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This 12-page resource includes a family note for home and worksheet practice on reporting what someone said without repeating the exact words. Students practice shifting verbs, pronouns, and time expressions, with clear examples such as changing “I am ready” to “she was ready.” Send it home to connect classroom grammar work with a short everyday conversation and give families an optional way to practice together.
This one-page family practice note introduces personal, possessive, reflexive, relative, and demonstrative pronouns with examples and a relaxed conversation prompt. Families can notice and name pro... Read more
This printable family note introduces four classroom words about familiar living-room items and invites families to add a word their child enjoys or uses at home. Children practise naming and talki... Read more
This 7-page printable resource supports English practice with the Future Continuous and Future Perfect, including a ready-to-send family note explaining each tense. Children practise describing an ... Read more
This 9-page printable family note helps teachers share a class focus on regular and irregular past-tense verbs with families. Children can notice examples such as “walked” and “went” during... Read more
This family practice note accompanies an adverbs worksheet on manner, time, place, frequency, and degree, with simple questions families can use during conversation, reading, or daily routines. Chi... Read more
Use this two-way note to share which letters or sounds children practiced and invite families to report the letters and sounds their child recognizes. The 9-page PDF includes teacher and family res... Read more
This five-page printable helps families and teachers work together on everyday routines and safety ideas through guided home practice and a teacher response note. Children ages 2–5 practise notic... Read more
This one-page family practice note explains coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS), subordinating conjunctions, and correlative conjunction pairs with clear examples. An optional reading conversation ... Read more
This 13-page printable home practice note helps families talk with children about habits, routines, and actions happening right now. Clear examples and optional conversation prompts invite children... Read more
This printable family practice note helps students notice how modal verbs express ability, permission, possibility, rules, advice, and polite requests in everyday conversation. It includes optional... Read more
This one-page family note helps educators share a simple subject-verb agreement focus and a brief observation or encouragement with caregivers. It includes an example (“The dog barks”), a quick... Read more
This printable street-safety lesson and take-home family note helps children practise crossing only with an adult. The page includes a lesson goal, spaces for the child’s name and date, and four ... Read more
Important Changes at Home | Preschool Parent Communication & Support Forms
Help children feel supported during changes at home with practical communication tools that keep families and teachers ... Read more
This 6-page printable supports a classroom Halloween vocabulary activity and helps families continue the conversation at home. Children ages 2–5 practice hearing, noticing, and beginning to use n... Read more
This nine-page printable resource helps students and caregivers talk through zero, first, second, and third conditional sentences using everyday examples and prompts. Children practise connecting a... Read more
This 8-page family handout extends cornfield play by showing caregivers how to clap or tap the syllables in familiar spoken words. Children listen to everyday words and explore their word parts thr... Read more
This 23-page printable pack includes a neutral home–school behavior observation report for documenting a specific situation and the support offered. Providers and families can record observable d... Read more
This printable family practice note helps students review the present perfect for life experiences and actions that continue into the present, with a clear reminder of have/has + past participle an... Read more
Use this home-to-school note to build consistent hygiene and clean-up routines with families. The checklist covers handwashing, toothbrushing, bathing tools, and putting toys, clothes, and trash in... Read more
This 7-page printable home-support resource helps families connect classroom learning with conversations about relative clauses using who, whom, whose, which, and that. A brief reminder and convers... Read more