HistoryTeachers: music videos that cover mainly world history. There are videos on “What Happened this Day in History?“, a lot of great content on Black History, biographies of US presidents, videos for Women’s History Month, and other educational material about leadership and bullying. History for Kids: has various playlists useful for Social Studies teachers. If you are just interested in World War 1, go to BBC! They have fascinating short videos about different aspects. Smart Songs: hip-hop/rap style music that inspires learning in History, Social Studies, Geography, and Science. PBS Presidents Everything you need to know about each President of the US, in just 60 seconds! They are so funny and silly and educational at the same time. He takes popular songs and makes parodies related to a theme in US history. He does speak quite fast, so I would use this as a review to what they’ve already learned (instead of as an introduction). John D Ruddy has lots of World History doodled videos about everything from the world wars, to revolutions, to Irish history. Shmoop: I am linking to their US History videos, but they have lots of channels, including one with biographies! I really enjoyed the electoral college and blue/red states explained! (definitely for teens and above) Laughing Historically: really entertaining videos, and several have lessons in political science. There is also a Crash Course Kids channel that is mainly science.
This might be my favorite history youtube channel for high school students just because the brothers that produce it are so entertaining. Horrible Histories: main European and US history, told in a funny way that focuses on the gore and vulgarity of history (without being gory or vulgar)Ĭrash Course videos are 10-15 minutes long, and quickly cover topics from US History to World History (plus literature, science, and more!). Our Favorite Social Studies YouTube Channels Obviously we can’t even make a list of Social Studies YouTube channels without mentioning a couple of the big ones:Īside from the famous Social Studies YouTube channels, there are loads of other educators teaching and reviewing history and government and economics and culture! Here are some of our favorites. Whether you are a history buff or helping someone with homework, these 20 Social Studies YouTube channels will entertain, teach, and delight you. There are plenty of marvelous teacher channels that cover a full range of Social Studies topics: from geography, to economics, government, culture and history.
It was their first time to learn about the guerra de castas, the Mayan chiefdoms, and much more. This really was a lifesaver as my kids struggled through their history courses in Mexico. With the infinite knowledge on the internet, you can learn almost anything for free.
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