This study aims to analyze the strategies used by teachers to increase students’ reading interest in the Indonesian language subject at SDN 73/IX Simpang Sungai Duren. The background of this research is the low reading interest among students, which negatively affects their comprehension and academic performance, particularly in Indonesian language learning. This study employed a qualitative approach using a case study method. Data were collected through classroom observations, interviews with teachers and students, and documentation of literacy-related activities. The results showed that teachers implemented several strategies to foster reading interest, including story-based learning, the use of visual and digital media, creative reading assignments, and a routine of reading before starting lessons. These strategies were proven to gradually increase students’ enthusiasm for reading and encouraged more active participation in learning. Supporting factors in the implementation of these strategies included the availability of engaging reading materials and support from the school administration. However, several inhibiting factors were also identified, such as the lack of adequate library facilities and students’ initially low reading motivation.This study concludes that the teacher's role is crucial in developing a reading culture at the elementary level. Therefore, it is recommended that schools provide ongoing professional development for teachers in literacy instruction strategies, and enhance literacy-supporting facilities to ensure the sustainable growth of students’ reading interest.

This study aims to enhance students' environmental awareness through the implementation of poster media in Natural and Social Sciences (IPAS) learning at Madrasah Ibtidaiyah Al-Munawwarah Kota Jambi. This research employs Classroom Action Research (CAR) using the Kemmis and McTaggart model, consisting of two cycles. The subjects of this study were sixth-grade students. The results indicate an improvement in students' environmental awareness after implementing poster media. In the pre-cycle stage, students’ environmental awareness was only 12%. After implementing poster media, the percentage increased to 60% in the first cycle and reached 96% in the second cycle. Furthermore, teacher activity in the learning process improved from 73.8% in cycle I to 92.6% in cycle II, while student activity increased from 71.5% to 92.1%. These findings demonstrate that poster media can be an effective learning tool in fostering students’ awareness and concern for their school environment.