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Streamline your classroom communication with these 40+ Editable Newsletter Templates! These customizable designs are perfect for keeping families and students informed. Easily create professional and engaging newsletters tailored to your needs.
Streamline your classroom communication with these 40+ Editable Newsletter Templates! These customizable designs are perfect for keeping families and students informed. Easily create professional and engaging newsletters tailored to your needs. In this resource, you’ll find 40+ newspaper templates to keep your classroom news fresh and interesting!
These templates are available in both Google Slides and Microsoft Powerpoint formats, giving you flexibility and choice in how you share with families – a class website, printed, texted via Remind or Dojo. Empower your families to ask questions, be involved in the classroom, and help support learning at home.
INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE
In this pack, I’ve included 40+ templates for each month of the school year, including but not limited to..
Illustration-Heavy Templates
Text-heavy Templates – ideal for those looking for content-heavy options, related arts classrooms, and older grades
❤️USING THIS RESOURCE
☑️ Classroom newsletter
☑️ Club updates
☑️ Student-written newsletter
☑️ School updates
☑️ Internal School Memo
Since the newsletters are in full-color and I love trees, I distribute my newsletter via email. I ‘Save As’ each newsletter as a PDF (click on ‘File Type’) to keep the newspaper elements from shifting. Additionally, I send out the PDF or JPEG file on Remind. All newsletters can easily be printed on a black/white school copier (I do this to post outside our classroom, as well as, for families without an email address).
**See how to edit and save these newsletters as a PDF here.**
**See this resource in action in my classroom here.**
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jenn azar –
Love this template. They are so cute and easy to add information to!
Alyssa B. –
This Weekly Newsletter Template is such a helpful resource for staying organized and keeping families informed! I love that it is editable, making it easy to add weekly classroom updates, reminders, upcoming events, and important information. The format makes communication with parents simple and consistent without having to create a newsletter from scratch each week. Such a great time-saver for teachers, especially during the busy back-to-school season!
Aidyn K. –
This weekly newsletter template makes parent communication so much easier! It’s clean, organized, and easy to customize with your own classroom updates. A great way to keep families informed each week without having to create a newsletter from scratch.
Marcia A. –
This resource is very helpful for publishing your newsletter.
Designed to Differentiate –
So nice to have something to use that I don’t need to stress about!
Alyssa J. –
This newsletter is easy to edit and there are many fun options for each month. I love it!
Meet Me at the End of First –
Great resource for my 2nd grade dual language students!
Kelly B. –
These newsletter templates were cute and easy to edit!
Southern Teachology –
This Is a good resource for creating parent newsletters.
Bri J. –
I loved how there were options for every season and theme that we did throughout the year!
kelly B. –
This is a good resource for the beginning of the year
Kathleen L. –
I have used this template for my newsletter for three years. I like the way it is organized with enough space to add verbiage. My parents have commented that they are quick and easy to read!
Amy F. –
This is a great resource! I love the graphics added for the different seasons of the year!
Christina P. –
I absolutely love using this resource for my monthly newsletters. Thank you 🙂
Allison B. –
I use this template weekly to update families. Now that I am in the swing of using the newsletter, it takes me 10-15 minutes per week to write, tweak, and edit my newsletter. I do it during breakfast on Saturday mornings and know it’s done before the weekend begins 🙂
Kristi Buck –
This was helpful for a lot of my special education students