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Science learning in elementary schools often faces challenges in improving students' learning outcomes, especially in the topic of energy transformation. This study aims to improve the learning outcomes of fourth-grade students in science, particularly in the topic of energy transformation, through the implementation of the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) model. This research uses the Classroom Action Research (CAR) method which consists of two cycles, each lasting one meeting. The results of the observation show that in the first cycle, students were active in learning but there were still some students who needed further guidance. In the second cycle, learning ran more effectively with students who were more focused and there were no longer any problems when divided into groups. The PBL model with the support of Canva presentation media successfully increased students' academic achievement, indicating that the PBL model is effective in helping students learn. The results of this study indicate that the PBL model can improve students' understanding and achievement in the topic of energy transformation. Therefore, the problem-based learning (PBL) model with the support of Canva presentation media is one of the effective approaches to improve the understanding of fourth-grade students in the topic of energy transformation.

Current developments require teachers to adapt to the learning process. The problem that teachers at the Yogyakarta Cooperative Vocational School still face is the development of unique and interactive learning media such as the Canva-based Flipbook learning media. Previously, the learning media that was widely used by teachers was PowerPoint, there was no alternative media that was more interactive that could be applied in the learning process, so these teachers needed Canva-based flipbook interactive media training. This training aims to make teachers skilled in developing interactive learning media using Canva-based Flipbook. Participants who took part in the training were 22 teachers. The training is filled with material delivery, discussion and practice. The results of this training activity show that: (1) the participants were satisfied with the training activities carried out, (2) the training activities were also considered effective to carry out and continue to be developed in the future, (3) the target of the product produced has also been achieved because in part Most participants were able to produce products in the form of interactive learning media using Canva-based flipbooks