Does your child forget phone numbers, PINs, or sequences of digits?

The Peg System turns numbers into images that are easy to remember. Abacus trains the visualisation skill it requires.

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

🧩 How the Peg System Works

Each number 1-10 is associated with a rhyming image. To remember a sequence, you create a story linking the images. This leverages the brain’s strength for visual memory.

🎯 Learning the Pegs

1 = bun (a hot cross bun) | 2 = shoe | 3 = tree | 4 = door | 5 = hive (beehive) | 6 = sticks | 7 = heaven (clouds) | 8 = gate | 9 = wine (bottle) | 10 = hen. For 0 = hero or loop. For two‑digit numbers, create compound images (23 = tree + shoe).

💡 A Parent’s Example

“My son used pegs to remember his times tables. 6×7=42 became ‘sticks in heaven’ (6) times ‘heaven’ (7) equals ‘door’ (4) and ‘shoe’ (2). He never forgets.”

You might wonder, “Is this too complicated?” Start with 1-5. Add one number per week. Kids love the silly images.

❓ FAQ — Peg System