math songs

Math for the Rest of Us…

Struggling with memorizing math facts?

 Is your child starting to learn to skip count or multiply?

Does your child struggle with their multiplication facts?

Is your child artistic, more right-brained?

Is your child the kind of kid that can learn anything if it’s put to music?

Introducing

Math Songs

The easiest way for kids to master their times tables and more!

These albums take kids through counting by 2s all the way through 15s, Multiplication Tables 2s-15s and Conversions & Area.
Each tune is catchy, fun to listen to, memorable, and easy to sing!

The Collection

Take a listen…

Preview the Albums

“I would definitely use the skip counting with my Kindergarten class which learns 2's, 5's,10's. The songs are upbeat but very soothing to the ear and easy to follow.”

-Brenda, Kindergarten Teacher

“Math Songs are short and sweet. I loved the variety of musical styles! The 9s Freeze was my favorite!”

– Sandy, 5th grade Math teacher

"The range of these songs is terrific. Learning multiplication and skip counting through 15's creates a lot of advantages for kids in school.”

Robin, Homeschool veteran

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Mozart Counts by 2s
3s Skip in the Breeze
4s Vibe Out in a Jazz Club
The Very Sad 5s
I Hope the Russians Love Their 6s Too
The 7 Dancing Princesses
8s in Space
The 9s Freeze
Dear 10s… Love, Theodosia
11s Stroll Through New Orleans
Kung Fu 12s
The 13 Amigos’ Tango
14 Pirates in the Caribbean
TGIFifteen
The 2x Blues
These are my Threees!
Jingle 4s
Lord of the 5s
Maroon 6
7 Brides for 7 Brothers
Ahoy M8s!
Blessed be Your 9s
It Takes 10 to Conga
Late Night Run to 7-Eleven
Good Morning 12s
The Ballad of 13
Twirling Down 14th Street
The Queen of 15s

"We love using Math Songs as a supplement to our math curriculum! It has helped us to reinforce the multiplication tables in a fun and catchy way… We love how each song has its own style!"

– Andrea,  Homeschool mom of 4

“The Queen of 15s is really dramatic: The music builds to a really cool climax - so fun!"

– Homeschool veteran

“My third grade son loves these songs, and they make the repetition of multiplication facts something he can truly enjoy!"

– Keety, Homeschool mom of 4

"We love using Math Songs as a supplement to our math curriculum! It has helped us to reinforce the multiplication tables in a fun and catchy way… We love how each song has its own style!"

– Andrea,  Homeschool mom of 4

“The Queen of 15s is really dramatic: The music builds to a really cool climax - so fun!"

– Homeschool veteran

“My third grade son loves these songs, and they make the repetition of multiplication facts something he can truly enjoy!"

– Keety, Homeschool mom of 4

The 2x Blues
These are my Threees!
Jingle 4s
Lord of the 5s
Maroon 6
7 Brides for 7 Brothers
Ahoy M8s!
Blessed be Your 9s
It Takes 10 to Conga
Late Night Run to 7-Eleven
Good Morning 12s
The Ballad of 13
Twirling Down 14th Street
The Queen of 15s

"These are not geared to the 'juvenile' - but to enjoy listening, mimicking and singing as a way of learning! There isn't a boring track in the entire lot!"

– Homeschool veteran

"America Goes Metric is especially fun!"

– Homeschool mom

“It’s a new way of learning math and made the learning process more interesting.”

– Dan, Elementary Student Dad

Grams Can’t Remember the Ounces (Grams to Ounces)
1 Millimeter = Swingin’ times… (Metric to US Linear Equivalents
Music of the Spheres (Area of a Circle)
Sir Cumference and the Knights of the Round Table (Circumference of a Circle)
The Temperature Tango (Fahrenheit to Celsius)
Area 51 (Area of a Square, Rectangle, Triangle)
The Waltzing Spoons (Kitchen Measurements, TSP - TBLS...)
Inching Along for Miles (US Linear Equivalents)
America goes Metric (US Linear to Metric)

Math for theRest of Us...

That’s right – the rest of us! You know, the ones who need to dance, move, twirl and bounce, sing, paint, color and draw, hum and daydream, the ones who maybe struggle to get the information quickly and easily.

Traditional resources are sufficient for many students, but there are lots of us for whom, for whatever reason, math is a struggle. Math Songs will be loved by BOTH!

They’re songs with math facts inspired by sounds around the world, with creative music that won’t insult your sensibilities or intelligence. Kids will be introduced to all kinds of musical styles, meters, scales, ethnic cultures, and of course, American pop culture inspirations.

Math Songs are simple, memorable, immanently singable and I can’t promise you they won’t get stuck in your head and have you dancing around the kitchen, finally getting those those stupid multiplication tables in your head once and for all…

That’s right – the rest of us! You know, the ones who need to dance, move, twirl and bounce, sing, paint, color and draw, hum and daydream, the ones who maybe struggle to get the information quickly and easily.

Traditional resources are sufficient for many students, but there are lots of us for whom, for whatever reason, math is a struggle. Math Songs will be loved by BOTH!

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They’re songs with math facts inspired by sounds around the world, with creative music that won’t insult your sensibilities or intelligence. Kids will be introduced to all kinds of musical styles, meters, scales, ethnic cultures, and of course, American pop culture inspirations.

Math Songs are simple, memorable, immanently singable and I can’t promise you they won’t get stuck in your head and have you dancing around the kitchen, finally getting those those stupid multiplication tables in your head once and for all…

Sarah Brown
Wife and Mother of 7 Children
Professional Music Composer, Teacher and Performer for 30+ years

A Personal Note From Sarah

True confession - I hate math...

I’m not good at it and I never was. It was always hard for me. I think if I’d had songs like this when I was a kid, math may not have been so burdensome for me. So if nothing else, I hope these songs reduce the toxic energy you may experience around learning math!

I want to help us see beauty in everything! Even in the things where it’s hard to see. Math is naturally beautiful to some people whose minds are wired that way. But for the REST OF US, math and numbers can feel incredibly difficult, frustrating and demoralizing. This can lead to ongoing internal feelings of inferiority and even shame. But this should not be! I hope that by bringing beauty to this realm, I can sweeten your life a little bit, and make something that might be really hard a little bit easier, a little more enjoyable, and maybe bring you some more success!