“How It’s Made” Videos for Kids

We recently found Discovery Channel’s “How It’s Made” videos on YouTube, and I had to share with you all, in case you don’t know about these.

They are 3-5 minute clips showing how common everyday items are made.  They have everything from breath mints, to jelly beans, to false teeth….yes, really, false teeth!

Some of our favorites have been:

How It’s Made – Butter

How It’s Made – Pasta

How It’s Made – Milk

How It’s Made – Honey

How It’s Made – Peanut Butter

How It’s Made – Toothbrushes

How It’s Made – Erasers

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How It’s Made -Haribo Gummies

But there are so many more to choose from!

If you’d rather have them in DVD format, they have them by the season on Amazon.  Seasons 1 & 2 have 200 different products on 5 discs. Check it out here {How It’s Made Seasons 1 & 2}.  This seems like a great investment, especially for the homeschooling mom.  I even did the math, and it’s about 0.19 cents per episode/video clip.  I’m hoping to order these soon! Our new minivan has a DVD player, and these seem like they would be great for long car rides!

{How It’s Made Seasons 3 & 4} 

{How It’s Made Seasons 5 & 6}

I find these fascinating to watch myself!   As far as I know, they’re not designed for a certain age group, but they are interesting enough for Kenny & Addie to watch and ask for more.  Michael is only interested for about two in a row, and then it loses his attention, so I would say ages 3 and up on these!

I’m on the hunt for more educational DVDs that would be great for young children, so if you have any suggestions, leave them in the comments below!

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