Background: Education development cannot be separated from the role of parents, who always provide assistance, guidance, and student learning evaluation. The relationship between parents influences students' speaking and writing skills.Method: The authors used a qualitative descriptive study with a case study design. The subjects were the teachers of fifth-grade Bolosingo Public Elementary School (BPES) and the parents/guardians of the fifth-grade students of BPES. The authors used observation and interviews for data collection and triangulation for data validity.Result: The results to be obtained in this study were (1) the role of the teacher to teach speaking and writing skills, as well as providing examples for parents on how to provide teaching related to speaking and writing skills. (2) the role of parents in providing assistance, guidance, and evaluation for students. (3) parents' knowledge of the importance of speaking and writing skills.Implications: The implications of this study were: first, the principal enriches the knowledge and insight of teachers to understand speaking and writing skills in the language. Both teachers provided parents with insight to strengthen children's knowledge of speaking and writing skills.Novelty: Previous studies related to the role of parents in the application of speaking and writing skills are still limited. The findings of this study would be significant in the future for parents and education in Indonesia. This study would be essential to create the role of parents who can assist, guide, and evaluate children's speaking and writing skills.