Choice #1: Classroom newsletters templates with section headers and clip art (no birthdays version).This document contains 5 different newsletter templates for you to choose from: The templates are in PDF and include fillable fields so you can type in your own text to personalize the newsletters. The 119 page Newsletter Packet in PDF includes templates for each month of the year including June, July, and August. Keep electronic copies of all newsletters so you can re-use clip-art and ideas from year to year.Publish exciting news about individual students in your newsletter to engage your audience (birthdays, honor roll, thank you).Introduce and explain the newsletter to the parents at your open house or orientation event and show examples.Use clip-art to add meaning to the text and make the newsletter more appealing to your readers, this will also help your parents who are not native English speakers.Break up text into small, bite-sized chunks using text boxes.Either weekly or monthly but always on the same day. Send classroom newsletters on a consistent basis.
The teachers who experience the most success with classroom newsletters are those who follow this simple formula: Many preschool and kindergarten teachers write classroom newsletters with varied results.
There are many ways to communicate and share classroom information with parents, the most popular method is a weekly or monthly classroom newsletter.