If you enjoyed this post, you might like to subscribe to our weekly newsletter… If you have a chance to leave a comment on the video or here on the blog, I’ve love your honest feedback and I’d also like to know what you’d like to see me share on this channel. What Would You Like to See on TinkerLab TV? This channel is already sharing hands-on kids’ art activities that are simple and process-based. The Artful Parent from Jean Van’t Hul is one of the newer ones on this list, but if you know The Artful Parent, you’ll understand why I’ve included it here. And this active channel will keep you busy, too! Kids Activities Blog from Holly Homer and Rachel Miller is chock-full of easy projects that keep kids busy. Her glowing tutu and waterbead videos are fantastic and beautifully shot.Ĭoffee Cups and Crayons from Megan Sheakoski is full of ideas that focus on learning, play, reading, and kindness! She is actually the queen of the kindness challenge, and I look forward to seeing more ideas on how we can make a difference in the world from this channel. Meri is an art teacher and mom to two small girls. Meri Cherry from Meri Cherry is one of the newer pages, and I love everything I’ve seen so far. Make your own bubble solution, how to make sidewalk chalk paint, and how to make an outdoor obstacle course. Inner Child Fun from Valerie Deneen is full of PLAY ideas. Her videos are some of the most gorgeous things I’ve seen on YouTube - ever! Cute, easy, and lots of cardboard roll ideas! So many simple ideas for repurposing natural materials and recyclables.īabble Dabble Do from Ana Dziengel shares imaginative handmade games with links to free printables. Red Ted Art from Maggy Woodley shares all sorts of crafts for kids. The thread that runs through these is experimentation and exploration. TinkerLab TV from Rachelle Doorley is my new happy place where you’ll find videos that encourage creative thinking for kids of all ages: art activities, crafts, science projects, and tinkering ideas. While these are not necessarily the hugest channels out there, I’ve chosen these as places that are sure to inspire and that show great promise for growth. To celebrate this launch, I’m sharing 8 YouTube Channels to Follow for Creative Kids Activities. The Best YouTube Channels to Follow for Creative Kids Activities
On my channel, you’ll find project ideas that focus on the intersection of art, science, and technology, interviews, answers to your burning creative questions, and more! Check out my YouTube Welcome Video! The idea behind this channel is to share videos that celebrate hands-on making that encourage creative and critical thinking skills.
As you might know, I recently launched a new YouTube channel for TinkerLab: TinkerLab®TV.
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