07/08/2025
🎶 Songs You Can Count On: 21–26 🎶
Music is more than rhythm and melody—it’s how we process, heal, and connect. Sometimes a single lyric or beat says what we can’t put into words.
This set of number songs leans into that power—songs that reflect everything from joy and nostalgia to heartbreak and hope.
23 by Jimmy Eat World was the song that inspired me to start this list. You won’t regret taking the full 7+ minute emotional journey.
And Still Waters (Psalm 23) was a beautiful reminder of some beloved scriptures.
I’d love to hear: What song or artist has helped you through something?.
Because math may help us make sense of the world—but music helps us feel it.
🩵 Samples are in my stories
06/21/2025
🎶 Songs You Can Count On: 16–20! 🎶
The number jam session keeps going—this set’s full of surprises you didn’t know you needed on your playlist!
Which track hits just right?
Did I miss a hidden gem with a number from 16–20? Drop it in the comments!
🎧 Samples are in my stories and the full playlist is on Spotify! 📈 + 🎶 = 🎉
Tag a fellow math/music fan who needs this playlist in their life!
06/10/2025
🎶 Songs You Can Count On: 6–10! 🎶
The countdown continues with another set of number-filled tunes you didn’t know you needed!
Which one gets stuck in your head?
Did I miss a must-have for this number set? Let me know below!
🎵 Samples are in my stories—go take a listen!
📊 + 🎸 = 💯
Tag a fellow math/music lover who’d appreciate this numerical playlist magic!
Access the full playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5L7jkGngYm8ycXjH5E6J1a?si=jvegNd7hQZapZ7CWioZCHg
06/03/2025
💭 Would You Rather... drink 3 cups of coffee ☕️ or drink 2 pints of soda? 🥤
This isn’t just a silly question—it’s a sneaky way to build math muscles! 💪
👉 In this visual math routine, students compare liquid measurements using real-world scenarios. By deciding which is more, students engage in critical thinking, apply measurement conversions, and explain their reasoning using math vocabulary.
💡 The “Gallon Man” visual support helps them see the relationship between cups, pints, quarts, and gallons—making abstract concepts concrete and memorable.
✨ Why it works:
It’s interactive and fun 🌟
Supports math talk and reasoning 📣
Reinforces units of measurement in a relatable context 🧠
Gives all learners access with visuals and choices 🎨
🔁 Save this for your next math warm-up or small group lesson!
