Resource Library
Our Colorín Colorado resource library is filled with tools and materials that you can use in the classroom, with parents, and for your own professional development! These resources include tip sheets, research reports, recommended websites, resources organized by state, and much more.
What You'll Find in This Section
Multilingual Tips for Families
There are many different ways multilingual families can support their child's literacy, education, and social-emotional health. These resources, available in multiple languages, offer tips and ideas to try at home!
Reading Tip Sheets for Parents
Learn how families can support literacy at home, whether their children are babies, toddlers, preschoolers, or in elementary school. These tips are available in 13 languages.
Reading Tip Sheets for Educators
Colorín Colorado and the American Federation of Teachers have collaborated to develop tip sheets focused on reading instruction for educators of English language learners in grades 4-12.
ELL Topics A to Z
The following English language learner (ELL) resources are organized by topic for educators and parents.
ELL Resources by State
The following pages contain links to statewide agencies, resources, and organizations focused on English language learners (ELLs).
How can we help English language learners successfully meet the Common Core State Standards? This resource section offers ideas and materials including classroom videos, teacher interviews, and bilingual parent tips.
Natural Disaster Resources for Schools: Partnering with Multilingual Families
The following resources for schools include ideas for partnering with multilingual families during a natural disaster, supporting families impacted by a global disaster elsewhere, and supporting displaced families who relocate to a new school district. Updates on current crises are also included.
Responding to a Crisis: Resources for Schools and Families
These resource collections address a number of the acute crises facing students, families, and schools today, including natural disasters, immigration, school and community violence, and bias and bullying. Many of the resources address the unique challenges facing immigrant families and students.