I couldn’t make a list of the best phonics YouTube channels and not include Sesame Street! They feature a lot of repetition and examples that students can relate to. The letters in the videos are the “characters” which gives an excellent visual to new readers. This channel has short videos on phonics skills ranging from learning the alphabet, to sight words to blends and digraphs. I prefer the latter, but I also like that there are different options.) Preschool Prep Company
Note: There are videos that show classes doing the songs but there are also videos that show an adult doing the movements. The videos are catchy, have easy movements kids can do and are well made. This channel has playlists for phonics, spelling, letter sounds and sight words.
Heidi songs are so catchy I often find them running through my own brain at all hours. The songs are a lot more “relaxed” than most of the other learning videos you find on YouTube and I love that, especially for times when we really need a few moments of calm. This channel has videos for the letters of the alphabet, sight word and word families! These videos display the letters nice and big and use adorable drawings to complement the words. It is never a problem, I just like to mention it! #teachablemoments #always Miss Molly I make sure to point this out to my students as some of the sounds are said with an accent that is different from ours. Note: the Alphablocks speak in an English accent. If you don’t have time to watch the whole video you can find portions that are really helpful. These videos are longer but have lots of great content in them. The playlists tab has all of their videos organized by phonics skills so it’s easy to find the videos that go with whatever you’re working on. The visual representation of blending and reading words is perfect for kids learning to read.
It’s that great! AlphablocksĪlphablocks’ videos are perfect for introducing and reinforcing phonics concepts. We especially love the Alphabet Song, which currently has over 125 million views. They have organized their videos into playlists so you can easily find the folder with all of the letter videos or sight word videos. The Have Fun Teaching channel has videos for every letter of the alphabet, songs for sight words, and even songs for story elements. ? But it’s good that the skills are sticking in our minds so I can’t really complain! 😉 Have Fun Teaching The biggest problem I have with Jack Hartmann is that his videos are SO catchy we are often singing them all day. They always include catchy music and movements that kids can easily follow. (He appears on almost all of my phonics YouTube videos lists!) Jack Hartmann has videos for pretty much any beginning phonics skill you may be looking for. All of them have been helpful in my own classroom as we work on mastering phonics skills! Jack Hartmann Others are meant to get up and get moving. They include videos to teach and practice specific phonics skills. These are the channels that I know I can count on to have accurate, well thought out content. Instructional minutes are oh so important, and oh, so limited! It’s important to me that any video I show is a truly meaningful addition to my lesson. (And sometimes, it’s nice to listen to someone else for a change). Sprinkling educational videos into my lesson plans is fun for both me and my students. The Absolute BEST Phonics YouTube Channels When picking out my favorite videos for other posts, I noticed a trend: a lot of my favorite content comes from the same channels! I decided to make a list of my very favorite channels. (If you think I’m exaggerating, check out this GIANT list of phonics videos based on skill! 🙌) It’s no secret I love to incorporate videos into my phonics instruction to reinforce skills through movement and music. I rounded up the best phonics channels on YouTube for the classroom! Videos are a such a fun and engaging way to teach and reinforce phonics rules that require a ton of repetition and practice to master.
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