Math songs

Hi! Remember me? Yes, I'm that blogger you love hearing from. The one that posts the most random things from kindergarten math, to sixth grade reading, to clip art. Yeah, I took a little hiatus. Prepping for the big sale wore me out. I took a few (fourteen) steps back from the computer for a few days and enjoyed life as a non-blogger. I didn't creating anything at all, for almost two weeks, for the first time in months. I do have quite a few things that I found that I want to share with you…

It's that time of year where we are all finishing up school and looking for the perfect way to say THANK YOU to the wonderful teachers in our lives. I made these cute tags to go along with pencil flowers for my little girl's Kindergarten teachers. They LOVED them! I bought flowers from the dollar store and used floral tape to wrap pencils to the stems. Then we put them in a cute deep mug so they can put them on their desks to use every school year. As a teacher myself, I have some of these…

Traditional nursery rhymes like Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star and Humpty Dumpty have been around for hundreds of years. These childhood rhymes have not only lasted the test of time, but they are forefr

"Skip Counting Song" (from First Grade Wow; Tune: "Skip to My Lou"):

The Power Of Teaching Math with Music • Mr Elementary Math

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Hey All! This week has been already been a busy one. Today’s post is going to be kind of random, so bear with me. First, I want to share the COOLEST website I found with you. If your kids like Jeopardy games, this website is for you. My kids LOVE Jeopardy games. I don’t have them answer in questions, but…

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Math and Music go hand in hand. It's often math concepts that make rhythm and harmony work. You don't need to know complex formulas or calculations to appreciate music, though the math is working away behind the scenes as we listen. Click to learn how math and music join forces to make the sounds and songs we love.