Family Engagement: Relationships & Communication
The FACE Toolkit features hand-picked selections of our best family content, making it easy to share recommendations and helpful advice that address parents' concerns. Below, you'll find resources for all grades in a variety of formats and multiple languages to meet the communication needs of your school and families.
K–12
1 resources
K–12
1 resourcesOnline interactions can be tricky. Who hasn't worried over how a text or email might come across? Meaningful connections are central to kids' well-being and development, and digital spaces offer important opportunities for social growth when navigated thoughtfully. Remind your kid that their words matter even more in DMs and posts. Expressing ourselves clearly helps build understanding and avoid drama. Setting their own personal boundaries, and respecting others', can help them feel safe and comfortable. And when they find their people—whether it's gaming, art, or a love of cats—you can encourage them to find spaces that foster empathy and allow them to be their authentic selves.
K–5
9 resources
K–5
9 resources
As they get older, kids age 6 to 8 may watch and play on devices by themselves. They get the most out of it when adults get involved and talk with them about it. 💬
6–12
11 resources
6–12
11 resources
Using screens together can help your kid open up about their life and strengthen your relationship with each other. 💗
