Musical Multiplication App Access
Learn Multiplication Facts with Music!
Learning multiplication facts is fun with the brand-new Musical Multiplication app! This interactive app includes 42 original multiplication songs with captivating lyrics and vibrant pictures to make memorization a breeze. Save 20% now through July 31, 2025.* Keep reading for more details!
App Benefits:
- Children learn multiplication facts independently, freeing up time for parents.
- Your child’s progress is conveniently tracked on the app.
- Children experience joyful learning that is both auditory and visual.
- Through music, children learn math facts quickly for long-term mastery.
- Add up to six user profiles so all your children can practice and track their progress.
Save 20% in July!
Dive into unlimited access to the Musical Multiplication app today for a one-time payment of $19.99. This introductory, limited-time price* for unlimited access is available only at goodandbeautiful.com until July 31, 2025. Download instructions will be emailed to you after purchase.
Add access to the app to your cart today and watch your child’s multiplication skills soar!
Keep reading to see how you can download your FREE 7-Day Trial!
Try the Musical Multiplication App Free for 7 Days!
No payment required to try the app before you buy! Download the Musical Multiplication App on your device from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Then open the app and select Free 7-day trial. You will be prompted to sign in. If you already have an account with The Good and the Beautiful, you can simply sign in. Or tap Get Started to create an account if you’re new to The Good and the Beautiful.
During or upon completion of your free trial, you can make a single payment for unlimited access of the app on our website.
Purchasing Musical Multiplication App Access from The Good and the Beautiful website offers you the lowest price for unlimited access to the app, however, there are other purchase options within the app as well.
Installing the App on Your Device
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Apple Users
Apple Users
Click here to download on the App Store
Or1. Go to the App Store on your phone or tablet.
2. Search for “Musical Multiplication.”
3. Download the app.
4. Watch the “How the App Works” video.
5. Sign in with your goodandbeautiful.com login. -
Android Users
Android Users
Click here to download on the Google Play.
Or1. Go to the Google Play Store on your phone or tablet.
2. Search for “Musical Multiplication.”
3. Download the app.
4. Watch the “How the App Works” video.
5. Sign in with your goodandbeautiful.com login.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find more information about...
- additional purchase options,
- download instructions,
- and how to use the app.
Please visit our FAQs page.
What Families Are Saying
“My daughter is IN LOVE with this app. She is enjoying the songs and the mini quiz afterward doesn't overwhelm her at all. … The other day she and her little sister went for a walk and brought the app along, singing the songs and skipping.”
— Lindsey G.
“This is an easy way to practice multiplication facts because the student can do everything themself in one place. ... I like that she can practice her math facts for either a number set or a mixed group all on her own. Her mastery of multiplication facts has improved already this week. Thank you!”
— Ashley S.
“I can't believe how much more my daughter has asked to practice her multiplication just in the short time we have been using the app. She is so excited to move through the levels of mastery to collect butterflies, etc. I absolutely love that I can say yes at any time, because it's always with us on the go!”
— Kelsey P.
"The app is easy to use and navigate. It is nice to have the option to practice by either number set or letter set. My student likes the songs, and they are helpful for recall. The option to click on a hint if needed is great and can reduce frustration for students. ... This app has been great to help my student tie up the loose ends of the math facts she hadn't quite mastered. It has been an effective way for her to practice her math facts independently and as a positive experience."
