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With all of the crazy, off the wall videos that it houses, YouTube may not seem super educational, but it can actually teach you a great deal!
One thing it is perfect for, is learning a foreign language.
Being able to not only see the words, but also hear them spoken out loud and used in songs will make learning Spanish so much easier for both you and your children.
Of course, when using YouTube in your homeschool, you’ll want to make sure that you pre-screen the videos for appropriateness, but if you’re wanting to add Spanish to your homeschool day, this list of 7 great YouTube channels is a great place to start!
The Spanish Blog
It’s like having your own personal native Spanish speaking tutor right in your own living room! With lessons uploaded right on YouTube and notes for those lessons found on the creator’s blog, you’ll have everything you need to get started right away!
Semillitas TV
Geared towards younger children, the videos on this channel will keep your little ones entertained with fun songs, activities, and even some crafts while they learn a second language.
Leoncito Alado
While learning a foreign language can be a challenge, Leoncito Alado aims to make it easier through music. This channel is full of slow, clear songs that small children will love.
esaudio
If your children are older and already have a bit of Spanish learning under their belts, this channel is for you! The videos are centered on Spanish grammar and can help you fine tune your use of the language.
A Tiempo Preescolar
From cartoons to songs, A Tiempo Preescolar has tons of videos that can help you make learning Spanish fun for little ones.
Once Niños
With cartoons, songs, games, and stories, some from a Mexican television network, Once Niños is sure to jump start your child’s learning. On their channel, they also have their videos broken down into playlists to make teaching various age groups easier than ever.
SpanishDict
If you’re looking for a more interactive approach to learning the Spanish language, you won’t want to miss this channel. All of their videos are organized, easy to sort through, and fun to watch!
