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A 5 page paper. The first part of this paper presents several Web sites that offer free resources, materials and/or lesson plans for teachers. The writer describes each site with its hyperlinks and provides an example of the type of free information/materials. The last page is a lesson plan intended to teach college students how to use the Web to discover free resources for teachers. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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+teachers = 1,100,000 +"free materials for teachers" = 1,010 +"free materials" +teachers = 150,000 +"free materials" +"language arts" +teachers = 15,900 +"free materials" +"language arts" = 17,300 +"free materials" +"social
studies" +elementary = 14,100 "lesson plan" +"social studies" +elementary = 421,000 There is no shortage of free resources for teachers on the Internet. Because of the overwhelming number, only a
few of the results are identified and described here. Each of the sites visited had numerous hyperlinks taking the user to a multitude of other pages. * TheTeacherCenter.org Professional Development
Home Page [http://www.theteachercenter.org/ProfDev/?gclid=CMX02uDTgIgCFQpmVAodMX7i1w] is sponsored by the Southern Regional Education Board and emphasizes these states: Alabama; Arkansas; Delaware; Florida; Georgia; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maryland; Mississippi; North Carolina Oklahoma; South Carolina; Tennessee;
Texas; Virginia; West Virginia (TheTeacherCenter.org, 2006). This Home Page offers the user a number of links under the headings of: Professional Development; New Teacher Development; and Teaching Resources and Materials
(TheTeacherCenter.org, 2006). The teaching Resources and Materials Link [http://www.theteachercenter.org/ProfDev/teaching_resources.asp ] takes the user to more links: classroom management; changing teaching profession; curriculum development; lesson plans and state agency educator resources
(TheTeacherCenter.org, 2006). Each link takes the user to information and materials that are free to download, for example, following the links that bring one to Lesson Plans, the user will
finally see a complete lesson plan for different topics (TheTeacherCenter.org, 2006). * The Teachers Caf? [http://www.theteacherscafe.com] also offers the user a vast number of choices in terms of links that
include specific subject matter, worksheets, materials, Quick ideas for math and language arts, Writers Workshop and a number of other links (The Teachers Caf?, 2006). Following the links to get
to the Writers Workshop, as an example, will result in a lesson plan by a teacher, Terressa Colbrook (The Teachers Caf?, 2006). The lesson plan is explicit and comprehensive (The
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