Hello, again! So, I’m ALMOST back. Almost. Next week, I have a yummy recipe to share with you and some pics of my new little dude…he’s so sweet. Six kids. Can you believe it?? I’m still trying to wrap my brain around it. It’s going to be an adventure!
Meanwhile, I thought I would share with you some documentaries that I’ve had my eye on, for the kids to watch…actually, just bought some. I’m always looking for some great educational films to use for homeschool. It’s always a fun break for the kids to make popcorn and curl up to a show, even if it’s a bit educational. 🙂
So, between picking your brains on FB and reading lots of Amazon reviews, here are my top picks of great documentaries for kids:
Thanks so much for this list! Some great finds here…
You bet. Thanks for coming by, Candy.
We love documentaries! There are a bunch on Netflix about Disney that are so fun to watch- Disneyland, Disney World, Disney Cruises. We also like watching documentaries about National Parks and other random sites (one also on Netflix is called “A Program About Unusual Buildings”).
Oooh, thanks! I’ll look those up for sure!
My kids and I sat and watched Babies last year. None of us spoke. It was amazing and they loved it – even at the ages of 6 and 4 and 2. Thanks for the recommendations!
Sweet, can’t wait to watch that one!
My kids are 4 and 2. Are there any really kid friendly ones for that age group that you know of? We like Mighty Machines and the All About ones and are ready for something new!
Thanks!
Let me think about it… if I can come up with some good ones, I’ll put a post together! How about Blue Planet and Planet Earth? Oooh, maybe check out the Come Outside series, only on YouTube.
My son loved “dogs 101” and nature documentaries on bugs.
If your kids can read and don’t mind subtitles “Please Vote for Me” on Netflix is really good about a school election in China.
That sounds interesting. Thanks!
Try “Photos that Amaze /by National Geographic Television.”
Top 10 photos of 2010 + 2011 and behind the scenes of NG.
That sounds like a fun one! Thanks, Sean!