Marching in Sixes with MultipliNation!
Album Eleven: Early Childhood Music
MultipliNation’s latest release, “Six-Step Parade,” invites children to march through the ×6 times table with rhythm, laughter, and discovery. The song blends joyful group singing with clear math learning — making it a perfect addition to any classroom, homeschool, or family learning routine.
Why the ×6 Table Is Important
The ×6 table bridges the basics with higher math. Once kids know their ×3 table, they can double it to find ×6! That’s the math hack built right into the song:
Multiply by three, then double the answer — it’s the secret rhythm of six!
This simple trick helps children recognize patterns in numbers and boosts their confidence when moving to more advanced tables later on.
Learning Through Music 🎶
Children remember best when they move, sing, and feel the beat. “Six-Step Parade” combines melody and repetition, turning learning into play. Marching, clapping, and chanting together make math unforgettable — and fun!
Science Connection 🔬
Did you know insects like ants and bees walk on six legs? The number six appears all over nature — from the six sides of snowflakes to the hexagon patterns in honeycombs. Learning multiplication helps children see how math describes the patterns of our world.
A Little Math Humor 😂
Why did the number six start a parade?
Because it wanted to show off its steps!
Challenge Time! ✋
Can you count by sixes without stopping? Try this rhythm:
6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60!
With MultipliNation, math becomes music — and learning turns into joy. 💖
