Where to Find Educational Resources?

1. Bilibili (Top Choice in China)

Features:

✅ Massive Chinese educational content, with generally high-quality creators (UP hosts).
✅ "Knowledge Zone" gathers popular science creators like Teacher Li Yongle and Insect Brother.
⚠️ Manual screening is required to avoid inappropriate content inserted by creators.

Search Tips:

Subscribe to high-quality creators.
Search with specific keywords.

2. YouTube (International Resources)

Features:

✅ The world's largest informal learning library.
✅ Gathers world-class IPs like Khan Academy, Nat Geo Kids, etc.
⚠️ Requires international network access.

Search Tips:

Use English keywords (e.g., "Physics for kids", "Read aloud").
Subscribe to quality channels to build a dedicated educational recommendation feed.

3. Douyin / TikTok

Features:

Lots of high-quality short science videos, usually explaining a point in just a few minutes.
Many long learning videos can also be found.

Search Tips:

Mainly relies on feed recommendations; following quality creators can lead to more relevant recommendations.

4. TED Talks

Provides top-tier long-form English video resources, suitable for older children.

5. Resource Screening & Evaluation

Q: How to judge if a video is suitable for children?

A: Always check before adding:

Must-Check (Safety Screening)

✅ Preview content to ensure no inappropriate scenes. ✅ Check for embedded ads or commercial promotions. ✅ Confirm language and speed are suitable for the child's understanding.

Preference Standards (Quality Screening)

✅ Creator or Channel has high subscriber count and positive ratings. ✅ Appropriate duration (5-10 mins for young kids, 15-30 mins for older kids). ✅ Clear picture and good audio quality.

6. Advanced Tips

Q: How to discover new resources and use them efficiently?

Continuous Discovery

Follow Quality Creators/Channels
- Continuously follow trusted creators and check for updates regularly.
Use Playlists
- YouTube and Bilibili playlists can be imported in batches (see platform FAQ for limits).
Reference Parent Communities
- Join education forums or parent groups to exchange recommendations.
- ⚠️ Be discerning and avoid blindly following trends.

7. FAQ & Practical Suggestions

Appendix: Quality Resource List

This App does not provide, host, or sell any content. All resources are added by users themselves. Users should ensure that the resources have obtained legal authorization from copyright holders when adding them.

Note: The following list contains many Chinese-specific resources, but also includes globally recognized English resources.

