Videos

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Videos are a big resource for children today. With the boom of technology, almost every child has access to a smart tv, tablet, cell phone, etc. The following are channels and videos I would recommend you use for your child.

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Babies to Kindergarten

• Gigglebellies (Fun to sing along! Colorful, catchy, and fun for little ones. They will love it!)

• Dave and Ava (Check out the phonics song! ABC's, nursery rhymes, and more.)

• Pinkfong (They brought you baby shark, now use the learning ones too! ABC's and more!)

• Super Simple Songs (Another great resource for learning songs and even for fun.)

• Bob The Train (Kid loves trains! Check out Bob the Train!)

• StoryBots (I don't care what age you are, fun for everyone and so much to learn!)

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Elementary level and up

• StoryBots (I don't care what age you are, fun for everyone and so much to learn!)

• Peekaboo Kidz (Dr. Binoc can be used for kids and adults answering questions simply and advanced.)

• Crash Course Kids (Fun explanations! Science videos for everyone!)

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Middle School and up:

• minutephysics (Drawing animated. Quick videos to inspire learning from simple questions to advanced.)

• Peekaboo Kidz (Dr. Binoc can be used for kids and adults answering questions simply and advanced.)

• Crash Course Kids (Fun explanations! Science videos for everyone!)

• Crash Course (I've used this in my classroom and it covers all subjects)

• StoryBots (I don't care what age you are, fun for everyone and so much to learn!)

 

More to be added later, but this is plenty to keep you busy. Please do not use this as a way to teach your kids

without your involvement. Watch along, or watch it before they do. Ask them questions. Did they understand? Discuss what you liked best or what you may have learned too. Quiz them about it later and praise them for remembering. You may end up teaching yourself new things along side of them and that is an amazing experience you will both remember.

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