This is a FREE form I developed to help me document and keep track of interactions I had with my students' parents.It's like a phone log but is designed for recording all important interactions with students' families.
What's Here There are so many ways to keep your families informed about class events. The class blog and class newsletter are two of the most popular and simple ways to communicate with parents. On this page, I'll share those options and several others, along with the tools you need to get started with each.
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I do a weekly newsletter. Our principal only requires us to write one every two weeks, but I find that parents typically want to know more often than that what's going on. Also, I honestly can't think two weeks ahead! Here's an example of my latest newsletter.
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Ask Your Child - This is a newsletter that I send home on Fridays. (In addition to my weekly newsletter/homework packet on Mondays.) I believe that it is important for the kiddos to discuss what they learned at school with their parents. However parents always ask "How was school today?"
