School family night ideas events

Are you looking for ways to plan events and activities that include your whole school community? Take a peek at my favorite events for students, families, staff, and the larger school community as a whole! These events go beyond a typical movie/pizza party and are sure to be a hit with your whole school!

Try these creative family fun night ideas from parent groups across the country.

If you are reading this, you are probably either a school PTO leader, principal or room mom trying to figure out how to get more parents involved! Know this, you are not alone! Schools across the country struggle to get the participation that they want and need everyday! I've been there too. Here's the scenario... My son attended a middle school with approximately 700 kids that was in need of a PTO leader. Sure, why not! I love education, kids and planning so how bad could it be? Right?!?…

Family Bingo nights bring your school community together in such a fun way! This is an awesome fundraiser or give-back event. It's a fun time for the whole family! This Guide will give you everything you need to put this event together. Use Canva.com to edit your bundle and customize it to your groups needs. This is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD template. No physical product will be shipped. Once payment has processed the digital file will be available for download.

Try these creative family fun night ideas from parent groups across the country.

Family Night Ideas are designed to help families come together, creating opportunities for bonding, laughter, and shared experiences.

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We celebrated Family Literacy Night last week. It was a lot of fun! Parents, grandparents, students, little brothers and sisters attended and participated in the activities. This was our table to w

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Tuesday was our annual Bingo for Books event. I posted about it on my Facebook page and had several questions about it, so I wanted to elaborate here. It’s surprisingly simple and so much fun. At our school, Bingo for Books started as a fourth grade event, then it moved to third grade, and is […]