Multicultural Literature Circles (ELA) - Use novels/stories from authors around the world

History Through Multiple Perspectives (Social Studies) - Teach major events through different voices and experiences

STEM Contributions from Diverse Cultures - Explore and research which cultures brought to life specific technologies (i.e., Agriculture - Indigenous people, Astronomy - Mayan Civilization, etc... (Gibbs & Jr., 2014)

Art & Music Across Cultures - Study the different art methods of cultures and have students reflect on their own culture and symbolism

Student-Centered Storytelling - Allow students to share their personal stories from their cultural backgrounds (builds cultural pride and empathy for others).

Differentiated Learning with Cultural Connections - Adapt lessons to connect with students' real-life cultural contexts. (Page 6: Differentiate Process, n.d.)

Multilingual Resources & Instruction - Provide visuals, bilingual glossaries, and translated instruction when possible.

Responsive Discussion Protocols - Use think-pair-share, circle discussions, and/or storytelling to respect different cultural communication styles.

Classroom Decor & Materials - Display multicultural posters, flags, maps, and books. Rotate these items on a regular basis to "spotlight" specific cultures during special times.

Inclusive Language Norms - Use students' preferred names and correct pronunciations.

Collaborative Rule-Making - Co-create classroom norms that emphasize respect, empathy, and equity.

Celebration of Cultural Holidays & Heritage Months - Acknowledge holidays beyond the mainstream. Invite students to share their traditions through presentation, food, or music.

Family Culture Nights - Host events where families can share their food, music, traditions, etc... Encourage students to create displays with family members.

Community Guest Speakers - Invite local leaders, parents, ot others to share their stories, history, cultural practices and/or experiences with students.

Cultural Mentorship Programs - Pair students with a community member of a similar cultural background and allow them to learn from them.

Family & Community Projects - Organize service-learning projects tied to cultural themes. Involve families in a co-teaching style so that students are able to learn the most.