Primary School

English Enlightenment

Recommended Resources
30. Harry Potter `English` `Book/Movie` Content: 7 fantasy novels and 8 movies. Features: J.K. Rowling's grand magical world, high-level vocabulary. Selling Point: A rite of passage in reading. Finishing Harry Potter marks the "graduation" from basic English reading.
31. Khan Academy Kids `English` `App` Content: All-subject App covering Math, English, Logic. Features: Gamified American teaching style, cute art. Selling Point: Incredible free resource. One App is enough for all-subject enlightenment.
32. Numberblocks `English` `Math/English` Content: BBC math animation. Features: Visualizes abstract operations (addition, subtraction, square). Selling Point: "Masterpiece" of math enlightenment. Kids understand the logic behind numbers instantly.
33. RAZ (Reading A-Z) `English` `Book/PDF` Content: aa-Z2 levels, 3000+ non-fiction books. Features: Spiral curriculum, high vocabulary recurrence. Selling Point: The "Gold Standard" of global English reading. Keeps English skills improving steadily.
34. Super Simple Songs (SSS) `English` `Animation/Audio` Content: Massive nursery rhyme library. Features: Designed for non-native kids, slow speed. Selling Point: Default choice for "ear grinding". Even grandparents can hum along.
35. Oxford Reading Tree `English` `Book/PDF` Content: Life stories of Biff, Chip & Kipper. Features: British humor, strong storytelling with twists. Selling Point: "Reading Pillar". If kids reject RAZ, Oxford Reading Tree will pull them back to reading.
36. ABCmouse `English` `Course` Content: All-subject American online kindergarten. Features: Complete Learning Path. Selling Point: Bringing "American Kindergarten" home. One-stop solution.
37. Little Fox `English` `Animation/App` Content: Graded animation library. Features: Animations with quizzes/books. Selling Point: Tired of RAZ? Watch Little Fox animations to boost listening vocabulary.
38. Alphablocks `English` `Animation` Content: 26 alphabet blocks' phonics adventure. Features: Visualizes Blending process. Selling Point: Makes Phonics visible and natural.
39. Ask the StoryBots `English` `Science/English` Content: Netflix show answering kids' questions. Features: Fast-paced, humorous 2D/3D mix. Selling Point: Ceiling of science English. Satisfies "Why" questions perfectly.
40. Badanamu `English` `3D Songs` Content: Badanamu songs and Cadet animation. Features: Movie-grade 3D rendering. Selling Point: Most exquisite visuals for songs. Phonics plus aesthetic education.
41. English Singsing `English` `Dialogue` Content: Daily dialogues and nursery rhymes. Features: Simple style, emphasizes repetition. Selling Point: Textbook-level speaking templates.
42. Lingumi `English` `Interactive App` Content: Interactive speaking course for 2-6 yo. Features: Real teacher + games. Selling Point: Cures "Mute English". Like inviting a tutor home.
43. WordWorld `English` `Phonics` Content: Objects are made of spelling letters. Features: Creative Morph design. Selling Point: Most creative phonics animation. Kids remember spelling visually.
44. Maisy `English` `Cognitive` Content: Maisy's daily life. Features: High saturation colors, simple lines, slow speed. Selling Point: "Zero foundation" choice for 2-4 yo. Teaches life skills too.
45. Penelope `English` `Habits` Content: Penelope's life. Features: Cute oil painting style. Selling Point: Focuses on toddler habits. Great alternative to Maisy.
46. Bluey `English` `Animation` Content: Bluey's family life. Features: High EQ conversations, creative parent-child games. Selling Point: "Bible of Parenting". Teaches how to be a good parent, not just English.
47. Ms. Rachel `English` `Real Person` Content: Early education videos. Features: Uses "Parentese", close-ups. Selling Point: Best for speech delay. The POPULAR "Cloud Nanny".
48. Peppa Pig `English` `Animation` Content: Peppa's family life. Features: High repetition, daily vocabulary. Selling Point: Social currency for kids. Textbook for authentic speaking and high EQ parenting.
49. Yakcca `English` `Animation` Content: Yakcca robot stories. Features: Korean-style English, similar to Little Fox. Selling Point: Fresh style change from Western animations.
50. Cocomelon `English` `Animation` Content: Classic nursery rhymes. Features: Round 3D visuals, soothing rhythm. Selling Point: "Baby pacifier". Stops crying instantly for 0-3 yo.
52. Newbery Medal Audiobooks `English` `Audio` Content: Award-winning literature audiobooks. Features: Deep themes (growth, courage). Selling Point: Ultimate challenge for listening. Nurtures the soul.
53. Reach `English` `Textbook` Content: National Geographic Learning textbook. Features: Stunning photos, high non-fiction ratio. Selling Point: Best comprehensive textbook for critical thinking.
54. Super Why! `English` `Reading Skills` Content: Super readers change stories. Features: Solves reading problems (letters, spelling). Selling Point: Helps kids find the key to reading.
55. Wonders `English` `Textbook` Content: California Language Arts textbook. Features: Grand system, includes literature. Selling Point: Masterpiece of American Language Arts. Hard but worth it.
56. Animal Kingdom Adventure `English` `Animation` Content: Animal adventure stories. Features: Moderate speed, tight plot. Selling Point: New star for 0-8 yo enlightenment.

