. The results show that children's English skills in independence, and accuracy in children, most of the children have reached the Developing According to Expectations (Berkembang Sesuai Harapan) stage with the following details: for the independence aspect 79.17%, and for the accuracy aspect 72.92%. While the average percentage of all three reached 76.04%. Thus, it can be concluded that the hypothesis of action to improve children's language skills in the activity of recognizing ADL Vocabulary with picture media in children aged 5-6 years at Kindergarten of PKK Parang I, Bulakdawung, Kediri Regency can be accepted.

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Pedagogic Research - Applied Literacy Journal
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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.70574/0t2hq693
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Educational Methods and Media Use
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IMPROVING CHILDREN'S ENGLISH ABILITY IN INTRODUCTION OF ADL VOCABULARY THROUGH PICTURE MEDIA AT KINDERGARTEN OF PKK PARANG 1 BULAKDAWUNG, KEDIRI REGENCY

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IMPROVING CHILDREN'S ENGLISH ABILITY IN INTRODUCTION OF ADL VOCABULARY THROUGH PICTURE MEDIA AT KINDERGARTEN OF PKK PARANG 1 BULAKDAWUNG, KEDIRI REGENCY

Megan Erickson, Yoyok Febrijanto, Erva Elli Kristanti, Lance Workman, Sandy Kurniajati, Darsono Nababan, Abram Sinar Saktiya, Otniel Febritian Christada, Imelda Amelia, Anette Von Bone, Hannah Anich
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This community service is based on the results of observations and research experiences during the implementation of learning to recognize vocabulary in the language development of children who are less able to understand the teacher's explanation, not all children can imitate vocabulary and mention it correctly. The purpose of this community service is to improve English language skills in recognizing ADL vocabulary with picture media using the Class Action approach in children at Kindergarten of PKK Parang 1, Bulakdawung, Kediri Regency, totaling 12 children. The results show that children's English skills in independence, and accuracy in children, most of the children have reached the Developing According to Expectations (Berkembang Sesuai Harapan) stage with the following details: for the independence aspect 79.17%, and for the accuracy aspect 72.92%. While the average percentage of all three reached 76.04%. Thus, it can be concluded that the hypothesis of action to improve children's language skills in the activity of recognizing ADL Vocabulary with picture media in children aged 5-6 years at Kindergarten of PKK Parang I, Bulakdawung, Kediri Regency can be accepted.

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