Blooming With Care: A Kindness Craft for Ages 6 to 12
A paper flower craft for children ages 6 to 12 that builds fine motor skills and invites them to write the ways they show care and kindness on each petal.
Three Sleepover Activities That Build Social Emotional Skills at Home
Painting, baking a cake, and building a fort: three sleepover activities that quietly build self awareness, teamwork, and communication in children.
Cultural Understanding and Inclusion: Three Ways to Build an Inclusive Classroom
Why the early years matter for inclusive values, and three practical steps educators can take: learn about each child’s culture, bring diversity into the classroom, and communicate with families and the community.
What the Land Teaches Us About Juneteenth: A Storytelling Reflection
A Parents2Partners intern reflects on a Juneteenth panel about how landscapes and plants hold stories of the journey to freedom.
Beat the Summer Slide With Storytelling: Sharing “Mamá and Me”
How reading and storytelling help prevent the summer slide, and a bilingual picture book that celebrates the bond between mothers and children across cultures.
How to Homeschool a Child With ADHD Without the Stress
Fifteen practical tips for homeschooling a child with ADHD: routines, short lessons, movement breaks, hands on learning, and celebrating progress.
A Guide for Newcomer Immigrant Parents: Support, Resources, and Self Care
Encouragement and practical tips for parents who have recently moved to a new country, plus how schools and communities can support their wellbeing.
Helping Newcomer Children Thrive in a New Country
How parents, educators, and communities can support the wellbeing, confidence, and belonging of children who have recently moved to a new country.
11 Ways Teachers Can Support Newcomer Immigrant Families
Practical ways educators can welcome and support newly arrived immigrant families, from translated information and interpreters to orientation sessions and peer buddies.
The Hidden Impact of Emotional and Verbal Harm on Children, and How Schools and Families Can Help
How emotional, verbal, and physical mistreatment affects children’s self esteem, learning, and relationships, and practical steps schools and families can take to protect and support them.