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To incorporate multicultural perspectives and content across a wide range of subjects, educators can include activities that encourage students to discuss and explore their cultural backgrounds. Activities like these allow all students to have a voice and feel included.

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If funding is available, another great way to include multicultural content is to take students on a field trip to see a play or performance with cultural differences or hear a public speaker.

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Incorporating multicultural literature can also be beneficial. Some examples of multicultural literature are the books "The Name Jar" by Yangsook Choi and "Brown Girl Dreaming" by Jacqueline Woodson. The novel "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" by Sherman Alexie is another great piece of multicultural literature to include for older students.

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Some multicultural historical events to include in lesson plans are cultural heritage fairs, the Day of the Dead, Black History Month, Cinco de Mayo, and Rio Carnival. Film festivals, music festivals, and international potlucks can also be full of multicultural perspectives.

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Learning students' names is a step towards developing a caring environment. It is also an excellent way to form bonds with students. Knowing and pronouncing students' names correctly makes students feel cared for and welcome.

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Allowing open discussions in the classroom so that all students have a voice is an important way to incorporate equality. When students interact, it allows them to relate to their classmates.

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Teachers can incorporate videos, charts, visual aids, translators, and so much more to help students whose cultural background is different from the majority of their classmates.

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Creating a student-centered classroom by tailoring teaching methods to the way your students learn will help to create a positive learning environment.

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Getting to know what holidays your students celebrate and making a point to acknowledge or celebrate them in your classroom will help to foster a multicultural classroom environment.

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When creating an inclusive classroom, being mindful of other languages spoken in your class is important. Using different cultural art to decorate the classroom is a great way to make students feel included as well.

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Setting classroom rules that require respect and kindness is also crucial to fostering a multicultural classroom. Teaching students that certain words and phrases can be hurtful to others with a different cultural background is important for their futures.

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Incorporating books, discussions, and lessons about different cultures and genders can help to foster a multicultural classroom. It is also important for students to see themselves in the things they learn.

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Involving family members with school functions and education nights is helpful to both students and parents.

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Clear, respectful communication between teachers and parents is one of the most important ways to create a trusted relationship. Building a trusted relationship then encourages families to get involved with school functions.

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When there is a need for supplies for students at the school, going to local businesses for donations is a great way to help get the community involved. This can create community bonds and allow people to get involved.

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Hosting a family fun night featuring diverse cultural exhibits, food, and music is a great way to connect with the community. Hosting an open house at the schools allows families to come see where and what their children are learning provides a sense of comfort and understanding.