Grades 3-5 Lessons

Grades 3–5 Math, Science & Geography Video Lessons

These free video lessons for grades 3, 4 and 5 cover the upper-elementary topics kids meet in class: multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, rounding, area and perimeter, angles and bar graphs in math; the water cycle, the solar system, food chains, states of matter, rocks and minerals, simple machines and the phases of the moon in science; and landforms, the regions of the USA and famous landmarks in geography. Each animated lesson explains one idea step by step and ends with a quiz for quick review. They work well for homework help, test prep and homeschool lessons. Every lesson page has a “Try it at home” activity to make the idea stick. No comments, no sign-ups, and new grades 3–5 lessons are added every week.

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Multiplication for Kids: Equal Groups, Arrays & Skip Counting (3rd Grade)

Multiplication for Kids: Equal Groups, Arrays & Skip Counting (3rd Grade)

Understand multiplication with equal groups, arrays and skip counting, then practice with a quiz. A free 3rd grade math video lesson.

Fractions for Kids: Halves, Thirds & Fourths (3rd Grade Math Video)

Fractions for Kids: Halves, Thirds & Fourths (3rd Grade Math Video)

Learn what fractions mean with halves, thirds and fourths using shapes and food, then a quiz. A free 3rd grade math video.

The Water Cycle for Kids: Evaporation, Condensation & Precipitation

The Water Cycle for Kids: Evaporation, Condensation & Precipitation

Follow a water drop through evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection, with a quiz. A free science video for grades 3–5.

Solar System for Kids: The 8 Planets in Order (Grades 3–5 Science)

Solar System for Kids: The 8 Planets in Order (Grades 3–5 Science)

Tour the solar system and learn the 8 planets in order with fun facts and a memory trick, then a quiz. A free grades 3–5 science video.

Landforms for Kids: Mountains, Valleys, Plateaus, Plains & Islands

Landforms for Kids: Mountains, Valleys, Plateaus, Plains & Islands

Learn the main landforms with real photos and simple definitions, then a quiz. A free geography video for grades 3–5.

Famous Landmarks Around the World for Kids: Eiffel Tower, Pyramids & More

Famous Landmarks Around the World for Kids: Eiffel Tower, Pyramids & More

Travel to famous world landmarks and learn where they are and why they matter, with a quiz. A free general knowledge video for grades 3–5.

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Counting to 20 for Kids: Number Song 1–20 (Kindergarten Math Video)

Kindergarten–Grade 2 Math Kids practice counting from 1 to 20 with Wondy and friends Nico and Ruby, using movement and song to make the numbers stick. The lesson ends with a quick quiz so learners can check what they remember. Try pausing at each quiz question and letting your learner answer out loud. What's in this lesson Counting from 1 to 20 Star jumps while counting A counting song Counting balloons A blast-off countdown from 10 Watch the full K–2 Math playlist ⭐ Subscribe to Wonder Squad Academy · Watch on YouTube

Count by Tens to 100! Skip Counting Song for Kids (K–2 Math)

Kindergarten–Grade 2 Math Kids learn to count by tens all the way to 100 in this skip counting lesson, using bars of ten stars, a clap-along chant and the hundred chart. The lesson ends with a quick quiz so learners can check what they remember. Try pausing at each quiz question and letting your learner answer out loud. What's in this lesson Skip counting by tens from 10 to 100 Bars of ten stars A clap-along counting chant The hundred chart A quick quiz at the end Watch the full K–2 Math playlist ⭐ Subscribe to Wonder Squad Academy · Watch on YouTube

Ratios and Percents Explained: 6th Grade Math Made Easy

Grades 6–7 Math Students learn what ratios and percents mean and how to use them in real situations. Wondy the Globe hosts, and the lesson ends with a quick quiz so learners can check what they remember. Try pausing at each quiz question and letting your learner answer out loud. What's in this lesson Ratios and equivalent ratios Scaling a recipe Percents on a 100-grid Finding a percent of a number Challenge questions Watch the full Grades 6–7: Math, Science & Geography playlist ⭐ Subscribe to Wonder Squad Academy · Watch on YouTube
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