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Being inclusive within your classroom and adding different books from different cultures, talking about other countries. Or you can simply put different languages up if you label things in the classroom. I know there is one school in my area that teaches ASL as a special class.

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Get to know the students and build relationships with all of them. Allow them to bring things from home so they can share about themselves and their cultures.

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Including multicultural books and incorporating mini lessons/activities/holidays that promote cultural diversity

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Make sure your room represents more than one story. Whether that be multicultural literature, art work, stories around the room.

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Being open with students and creating a space where they can be themselves. You want to be inclusive so that every story doesn't go unnoticed. Kids can define who they are as a person if everyone in the class is open. I also think it is important that you are using a variety of cultures so that they can see multiple sides. Get to know your students so that you can incorporate their interests in your lessons.

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Have daily conversations about students lives. Incorporate activities into each lesson that deal with things in students lives. 

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Have daily conversations about students lives. Incorporate activities into each lesson that deal with things in students lives. 

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By building relationships with those students. Ask them about their lives, what they do for fun. Today I talked to a student who almost every weekend likes to skydive. He says he feels like he's in mission impossible. Bringing their personal lives into a math equation/problem also works.

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By how you represent your classroom by including their different cultures, etc. Getting to know students and their background. Whether it's race, gender, lgbtq+, etc.

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By how you represent your classroom by including their different cultures, etc. Getting to know students and their background. Whether it's race, gender, lgbtq+, etc.

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Ask for students to share their personal experiences and use this to make connections and build relationships.

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Having different students being the "expert" of that day. If they speak a different language, as a class we could learn something from them.

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One way you can honor individuals' stories is to tie culture into your social studies, reading or writing curriculum and then allow students to share about their lives and their culture.

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Don't assume things and get to know the real stories of your students by talking with them and listening

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Don't assume things and get to know the real stories of your students by talking with them and listening

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I have a student that is transitioning from female to non-binary, so we do a lot of working on our own language in order to model for our students what it is like to use they/them pronouns. We also are teaching our non-binary student that this is something new to us, so we will make mistakes but will do our best to correct ourselves.

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I have a student that is transitioning from female to non-binary, so we do a lot of working on our own language in order to model for our students what it is like to use they/them pronouns. We also are teaching our non-binary student that this is something new to us, so we will make mistakes but will do our best to correct ourselves.

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Get to know the students on a personal level and create a trusting relationship with them. 

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Get to know the students on a personal level and create a trusting relationship with them. 

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Since I am a P.E. teacher, I could incorporate sports or activities from different countries or places around the world.

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We all know everyone comes from a different path of life and might be raised different. We make sure students feel welcome by getting to know them and finding out things outside of the classroom.

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Have literature from their culture available in the classrooms

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Incorporate things such as books and games that are part of children's stories.  

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Incorporate things such as books and games that are part of children's stories.  

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getting to know your students at a greater level of both educationally and not!

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You can honor each individual's stories in the classroom by allowing them to be their own person. Allow students to express themselves and their backgrounds. By encouraging this, you make your classroom a welcoming place for everyone to be themselves based on their backgrounds.

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Let students teach the class about their culture/life and what makes them unique (if they feel comfortable)

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Use authors from all different backgrounds and countries. Another idea is to include representation in story problems, sample texts and classroom decorations.

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Use authors from all different backgrounds and countries. Another idea is to include representation in story problems, sample texts and classroom decorations.

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Provide multicultural literature. Learn more about the students to better provide and represent with the books and authors.

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Include something about various backgrounds in word problems in math.

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Get to know your students and know about their lives outside of the classroom.

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Get to know your students and know about their lives outside of the classroom.