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CORE CURRICULUM
FAMILY AND CAREGIVER RESOURCES
Engaging Families and Caregivers in Student Growth
Connecting Families and Caregivers with Student Learning
At HMH, we know that learning extends beyond the classroom, and families and caregivers play a crucial role in a child's academic success. So we provide comprehensive resources that help to foster an environment where learning becomes a shared and enriching experience. Here are a few of the resources HMH provides to connect families and caregivers with student learning.
A Library of Resources in English and Spanish
Family Room is an ever-growing library of resources in English and Spanish to help parents and caregivers support student learning year-round. With their student’s Ed login, they can access assignments, learning sessions, digestible articles, videos, and tips from teachers, parents, and caregivers.
Letters That Outline Each Learning Unit
Learning units in many of our programs include letters to parents and caregivers that outline the theme, selections, and end-of-unit tasks. These letters, available in over 10 languages, build connections in the community and further learning beyond the classroom.
Tools for Easily Sharing Student Progress
Teachers can share various HMH reports that focus on a single student’s progress using “Parent View.” The reports give families and caregivers a view of student strengths, areas for improvement, and their growth over time.
Insights & Resources
Explore resources that provide tips on how parents and caregivers can support their student’s learning.
Learn new strategies for maintaining communication between school and home from elementary school teacher, Katie Radovich.
Explore tips for parents, caregivers, and educators who are helping children with math at home but don't feel comfortable or competent in the discipline.
Teach parents and students how to create a good study environment at home as schools take measures to prepare for possible coronavirus outbreaks in their communities.
As the school year ends, keep kids engaged with these fun summer school activities for elementary and middle school students.
The students' parents play a huge role in their education—and that's just one reason why parent-teacher communication is crucial.