Home Learning Video Resources

Watching these videos can support your child during periods of home learning.

While you are watching, your children may wish to make some notes. They could try to record the key vocabulary (and discuss what it means), or pause the video to draw some pictures or write a few sentences about what they have found out.

Does your children have any additional questions after they have watched? Would they like to watch a part of it again to review their learning? Could they find out more about the topic from a different source (e.g. a book or website)?

How could they record what they have discovered? They might want to draw some labelled diagrams or write a sentence / paragraph / page about the topic. If you have access to a mobile device, could they create an audio or a video report?

In the current climate, with children spending increasing amounts of time online during home schooling, Northumbria Police would like to highlight a programme on online safety which they believe you will find useful for protecting your children if included as part of their home learning package.

There are resources on the website targeted at different age groups. Parents/Carers  could use the resource to assist as part of their learning and hopefully help keep them safe. Please click the link to learn more. Protecting Your Child Online

If you would like to learn more about online safety, visit our dedicated webpage .

Let’s explore the video channels…

Oak National Academy  

Oak National Academy is a new collection of high-quality lessons and online resources. Backed by the Government, it has been created in response to the coronavirus lockdown.

BBC Bitesize is now offering lessons on all areas of the curriculum.

English

The Alphablocks are living letters who appear in wonderful videos to help your children learn about phonics and develop their reading skills.

KidsTV123 has a large playlist of phonics videos that children can watch.

Fairy Tales and Stories for Kids has lots of animated stories to enjoy. Can your children retell the story to you after they have watched one of the videos?

BBC Teach hasa playlist of English videos to teach your children about punctuation and stories. It also includes ideas for writing, songs and more.

CBeebies havea playlist of their Bedtime Stories, in which people read popular children’s books. Why not record your own version on a mobile device?

Online author videos are available so your children can have books read to them.

Maths

The White Rose home learning offers daily lessons. This is a scheme of learning your children use in our school. Choose your child’s relevant year group for a daily Maths lesson.

The Maths Factor by Carol Vorderman provides learning, games and activities

The Numberblocks channel has lots of great videos to help younger children learn about numbers, addition and subtraction.

The Numberjacks are a group of superhero numbers who appear in educational videos that cover thinking skills, problem solving and maths.

The Singing Walrus has lots of songs to teach children about numbers and counting.

Hopscotchhas songs to help your children with counting.

Mr DeMaio creates fantastic educational videos, including this playlist of songs to help your children learn their multiplication tables.

Laugh Along and Learn also have a collection of Times Tables songs that your children can sing!

This playlist from Happy Learning English has some times tables songs, as well as videos about shapes and measurements.

Math & Learning Videos 4 Kids have a wide range of videos about different maths topics.

This playlist from BBC Teach explores how maths is used in different areas of life and work. It also includes videos about number, measure and shape concepts.

Science

Happy Learning English has a large collection of videos about humans, animals and plants.

Learn about amazing animals with this playlist from National Geographic Kids.

Hopscotch produce many educational videos. This playlist has songs about habitats, the continents, oceans and planets.

Operation Ouch produce educational videos about the human body.

Homeschool Pop has put together a collection of videos that cover a wide range of Science topics.

SciShow Kids has a wide range of Science videos that answer different questions about the world.

Science Max carries out huge science experiments. Could your children try similar experiments, but on a smaller scale, at home?

Nasa Kids brings you the latest images, videos and news from America’s space agency.

The Children’s University of Manchester provides a range of learning materials and activities for children.

Oxford Owl provide exciting practical science activities

STEM have some great home learning ideas.

Geography

Learn about the continents around the world with this playlist from National Geographic Kids.

BBC Teach has a playlist that can help your primary children to learn about different geographical concepts.

This playlist from Kids Learning Tube is full of videos to teach your children about countries around the world.

History

The Horrible Histories channel has some funny videos and entertaining songs that children can use to learn about different periods from history.

This playlist from Happy Learning English has some animated history videos.

Clarendon Learning has a large playlist of history videos for children.

That History Bloke a familiar face to our school with some interesting games and ideas for children.

Art

Art for Kids Hub has an enormous range of ‘How to Draw’ videos and art / craft ideas.

5-Minute Crafts Play shares craft ideas, experiments and tricks that you can try together.

Disney Junior also has a playlist of videos from their Art Attack series.

Easy Kids Craft has lots of enjoyable craft activities that you can complete.

Free School has a playlist of videos that can teach your children about famous artists from history.

Virtual Tours is an opportunity to have virtual tours of museums and galleries.

Music

RelaxDaily has an extensive collection of calming music that your children can play as part of mindfulness activities, or when they are working on other educational tasks.

Kidz Bop produce child-friendly versions of popular songs. Can your children learn some of the lyrics or dance along with the moves shown in the videos?

Classical Kids Storytime features children’s stories that are accompanied by classical music.

Free School has playlists to teach your children about BeethovenandMozart.

Listen to David Walliams’ Marvellous Musical Podcast 

Kids at home singing– have fun singing at home.

North Tyneside Music Hub are doing online music lessons- these are great to keep children entertained.

Sing Up offers loads of free singing resources for you to try at home. Please us send a video to dojo/seesaw of any songs you learn.

PE

The Body Coach has a great playlist of ‘5 Minute Move’ videos. These provide short workouts to get your kids moving!

Little Sports has videos featuring a variety of exercises to help your children stay active at home.

GoNoodle has videos that teach your children different dance workouts.

Try different yoga and mindfulness activities with these videos from Cosmic Kids Yoga.

Footy Pups shares videos to get younger children interested in exercise and to learn different football skills.

School Trips

Freedom Home Schooling offer virtual school trips