As homeschool parents, finding the right resources to support your child’s education can be challenging. Often considered a more difficult subject, mathematics can benefit from diverse teaching methods and supplementary materials. Free math videos can be a valuable addition to your homeschooling toolkit.

This post will explore free math video resources catering to different educational levels and learning styles. Whether you’re looking for comprehensive curriculum support or supplementary material to reinforce specific concepts, these videos can help make math more enjoyable for your family. From foundational elementary math to advanced high school topics, these videos provide quality instruction to help your child learn math.

Corbettmaths

Corbettmaths has videos for middle school and high school. Additionally, each video has printable practice problems and textbook exercises. Corbettmaths is based in the United Kingdom, so you’ll occasionally notice differences in spelling compared to American English.

Corbettmaths Primary

Corbettmaths Primary offers elementary-level math videos. There is a corresponding worksheet for each video. This website is based in the United Kingdom, so you’ll occasionally notice differences in spelling compared to American English.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy provides video-based math instruction for every grade level and some college-level math courses. Each video has corresponding practice problems. While Khan’s math courses are a complete math curriculum, their videos also work well for supplementing another program or using for extra help as needed.

MashUp Math

MashUp Math’s YouTube channel has math videos for upper elementary through high school. Their video tutorials are short and easy to follow. The channel also offers videos with teaching tips for educators.

Math Antics

Math Antics has videos for several topics usually covered in 3rd through 8th grade. It was created by two friends, one of whom is a homeschool parent, who sought to create engaging math videos with a bit of humor. The videos are free to watch, but the worksheets require a paid membership.

Math Mammoth

Math Mammoth author Maria Miller has created videos covering numerous 1st through 8th grade math concepts. The videos match the Math Mammoth curriculum, but you do not have to have the curriculum to use them. The videos can also be helpful to those using other math curriculums.

Math Planet

Math Planet has videos covering pre-algebra, Algebra 1 & 2, and Geometry. Each video includes a corresponding text explanation and a few practice exercises. Math Planet also has videos covering practice problems for the ACT and SAT tests.

Maths With Jacob

Maths With Jacob’s YouTube channel has video tutorials for every grade level. Jacob is a former teacher with 42 years of teaching experience.

Math With Mr. J

Math With Mr. J‘s YouTube channel offers videos on various math topics for 5th grade through high school. With over a million subscribers, the channel is very popular with educators and students worldwide. Mr. Johnson is a former math teacher.

Elementary Math With Mr. J

Elementary Math With Mr. J is Mr. Johnson’s other YouTube channel. This one has math videos for kids in kindergarten through 4th grade.

Math TV

Math TV has videos covering many topics from upper elementary through high school. They also offer videos for College Algebra. Most of the topics are presented by three or four different teachers. This unique feature allows students to see more than one explanation and choose teachers who explain concepts in a way they can understand.

Mr. R’s World of Math

Mr. R’s World of Math has musical math videos for elementary school. These animated videos help kids learn skills like counting, skip counting, memorizing multiplication tables, and much more.

Peter Blake Maths

Peter Blake Maths offers video math tutorials for 7th through 12th grades. Mr. Blake recommends that students pause the videos when each example question appears and challenge themselves to solve the problem correctly. Then, they should restart the video to check their answer.

 Virtual Nerd

Virtual Nerd began in 2008 and currently has over 1,500 math videos covering middle school math through Algebra II. They also have video tutorials for ACT and SAT math topics.

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