I’ve used math videos from each of these Youtube channels and I love them. They’re high quality and engaging for the kiddos. I’ve included a math video from each channel to help you get a feel for what they offer. You can also click on their header image below to head to each channel. Some of them offer instructional videos in other subjects as well.
Have Fun Teaching is website and YouTube channel with a ton of free teaching resources. A lot of their videos are geared toward the primary grades but they do also have them for the intermediate grades as well. I used this video when we were working on geometry to help introduce my students to different polygons and the roots that will help them understand different mathematical terms that have them.
Shmoop offers videos on a variety of topics. With their quirky style, the kids are engaged and attentive to their message. These are especially good for upper elementary grade students.
Math Antics videos cover so many topics and strands of math. I always know I can count on this channel when I’m looking for a math video to teach a concept. While the videos aren’t as showy and fun as some other channels, they do a good job of teaching the math concepts.
While, I don’t share math videos, I also have a YouTube channel where I share tech tips. You can follow that here. Do you have a favorite YouTube channel that you use for math instruction?
I also have a collection of YouTube Channels to help you teach science! Head over to that post by clicking the image below.
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This is a great list, thanks for sharing! 🙂
This is a great list, I found a couple new ones to use! I love to have links on my website of what we're learning in math for parents and students to reference at home. I also use the ShowMe App to make videos myself and the kiddos make them in class on ipads sometimes.
The math channel my students love is NUMBEROCK.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt9SZgFExNwWTH5T_JnyF-A
Thanks for sharing!
Hi! We just shared this post on our pinterest page – awesome links. Can you check out our videos, and consider adding them to a list like this in the future?
Here’s an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ8Jy1xgqPU
Thank you so much for sharing!
I hope you don’t mind if I shamelessly plug my own YouTube channel. I started making videos to help my students review and I share the links with parents so that they can watch as well.
http://bit.ly/mrpearsonyoutube
Thanks for sharing!
You forgot Mathbyfives. He does higher level and lower level math.
My YouTube channel has many epic math lessons and breakouts! Each lesson is turned into a movie. I’m launching my Vlog and blog soon all about the creating amazing, memorable experiences and lessons for students. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRk82C18r3E
Simply great…ideal for both the slow and fast learners, and the teachers as well. Many thanks, Tessa.