Category: Early Childhood Education and Family Engagement

Resource 1: Trying Together

https://tryingtogether.org/community-resources/family-engagement-toolkit/

Description:  This is a family engagement toolkit. Early childhood educators and families can use this toolkit to (a) access strategies to strengthen teacher and family relationships, find ideas and resources to improve community relationships, learn how to increase equity and gain ideas for family engagement practices in the home and program.

 Resource 2: National Association for Family, School, and Community Engagement (NAFSCE)

https://nafsce.org/page/Toolkits

This site can be used to help create high-impact family engagement activities. It has an extensive list of family engagement tools and resources. It can help educators with (a) identifying goals and establishing meaningful goals to achieve them, (b) creating a common vocabulary to improve communication among program participants, (c) drafting effective family partnership agreements, and (d) selecting appropriate printable resources.




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