Resources
Here are all the Youtube channels I have my kid’s Youtube profile subscribed to. Yes, I HIGHLY recommend creating an email of one of your kid’s names and creating a separate Youtube account for your kids. I included channels I subscribe to that are specifically for my church’s Come Follow Me curriculum since that is an important segment in our homeschool days!
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Homeschool Youtube Channels — World History — Science — Social Science — Religion — Biology
Crash Course
They have tons of “crash course” videos that give a synopsis of large topics like religions. I also like the handful of videos I’ve seen with a question as the theme, specifically the anatomy and zoology videos. I like the deep explanation of things and the bits of humor added throughout. Seems like a great channel for the older kids that are getting bored by the “kiddy” educational videos around.
Homeschool Youtube Channels — Science
Crash Course Kids
They haven’t added content since 2016, but the content that is on here is definitely worth looking at for fun graphic science explanations on a number of things!
Homeschool Youtube Channels — Religion — Christianity
Bible Project
These videos are visually interesting topics and summaries and answers to religious questions. They are great for both kids and parents to enjoy!
Homeschool Youtube Channels — Zoology
Australia Zoo
This channel has tons of Irwin videos and so it’s a great spot for all things animals!
Homeschool Youtube Channels — Art
Art for Kids Hub
This is a popular channel and a great way to have some independent “screen-time” that is also learning. Art is a must-have subject for young children and they do a great job giving all kinds of drawing suggestions and video tutorials!
Homeschool Youtube Channels — Zoology
Animal Planet
If your kid likes animals, this is a good one for real-life content all about animals. Some of the content is a miss but an of the ones with the Irwins are obviously fantastic.
Homeschool Youtube Channels — History
A Kid Explains History
The channel hasn’t made new videos since 2021 but I think some of the videos still available are a great introduction to history since kids just enjoy listening to other kids.
