Learning at home between two sessions

Why the few minutes between two sessions can matter in your child's learning

A child may have a good teacher.

They may also have a tutor.

But one question remains important:

What do they do between sessions?

Learning doesn't just happen when an adult is present.

The child also needs the opportunity to review, repeat, and practice.

The tutor plays an important role

A tutor can guide the child, explain a concept, correct their mistakes, and adapt exercises.

It's a personalized approach.

But a tutor is usually not present every day.

So there is a gap between two sessions.

And this gap can become an opportunity to practice.

No need to turn the house into a classroom

The goal is not to ask the parent to conduct another hour-long lesson every evening.

For a young child, a few minutes can simply be dedicated to an activity:

a letter → a word → an image → a few numbers → a writing activity.

The most important thing is to create a regular habit.

ABC Malin can serve as support between sessions

The board can remain accessible to the child.

They can review letters.

Listen to words.

Discover English.

Practice numbers.

Answer quizzes.

Then move on to the notebooks.

This logic allows for continuity:

Tutor / school → ABC Malin → practice → repetition.

ABC Malin therefore does not need to be presented as a replacement for the tutor.

It can be presented as a complementary tool available at home.

And notebooks have an important function

The kit includes 3 "I write & I erase" notebooks.

Why?

Because learning a concept and practicing it are two different things.

The child can:

discover a letter → recognize it → pick up their pen → write it → erase → start again.

This ability to start again allows them to practice without considering every mistake as a failure.

A 15-minute routine

The parent guide included in the kit offers a simple approach around 15 minutes a day.

No need to wait for the child to want to do a long session.

A few minutes can be enough to gradually establish a habit.

For example:

5 min — letters and alphabet

5 min — numbers or English

5 min — writing notebook

The goal is regularity, not the length of the session.

What about working parents?

This is precisely the advantage of having a tool accessible at home.

The parent doesn't need to constantly stand behind the child to explain each activity.

They can set aside a short time during the day, provide support when necessary, and then let the child explore certain activities at their own pace.

A complementary solution

ABC Malin does not replace:

• school;
• the teacher;
• the tutor;
• parental support.

It simply provides additional support for practice at home.

And that's often where its value becomes evident.

In summary

Your child learns at school.

They may be accompanied by a tutor.

But in between, they may also need to practice.

ABC Malin transforms this space into a fun learning opportunity.

Discover the ABC Malin kit — 19,900 FCFA

Educational board + 3 notebooks + pen/refills + parent guide

Payment on delivery.