Science & Encyclopedia

Recommended Resources
57. DK Encyclopedia `English` `Book/PDF` Content: Various encyclopedias. Features: Iconic white background photos. Selling Point: Family bookshelf treasure. Authoritative and beautiful.
61. The Magic School Bus `English` `Book/Animation` Content: Ms. Frizzles' class adventures. Features: "Question-Explore-Solve" model. Selling Point: "Bible" of science. Protects curiosity perfectly.
64. Octonauts `English` `Ocean` Content: Underwater adventures. Features: Introduces marine creatures tailored by BBC. Selling Point: Marine biology encyclopedia. Better than an aquarium visit.
65. Dinosaur Train `English` `Dinosaur` Content: Time travel train to dinosaur eras. Features: Compare different eras. Selling Point: Must-watch for dinosaur fans. Teaches paleontology.
66. Maddie's Do You Know? `English` `Engineering` Content: Maddie shows how things are made. Features: Special camera lenses, factory visits. Selling Point: Engineering enlightenment. Answers "How does it work?".
67. Messy Goes to Okido `English` `Art+Science` BBC production. Messy explores science in Okido. Artistic style.
68. Sid the Science Kid `English` `Inquiry` Content: Jim Henson puppet show. Features: Emphasizes scientific method. Selling Point: Teaches "How to think like a scientist".
69. Wild Kratts `English` `Zoology` Content: Kratt brothers' creature adventures. Features: Shows "Creature Power". Selling Point: Immersive animal show. Biology enlightenment happens naturally.
70. Microcosmos `No Dialogue` `Documentary` Content: 1996 classic. Features: Microscopic insect world. Selling Point: Visual feast. Teaches observation.
71. Minuscule `No Dialogue` `Animation` Creative real scene + 3D insect stories. Humorous and suitable for all ages.
72. Cells at Work `Japanese` `Biology` Content: Anthropomorphic cells. Features: Action anime style. Selling Point: Human biology blockbuster. Kids learn to cherish their bodies.
79. Blaze and the Monster Machines `English` `Physics` Content: Monster truck adventures. Features: Hardcore physics concepts (friction, trajectory). Selling Point: Boys' favorite. Teaches physics through racing.
80. Dr. Binocs Show `English` `Encyclopedia` Content: Funny science animation. Features: Exaggerated humor. Selling Point: Explains hardcore knowledge in the funniest way.
81. Mark Rober `English` `Video` Content: Ex-NASA engineer's experiments. Features: Ingenious designs, entertaining. Selling Point: True influencer. Inspires kids to be engineers.
82. Operation Ouch! `English` `Medicine` Content: Twin doctors show human body. Features: Real medicine, ER cases. Selling Point: Medical enlightenment. Boys love it.
83. SciShow Kids `English` `Video` Content: Science show with Jessi and Squeaks. Features: Light pace, fun experiments. Selling Point: Youtube premier kids science channel.
84. The DadLab `English` `Video` Father-son science experiments. Simple materials, great for family DIY.

Logic & Math

Recommended Resources
87. Numberblocks `English` `Animation` Content: BBC math animation. Features: Visualizes abstract operations. Selling Point: "Masterpiece" of math enlightenment.
91. Blippi `English` `Real Video` Visits museums/factories. Explains mechanical principles.
98. Todo Math `English` `Math Concepts` Content: Math App with 600+ concepts. Features: International design, great aesthetics. Selling Point: Most "beautiful" math App. Builds number sense playfully.
99. Cheenta Math `English` `Course` For competitions like AMC8/10.
100. Code.org `English` `Coding` Content: Global coding non-profit. Features: Top IPs like Minecraft. Selling Point: Bill Gates recommended. Block-based coding entry.
101. DragonBox `English` `App` Content: Algebra/Geometry game. Features: Invisible teaching. Selling Point: "Genius design". 5yo solves equations through games.
102. Math Antics `English` `Math Concepts` Content: Rob's whiteboard math. Features: Humorous and visual. Selling Point: Best math channel on Youtube. Clears up confusion instantly.
103. OmegaLearn `English` `Course` For competitions like AMC8/10.
104. Peg + Cat `English` `Math Application` Emmy winning. Solves life problems with math.
105. Scratch `English` `Coding` Content: MIT visual coding tool. Features: Block building, infinite creativity. Selling Point: Ancestor of kids coding. From player to creator.
106. Singapore Math (SAP) `English` `Workbook` CPA method (modeling). Good balance between school and olympiad math.

