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The rhythm is do. Do, do, do, do, do, The rhythm is, do,

that's Dela Shea Stroudder.

She's the director of music programs at the Mosaic Youth Theater in Detroit.

And the song is,

6 times 6 is 36, 6 times 5 is 30 even six times four is 24 and six times three is

18 get it to the six says, do the success, do the success and so on and so on.

And she knows the power of a catchy tune. When teachers need help making a lesson sticky,

she goes into the classroom to inject a little music.

We might make songs that help teach multiplication facts.

We might do a rhythm piece that helps young people talk about syllables.

Most people learn the alphabet through the ABC song, so it works.

It's true.

The ABC song is a stone-cold classic, right up there with,

I'm just a bill, and three is a magic number.

My personal favorite of DeLashachaise is do the sixes.

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