Hint: They say it’s easy because they talk about mirroring and how you only really need to learn half of the times tables to know them all. This video takes a different look at multiplication in that it examines how viewers can memorize all of the multiplication facts up to 10 x 10. Multiplication Memorization (And Why It’s Not That Hard!) She’s cute, and the trick is worth learning for all students. Little Mya is PBS’s full-time kid, and she teaches viewers the finger-trick for the 9 times tables. It’s simply a woman explaining the trick with her hands. This video is made by Front Porch Math, and it’s all about teaching kids the famous trick for knowing the 6 x 6 to 10 x 10. Multiplication for Kids: Multiplying on Your Fingers She’s super high-energy, and her whole channel is just fun. Miss Jill sings songs about the times tables to the tunes of favorite children’s songs. The TIMES Table Songs (1-10) by Miss Jill Periwinkle teaches the concept of multiplication in this video, and thanks to its simplicity and visuals, students will be engaged. Students will probably find it funny, though, so it’s worth checking out.Ĭoncept of Multiplication for Kids: Grade 1 Maths for Kids This song has more than 5.7 million views, because it’s pretty silly and catchy–not because it’s helpful for teaching concepts. Though some of the videos can be a little slow, most contain animation and little stories which will keep students engaged. The library of learning videos here is vast. Iken Edu has 165 videos on its primary math video playlist alone. Multiplication Song: Learn about Multiplication The very first ever Schoolhouse Rock song is this one, Three Is a Magic Number.
Remember to check out these videos yourself before you show them to your students because only you know what will work for the children in your classroom.
These are just some of our favorite videos for teaching multiplication and division-you can also check out our multiplication and division videos playlist here (and be sure to subscribe to WeAreTeachers YouTube channel while you’re at it.) Divide your lessons between direct instruction, hands-on activities, and these cool multiplication and division videos, and it’s a sure win.
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