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The Ultimate List of YouTube Learning Channels for Kids

As a homeschooling mom whose family lives on a fairly tight budget, I am always looking for more free or low cost educational resources. YouTube is one of my favorites. There are videos on just about every topic under the sun, and there are tons of educational channels specifically made for kids. Here are all the educational channels I could find, organized by subject. And please let me know if I'm missing any great channels, I would love to keep adding to this list!

*Disclaimer: I cannot personally vouch for all the content on all these channels (especially considering that values and needs vary from family to family). As a parent, it's important to preview videos before showing them to your kids.


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General Education
-Free School
-Homeschool Pop
-Khan Academy
-Khan Academy Kids
-Smithsonian
-The Brain Scoop
-NPR's Skunk Bear
-Varitasium
-Crash Course Kids

Science 

-SciShow
-SciShow Kids
-Nat Geo WILD
-National Geographic Kids
-National Geographic  
-The Dr. Binocs Show from Peekaboo Kidz
-Animal Atlas
-Houston Zoo
-Silly Science with Simon
-Minute Earth
-Minute Physics
-Wild Kratts
-The Science Channel
-All Things Animal 
-New Scientist
-Tyler DeWitt - This is a good one for high school chemistry students!
-Brave Wilderness- Brave wilderness is my 9 year old's current favorite. They have tons of great wildlife and dinosaur videos!
-Animal Fact Files
-BBC Earth
-BBC Earth Kids
-Kurzgesagt- In a Nutshell
-Science Mom
-The Amoeba Sisters


Social Studies and History
-The History Channel

Comments

  1. This is a great list! I have teens at home, and we like the CrashCourse videos. They are secular, so some of the content leads to great discussions about our beliefs with my teens. Also, not on YouTube, but ModernStates.Org is terrific for highschoolers preparing for CLEP courses.

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    1. We enjoy Crash Corse too. Will have to check out ModernStates!

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  2. Great list! For high school science, I'd add The Amoeba Sisters. All my high school students enjoy their videos, and they explain science very well! They cover more high-school science content (mitosis/meiosis, Punnett Squares, etc.)

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  3. we watch many of these. You don't have the The Great War channel. fascinating it is.

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  4. will be very useful with moms..thanks!!

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