Does your child forget the order of events or steps in a process?

The Link Method connects items with vivid, interacting images. Abacus trains the mental imagery to make this work.

Here’s the promise: You’ll learn how to remember any sequence in perfect order.

🧩 How the Link Method Works

Associate each item with the next using a crazy, vivid, interactive image. The brain remembers weird images far better than plain facts. Abacus visualisation makes it easier.

🎯 Creating Link Chains

Step 1: Turn each item into a vivid image. Step 2: Connect image 1 to image 2 in an interactive way (e.g., image 1 hitting, eating, or dancing with image 2). Step 3: Repeat for all pairs. Step 4: To recall, start with image 1 and follow the chain. Start with 3-4 items. For abacus: visualise bead movements as a chain of actions.

💡 A Parent’s Example

“My son used the link method for his spelling words. ‘C’ as a cat, ‘A’ as an apple, ‘T’ as a tree — cat eating apple, apple hitting tree. He remembers the sequence perfectly.”

You might wonder, “Is this better than repetition?” For sequences, yes — images outlast repetition.

❓ FAQ — Link Method