Thinking of Posting a Really Long List of YouTube Resources...

[nerdybird]

I would like some feedback before I post my list here. I've been combing through my old links and the youtube history of our schoolroom computer recently. I have come across several great videos and playlists that I think would be of use to the WTM community, particularly those with preschoolers and grammar stage children in their lives. :)

 

It is quite extensive, but not exhaustive. Some of the content on the list aired on PBS in the past 40 years. Some of it is educational content made especially for YouTube or by fans, enthusiasts or educators. A portion of it is in the public domain in the US and/or the UK and has been uploaded to YouTube for entertainment or archival purposes.

 

Is there any interest in a highly unofficial mom-made master list of resources on YouTube around here? Please let me know what you think.

 

Thank you very much,

 

Nerdy H. Bird :)

 

[leeannpal]

I would love to see your list!

[West Coast Mom]

I would love to see the list!

[Walking-Iris]

Sure why not. 

[Mommyfaithe]

Of course....

[Cindyz]

Yes!  I just heard this piece by NPR.  The beginning is about videos about video games, but the second half talks about the popularity of science videos on youtube.  It would be great to be able to easily find more of them.     http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2013/12/30/257552199/hot-on-youtube-videos-about-video-games-and-science-too

[MomOfOneFunOne]

AMDG

 

Well, I had to vote "Yes" because "YES! YES! YES!" wasn't an option.

[dsbrack]

Yes, I'm always looking for resources on youtube and would love a pre-made list!

[SeaConquest]

Pretty please!

[nerdybird]

List has been posted.

 

Nerdybird's Epic Listing of Educational YouTube Links

 

Thanks to all who voted and offered feedback.

 

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