Steemkids || Early Childhood Education Programs - Guiding My Little Sister

Assalamu'alaikum..

Hi Steemian friends, how are you all today? Hopefully we are all always in good health and given ease in various activities and routines. See you again with me @fitriafifa. Good morning! Morning always teaches us that there is hope in every step of life.

Today I will share a story about my sister, I have 3 younger sisters. But this time I will tell the love and affection for the last sister and the family's favorite. Her name is Dinda Rahmadhani, the last child who is now 5 years and 9 months old, it feels like 5 years since her birth passed quickly.

It does not feel like he has grown bigger and will soon enter Kindergarten (TK) education. Along with its growth, we always provide positive and useful things. Starting from teaching him to learn numbers, letters and also the Koran. Apart from studying at home, we also teach him at the Nurul Hikmah Kindergarten (TK) which is located in Meunasah Blang Kandang, Muara Dua sub-district, Lhokseumawe City, Aceh.

Being smart does not mean having good grades in school or winning in various competitions. In my opinion, by educating children, this is what should be done so that later he is smart in living life and is always motivated to be better.

In fact, we need to know that education is an important part of human life. This is also one of the reasons why education needs to be instilled from an early age. Instilling education from an early age is very necessary and should not be ignored.

A little information for Steemian friends that Early Childhood Education (PAUD) is a level of education before the basic education level which is a coaching effort aimed at children from birth to the age of six.

Here the provision of efforts made through the provision of education to help spiritual and physical growth and development so that children have readiness to enter further education.

Early childhood education is a form of education that focuses on laying the foundation for growth. There are two objectives of organizing early childhood education, namely:

1. The main objective: to form quality Indonesian children, namely children who grow and develop according to their level of development so that they have optimal readiness to enter basic education and navigate life in adulthood.

2. Accompanying objectives: to help prepare children to achieve learning readiness (academic) in school, so as to reduce the dropout age and be able to compete in a healthy manner at the next level of education.

In addition to teaching him we also give him time to play, but still under the supervision of parents. Based on what I read about small children, it is necessary to play and learn. Play is able to refresh and develop cognitive through kreativitas, problem solving, mastering new concepts.

Playing is also good for building children's confidence, growing a willingness to share, and controlling physical, testing physical endurance, exercising hand muscles, and producing new movements. That's why we didn't forbid him to play, but in terms of time there was also a limit.

We often take odong-odong rides on the weekends, we even really like going to the beach. At the beach my sister was very happy because she could play in the water. In addition, we often take him for walks. My family and I love him very much, as much as we love ourselves. That's all, I thank you for your attention. Assalamualaikum..

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Best Regards,
Fitri Afifa - Indonesia
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