Does your child struggle to remember numbered lists or sequences?

The Peg System links numbers to rhyming words (one‑bun, two‑shoe, three‑tree). Abacus trains the associative memory it requires.

Here’s the promise: You’ll learn how to peg information for instant recall.

🧩 How the Peg System Works

You create a set of “pegs” (rhyming words) for numbers 1‑10. To remember a numbered list, you visually combine the peg with each item. Abacus visualisation makes images vivid.

🎯 Creating Your Pegs

1 = bun (sun, gun) — choose one. 2 = shoe (zoo, glue). 3 = tree (bee, key). 4 = door (store, floor). 5 = hive (drive, five itself). 6 = sticks (bricks, chicks). 7 = heaven (leven, Kevin). 8 = gate (date, eight). 9 = line (sign, mine). 10 = hen (pen, men). Practice pegs until automatic, then use.

💡 A Parent’s Success

“My son used the peg system for his spelling list. The third word was ‘beautiful’ — he pictured a beautiful tree. He remembers the order perfectly now.”

You might wonder, “Does this work for older children?” Yes — memory champions use peg systems.

❓ FAQ — Peg System