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Recently, I shared the best STEM / STEAM YouTube channels. Now let's look at the best geography and history YouTube channels for elementary kids, ages 5 - 11.

Geography YouTube Channels

MakeMeGenius Geography
Oriented for younger elementary students, this contains cute videos on topics such as different seasons, and landforms. (It also has science topics.)

Marbles the Brain Store
There's only two geography videos on this channel but they are SO good!

History YouTube Channels

Horrible Histories
This is a British video series of 26 cartoon episodes based on the books by the same name. The children's British accents are a bit hard to understand but overall these can be helpful for learning. I prefer the next channel's videos on the same topic.

Horrible Histories HD
We think these reenactments are HILARIOUS, sort of Monty Python-ish! I'm sure you will, too. We especially enjoy "Historical Masterchef" and the paramedics of different time periods.

These can be mature so just preview the videos prior to watching. That being said, these are well-done, hand-drawing-a-cartoon videos (is there a better term for that?) of history and some geography.

Any history or geography YouTube channels I missed? Let me know in the comments!

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Geography and History YouTube Channels for Elementary | Imagination Soup

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Recently, I shared the best STEM / STEAM YouTube channels. Now let's look at the best geography and history YouTube channels for elementary kids, ages 5 - 11. MakeMeGenius Geography Oriented for younger elementary students, this contains cute videos on topics such as different seasons, and landforms. (It also has science topics.)

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