Learn the beads
Children learn the value and position of beads and how numbers are represented on the Abacus.
Abacus Maths starts with a physical counting frame and gradually teaches children to represent numbers, calculate with beads and visualise those movements mentally.

Abacus Maths is arithmetic taught with an Abacus. Children first work with the physical beads, then progressively practise visualising the frame and solving calculations mentally.

A simple progression takes a learner from bead movement to mental visualisation.
Children learn the value and position of beads and how numbers are represented on the Abacus.
They practise addition and subtraction by moving real beads, building accuracy and fluency.
With repetition, learners begin visualising the frame and bead positions without always holding the tool.
The longer-term goal is to solve suitable calculations by mentally visualising bead movements.
Watch the numbers flash one by one and keep a running total in your head.
Research on mental-Abacus training has examined numerical processing, visuospatial working memory and attention. Results differ across studies and learners, so we present these as areas of research rather than guaranteed outcomes.
See benefits & evidence →Learners move from foundation skills to progressively more advanced calculation as they master each stage.
Learn at an available Mastermind Abacus Bangladesh branch with local classroom support.
Find a Branch →Learn from home through structured live classes and guided practice.
Start with a demo and experience the method before deciding on enrollment.