Does your child struggle to remember number sequences like phone numbers or PINs?

The Peg System turns numbers into rhyming images. Abacus trains the association skills needed.

Here’s the promise: You’ll learn how to memorize any number sequence.

🧩 How the Peg System Works

Each number gets a concrete, rhyming image. Then you link those images in silly stories. The brain remembers images far better than digits.

🎯 Learning the 10 Pegs

1 = bun; 2 = shoe; 3 = tree; 4 = door; 5 = hive; 6 = sticks; 7 = heaven; 8 = gate; 9 = line; 10 = hen. Practice until recall is instant. Then use them to memorize sequences: 3,7,2 = tree, heaven, shoe — imagine a tree growing up to heaven with a shoe hanging on it.

💡 A Parent’s Success

“My son used pegs to memorize his times tables. 3×4=12 became tree (3) at door (4) with a bun (1) and shoe (2). Silly but unforgettable. His test scores improved.”

You might wonder, “Does this work for longer numbers?” Yes — chain the images. 349 = door, tree, line — imagine a door with a tree growing through it drawing a line.

❓ FAQ — Peg System