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Supporting your children’s education is an important task for any parent, but it can be difficult to find resources that align with and extend the lessons they’re learning in school. At Share My Lesson, we have hand-picked samples of our most popular lesson plans, handouts and classroom resources that will help you support and engage your K-12 children’s learning success at home.
NBC News Parent Toolkit
Created by NBC News, the Parent Toolkit helps parents navigate their child's journey from pre-kindergarten through high school. This collection of resources features academic benchmarks and tips designed to help parents track and support their child's progress.

Classic Children’s Books
This collection features materials that accompany popular elementary school texts.

Bullying Prevention
Help support a bully-free environment in your community.

Popular Math and English Language Arts Lessons
These K-12 collections contain our most popular math and ELA resources and materials.

Summer Reading Collection
These resources help children make sense of their summer reading at home.

Coping with Traumatic Events
In the wake of crisis, these resources will help you cope with your child’s emotional needs.

Common Core State Standards
Stay up-to-date with the latest news and resources about the Common Core.

Guide to High School Success
This toolkit contains helpful tips about communicating with teachers and planning for college.

Choosing the Right College
This resource provides information and guidelines about how to begin the college search, including how to research and compare different schools.

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