CBBC Live Lessons
Catching up on CBBC Live Lessons?
Don't want to miss an episode anymore? Set up a free alarm and receive an email when new episodes are available. Handy!
Last episode
CBBC Live Lessons
Numberblock One and friends challenge viewers to practice their numeracy skills.
This Live Lesson brings together Horrible Histories Tom Stourton and Rhys Stevenson to find out how the Tudor era affected The Bard's writing.
As Newsround turns 50, current presenter De-Graft Mensah leads us through the past, present and future of children’s news.
Celebrate a love of reading with this Live Lesson, featuring award-winning authors and illustrator, and a whole lot of books!
Joined by the cast of CBBC show Dodger and historian Olivette Otele, we look back in time with a lesson all about the Victorians.
The Green Planet and BBC Bitesize Regenerators team up for a Live Lesson on plants.
Let your budding learners grow with a tropical Live Lesson celebrating new BBC nature documentary series The Green Planet.
Episodes 2021
Live Lesson explories how people of different backgrounds and faiths mark Christmas.
A Live Lesson all about winter, as we think about ways to prepare for the new season.
What does bullying mean, and how can we help those affected? This live lesson with BBC Own It and the Anti-Bullying Alliance investigates.
Exploring how you can make a difference to climate change.
Reach the stars and expand your mind with Professor Brian Cox in this World Space Week episode of Live Lessons.
This harvest-themed episode sees Mwaksy Mudenda, Mr McPartlin, chef Suzie Lee and gardener George Hassall unearth the meaning of seasonal eating and inspire viewers to cook.
Get moving and have fun with Ben Shires and Mr Brown, Olympians the Brownlee Brothers and Emily Campbell, and explore the connection between physical exercise and well-being.
This pirate-themed Live Lesson sees CBBC’s Rhys Stephenson and Mr Smith hunting for buried treasure, learning maths skills along the way.
Rhys Stephenson and Mr Smith travel the universe, picking up maths skills along the way. They learn how to add and subtract numbers up to 100.
Ayshah Tull and Mrs Vee explore the inspirational lives and contributions of black writers, musicians, activists and more.
Rebecca Keatley and Mr Smith go on an incredible journey up a beanstalk! Along the way they learn all about number bonds up to 100.
Presenter and journalist Ayshah Tull and professional poet Mark Grist explore the world of poetry.
Rhys Stephenson and Mr Smith read Unplugged, by Steve Antony. They then investigate prefixes and explore what it means to be a good friend using adjectives.