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Teachers: What are 20 Questions to ask parents as we return to school?

August 4, 2021 6 Comments

As we return to school this autumn, we know how important it is to get to know our students. What occasionally falls to the wayside, however, is getting to know their parents and guardians. Read below to find out why family knowledge and parental engagement is so important in this 2021-2022 school year – and to discover 20 insightful questions to kick off your school year right.

What are current best practices in bilingual education?

2023: 8 best practices in bilingual education

July 17, 2023 3 Comments

You want to support all your students, but it can feel difficult to know what’s best for your multi/bilingual learners. There are plenty of myths

6 essential questions for this Women’s History Month

March 2, 2022 2 Comments

Are you and your students looking to go deeper this Women’s History Month 2022? These six essential questions will encourage rich dialogue all month long.

Beginning of the year activities that will get your students out of their seats!

5 beginning of the year activities that get students moving!

July 19, 2024 1 Comment

As elementary teachers, we’re always on the hunt for engaging beginning of the year activities that will help us get to know our students and

Tips for building strong parent teacher relationships from the beginning of the school year!

12 proven ways to build indestructible teacher parent relationships

July 17, 2023 4 Comments

Building strong teacher parent relationships can be tough! Investigate these 12 proven ways to establish & maintain clear teacher family communication for the school year!

How do I celebrate holidays in my anti-bias classroom?

November 21, 2021 2 Comments

Early elementary teachers, learn with me as I ask about best practices for celebrating holidays in an anti-bias classroom! I’ll summarize 3 articles from field experts and provide your anti-bias classroom next steps!

How this teacher to parent letter helped me start a tough year strong

September 6, 2021 No Comments

Lit By Learning’s Kate Bell reflects on how Return to School 2021 hits differently than other years. Most notably, it feels different due to sending her own son off to Kindergarten. As a response, she writes a heartfelt parent teacher letter to the parents of students in her first grade class.

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