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Math Song
by Montessori Academy
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The summing of the squaring of the edges of a triangle
Is equal to the square of the hypotenuse side
But only if your triangle is right can we assume this
If your triangle is wrong we can assume that I lied
Johnny has eleven apples, Kevin has another seven
Apples in a bushel basket shiny and red
Now if Johnny took an apple from the seven that were Kevin's
Knowing Kevin I'd say Johnny'd have a basket on his head
Locomotive A left Walla Walla trav'ling all of sixty-
Seven miles an hour in the opposite way of
Locomotive B where you are sitting, looking out the window; did I
Mention that your luggage is on Locomotive A?
Farmer Joe has fifty acres; Farmer Joe has seven greedy sons
Who want to run the farm when Farmer Joe's deceased
Now, should Farmer Joe divide it, or should Farmer Joe decide to
sell it all to buy a condo down in Tampa / St. Pete?
Let's say you have a pizza and divide it into pieces and the
Pieces of the pizza must be fair as can be
Assuming there are twelve of you, how big to cut the pieces
Being careful first, of course, to give three-quarters to me
The summing of the squaring of the edges of a triangle
Is equal to the square of the hypotenuse side
But only if your triangle is right can we assume this
If your triangle is wrong we can assume that I lied
Johnny has eleven apples, Kevin has another seven
Apples in a bushel basket shiny and red
Now if Johnny took an apple from the seven that were Kevin's
Knowing Kevin I'd say Johnny'd have a basket on his head
Locomotive A left Walla Walla trav'ling all of sixty-
Seven miles an hour in the opposite way of
Locomotive B where you are sitting, looking out the window; did I
Mention that your luggage is on Locomotive A?
Farmer Joe has fifty acres; Farmer Joe has seven greedy sons
Who want to run the farm when Farmer Joe's deceased
Now, should Farmer Joe divide it, or should Farmer Joe decide to
sell it all to buy a condo down in Tampa / St. Pete?
Let's say you have a pizza and divide it into pieces and the
Pieces of the pizza must be fair as can be
Assuming there are twelve of you, how big to cut the pieces
Being careful first, of course, to give three-quarters to me
