Inovasi Media Pembelajaran Al-Quran Hadits Kls 4 "Tajwid Ceria" (Part 1- Tutorial Pembuatannya)

Summary

In this tutorial, the presenter demonstrates an innovative approach to teaching tajwid (Quranic pronunciation rules) through a hands-on educational project. Using basic materials like cardboard, origami paper, and scissors, viewers are guided step-by-step in creating a decorative learning tool featuring flags that showcase examples of izhar and ikhfa (tajwid rules). The process combines creativity with learning, encouraging students to engage actively with Quranic teachings. The final product serves as both an educational and visually appealing tool, with additional decorative touches to enhance its presentation.

Takeaways

• 😀 The tutorial explains how to create a teaching tool focused on Tajwid using craft materials.
• 😀 The project involves using recycled materials like cardboard, gift wrap paper, and origami paper.
• 😀 The materials required include scissors, skewers, glue, soap holder, and decorative items like ribbons and origami paper.
• 😀 The cardboard should be cut into a rectangular shape and covered with gift wrap or cardboard to make it neat and presentable.
• 😀 A soap holder is wrapped in gift paper, and holes are made in the cardboard to attach the soap holder securely for use as a 'flag basket'.
• 😀 The next step involves creating decorations like the title 'Tajwid Ceria', 'Izhar', and 'Ikhfa' using cardboard and attaching them to the top of the box.
• 😀 The tutorial suggests creating 20 flag sticks using skewers, covered in brown origami paper.
• 😀 The flags are made by folding colored origami paper into triangles and gluing them to the skewer sticks, repeated until 20 flags are completed.
• 😀 Each flag should include examples of Tajwid readings like Izhar and Ikhfa, with 10 examples for each type.
• 😀 Decorative elements, including origami embellishments, are added to the cardboard to enhance its appearance, with ribbons used for final touches.

Q & A

What is the main goal of the craft project described in the video?

The main goal of the craft project is to create an interactive and innovative learning tool for teaching Tajwid (pronunciation rules for reading the Quran) to children in a fun and engaging way.

What materials are required for this project?

The materials required include used cardboard, wrapping paper or cardboard, scissors, skewers (for flag sticks), a soap dish (optional), glue, origami paper, and ribbon.

How do you prepare the base for the project?

To prepare the base, cut the cardboard into a rectangular shape, cover it with wrapping paper or cardboard for a neat surface, and create two holes in the center of the cardboard to attach a soap dish, which will hold the flags.

What is the purpose of the flags in this project?

The flags are used as visual aids to teach the Tajwid rules of Izhar and Ikhfa. Each flag represents a specific rule, and children can learn the rules by reading the examples written on the flags.

How do you create the flags for the project?

To create the flags, cut 20 pieces of skewers, wrap them with brown origami paper, then fold colorful origami paper into triangles, cut them into shape, and glue them to the skewers to make the flags.

What should be written on the flags?

Each flag should have examples of the Tajwid rules Izhar and Ikhfa, with 10 examples for each rule written on the flags to help with learning and practice.

How can the model be decorated to make it more attractive?

The model can be decorated by adding various origami shapes to the cardboard, as well as using ribbon to decorate the top of the cardboard for an elegant finish.

What is the purpose of using origami paper in the project?

Origami paper is used for making the flags, creating decorative elements, and adding color and design to the overall craft, which makes the learning tool visually appealing and fun for children.

How are the flags attached to the skewer sticks?

The flags are attached to the skewers by gluing the folded origami paper (in the shape of flags) to the skewers. The process is repeated for all 20 flags.

Why is it important to include both Izhar and Ikhfa examples on the flags?

Including examples of both Izhar and Ikhfa allows children to learn and practice the different Tajwid rules, helping them understand the correct pronunciation of Quranic words in a more practical and engaging way.