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A bright cozy playroom with a big wooden bead abacus, jars of colourful beads and a low table where two small children happily thread big beads onto a string

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BeadTots

Which bead comes next?

▶ Let's string beads!

For grown-ups

A bead string shows a pattern — red, blue, red, blue… Your child finds the part that repeats and taps the bead that comes next. Spotting and continuing a pattern is one of the first steps toward maths (the seed of algebra). Loop says the pattern aloud, each bead has its own shape and colour so it works even with the sound off, and there is no way to lose. No timer, no score. Everything stays on this device.

The bead friends
  • Loop — sings the part that repeats: red, blue, red, blue…
  • Beady — adds the next bead when you spot what comes next.
  • Matchy — finds which bead fits the pattern (shape and colour together).
  • Stringy — the pattern keeper: find the part that repeats, and the rest follows.

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