Enhancing early childhood literacy through the habit of shared storybook reading at TK Mutiara Hati Tangerang

This community service program aimed to enhance early childhood literacy through the practice of shared storybook reading. The activities were conducted at TK Mutiara Hati, Tangerang, involving 35 students and 14 teachers. The methods employed included read-alouds, literacy games, and a hands-on practice of creating simple storybooks using stickers and pictures. The results showed a significant improvement in the children's literacy skills. A total of 30 children (85%) demonstrated enhanced ability to comprehend and retell story content. Children in this category were able to participate actively, for instance, in "show and tell" activities, and could recount stories in their own words. Furthermore, the program underscored the importance of synergy among educators, schools, and the environment in building a sustainable literacy culture from an early age. Further recommendations include the establishment of a reading corner, teacher training, and the consistent provision of access to quality books.

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Community Empowerment
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2025-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.31603/ce.13834
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Educational Methods and Media Use
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Enhancing early childhood literacy through the habit of shared storybook reading at TK Mutiara Hati Tangerang

Fitria Budi Utami, Adelia Dwi Valentin, Zahroh Nurhillal, Tia Indriani Ningsih
Community Empowerment
Educational Methods and Media Use
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Enhancing early childhood literacy through the habit of shared storybook reading at TK Mutiara Hati Tangerang

Fitria Budi Utami, Adelia Dwi Valentin, Zahroh Nurhillal, Tia Indriani Ningsih
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This community service program aimed to enhance early childhood literacy through the practice of shared storybook reading. The activities were conducted at TK Mutiara Hati, Tangerang, involving 35 students and 14 teachers. The methods employed included read-alouds, literacy games, and a hands-on practice of creating simple storybooks using stickers and pictures. The results showed a significant improvement in the children's literacy skills. A total of 30 children (85%) demonstrated enhanced ability to comprehend and retell story content. Children in this category were able to participate actively, for instance, in "show and tell" activities, and could recount stories in their own words. Furthermore, the program underscored the importance of synergy among educators, schools, and the environment in building a sustainable literacy culture from an early age. Further recommendations include the establishment of a reading corner, teacher training, and the consistent provision of access to quality books.

Community EmpowermentVol. 10(8)
Universitas Muhammadiyah Tangerang (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
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