Does your child struggle to remember long numbers like PINs or historical dates?

The Major System converts numbers into consonant sounds, then into words and images. Abacus trains the number‑to‑image translation.

Here’s the promise: You’ll learn how to turn any number into a memorable picture.

🧩 The Major System Code

0 = s, z (soft c). 1 = t, d, th. 2 = n. 3 = m. 4 = r. 5 = l. 6 = sh, ch, j, soft g. 7 = k, hard c, g. 8 = f, v. 9 = p, b. Vowels are free. Example: 35 = m + l = “mail”.

🎯 How to Use the Major System

Step 1: Learn the sound chart (5-10 minutes daily). Step 2: Convert 2‑digit numbers into words. Step 3: Turn words into vivid images. Step 4: Chain images together for longer numbers. Practice: Start with 2 digits, then 4 digits. Use abacus to visualise bead patterns as numbers.

💡 A Parent’s Example

“My son memorised his 12‑digit library card number in 5 minutes using the Major System. 23 = ‘name’, 15 = ‘tail’, etc. He turned them into a story. Abacus helped him see numbers as images.”

You might wonder, “Is this too complex for young children?” Start with 1-digit images (1 = tie, 2 = Noah, 3 = ma, etc.).

❓ FAQ — Major System