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The Best Read Alouds on YouTube For Classroom or Home

By Matthew Lynch
October 10, 2023
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YouTube has become a treasure trove of resources for educators and parents looking to enhance their students’ reading experiences. With countless read alouds available on the platform, it can be overwhelming to find the best ones for classroom or home use. In this article, we will explore some of the top read alouds available on YouTube that are both engaging and educational.

1. Storyline Online

Storyline Online is a popular YouTube channel that features well-known actors reading beloved children’s books. Each video includes high-quality illustrations and animations that accompany the story. Some notable read alouds on Storyline Online include “The Rainbow Fish” read by Ernest Borgnine and “The Polar Express” read by Betty White. With a vast collection of read alouds, Storyline Online is a go-to resource for both educators and parents.

2. KidTimeStoryTime

KidTimeStoryTime is another excellent YouTube channel that focuses on read alouds for children. What sets this channel apart is the interactive nature of the storytelling. The host engages the viewers and encourages participation throughout the story. The channel covers various genres and themes, ensuring there is something for everyone. Some standout read alouds on KidTimeStoryTime include “Dragons Love Tacos” and “The Day the Crayons Quit.”

3. Brightly Storytime

Brightly Storytime is a YouTube channel created by Brightly, an online resource for parents and educators. The channel features read alouds of popular children’s books, including both classics and contemporary favorites. The videos often include animated illustrations and captions, making them visually appealing and accessible to all readers. Brightly Storytime is known for its diverse selection of books, promoting inclusivity and representation.

4. Ms. Becky’s Classroom

Ms. Becky’s Classroom is a YouTube channel run by an experienced elementary school teacher. While the channel primarily focuses on phonics and early literacy skills, it also features engaging read alouds. Ms. Becky’s enthusiastic storytelling and interactive approach make her videos enjoyable for young learners. Some noteworthy read alouds on Ms. Becky’s Classroom include “Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes” and “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.”

5. The Storytime Channel

The Storytime Channel is dedicated to providing high-quality read alouds for children of all ages. The channel features a mix of classic and contemporary stories, read by various storytellers. The videos are often accompanied by vibrant illustrations and soothing background music, creating a captivating storytelling experience. Notable read alouds on The Storytime Channel include “Where the Wild Things Are” and “Goodnight Moon.”

In conclusion, YouTube offers a multitude of read alouds that are perfect for both classroom and home settings. Whether you’re a teacher looking to engage your students or a parent wanting to foster a love for reading in your child, these YouTube channels provide a valuable resource. From the interactive storytelling of KidTimeStoryTime to the diverse selection of Brightly Storytime, these channels offer a range of read alouds that are sure to captivate young readers and inspire their imaginations.

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