<![CDATA[This study examined the implementation of Canva-based storytelling methods to enhance early childhood memory at TK Amanah, Kaur Regency. Employing a Classroom Action Research (CAR) framework, the investigation followed a cyclical procedure designed to optimize classroom pedagogical interventions. The research participants comprised 15 children enrolled in Group B at TK Amanah, Kaur Regency. The action research was executed across two complete cycles, with each cycle consisting of two sequential sessions. Data analysis combined qualitative descriptive techniques; used to evaluate process improvements represented by criteria predicates and quantitative descriptive analysis to determine performance gains through percentage improvements. The implementation of the Canva-based storytelling method yielded progressive advancements in children's memory retention. Specifically, baseline metrics rose from 33% in Cycle I (Session 1) to 48% in Cycle I (Session 2), expanded to 64% in Cycle II (Session 1), and culminated at 83% in Cycle II (Session 2). In conclusion, the systematic integration of Canva-based storytelling successfully improves early childhood memory capacity, as evidenced by the final benchmark in Cycle II (Session 2) reaching an 83% success rate, which satisfied the "Highly Developed" (Berkembang Sangat Baik/BSB) competency criterion.]]>
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