The golden age of children, which is often called the Golden Age, is when children are between 0 and 6 years old. At this stage of development, children grow and change rapidly. The aim of this community service is to improve students' fine motor skills through origami paper folding activities, including eye and hand coordination abilities, finger flexibility, and accuracy in carrying out fine movements. This project uses the ABCD (Asset Based Communities Development) strategy or method, which is a community development approach that emphasizes the assets and qualities that the community already has. In general, the results of the activity of improving fine motor skills by using origami for kindergarten students at Dharma Wanita Association 3 Tambak Lekok, namely the target of solving the problem in using origami paper to make carrots, are children who have never previously known and make ornamental plants from the material. origami paper, but in the activity of Improving Fine Motor Skills Using Origami for Kindergarten Students of Dharma Wanita Association 3 Tambak Lekok with enthusiasm to follow and learn together in making carrots from origami materials. Because with this creative activity, children of their age become increasingly curious about what they didn't know before, thus encouraging and encouraging them to learn together in paper folding activities.

This activity aims to analyze the results of the study of Science Olympiad content outline on the subject of Quantities, Units and Measurement. This video was made using the PowerPoint application for the content, and the Ice Cream screen recorder to record. The research method uses a descriptive qualitative method with a sample of all viewers, the majority of whom are junior high school students. This activity can be concluded as effective by looking at the number of viewers reaching more than 28 thousand, the number of likes 920 without dislikes and 40 positive comments from viewers who accessed on March 12, 2025 at 21:37.

Kajian Pernikahan dini cukup banyak terjadi di Indonesia. Hal ini salah satunya disebabkan karena faktor budaya yang sangat kuat di beberapa wilayah di Indonesia yang masih memegang tradisi pernikahan dini. Beberapa wilayah di Indonesia itu misalnya di Tana Toraja, di mana masyarakatnya memiliki budaya yang mengharuskan anak perempuan yang sudah menstruasi dan laki-laki yang sudah bekerja untuk menikah karena dianggap sudah dewasa. Jika orang tua tidak segera menikahkan anaknya maka dianggap sebagai aib keluarga. Di Madura bahkan masyarakatnya menganggap jika pernikahan pada usia muda (nikah ngodheh) adalah tradisi yang harus dijaga dan dilestarikan karena merupakan warisan turun temurun dari nenek moyang. Tulisan ini akan menguraikan tentang faktor budaya sebagai salah satu faktor yang perlu dipertimbangkan dalam mengambil kebijakan terkait masih terjadinya pernikahan dini di Indonesia.