The Teachers Page

Created: July 27, 2007. Last update: October 6, 2007.

Great Internet Links

Printable Worksheets for Younger Children

  • Itsy-Bitsy Books. A mini-book for each letter. Prints on one page and is folded into a book. Very clever!
  • Worksheets to go with Storybooks. Some lesson sheets to go with some standard stories, such as Brown Bear, and others.
  • Enchanted Learning If you have never seen this site, check it out. Hundreds of workpages, craft ideas, mini-books and more -- on every topic, and every level. It is a bit hard to navigate, so take some time to explore. The search engine is good, and once you are on one page, there are usually links to other worksheets on the same topic, or same type. Many worksheets can be printed for free, others require a subscription (not too expensive.)
  • Bry-Back Manor Over 250 clever activity pages covering many topics (including Jewish Holidays!!)Unfortunately, the pages aren't categorized, it is just ONE LONG LIST and you have to scan down to see what is available.
  • Go here for links to sites that deal in various themes for kindergarten level.
  • Crossword and Wordsearch Puzzles on various themes

Printable Books for Young Readers

Online Reading Fun

Online Listening

Handwriting

There are many sites that have sets of printable worksheets to teach handwriting, beginning with basic abc's and up to cursive penmanship. Here are just a few that I came across. I have tried to order them in order of difficulty.

Printable Grammar Worksheets

There are umpteen sites around. Here are just a few of my favorites.

Online Grammar Games - General Sites

Note: For games and quizzes for specific grammar topics, go to my pages on grammar topics and find the associated links in the third column.

  • Quia - Have Fun! Rags-to-Riches, Jeopardy ("Challenge Board"), Matching Games, Multiple Choice ("pop-up") and other quizzes on a variety of E1L topics. May be too hard for EFL. The irregular plurals is great, though!
  • English Media LabCheck the sidebar for different levels

Grammar - Explanations

Songs and Singing

Pronunciation and Accent

Verbal Expression

Sites for Advanced Learners - Reading and Listening

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Great Sites ... but you have to pay

  • Magic Vocabulary For 10 euro/year, you can have 13 types of worksheets and many online games prepared for you for your vocabulary list. Without paying, it's a great way to get ideas of how to make your own worksheets.
  • Enchanted Learning Tons of worksheets, activities and ideas on every level. A little difficult to navigate, but their search engine works great. Worth the subscription fee. There are many worksheets that can be printed without a subscriptio, but I found this site worth it.
  • Reading A-Z Hundreds of downloadable books (for E1L students!) on every level, with accompanying worksheets and comprehension quizes. Also a section on decodable readers, plays, and poetry. Intended primarily for E1L students, but helpful for all. Also has readers in French and Spanish! It's not very cheap, and I only subscribed once for half a year. There are 30 books that can be downloaded free.

Israeli Sites

Israeli sites that English teachers should know about!

Raising Bilingual Children.

Certificates and Other Teaching Aids to Print

Funny Stuff for Teachers and Adults

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