Does your child struggle to remember numbered lists or sequences?

The Peg System links numbers to rhyming images. Abacus trains the associative memory needed to use it effectively.

Here’s the promise: You’ll learn how to memorise numbered lists effortlessly.

🧩 How the Peg System Works

You create a fixed set of “pegs” (rhyming images for numbers 1-10). Then you “hang” the information you want to remember on each peg using vivid mental images.

🎯 Building Your Pegs

Memorise these pegs: 1-bun, 2-shoe, 3-tree, 4-door, 5-hive, 6-sticks, 7-heaven, 8-gate, 9-line, 10-hen. For a list: Create a vivid image connecting the list item to the peg. To recall: Go through 1-10, see the peg, retrieve the image, decode the item.

💡 A Parent’s Example

“My son used pegs for his science exam: 1 = Bun → Bunosaurs (Dinosaurs), 2 = Shoe → Shoe‑lar system (Solar system). He remembered all 10 topics perfectly.”

You might wonder, “Can we use pegs beyond 10?” Yes — extend with number‑shape or number‑rhyme systems.

❓ FAQ — Peg System