2. Twelve Days of Christmas Mathematically Speaking

3. Twelve Days of Christmas Mathematically Speaking

4. A Partridge in a Pear Tree

5. Two turtle doves

6. Three French hens

7. Four calling birds

8. Five golden rings

9. Six geese a-laying

10. Seven swans a-swimming

11. Eight maids a-milking

12. Nine ladies dancing

13. Ten lords a-leaping

14. Eleven pipers piping

15. Twelve drummers drumming

16. How Many Presents?

17. How Many Presents on day 3?

19. 3 + 2 + 1

20. Sequence!

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22. Music by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters Clipart from: