Counting By Sevens Song, Counting By Seven Song, Count By Sevens Song, Count By Seven Song, Counting By 7 Song, Counting By 7s Song, Counting By 7’s Song
And into the second half of my rhyming posts about have fun teaching’s set of skip-counting we go, this time with a seven’s rhyme…
Seven goatherds went to heaven,
But they had once been eleven.
Four goatherds they left behind,
Just in case the goats got out of line.
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Counting By Sevens Song
Counting By Sixes Song, Counting By Six Song, Count By Sixes Song, Count By Six Song, Counting By 6 Song, Counting By 6s Song, Counting By 6’s Song
And so, we’re halfway done. We’ll be going all the way up to 12’s with this, so enjoy the halfway point. In the meantime, head over to check out more free songs, and they’re not just math songs, either, on have fun teaching.
Six cracks in mom’s favorite dish.
Six whiskers on mom’s ugly pet rat.
Six diamonds in mom’s favorite barrette.
Six seats around mom’s dinner table.
Six horses in mom’s giant stable.
Six lines in this silly rhyme.
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Counting By Fives Song, Counting By Five Song, Count By Fives Song, Count By Five Song, Counting By 5 Song, Counting By 5s Song, Counting By 5’s Song
Fives are next, and we’re nearly halfway done with these rhymes, which you might be able to tell is not my strongest suit. Anyway, after you’ve had a chuckle at my poor assemblage of words, head on over for some auditory delight at have fun teaching’s math songs section.
How many fingers have you got? Five.
How many toes have you got? Five.
How many eyes have you got? Two.
Wait.
I thought this rhyme was about five?
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Counting By Fours Song, Counting By Four Song, Count By Fours Song, Count By Four Song, Counting By 4 Song, Counting By 4s Song, Counting By 4’s Song
I will continue to punish your eyes and lyrical senses with another poor rhyme about the number four. Hopefully you’ll be inspired to run away from this blog and right over to the downloads section of have fun teaching!
Four times, I shut the door.
Four times, teddy dog opened it once more.
Four times, I yelled at the beast.
Four times, his tail slapped happily at my feet!
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Counting By Threes Song, Counting By Three Song, Count By Threes Song, Count By Three Song, Counting By 3 Song, Counting By 3s Song, Counting By 3’s Song
Continuing my series of posts on skip-counting songs, I’m writing a short lyric about the number 3 this time. Keep in mind that the songs you’re going to get from have fun teaching are much better than my distracting words! I’m just trying to keep things fresh here, and it might be good to challenge your students to write number songs, too!
Meep, meep, we’re three streets away!
Beep, beep, been stuck in traffic all day!
Bleep, bleep, move that car out of the way!
Whew. Guess I should watch what I say.
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Counting By Twos Song, Counting By Two Song, Count By Twos Song, Count By Two Song, Counting By 2 Song, Counting By 2s Song, Counting By 2’s Song
Continuing my series of posts about have fun teaching’s skip counting songs, I wanted to focus on the number 2 this time:
Two, two, I have two shoes.
Boo, hoo, I lost a shoe.
Woo, WOO, I found it by a pole.
Oh, No, it’s got a big hole!
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Counting By Ones Song, Counting By One Song, Count By Ones Song, Count By One Song, Counting By 1 Song, Counting By 1s Song, Counting By 1’s Song
In honor of the start of a series of posts on numbers, I will make a silly rhyme about the number one. Look for more poor attempts at rhyming to come, one for each number from 1 to 12.
There once was one honey bun,
Lacking in glaze, for it had none.
But that was enough for one old nun,
Who had given up on sugar for a season.
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Counting Songs, Counting Song, Skip Counting Songs, Math Counting Songs, Counting Numbers Songs
Counting is a huge skill in the first few years of school. What many don’t understand is that the patterns in skip counting also helps in multiplication. Practice skip counting with have fun teaching’s skip-counting songs. They have everything from 1’s to 12’s, as well as other math songs. One of the easiest ways to teach this is to have students loud and silent clap numbers.
For example, when counting by 3’s, soft-clap 1, 2, loud clap 3, soft-clap 4, 5, loud clap 6… and so on.
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