Numbers that mean something
247 is not just a numeral—it is 247 noodles in the pot, made from 2 hundreds, 4 tens, and 7 ones. The three-rod soroban becomes three mixing bowls.
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Bead Beast Bistro: A Free Abacus Level 2 Game
Run a diner for eight hungry monsters while practising three-digit numbers, two- and three-digit three-row sums, and one-digit signed mental flashes on a three-rod soroban.
Every monster is available without an account. Progress is saved on this device.
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0–999number range
3 rodshundreds, tens, ones
3 rowstwo- and three-digit sums
8 monsterscustomers to feed
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What is Bead Beast Bistro?
A monster diner with a real Level 2 learning path.
Each customer orders a silly dish that is really an abacus task: make a three-digit number, read the pot, mix a three-bowl recipe, or catch a number whisper. Solve the order and the monster gobbles it up with a happy wiggle.
Delight, not worksheets
Springy beads, silly sound effects, goofy monster reviews, and a very satisfying burp button keep children coming back to the same Level 2 skills.
Level 2 coverage
What children practise in the bistro.
Level names differ between abacus programs, so Bead Beast Bistro describes its arithmetic precisely instead of promising certification or affiliation.
| Order type | Concepts | Level 2 comparison |
|---|---|---|
| 🍳 Make the dish | Read and build numbers up to 999 on hundreds, tens, and ones rods. | Three-digit number sense that leads into Level 2's larger sums. |
| 👀 Read the pot | Recognise the number shown by counting hundreds, tens, and ones. | Fluent place-value reading for three-digit results. |
| 🥣 Mix the bowls | Two- and three-digit addition and subtraction over three rows with mixed signs. | Matches the official Level 2 (Movers) "2 digits - 3 rows, 3 digits - 3 rows" scope. |
| 🤫 Number whisper | One-digit three-row mental addition and subtraction held in the head as numbers flash by. | Matches the official Level 2 "mental: 1 digit - 3 rows" visualization practice. |
For comparison, the official Indian Abacus Movers (Level 2) syllabus includes two- and three-digit addition and subtraction over three rows, plus one-digit three-row mental practice. See the official Level 2 syllabus. Indian Abacus is a trademark of its respective owner; Cute Amor is not affiliated with it.
How it plays
Every correct answer feeds a monster.
Four orders complete a customer's shift. Each monster has a silly review to earn and the next one only unlocks after the current monster is fed.
Springy beads
Move big, bouncy beads that plink and boing as you count to the answer.
Goofy customers
Gronk, Chompzilla, Slurps and friends react to every answer with silly sound effects.
A real burp button
Finish a shift to unlock each monster's celebration—including a press-for-a-burp button.
Is Bead Beast Bistro right for my child?
It is designed for children who have finished Level 1 friend formulas and are ready for three-digit numbers and three-row totals—the core of the official Level 2 (Movers) scope.
Start cooking free →Level 1 graduateFresh three-digit and three-row practice as a natural next step.
Current Level 2 learnerPlayful reinforcement matching this week's three-row or mental lesson.
Wants a breakStill practises real abacus skills, but with monsters and burps instead of worksheets.
Need the Level 1 warm-up first?
Bead City covers number reading, small friends, big friends, combinations, and multi-row sums on a two-rod soroban.
Explore Bead City →