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It is a blessing for busy educators that online sources for free curriculum are about as numerous as online weight loss advertisements. The Federal Registry for Educational Excellence, for example, is a great resource — so great that it offers over 2,000 online teaching resources for arts and music education, over 11,000 on U.S. history topics and more than 62,000 relating to science. If you happen to have the time to browse these listings, you are both lucky and quite extraordinary. 
Todd Sherman's comment,
August 30, 2013 2:57 PM
Have you tried www.curriki.org? They have 50,000 plus repository of free resources.
Carles Vila's comment,
August 30, 2013 3:04 PM
Todd, thank you! It looks awseome!
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But what teacher has the time to browse through all these resources? This post provides links to 10 resources that also have great free curriculum. Click through to the post to find hot links to:
* Community Classroom - Film based lessons and activities (high school and older students)
* Activate Instruction - Resources for students in grades 6 - 12
* Apps with Curriculum - Free curriculum to accompany apps (that do cost money)
* Lesson Pathways - Resources for K-5 teachers
* Education World - Free curriculum, teacher tools, templates and more
* teAchnology - Thousands of lesson plans plus great resources for teachers
* Media Education Lab - K-12 lessons to build media literacy and critical thinking skills
* iCivics - "...civics and citizenship, culture, economics, geography, government, history and more"
* eGFI - K-12 lesson plans in math and science
* Intel - Free professional development materials plus many great lessons in STEM, engineering and more
More information on all these sites is also available in the post.