Calculation practice becomes a game
See a child using a Pac-Man-style maths activity that brings arithmetic questions into a game.
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See how the teacher helps children learn.
Start with a difficulty your child recognises. See how the teacher explains a concept and asks children to think it through.
This library includes recorded demonstrations, classroom clips and views on learning; the videos are not all recordings of one-to-one lessons. HowHow Classroom on YouTube (opens in a new tab)
17 videos
YouTube loads only after you press play. The videos are in Chinese; subtitle languages vary. Grade labels come from the original title or the topic; inferred grades are marked.
Lessons and classroom clips
Explore different teaching approaches through interactive games, experiments and classroom activities.
Trying an acid–base rocket experiment
From an explanation and preparation to student operation: a record of a science-camp experiment.
Watch on YouTube: Trying an acid–base rocket experiment (opens in a new tab)A wrong answer can be another starting point
Classroom footage accompanying a message about trying again after mistakes in maths.
Watch on YouTube: A wrong answer can be another starting point (opens in a new tab)Taking a biology lesson onto the trail
A short outdoor-activity record from Yangchoukeng Trail, connected by the publisher to leaves and stomata.
Watch on YouTube: Taking a biology lesson onto the trail (opens in a new tab)An essay has been revised many times. What is still missing?
The publisher describes a before-and-after essay discussion focused on structure and paragraph order.
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Why more practice is not always the first step
A short introduction to finding a learning gap before assigning more work.
Watch on YouTube: Why more practice is not always the first step (opens in a new tab)A starting point for understanding maths difficulties
An introduction to the channel’s maths learning test; the clip alone does not establish an assessment result.
Watch on YouTube: A starting point for understanding maths difficulties (opens in a new tab)When you are behind, will you try again?
A short video using sporting comebacks to talk about pressure and persistence.
Watch on YouTube: When you are behind, will you try again? (opens in a new tab)No landscape videos in this category yet. Try the short clips below or another category.
One more short clip
Portrait clips that introduce a concept or a moment in class.
A suitcase becomes a story-writing prompt
In a story-inference writing class, students use objects as clues and ask the teacher questions.
Watch on YouTube: A suitcase becomes a story-writing prompt (opens in a new tab)A small volcano experiment
A child pours liquids into a small bottle as part of a hands-on classroom experiment.
Watch on YouTube: A small volcano experiment (opens in a new tab)Student theatre: The Empty Fort Strategy
A record of HowHow Classroom’s elementary student theatre.
Watch on YouTube: Student theatre: The Empty Fort Strategy (opens in a new tab)A mystery becomes a short play
A Halloween skit, ‘The Missing Breakfast’, inspired by a classroom mystery-writing activity.
Watch on YouTube: A mystery becomes a short play (opens in a new tab)If AI can do the homework, what should children practise?
A classroom discussion about AI as an opponent, fact-checker or coach, rather than the author of a student’s homework.
Watch on YouTube: If AI can do the homework, what should children practise? (opens in a new tab)A child tries a small experiment
A classroom moment with a child handling a fine thread over a cup of liquid. The exact principle is not identified in the publisher’s text.
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Students explain while classmates try it
The publisher describes a teacher-built interactive activity for students to explain, operate and receive feedback.
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A Valentine’s Day Chinese-class clip
A seasonal clip with a Chinese-language and humour theme.
Watch on YouTube: A Valentine’s Day Chinese-class clip (opens in a new tab)Why does spring rain keep falling?
A weather-report-style explanation at the whiteboard, covering air pressure and fronts.
Watch on YouTube: Why does spring rain keep falling? (opens in a new tab)No portrait clips in this category yet. Try the landscape videos above or another category.