Sara Wilson

Hi Yeshaiahu, so good to see you in the program. Glad you joined! Can’t wait to help you get started teaching your own children first and then teaching at your school and outside.

Welcome again.
Cheers!
Sara.

Hi Sherine, so glad you joined the membership! We are so happy to have you. As you begin working on the lessons, please feel free to post your questions in the Forums under Unit 1 if it’s Unit 1 related or under the General Forums if something comes up.

I will have one of the teachers reach out to you via email in the morning tomorrow and…[Read more]

Hi Shanthi, welcome to you all the way from Japan!! 🙂

We are glad to have you. You will be able to not only refresh the content and follow the order of lessons that we recommend, but also have access to the worksheets to use with the Club and help so so many children. I will reach out to you tomorrow via email to discuss if you would like to…[Read more]

Hi Mostafa, thank you for your interest. To join and get access to the complete course, click on the link below and sign up for the Lifetime Membership which is a great deal. If you would rather pay over time, you also have the option of the Monthly or the Per Unit Plan.

Membership Options

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Aimy, to get the full benefit, please understand that you and your child have to be patient. But there are some very quick wins you will have every few weeks. Please lookout for the email inviting you to a Q&A session to answer any startup questions you may have.

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Mo, based on the part of the world you are in, it’s generally not as easy as walking to the neighborhood book store to pick up an Abacus. Generally it’s best to just order it online. Here are links to few that we recommend.
https://learnabacusathome.com/resources/

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Jenny, certainly make sense to put this knowledge you will gain to teach other students and generate some side income. 😉

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Angel, we’ve got your back. In fact, if you are interested in a crash course to get started, let us know and we will set it up for you. In fact, we are going to broadcast an email for a free onboarding training for those who join.

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Shelly, glad you joined. Great to hear that you are committing to put in the time to learn and teach Abacus Mind Math to your 4 year old. I know, they are going to be forever grateful to you for doing so.

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Praju, you are at the right place to learn Mental Math and possibly teach your child or tutor others. Please login, navigate to the “Lessons” menu item and then start with Unit 1, Week 1. Thanks again for your interest. If you would like to join our Office Hours and post other specific questions to one of our trainers, please let me know…[Read more]

Hi Usha, if you go to the “Lessons” menu and start with Unit 1, Week 1, you will be in good shape. If interested in joining our crash course webinar to help new members get started, please look out for that email in the next week or so with a link to register.

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Riwa, glad to have you here. I hope you will take advantage of the free four weeks of lesson to begin working with your children. Check out the “Resources” page on the learnabacusathome.com website for abacus we recommend in case you need some suggestions on an abacus to purchase.

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Ravi, glad you are considering Abacus as part of your child’s education. I am confident it will go a long way in helping him over the long run. 3.5 years is a little young to begin though. I would wait till he is about 4.5 years of age or until he is confident reading and writing 0 to 9. That’s the age when we usually start some of our…[Read more]

Welcome Judi!

Hi Ramya, like anything, the hardest part is getting started. I am confident that if you follow the course and are able to stick to a consistent routine, you will have no choice but to succeed 🙂

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Manjari, glad you are here. Almost 5 year old is a great age to begin with your child, especially if they can read and write numbers 0 to 9.

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Aya, no better way to help them with Math than to do it yourself. If they are still young in the 4-12 years of age, Abacus Mind Math will go a long way in boosting their confidence.

Thanks,
Sara

Hi Emmiemohyi, glad that you are here. I would wait until your child was about 4+ to begin them on the Abacus. In the meantime, it may be a good opportunity to learn some of the basics. Obviously take advantage of the first four weeks free course, but also look out for a crash course webinar we will be doing soon.

Cheers!
Sara

Hi Dana, my apologies for the delay in writing back. Glad to hear that your daughter is loving the Abacus program. We would love to learn about what your child has learned so far. I am curious if she is able to do 7 + 7 on the Abacus. Can you please let me know.

Our approach is to get the child working with single and double digit numbers as…[Read more]

Hi Bashar, glad you are here. With four children, it will be well worth your time to invest your time and money into this program to teach and help not one child, but four. 🙂

We look forward to working with you!
Cheers!
Sara