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Weekly Newsletter Template Editable: Back to School, Parent Communication

(7112 customer reviews)

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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.

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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. 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

  • back to school, reading, science, math
  • fall, apples, Halloween, Thanksgiving
  • Christmas, snowman, snow, winter, Valentine’s Day
  • plants, St. Patrick’s Day, Earth Day, weather
  • summer, sports
  • themes (ocean, pets, space, dinosaurs, birthday, pirate, super heroes, dogs, fairytale, camping, mystery, plus MORE )

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.**

TECH SUPPORT

  • Please print this entire document ‘Fit to Page’ or ‘Scale to Fit Page’ found on the ‘Print Set-up’ tab.
  • ALL THE TEXT of each newsletter is editable, including the text in the arrow headers. Due to copyright laws, the format and graphics are not. You must have PowerPoint 2003 (or a newer version) or Slides to edit these files!
  • To use the same fonts as shown in my classroom samples, you’ll want to download the following FREE fonts – KG Fonts, Be Still and Know: bit.ly/bestillandknowkg, Rowdy in Room 300, Rowdy Writing: bit.ly/rowdywriting, DJB, This Font is Bold: bit.ly/thisfontisbold. After you have downloaded these fonts, close this file and restart your computer. Then, when you re-open this file all the fonts should be visible to you!
  • To edit the text, click on the text box. Then, select the text and type what you want in each box

✅Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!

7112 reviews for Weekly Newsletter Template Editable: Back to School, Parent Communication

  1. Daysi R. –

    I really enjoyed sending these home to let my parents know what we are learning in class. the parents loved it.

  2. Tara G. –

    A great resource to use for my weekly newsletter for parents.

  3. Felisha S. –

    I have used this product for a number of years and have loved it. The themes are appropriate for each time of the year. It is very helpful and one of my first purchases on TPT.

  4. Judith A. –

    This was a wonderful resource to keep my parents and students updated on weekly/monthly goings-on in my classroom.

  5. Courtney Karst –

    This is a fantastic resource for keeping families informed and engaged with classroom activities. I used it with my third-grade class, and it made communication with parents so much easier and more effective. The newsletter is visually appealing and well-organized, which makes it a fun way to connect with families. It’s perfect for regular updates and has become an essential tool in my classroom. Highly recommend it for teachers looking for an easy yet effective way to share classroom news!

  6. Stefani G. –

    I absolutely love this newsletter template. I have been using this for 8 years now.

  7. Heart Full of Firsties –

    This was perfect! This is just what I needed!

  8. Samantha T. –

    Great quality and very user-friendly. Thank you for such a helpful resource!

  9. Jenn in First –

    This resource was exactly what I needed! It was well-organized, easy to use, and saved me a ton of prep time. My students were engaged and the material was clear and effective. I appreciate the thoughtful design and quality content. Highly recommend!

  10. Fals In Love With Teaching –

    Amazing resource! 10/10 would recommend to all my teacher friends

  11. Leslie A. –

    This resource is fantastic. My school is switching to google this next year. Is there a Google friendly version of this resource? When I tried to transfer it from PP to Google slides, it wasn’t a 1 to 1 transfer. Thanks!

  12. Tamara S. –

    This classroom newsletter template was wonderful! I really loved it. I will possibly use it again this school year.

  13. Michelle Valdez –

    My students love this resource. They were engaged in the learning and I was pleased with their progress. I would recommend this to others.

  14. Amber G. –

    Love this cute newsletter template. It helps keep parents in the loop.

  15. Madison W. –

    This is a great way to communicate with parents and telling them how they can support you at school. I love how this can also be easily saved and posted to Dojo or a class site to save paper.

  16. eva jane E. –

    This was a great resource for First grade. Thank you for sharing

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