At Malka, memory development is part of everyday life.

Children remember new things through poems, songs, games, repetition, and bright visual materials. Children remember through movement, rhythm or stories. We work with all of it.

To keep them interested, we change the format regularly. Some days we use games and hands-on materials. Other days it might be videos, music, or group activities. Young children learn better when attention stays active.

We also pay close attention to different stages of development.

🌱 During the first year, children begin building motor memory
🌱 From around one year old, recognition and short-term memory start to develop
🌱 Between two and three, the foundation of long-term memory becomes stronger
🌱 From three to seven, speech, communication, and long-term memory develop more actively

Every child develops differently. At Malka, we try to notice what works best for each one. The goal is not pressure or speed. It’s helping children stay curious, confident, and comfortable while they learn.