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Social Studies Free Lessons
For Current Events and a review of Social Studies lessons that students need to remember for standardized tests.
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The first week's password is "news1"
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Quote: My students find the
My students find the lessons to be interesting and often full of discovery. I like them because I rarely experience unpleasant surprises when implementing the lessons I choose.
Same with my students, its always a pleasent experience for them when I use these lessons.
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Apples and Oranges
The one poster was right--- Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators is a portal to many valid, expert-created, tried-and-true sites. It does include lesson plan sites, but is more an organized group of links, by content area, to the best of the best. (I have been at it a long time!) I think it is like comparing apples to oranges to compare my portal site to the lesson plan sites like ReadWriteThink and Thinkfinity.
Kathy Schrock
New Site: BetterLesson.Org!
For the best, teacher-generated material, BetterLesson.org is undoubtedly the new place. It's still in its closed beta phase, which is why many folks haven't heard of it. But go sign up!
There, indeed is requirement for more serious ideas
Indeed above said pattern of nomenclature is rather suited and better by many means and for understandable reasons there more research should be done for the names of the websites.
thinkfinity
I like the simplicity of the thinkfinity site and I found a lot of valuable information to help myself and my parents with reading to young children. I liked the suggestesd activities.
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ReadWriteThink is the best website for free lesson plans.
Thanks!
Difficult decision, Read
Difficult decision, Read Write Think and Thinkfinity are both excellent sources, but I probably access readwritethink.org a bit more often.