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When you look at the entertainment that’s being produced for kids in games and movies, it’s no wonder that kids are starting to zone out in school. During the last 7 years as an elementary public school teacher, I’ve always tried to find new ways to capture my students’ full attention, especially for that one subject that gets such a notoriously bad rap in elementary school – math.

One day I brought my guitar in to school to play a song I’d written about Long Division that was accompanied by some simple animations I’d made. While not all my students liked the folk rock genre, I could tell I had everyone’s attention.

Soon I began writing songs in genres that my students actually listened to: rap, rock, pop, country, you name it. Parents would tell me that their kids were singing the songs in the car, at dinner, even teaching them to their siblings. Almost in disbelief that kids were singing my math songs for fun outside of school, I felt encouraged and inspired to keep writing.

Speeding up to the current day, I've now written over 60 math songs of which 50 have been professionally recorded and animated. We hope you'll share these free videos with fellow teachers that you know, in order to combat the rigidity and stress of organized, centralized testing.

Perhaps even more importantly, pointing teachers directly to the https://numberock.com site helps us break off of our dependence to YouTube in order to market our videos to the world. Every share and like gives us more financial independence and an alternative to having to give YouTube some power in order to succeed.

Thanks so much for your valuable time. Tell family, friends, homeschoolers, or teachers that you know and join the NUMBEROCK Educational Revolution at https://numberock.com.