Parent involvement
Discover Pinterest’s 10 best ideas and inspiration for Parent involvement. Get inspired and try out new things.
Let parents know why it is important for them to volunteer! Download from our File Exchange
PTO Today saved to Volunteer Recruitment
Are you looking for ways to have classroom parent volunteers? Here is a list of 50 ideas to use parent volunteers int the classroom. #parentvolunteers #classroommanagement
10 Reasons To Get Involved flyer. Free download! Hand out to parents at back-to-school events.
PTO Today saved to Back-to-School Season
The Eight Ps of Parent Engagement via @NEAToday
There’s so much more to kindergarten readiness than letter recognition. Maybe it’s because I’ve always wanted to be a teacher…but it baffles me that families don’t understand that 3, 4, and 5 year olds learn better through play than worksheets. Here’s a FREE parent handout to send home to help those families recognize what play...Read More
Marcia Bordovsky saved to Teacher Stuff
There’s so much more to kindergarten readiness than letter recognition. Maybe it’s because I’ve always wanted to be a teacher…but it baffles me that families don’t understand that 3, 4, and 5 year olds learn better through play than worksheets. Here’s a FREE parent handout to send home to help those families recognize what play...Read More
Amanda Erickson saved to print
The Parent Connection Newsletter is full of ideas for parents to help their children become better readers. This post contains Issue #3.
Stacy Cameron saved to Kindergarten
“20 Ideas For Increasing Parental Involvement 👥👨👨👧👦👩👩👧👦 (by @CompConnCarla via @mccoyderek) #edchat #education”
Aaron Hartwell saved to Interesting Ideas
A month or two ago I posted a Parent Volunteer form that I used in my classroom. I got some feedback and I realize that not all of you require a background check from volunteers or go about it in a different way. Here is an updated version. Original version (click to download) New Version Click image
Ashley Outlaw saved to Teaching ideas
High parental involvement can be nothing but positive. Henderson and Berla (1994) reviewed and analyzed eighty-five studies that documented the comprehensive benefits of parent involvement in children’s education. Here is a summary of the benefits they noted for the children, parents, teachers, and the school. How Parent Involvement Helps Our Kids There are many benefits …
Kristy Mays saved to Teach It: Classroom Basics