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[deusbelli]

I am teaching at a hagwon, k-6. I have been looking through a bunch of sites on the net, but most of the stuff is junk. Can anyone recommend a decent source of worksheets and lesson plans? I'm even willing to pay for good quality materials if need be.

[ESLTeacher09]

Are your lessons theme-based, or are you looking for ESL/Language Arts material only?

http://www.teacherfilebox.com/ from Evan-Moor is one of the more expensive services (although a one-month trial is just $0.99), but offers material related to virtually any topic imaginable.

http://standardsmadeeasy.com/ offers a set number of worksheet downloads for a flat fee. It's one of the cheapest to start with, and you only for the material you actually use. The company behind this service is th

http://printables.scholastic.com/ is a new annual subscription service from Scholastic that I've been less than thrilled with. The material that's available is decent, but the selection is more limited than on some of the competing sites, and I'm getting automatically logged off about every three minutes. ... Customer service thinks it's because of my Korean IP.

ReadingAtoZ.com offers decent material for teaching reading.

DedicatedTeacher.com is the equivalent of a digital teacher supply store. Resource books from virtually any N. American publisher you can think of are for sale in PDF format.

[ddeubel]

Just go HERE and click Worksheets. All you'll ever need.

I'll be making the tag cloud search public and making announcements about other teaching resource search possibilities soon. You also don't need to pay for "worksheets"..... there are more than enough free ones around and that's the power of the web and aggregation as an online community.

Cheers,

DD
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