Summer Parent-Teacher Planning Tool

Classroom grades are only one part of the story.

Before the year ends, ask your child’s teacher which skills to focus on over the summer and what to share with summer tutors/program leaders.

Below are three steps to help you get ready for the conversation.

Enter your notes as you talk to your child’s teacher and then choose Print or Email Plan at the bottom of the page.

Ask about Grade-Level Progress

Example questions for the teacher:

Is my child on grade level in math and reading?

Where has my child done well and where do they need more support in getting ready for next year?

Want to see how your child is doing in math and reading and get connected to free and fun summer learning activities? Get the Readiness Check here.
Get more ideas to support reading over the summer here.

Reflect on Social/Emotional Skills

Example questions for the teacher:

I’ve noticed (add your observations) about my child’s social/emotional skills and relationships with friends. What have you noticed and what do you think we need to work on this summer?

What motivated or made my child happy in your class this year?

Team up on a Plan

Example questions for the teacher:

How can we support key grade-level math and reading skills this summer (online and offline)?

What do you think is most important for me to share with summer tutors or program leaders?

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Did you know?

Nationally, parents say they want a clear picture and the truth about how their child is progressing.

Knowing your child’s progress with grade-level skills can make all the difference. You are your child’s learning hero!

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Summer Parent-Teacher Planning Tool

Ask about Grade-Level Progress

Reflect on Social/Emotional Skills

Team up on a Plan

Be a Learning Hero!