Locker Divergen: A Multifunctional Educational Tool
📌 The "Locker Divergen" is a magical box designed by Bu Ris and her husband to serve multiple functions in early childhood education.
🎨 It includes a "cup hole" section designed to prevent spills during color mixing activities for teaching cognitive concepts about color creation.
📿 The device supports activities like bead stringing (meronce), keeping beads contained in designated holes, and developing fine motor skills.
✍️ Features include a whiteboard section that can be used vertically for painting or drawing with watercolor, supporting standing activities.

Interactive Learning Modules
🧩 The tool incorporates a 3D Maze element, allowing small objects (like toy cars or animals) to be used instead of just a pencil and paper, linking activities to specific themes (e.g., transportation or animals).
🎭 It includes two-expression puppets (wayang) made of paper that can show opposite emotions (smiling/frowning) on either side for dramatic play and emotional learning.
🎾 Several drawers are multifunctional; one can be used for playing ball games where the ball is thrown into the drawer/opening.

Versatility and Safety Features
🪑 A section transforms into a folding cushion/mat (bantal lipat) that can be used for sitting, which helps manage large groups of excited children who need to be directed to sit down.
🤸 The cushion can also be used for gross motor activities like jumping, emphasizing its dual use for rest and play.
⚠️ Safety is considered, as a compartment must be kept open to ensure no child accidentally gets trapped inside during play.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ The Locker Divergen facilitates the development of multiple domains: cognitive, language, and fine motor skills through integrated play stations.
➡️ The design focuses on containment and organization (e.g., holding beads or cups) to minimize mess and distraction during educational activities.
➡️ Although complex, the tool is presented as an alternative learning resource that can be used intermittently to refresh classroom activities.

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