Use its speech-to-text features to help students respond to written questions in their L1.

The photo icon can be used to reread books, images, or pictures back to the students as well as translating it into whatever language they need!

Students can read books in Spanish and English with provided comprehension questions in both languages.

Students have access to grade-level material books on topics that they want to read!

Create "Who am I?" poems with your students to learn more about their cultural experiences and background information. This can also help other students find similarities to each other!

Student fishbowl - "A student fishbowl gives pre-service and in-service educators an opportunity to hear the experiences, ideas, and critiques of current students while giving the students an opportunity to be active in the dialogue on multicultural education and education transformation" (Edchange, n.d.).

Research and papers created to inform teachers of new practices and strategies to use in the classroom.

Use this library to help research methods to encourage multiculturalism in your classroom.

Use this guide to find research on why culturally responsive teaching is important and how we can foster it.

Base your classroom rules list off of the bullet points under the "preparing teachers to be culturally responsive".

Teachers can sign up for professional developments to help them see and correct unknown personal biases.

Links to articles and stories about culture, politics, civics, etc.

Have students practice their listening skills in English by playing stories with built in comprehension questions

Create short response questions to the stories to have students practice their writing skills.

Can be used as fun time in the classroom or as a reward.

Use the games to help reinforce question words, expressions, colors, numbers, and daily living vocabulary.