AULIA Learning Adventure at Brahu Temple became an exciting outdoor moment for AULIA Preschool students. From the start of the day, children arrived with bright smiles and strong curiosity about the historical place they would explore with teachers and classmates.
This program was designed so children could learn through real experiences, not only through classroom explanation. By seeing a new environment directly, they practiced observing details, asking questions, and expressing simple ideas with confidence.
In a warm learning atmosphere, teachers guided children to connect what they saw with values they already learn at school. This made learning feel natural, joyful, and meaningful for early childhood.
This approach also supports balanced development in language, social skills, and emotional readiness. When children feel safe and appreciated, they are more willing to explore and develop positive learning habits.
Brahu Temple is located in Trowulan, Mojokerto Regency, an area known for important Majapahit heritage. The site is accessible and offers an open environment suitable for early childhood field learning.
The calm setting gave children space to observe, listen, and follow instructions in a real public area. They learned how to behave respectfully while exploring a cultural destination.
Field visits like this help children understand that cultural heritage is not only about the past. It is part of their national identity and something they can learn to appreciate from a young age.
This article was written by RupaKarsa AULIA