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Read stories like The Diary of Anne Frank, Esperanza Rising, or Inside Out & Back Again so students see different voices in literature.

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Teach WWII through Anne Frank’s diary or the Civil Rights Movement through kids’ and families’ experiences...not just leaders.

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Show how traditional herbal medicine connects to modern science or how farming practices differ worldwide.

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Use African textile patterns or Native American beadwork to make geometry hands-on and cultural

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Use visuals, group work, roleplay, and hands-on projects so everyone learns in their own way.

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Invite students to bring in traditions, recipes, or holiday stories from home.

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Poster, slideshow, skit, or essay...students pick how they show learning.

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Greet students in Spanish, Vietnamese, or other common languages & let bilingual students teach the class a phrase.

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Decorate with maps, posters, and books showing people from around the world.

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Build rules like “We listen to understand” and “Everyone gets a turn” as a group.

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Simple activities for Lunar New Year, Hanukkah, Día de los Muertos, etc.

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Weekly time for students to share something about themselves or their families.

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Parents share food, music, or traditions in class.

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Invite veterans, artists, local leaders, or grandparents to share cultural stories.

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Families set up booths with food, crafts, and traditions to share.

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Do food drives, clean-ups, or volunteer projects that build teamwork and connection.