ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Preschool Prep Company Meet the Math Facts – Multiplication Song
Hey there! Are you ready to have some fun with multiplication? Let’s learn how to multiply numbers from one to twelve. It’s like a magic trick with numbers! Let’s get started.
Multiplying by one is super easy! Whatever number you multiply by one, you get the same number back. It’s like a mirror!
When you multiply by two, it’s like adding the number to itself. Let’s see how it works:
Multiplying by three is like adding the number three times. Check it out:
Four is fun! It’s like adding the number four times. Let’s try:
Multiplying by five is like counting by fives. Let’s see:
Six is a cool number! Let’s multiply by six:
Seven is lucky! Let’s see what happens when we multiply by seven:
Eight is great! Let’s multiply by eight:
Nine is fine! Let’s see how nine works:
Ten is easy! Just add a zero to the number. Let’s try:
Eleven is interesting! Let’s see what happens:
Twelve is the last one! Let’s multiply by twelve:
Wow, you did it! Now you know your multiplication facts. Keep practicing, and you’ll be a math whiz in no time!
Multiplication Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your house or classroom to find items that come in groups. For example, find a pair of shoes (2 shoes), a pack of crayons (12 crayons), or a set of forks (4 forks). Count the items in each group and write down a multiplication fact that matches. For example, if you find 3 pairs of shoes, write down 3 x 2 = 6.
Build a Multiplication Garden: Use colored paper or craft sticks to create flowers with different numbers of petals. Each flower should represent a multiplication fact. For example, a flower with 5 petals could represent 5 x 1 = 5. Arrange your flowers in a garden pattern and practice saying the multiplication facts out loud. You can even create a garden for each number from 1 to 12!
Multiplication Story Time: Create a short story or comic strip where characters use multiplication in their adventures. For example, a character might need to count the number of apples in baskets, where each basket has 4 apples. Illustrate your story and share it with your classmates or family. Think about how multiplication helps the characters solve problems in the story.
Here is a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Let’s all practice our math facts!
**Multiplication from one through twelve:**
– One times one equals one
– One times two equals two
– One times three equals three
– One times four equals four
– One times five equals five
– One times six equals six
– One times seven equals seven
– One times eight equals eight
– One times nine equals nine
– One times ten equals ten
– One times eleven equals eleven
– One times twelve equals twelve
Now let’s try two:
– Two times one equals two
– Two times two equals four
– Two times three equals six
– Two times four equals eight
– Two times five equals ten
– Two times six equals twelve
– Two times seven equals fourteen
– Two times eight equals sixteen
– Two times nine equals eighteen
– Two times ten equals twenty
– Two times eleven equals twenty-two
– Two times twelve equals twenty-four
Let’s try three:
– Three times one equals three
– Three times two equals six
– Three times three equals nine
– Three times four equals twelve
– Three times five equals fifteen
– Three times six equals eighteen
– Three times seven equals twenty-one
– Three times eight equals twenty-four
– Three times nine equals twenty-seven
– Three times ten equals thirty
– Three times eleven equals thirty-three
– Three times twelve equals thirty-six
Now let’s try four:
– Four times one equals four
– Four times two equals eight
– Four times three equals twelve
– Four times four equals sixteen
– Four times five equals twenty
– Four times six equals twenty-four
– Four times seven equals twenty-eight
– Four times eight equals thirty-two
– Four times nine equals thirty-six
– Four times ten equals forty
– Four times eleven equals forty-four
– Four times twelve equals forty-eight
Now let’s try five:
– Five times one equals five
– Five times two equals ten
– Five times three equals fifteen
– Five times four equals twenty
– Five times five equals twenty-five
– Five times six equals thirty
– Five times seven equals thirty-five
– Five times eight equals forty
– Five times nine equals forty-five
– Five times ten equals fifty
– Five times eleven equals fifty-five
– Five times twelve equals sixty
Let’s try six:
– Six times one equals six
– Six times two equals twelve
– Six times three equals eighteen
– Six times four equals twenty-four
– Six times five equals thirty
– Six times six equals thirty-six
– Six times seven equals forty-two
– Six times eight equals forty-eight
– Six times nine equals fifty-four
– Six times ten equals sixty
– Six times eleven equals sixty-six
– Six times twelve equals seventy-two
Now let’s try seven:
– Seven times one equals seven
– Seven times two equals fourteen
– Seven times three equals twenty-one
– Seven times four equals twenty-eight
– Seven times five equals thirty-five
– Seven times six equals forty-two
– Seven times seven equals forty-nine
– Seven times eight equals fifty-six
– Seven times nine equals sixty-three
– Seven times ten equals seventy
– Seven times eleven equals seventy-seven
– Seven times twelve equals eighty-four
Now let’s try eight:
– Eight times one equals eight
– Eight times two equals sixteen
– Eight times three equals twenty-four
– Eight times four equals thirty-two
– Eight times five equals forty
– Eight times six equals forty-eight
– Eight times seven equals fifty-six
– Eight times eight equals sixty-four
– Eight times nine equals seventy-two
– Eight times ten equals eighty
– Eight times eleven equals eighty-eight
– Eight times twelve equals ninety-six
Let’s try nine:
– Nine times one equals nine
– Nine times two equals eighteen
– Nine times three equals twenty-seven
– Nine times four equals thirty-six
– Nine times five equals forty-five
– Nine times six equals fifty-four
– Nine times seven equals sixty-three
– Nine times eight equals seventy-two
– Nine times nine equals eighty-one
– Nine times ten equals ninety
– Nine times eleven equals ninety-nine
– Nine times twelve equals one hundred eight
Now let’s try ten:
– Ten times one equals ten
– Ten times two equals twenty
– Ten times three equals thirty
– Ten times four equals forty
– Ten times five equals fifty
– Ten times six equals sixty
– Ten times seven equals seventy
– Ten times eight equals eighty
– Ten times nine equals ninety
– Ten times ten equals one hundred
– Ten times eleven equals one hundred ten
– Ten times twelve equals one hundred twenty
Now let’s try eleven:
– Eleven times one equals eleven
– Eleven times two equals twenty-two
– Eleven times three equals thirty-three
– Eleven times four equals forty-four
– Eleven times five equals fifty-five
– Eleven times six equals sixty-six
– Eleven times seven equals seventy-seven
– Eleven times eight equals eighty-eight
– Eleven times nine equals ninety-nine
– Eleven times ten equals one hundred ten
– Eleven times eleven equals one hundred twenty-one
– Eleven times twelve equals one hundred thirty-two
Let’s try twelve:
– Twelve times one equals twelve
– Twelve times two equals twenty-four
– Twelve times three equals thirty-six
– Twelve times four equals forty-eight
– Twelve times five equals sixty
– Twelve times six equals seventy-two
– Twelve times seven equals eighty-four
– Twelve times eight equals ninety-six
– Twelve times nine equals one hundred eight
– Twelve times ten equals one hundred twenty
– Twelve times eleven equals one hundred thirty-two
– Twelve times twelve equals one hundred forty-four
Now we know our math facts!
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