Family Engagement

Strengthen the Connection Between Home and Classroom

Families are essential partners in early learning. When engagement is consistent and communication is simple, learning continues at home, even when time is limited. The most effective tools are those that make connections practical for educators and accessible to every caregiver.

Built-In Resources That Make Family Engagement Work

Integrated, Bilingual, and Aligned to Instruction

Family engagement is strongest when tools are embedded into the routine, not introduced as an extra. Across all programs, Frog Street includes:

Multi-lingual take-home activities designed for busy families with simple materials and clear instructions

Weekly family letters that explain current classroom learning and suggest easy extension activities

Vocabulary words for home use that reinforce classroom language development in any setting

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Learning extension ideas using common materials that don’t require special purchases or preparation

Emotional vocabulary and Conscious Discipline® SED tips that create consistency in behavior support approaches

Consistent links between what children learn and what families receive so conversations about school are meaningful

Accessible Communication in Every Setting

Support for Busy Families and Real Classrooms

The structure of each family-facing tool reflects the realities of family life — short attention spans, multiple languages, limited time, and diverse levels of comfort with school engagement.

 These design principles ensure that family engagement tools actually get used rather than being set aside or overlooked. The consistency and clarity reduce barriers to participation for all families.

Outcomes that Extend Beyond
the Classroom

Engagement That Builds Belonging and Readiness

When communication works, families are more likely to contribute to learning outcomes. Engagement increases school trust, supports behavior expectations, and reinforces language and literacy.

Programs implementing Frog Street’s family engagement components report stronger parent participation, improved home learning environments, and greater family advocacy for children’s educational needs.

Ready to Share What Matters Most

 Each tool on this page can be previewed, adapted, and used as part of your next planning cycle. These resources are designed to support connection without increasing complexity. Explore by program level or review a full sample kit to see how family engagement works across age ranges.
 

Explore additional planning tools:

Curriculum Hub

See how family engagement connects to curriculum components.

SED and Whole-Child Learning

Explore how social-emotional development extends to home settings.

Professional Development

Learn about training that supports effective family partnerships.

Request a Sample

Request family engagement materials to review with your team.