You could include a reading list with books the parents could read to their child that go with what you are currently teaching to reinforce the concepts.

Include all relevant school phone numbers, and your own if you wish. You can include a conference request sheet and a list of assignments for the week so parents can check them off, or you can check them off to let parents know what you’ve covered.

-a couple of worksheets for us to do that were due every Thursday (they went over them in class) (this was actually a seperate duotang. Enough worksheets for a month were in there but we only had to do 1-2 pages per week)

-a schedule showing field trips and who the parent volunteers would be

-a schedule of class parties and who was supposed to bring what and when

-show and share schedule

Another thing dd’s grade 1 teacher did was to send home a sheet that told what they’d been doing for the week. Daily, as a group the children would summarize the most important things the class had done (good for writing skills!). The teacher wrote the sentences for them. The day’s special helper drew a picture to go with the sentences. She did this on an 11×14 sheet, with a table divided into 10 sections (2 sections per day: one for sentences and one for the picture). She then made copies for each child to take home on Friday. Hope that makes sense! It’s difficult to describe.