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Teacher Planet offers you public access templates by Subject, by School level, and by Frequency. You can customize these for your school or district guidelines.

AdPrima offers common mistakes found in lesson plans, and also tells you how you to avoid making them.

Microsoft offers you a simple WORD document template, that you can customize, and fill in with the details of your own personalized lesson plans.

Each of the 19 broad subject areas is broken down into more specific categories. Each of the 2,000+ entries includes the specific grade levels that it covers. This resource is offered to the public by the Information Institute, which is affiliated with Syracuse University of NY.

This is a very busy website, and it offers lots of resources to teachers, including over 40 major types of lesson plans. Some examples include: Puzzle a day; Lesson plan of the day; Friday fun, and Mystery state. Navigation tools are on the left side of the screen, while the right side is filled with advertising. Produced by the publishers of Education World magazine.

Contains over 680 lesson plans, 230 calendar activities, 55 student interactives for K-12. At each stage, you can quickly filter the results by using the options presented in the far left column. This website is a joint venture of IRA/International Reading Association, and NCTE/National Coucil of Teachers of English.

Even though the primary focus is for ESL, native English speakers may also find some interesting things on this site. A free collection of quizzes, word games, word puzzles, proverbs, slang expressions, anagrams, a random-sentence generator and other computer assisted language learning activities.

Over 200 lesson plans are offered, from within 20 broad categories. sortable by Grade level, Title or Benchmark. All site content is organized around the 12 Benchmarks for Science Literacy. This site is maintained by the publishers of The Internet TESL Journal.

Over 150 lesson plans, activities & handouts for all levels of EFL and ESL teachers. All materials are copyrighted UsingEnglish.com, which is a independent website that carries advertising. Teachers who register can gain access to a number of additional resources for free.