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- Crash Course World History
- Once Upon A Time… The Explorers
- Simple History
- Torchlighters: Heroes of The Faith
- Justin Time
- Animated History with Pipo
- Alternate History Hub
Have you discovered the amazing world of Crash Course? They cover a lot of ground on their YouTube channel, but all the videos are organized by topic. That’s where their World History Series comes into the picture. With more than 40 episodes to help you learn, these videos are informative, engaging, and are ideal for older kids and teens.
I stumbled across this animated series while perusing my Amazon Prime Video suggestions. From ancient history to the 20th century, Once Upon a Time… The Explorersintroduces kids to stories of exploration from all around the world and all over the timeline. There’s no rating for this one, but it’s definitely appropriate for younger elementary and up...
The Simple History series can be a great compliment to your world history studies. It’s one of my favorite options because the videos are short, animated, and focused. That goes a long way when studying the more complicated parts of history! You can check out these videos on the Simple History YouTube channel, but you’ll also want to stop by the Si...
We’re a Christian family and love watching the Torchlighters series to help us learn about church history. Produced by Voice of the Martyrs, this series highlights the life and sacrifices of heroes of the faith and helps kids understand their roles in a historical context. While the series is aimed at kids, these true stories may be difficult for s...
This Netflix original is a good option to inspire an interest in history. It’s not history-themed in the same way as the others in this category, but it follows a boy named Justin and his friends as they adventure back in time to other places and points in history. It’s clean, appropriate for all kids, and a great way to encourage history-themed ed...
The main focus in the Animated History with Pipo series is ancient civilizations, so it’s a great addition to your homeschool history plans if you’re covering early history with your kids. While the presentation isideal for elementary students, it can also be enjoyed by older students. This fun series is another one I stumbled across through Amazon...
Another history-filled YouTube series, Alternate History Hubis a fantastic way to include TV in your homeschool history lessons. It covers historical events by reviewing the actual happenings, then presenting an alternate outcome, and guessing how that different outcome would change the world as we know it today. It’s a challenging series that cove...
Dec 28, 2023 · Historically, it was common to have up to 39 episodes in a season. Nowadays, the count is generally lower, ranging from 10 to 26 episodes, as shifts in viewing habits and production costs have changed the landscape. For instance, cable networks might produce shorter seasons, while broadcast networks may adhere to a more traditional count.
The series concluded on December 30, 2020, when the second half of the sixth season was released in its entirety on Amazon Prime Video in Ireland, ahead of its broadcast on History in Canada from January 1 to March 3, 2021. A sequel series, titled Vikings: Valhalla, premiered on Netflix on February 25, 2022.
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Oct 16, 2023 · The best historical TV series walks a fine line between telling a compelling tale and maintaining a sense of authenticity. This often limits what networks and showrunners can do. As a result, they aren't often favored when compared to more fantastical productions.
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Apr 28, 2024 · The series will also be available on demand beginning Monday, April 29 to pay TV subscribers via CNN.com, CNN connected TV and mobile apps, and Cable Operator Platforms. Past episodes of How it Really Happened are available to stream on demand now on Max.
