Crash Course Psychology YouTube Video Lesson Bundle

Teach psychology with the full Crash Course Psychology YouTube Video Lesson Bundle. This no-prep classroom resource gives teachers structured lesson materials for all 40 Crash Course Psychology episodes, including student questions, vocabulary support, answer keys, and self-grading quiz options.

This bundle is designed for high school psychology, social studies, elective, or enrichment classes that use short educational videos to introduce, review, or reinforce major psychology concepts. Students stay accountable while watching by answering chronological video questions, reviewing key terms, and completing discussion or assessment prompts tied to the episode content.

Try it before you buy it: Start with the free Intro to Psychology sample lesson.

What is included?

• 40 Crash Course Psychology video lesson teacher guides
• Chronological time-stamped viewing questions
• Psychology vocabulary terms with definitions
• Pre-viewing and post-viewing discussion questions
• End-of-video written response questions
• 10-question multiple choice quiz option for each episode
• Answer keys for teacher review
• Google Classroom-friendly lesson structure
• Self-grading quiz options
• No-prep sub plan and review-day flexibility

Episode sets included in this bundle

• Crash Course Psychology #1-#10 Video Lesson Set — intro, research, brain, sensation, perception, consciousness, sleep, and altered states
• Crash Course Psychology #11-#20 Video Lesson Set — learning, memory, cognition, language, motivation, development, morality, and adolescence
• Crash Course Psychology #21-#30 Video Lesson Set — personality, intelligence, bias, emotion, stress, sex, and psychological disorders
• Crash Course Psychology #31-#40 Video Lesson Set — trauma, addiction, schizophrenia, eating disorders, personality disorders, therapy, biomedical treatments, and social psychology

Why teachers use this bundle

• No prep: Assign a complete psychology video lesson without building questions from scratch.
• Flexible timing: Use lessons as bell-ringers, mini-lessons, sub plans, review days, or homework.
• Student accountability: Time-stamped questions help students follow the video carefully.
• Differentiation: Use written responses for deeper analysis or multiple choice quizzes for lighter assessment.
• Classroom-ready: Works for print, digital use, Google Classroom, and self-grading quiz workflows.

Best fit

• High school psychology classes
• Social studies electives
• Introductory psychology units
• Sub plans and emergency lesson plans
• Review and enrichment activities
• Google Classroom assignments

Teacher note

Some episodes discuss sensitive psychology topics such as psychological disorders, trauma, addiction, eating disorders, body dysmorphic disorder, sex, prejudice, and discrimination. The included questions are written for high school classroom use with accurate, stigma-free, evidence-based language.

This resource is intended for classroom use with the linked Crash Course Psychology YouTube videos. Crash Course titles and videos remain the property of their respective rights holders.