Instead of the words, as used in the preceding game, follow the same
plan as with two digit numbers, as--
1 is 29 4 is 100 7 is 35
2 is 93 5 is 61 8 is 12
3 is 57 6 is 44 9 is 98
10 is 86
This is simply a combination picture of two Code words. One is TIE and
29 is KNOB, a picture of a huge red TIE hanging on a KNOB will answer
the purpose.
2 is SNOW and 93 is BOMB, a big, black, sizzling BOMB in the SNOW bank.
Picture each pair as given and recall them by first recalling the
Code word for the position in the list and it will be associated with
another object in the picture, the number value of which is the number
as given.
Accuracy in this game is dependent upon being familiar with the Code,
know the sounds, and if the Code word for 57 does not come to mind
easily use any word with the two sounds L and K and it will represent
57. You could use the word Lake, Elk, or Leg, any one of which will
enable you to remember the number.
Other uses of the Number Code will be given in the next book, and there
will be found many applications of it to the needs of the child in his
school work. It is helpful in many ways and should be mastered both for
its usefulness and for the value in mental development which will come
from practicing with it.