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Australian Teacher vs ReadWriteThink

Australian Teacher

australianteacher.org

ReadWriteThink

readwritethink.org

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FigureAustralian TeacherReadWriteThink
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
Plans published12
Spec score · Teacher Resource Libraries8.5 (#3)8.4 (#5)
HeadquartersPerth, Western Australia, AustraliaLinkedIn lists Newark, Delaware as the headquarters.
PurposeAustralian Teacher describes itself as a resource site for teachers.ReadWriteThink offers reading and language arts instructional materials for educators, parents, and afterschool professionals.
SupportThe site provides a contact form and email for enquiries, and says users can subscribe to its newsletter for updates.The privacy policy lists NCTE Customer Service at [email protected] and 877-369-6283 for privacy questions.

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Australian Teacher

  • FreeFree

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ReadWriteThink

  • Free accessFree
  • Free resourcesFree

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In their own words

Australian Teacher

Australian Teacher is a web resource site with teaching materials for Australian classrooms from Pre-Primary and Kindy through Year 10. Its library includes more than 1,000 lessons, worksheets, quizzes, activity sheets, lesson plans and ideas across English, Maths, Science, Australian Studies, HASS and Indigenous content. Resources include printable PDFs and e-books, including 42 printable e-books with ready-made lessons in student worksheet form. English materials cover creative writing, vocabulary, reading comprehension, literature studies and Australian or American spelling variations. Maths resources include numeracy, geometry and measurement, problem solving, statistics and probability, algebraic thinking, games and puzzles. Teachers can select materials for classroom lessons and curriculum use, including formative and summative assessment. The site says it is regularly updated and based in Perth, Western Australia. It is free, and activity ideas are offered without charge, but use and reuse have conditions: users are asked to attribute and link to the site, and copyright licensing terms apply. The worksheets page asks parents to seek permission before using worksheets. The site invites donations to support maintenance and new material.

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ReadWriteThink

ReadWriteThink is a free resource site for reading, writing, and language-arts instruction from kindergarten through grade 12. It serves educators, parents, and afterschool professionals with lesson plans, student interactives, printouts, calendar activities, and a teaching mat. Resources cover reading, writing, language arts, poetry, media literacy, literature, and assessment, with grade groupings from kindergarten through grades 11–12. Collections combine classroom materials with professional learning resources, including instructional strategy guides and a library listing NCTE books and journals. Lesson plans align with IRA/NCTE English Language Arts standards and, where applicable, state and Common Core standards. Interactive tools include Comic Creator, Timeline, Trading Card Creator, and Webbing Tool. The site says downloaded mobile apps work on tablets offline, and updated interactives should run on computers, tablets, phones, and other devices. No login is required, and the site says it does not save user information or created work on its servers.

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