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Bring in picture books that show kids all kinds of cultures, families, and traditions. These books help students see themselves and each other in the stories. You can use them for read alouds, class discussions, or even writing prompts. Some great options for Kindergarten–3rd grade include:

All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold

The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson

Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry

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Strategy 2: Teach History from Many Sides

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Strategy 2: Teach History from Many Sides

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Talk about history that includes all people. For example, teach about Black History Month, Native American stories, and holidays like Juneteenth.

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Strategy 3: Use real life examples from around the world

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Strategy 3: Use real life examples from around the world

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Show how kids live in other places. Talk about how people in other countries get water, go to school, or celebrate holidays.

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Strategy 4: Use songs, art, and videos from different cultures

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Strategy 4: Use songs, art, and videos from different cultures

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Play music from other countries, watch short videos, or make art projects from around the world.

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Strategy 1: Let kids share about their lives

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Strategy 1: Let kids share about their lives

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Let them talk about their family, food, or traditions. Use these things in your lessons.

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Strategy 2: Give different ways to show learning

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Strategy 2: Give different ways to show learning

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Some kids might like to draw, others to write, talk, or act out what they’ve learned. Give choices.

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 Strategy 3: Use kids' home languages when possible

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 Strategy 3: Use kids' home languages when possible

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Label things in English and other languages spoken in your class. Learn simple greetings in other languages.

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Strategy 4: Connect learning to real life

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Strategy 4: Connect learning to real life

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Start lessons by asking things like: “Have you done this before?” or “What does your family do that’s like this?”

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Strategy 1: Make a culture wall or shelf

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Strategy 1: Make a culture wall or shelf

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Let kids bring photos, drawings, or items from home to show their background or family traditions.

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 Strategy 2: Use posters and books that show all kinds of people

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 Strategy 2: Use posters and books that show all kinds of people

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Decorate the room with pictures that show different skin tones, families, and abilities. Have books that match, too.

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Strategy 3: Make class rules about kindness and respect

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Strategy 3: Make class rules about kindness and respect

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Talk with your class about being kind, listening to others, and celebrating differences. Write the rules together.

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Learn about holidays from different cultures like Lunar New Year, Diwali, or Ramadan. Let students share how they celebrate.

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Invite families to bring food, music, clothes, or games to share their culture with the class.

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 Strategy 2: Send notes home in different languages

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 Strategy 2: Send notes home in different languages

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Try to send messages in each family’s home language when you can. Use apps or tools to help translate.

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Strategy 3: Invite family and community guests

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Strategy 3: Invite family and community guests

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Ask parents or local leaders to come in and talk about their job, traditions, or stories.

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Strategy 4: Do projects with your community

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Strategy 4: Do projects with your community

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Visit a local cultural center or partner with a community group. Let kids learn from people in their own neighborhood.