https://www.youtube.com/user/MyWhyU is a hidden gem. It introduces prealgebra and algebra In animated series and suprisingly well produced. Of course, Crashcourse https://www.youtube.com/user/crashcourse I highly recommend astronomy course currently running. and Numberphile https://www.youtube.com/user/numberphile is another good math channel.

There is s brick shakespeare http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/162636303X?keywords=brick%20shakespeare&qid=1446177554&ref_=sr_1_3&sr=8-3 My son enjoyed it. Also, he is a big fan of horrible history series. I highly recommend horrible history series. You can watch on amazon(season 1-5). After 5 season, it was great introduction to history. Horrible history crew just made a Shakespeare movie https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_(2015_film)

School house rock with Kumon. Multiplication memorization was a breeze ..

She might enjoy this. 39 topic and still going. There is a biology, a chemistry and an astronomy course also. Astronomy is really great. Also, this might be more kid appropriate content. just found out they have crashcourse kid channel. https://www.youtube.com/user/crashcoursekids/playlists

try https://schoolyourself.org/ It could fill some gap between textbook and tutoring. I can recognize its effectiveness....

My 8 year old did elementary rote math with kumon series upto prealgebra1 along with mathantics, khan academy and whyu.org. Nowadays, schoolyourself.org and whyu.org seems to start clicking for him. AOPS hard problem is hard.. he gets rustrated at this age and not dealing frustraction very well. So we are doing singapore intensive practice instead from 3A and that seems working fine. Anyway, I definietly recommend whyu.org, schoolyourself.org and aops video section for ealry algebra introduction.

Thanks for recommeding Dino101 and Archaeology's Dirty Little Secrets. My kid (3rd grade boy) really is excited to take that course with me.

I recommend crashcourse chemistry for digestive review or introduction (46 topics)