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    Engaging and Informative YouTube Channels for Kids During Home-Based Learning

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    Navigating the waters of Home-Based Learning (HBL) while balancing Work From Home (WFH) can be a challenging task. It’s even more taxing when there are technical issues or when work emergencies coincide with the kids’ lessons.

    For those moments when you need a short break or have to address an unexpected work call, here’s a carefully curated selection of educational YouTube channels for your kids. These channels are not only informative but are also a great way for families to bond over insightful content.

    A Few Points to Remember:

    • This compilation isn’t sponsored by any channels.
    • This list has been collated from various recommendations from our parent community. Ensure you preview any content to deem its appropriateness for your children.
    • Always follow safe online practices when your children are on the internet, such as setting time limits, ensuring screen breaks, and monitoring their viewing in communal spaces.

    Handpicked Educational Channels:

    1. Time To Come In, Bear: A beautifully narrated story that explains social distancing.
    1. Crash Course Kids: A vibrant animated series covering a wide range of topics from dinosaurs to ancient civilizations.
    1. Science Channel: Dive into a plethora of captivating explorations into myths, mysteries, and manufacturing processes.
    1. SciShow Kids: A fun-filled series bringing science and nature to life.
    1. Kids Learning Tube: Short episodes that encompass a variety of intriguing topics for children.
    1. National Geographic Kids: A trusted name that offers a wealth of knowledge for young explorers.
    1. Free School: Delve into the world of Art, Sciences, and Literature.
    1. Mike Likes Science: Quick snippets designed to spark a passion for science in kids.

    For the Older Bunch:

    1. Geography Focus: Virtual trips around the globe exploring diverse cultures and attractions.
    1. TheBrainScoop: Journey through the annals of history and natural sciences with the Field Museum of Chicago.
    2. Geek Gurl Diaries: Dive into the world of technology with this quirky channel.
    3. Science Max: An exciting collection of experiments and myth-busting science tales.
    4. Mystery Doug: A series revolving around the intriguing questions posed by students.
    5. Curiosity Stream: Engage in a myriad of in-depth documentaries spanning various subjects from nature to technology.

    If you have tried and loved these channels or have more to suggest, let us know. For additional HBL strategies, you can visit NUH’s website.

    Stay safe, remain engaged, and enjoy enriching online adventures!

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