Double Power Two: Count in Pairs with Future Rave Energy

MultipliNation’s Album Twelve, in the Future Rave genre, drops a high-energy learning track for the times-2 table: “Double Power Two.” This song teaches kids how numbers grow in pairs, from 1×2 through 10×2, with a rhythm that’s easy to sing and remember.

Why doubles matter

Doubles build confidence and speed:
1×2=2, 2×2=4, 3×2=6, 4×2=8… all the way through 10×2=20. Kids start spotting even-number patterns and hearing math as music.

Math hack

Double it. Times two means add the number to itself.
Example: 7×2 → 7+7 = 14. Quick, simple, powerful.

Science connection 🔬

Pairs are everywhere: two eyes help with depth, two ears help locate sound, and many tools work in pairs (pedals, oars, wheels). Counting in twos maps neatly onto how we move and sense the world.

Smart joke

Joke: Why did the number seven bring a friend for math class?
Answer: It needed double support
Explanation: Times-2 means “double,” so bringing a friend is like adding the same number again.

🎧 Listen: Start doubling with a new song all about the times-2 table