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AudienceThe service is aimed at ESL and EFL teachers working with beginners through advanced learners and with children or adults.The community includes educators, parents and caregivers, paraprofessionals, specialized instructional support personnel, and higher education professionals.
FoundedBusyTeacher says it has served ESL and EFL teachers since 2007.2012
SupportThe store says customers can email [email protected] to request a replacement download link, while technical support for bundle items is not offered.The contact page lists a general inquiry email and phone number, plus separate email contacts for lesson uploads, partnerships, PR, and marketing.

BusyTeacher plans

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

Share My Lesson plans

  • FreeFree

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 Share My Lesson if…

Share My Lesson suits educators and school-related personnel looking for teaching resources across a range of grade levels and subjects. Its materials also cover adult education and professional development.

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