This study aims to analyze children's religious and moral values during activities involving watching Islamic animated films at TK Al-Huda Kindergarten, South City District, Gorontalo City. The research employed a qualitative method. The subjects of this study were five educators and students, while the object focused on observing how children's religious and moral values were reflected during the activity. Data collection techniques included observation, interviews, and documentation.The results of the study indicated that the inculcation of religious and moral values in children through the activity of watching Islamic animated films at Al-Huda Kindergarten had been implemented effectively. This was evident in children's improved understanding of religious and moral concepts, such as in the religious aspect, where children became accustomed to greeting and responding to greetings, praying before and after activities, practicing prayer every Friday, and memorizing short surahs. Additionally, behaviors such as honesty, social care, responsibility, mutual assistance, and other positive attitudes also developed well.

The lack of learning media for early childhood that motivates children to practice clean living behavior in school is the main issue addressed in this study. This research aims to develop a Wordwall game media prototype to instill clean living behavior in Group B Children at TK Permata Sunnah Kindergarten, Kota Selatan District, Gorontalo City. The research utilized a development method, specifically Research and Development (R&D), following the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation) proposed by Sugiyono (Aini et al., 2023). The study’s findings reveal that the Wordwall game media is highly feasible for instilling clean living behavior, as indicated by the result of expert validation tests. The material expert validation scored 87,27% (very feasible), and the media expert validation scored 96,67% (very feasible). Additionally, pilot tests with teachers showed a feasible percentage of 88,57% (very feasible), while testing with children yielded a score of 4 (feasible). Finally, usage trials with teachers resulted in a feasibility percentage of 97,14% (very feasible), and large-group testing with children scored 5 (very feasible). The study concludes that the development of the Wordwall game media prototype effectively instills clean living behavior in children..