Thread: Free Stuff from Learning A-Z

Free teaching resources availiable starting next week.....


Access to Thousands of FREE Resources
During Teacher Appreciation Week
Get Books, Lesson Plans, Worksheets, and Other Activities
We all owe much of our success in life to teachers everywhere. We at Learning A–Z want to thank educators the best way we know how—by opening up access to our websites. Last year during Teacher Appreciation Week, we held an Open House that provided FREE access to ALL of our educational websites. Response was so overwhelming that we are going to do it again, and for even longer!
Explore Six Websites Bursting with Materials
Each day during this year’s Teacher Appreciation Week, May 5–9, plus May 12, Learning A–Z will open one of its six password-protected websites. This will allow teachers to leisurely explore all of Learning A–Z’s resources, including our newest website for differentiated instruction, Science A–Z.
We invite teachers everywhere to sample the Internet-delivered books, lessons, activities, and worksheets—for FREE.
Enjoy Six Days of FREE Access
The websites will be open on the days indicated below, from midnight to midnight Central time.

May 5

Thousands of printable books, including leveled readers and supporting materials

May 6

Interactive leveled reading library and online progress management system

May 7

The most complete collection of elementary writing resources anywhere

May 8

Custom vocabulary lessons and activities to match thousands of topics

May 9

Skill-specific materials for students needing extra reading help

May 12

Science units with multi-level books, lessons, experiments, and labs
For more information, please contact support@learninga-z.com or call 866.889.3729.
With our thanks,
The Learning A–Z Staff

I paid for a reading a - z membership a couple of years ago. Well worth it.
Hop on it, they make damn good stuff IMO.

Kinda like Christmas! You can bet I'll be under that tree. Good stuff!

Cheers Topper, have some green!

hmm, is it time to fire up the website archiver??? I wonder many gigs their site is?

Originally Posted by Whitey

I wonder many gigs their site is?

The main reading a - z has 2500 minibooks, plus lesson plans, worksheets, etc. Their server's gonna be hammered.

CC,

Got a ton of stuff yesterday! What an incredible site. The books alone are worth the price of the membership. Todays site is all online readers, might be good for homework assignments for the EP classes.