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BusyTeacher

7.9#2 in teacher resource libraries$10, paid once
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FactBusyTeacherReadWriteThink
FoundedBusyTeacher says it has served ESL and EFL teachers since 2007.LinkedIn lists 2002 as the founding year.
PurposeBusyTeacher provides printable worksheets, lesson plans, and teaching articles for ESL and EFL teachers.ReadWriteThink offers reading and language arts instructional materials for educators, parents, and afterschool professionals.
Search and filteringUsers can search by topic and filter materials by proficiency levels including beginner, elementary, intermediate, advanced and exam levels.Users can search by keyword and filter resources by grade level and resource type.
Self-hostingThe service is delivered as a web site and downloadable PDFs; no self-hosting package is described.The published documentation does not offer a self-hosted deployment package or installation instructions.
SupportThe store says customers can email [email protected] to request a replacement download link, while technical support for bundle items is not offered.The privacy policy lists NCTE Customer Service at [email protected] and 877-369-6283 for privacy questions.

BusyTeacher plans

  • Free printable worksheets and lesson plansFree
  • Individual e-book$10, paid once
  • The Entire BusyTeacher Library: 80 PDF E-Books$80, paid once
  • Entire BusyTeacher Library$80, paid once
  • Educational license$99, paid once

ReadWriteThink plans

  • Free resourcesFree
  • Free accessFree

Pick BusyTeacher if…

BusyTeacher suits ESL, EFL, TESL, and TEFL teachers seeking materials for young learners, teenagers, or adults. It is also relevant to teachers looking for digital e-books alongside free printable classroom resources.

Pick ReadWriteThink if…

ReadWriteThink suits educators, parents, and afterschool professionals seeking reading and language arts resources for students from kindergarten through grade 12. Its interactive tools and classroom materials also serve students using supported devices.

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