Art, Sports & Life

Recommended Resources
108. Baby Einstein `English` `Video/Music` Content: Classical music + visuals. Features: Abstract art style. Selling Point: Background sound for educated families. Artistic perception.
118. Art for Kids Hub `English` `Video` Content: Rob draws with kids. Features: Emphasizes "Have Fun". Selling Point: Best art teacher. Protects confidence.
119. ChessKid `English` `Video` Content: Chess platform for kids. Features: Cartoon style. Selling Point: Best entry for learning chess.
120. Cosmic Kids Yoga `English` `Video` Content: Story yoga. Features: Yoga + Stories (e.g. Frozen). Selling Point: Mindfulness and exercise. Calms kids down.
121. Horrible Histories `English` `Skit` British humor showing the cruel/real side of history. Boys love it.
122. Rosanna Pansino `English` `Video` Geek cooking. Making Mario cakes etc. Trains measurement and execution.

Secondary School

English & General

Recommended Resources
129. New Concept English 2 `English` `Course` Content: Classic textbook. Features: Solid grammar system. Selling Point: Best foundation builder.
130. Anki `English` `App` Spaced repetition system for academic vocabulary.
131. CrashCourse `English` `Video` Content: Fast-paced courses on history, chemistry etc. Features: Dense logic, great animation. Selling Point: "Instant relief" for subjects. Great for AP/IB.
132. CNN 10 `English` `Video` 10-minute news for youth. Great for dictation.
133. College Essay Guy `English` `Video` Content: Essay guidance. Features: Brainstorming exercises. Selling Point: Must-watch for DIY applications. Helps tell your unique story.
134. Heimler's History `English` `Video` Content: AP History prep. Features: Exam focused. Selling Point: Lifesaver for AP students.
135. TED-Ed `English` `Video` Content: Educational animations. Features: Written by educators. Selling Point: General education treasure.
136. Wordly Wise 3000 `English` `Book/App` Academic vocabulary training system.

Science & Encyclopedia

Recommended Resources
139. CS50 Harvard `English` `Course` Content: Harvard Intro to CS. Features: Theatrical teaching style. Selling Point: Highest standard for CS intro.
140. IB Resources `English` `Course` Richard Thornley (Chem), Chris Doner (Phys), EconplusDal (Econ).
141. Kurzgesagt `English` `Video` Content: Science animation. Features: Flat design, deep topics (black holes). Selling Point: Best for critical thinking.
142. Smarter Every Day `English` `Video` Hardcore science verifying counter-intuitive facts.
143. Veritasium `English` `Video` Content: Derek Muller's channel. Features: Verifies physics phenomena. Selling Point: Real science, inspires engineers.

Logic & Math

Recommended Resources
144. 3Blue1Brown `English` `Video` Content: Visual math. Features: Manim engine. Selling Point: Visual poet of math. Shows the beauty of math.
145. Khan Academy SAT `English` `Web` Official Digital SAT prep partner.
151. Numberphile `English` `Video` Content: Mathematicians discuss math. Features: Brown paper and pen. Selling Point: Real "mathematical taste".
152. The Organic Chemistry Tutor `English` `Video` All-round tutor for STEM. Detailed steps.

Art & Life

Recommended Resources
153. Civilisations `English` `Documentary` Content: BBC documentary. Features: Global view of art history. Selling Point: Art history masterpiece.
154. The China History Podcast `English` `Podcast` Content: China history. Features: Detailed. Selling Point: Great for understanding history framework.
156. Coursera `English` `Web` Professional certificates (Google Data Analytics, Python).
157. EdX `English` `Web` Professional certificates from top universities.
158. GothamChess `English` `Video` Chess commentary. Passionate style.
159. Philosophize This! `English` `Podcast` Content: Philosophy history. Features: Humorous and grounded. Selling Point: Great TOK enlightenment.

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