Nilai-Nilai Pembangun Karakter: Permainan Tradisional Karetan/Pelencatan Suku Using di Banyuwangi

Abstract

The traditional game of karetan / pelencatan is the term of traditional game for Using tribe in Banyuwangi Regency. The traditional game of karetan / pelencatan uses a simple materials or tools from woven rubber bands (rubber bands strands). According to the size of agreement, usually about 3 or 4 meters in length, which is played in an open space and quite wide. The method used in this research is the ethnographic qualitative. This research examines the values of character building in traditional game of karetan / pelencatan in the community of Kemiren and Kabat village, whose the majority population is Using tribe. Data collection techniques used is observation, interview, and documentation. The result of the research on children's traditional games of karetan / pelencatan not only as a playing facility, but also as a medium to shape the children's character, such as; belief in the power of the One Almighty God, honesty in the game, hard work in achieving victory, national spirit, and interaction with the social environment.

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“…The findings of this study are in line and supported with previous research conducted by Andriani (2012); Jannah et al (2019); Ali et al (2021); Praheto & Sayekti (2021), investigated integrating game traditions into learning. According to each researcher, traditional games have a great influence on children's mental, physical, and mental development.…”

“…Apart from being entertainment and a means of having fun, the traditional game of Hompimpa Alaium Gambreng in society appears to have a deep meaning in life. Hompimpa Alaium Gambreng is one of the traditional ways to teach arithmetic and the concept of probability (Jannah et al, 2019;Ali et al, 2021). When examined, Hompimpa Alaium Gambreng, when examined, turns out to have a deep philosophy, which means that from God will return to God.…”

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“…Exploration of traditional games has also been carried out in Banyuwangi. Research by Jannah et al explores the firing game [15]; research by Susena et al which explores the game of gobak sodor [16]; research by Supahmi et al which explores the seltok game [17]; and research by Hariastuti et al which explores the game patheng dudu [18]. However, ethnomathematics identification has only been carried out in the seltok game, which contains the concepts of two and three-dimensional geometric shapes, sets, relations, measurement, velocity, combinations, and probability [17], and the patheng dudu game, which contains the concepts of the polyhedron, polygons, counting, comparisons, measurements, angles, relationships between lines, statistics, sets, distances, time, and functions [18].…”