Stenhouse Publishers

10/07/2026

As schools navigate change in literacy instruction, educators might wonder, "Which teaching practices should we continue, and which should we change — or even let go of?"

In Rethink and Revise Lizzie Hetzer outlines a powerful set of 25 Revision Moves for K-2 reading instruction.

Check out a free download of the Moves at a Glance ➡️ https://spr.ly/6185BGNpJ7

And then check out Rethink and Revise for the "how" to make these moves happen. ➡️ https://spr.ly/6186BGNpJC

10/05/2026

Whether you're new to spoken poetry or a seasoned veteran, 🎙️More Than a Slam 🎙️offers practical strategies to cultivate a brave and inspiring space where students can thrive as writers and public speakers.

Check out More Than a Slam ➡️ https://spr.ly/6181BGL5cB

10/01/2026

💜 Do you have the NEW Intentional Talk and Listening by Elham Kazemi and Allison Hintz? 💜

Plan and facilitate purposeful math talks that move group discussions to the next level while achieving mathematical and social goals.

With new classroom examples, revised planning templates, and a focus on both talk and listening, math teachers will love this new edition of Intentional Talk and Listening!

Read more here ➡️ https://spr.ly/6180BGQJWC

09/30/2026

"When we discover something troubling in a book, should we stop teaching it—or teach students how to critique it?"

Laura Jiménez and Roberto German discuss this question and more on the latest episode of Multicultural Classroom®.

🎙️ Listen to the conversation. https://spr.ly/6181BGtGzR

📘 Check out Judging a Book By More Than Its Cover https://spr.ly/6182BGtGzr

09/29/2026

In our latest blog, Zak Ch*****ne shares 5 ways to build a math classroom where curiosity can thrive. 🪴

Read it here ➡️ https://spr.ly/6188BGSObw

09/28/2026

🍏 High school English teachers: check out the first two books in a series written just for you!

🍏 Want to check out some sample lessons from each book? Click on the "Support Materials" tab at the links below.

🍏 Writing Memoir ➡️ https://spr.ly/6184BGUUmA

🍏 Literary Analysis ➡️ https://spr.ly/6185BGUUm7

🍏 And stay tuned for more books in the High School English Teacher series coming soon!

09/25/2026

💚 "Our math classes can and should be vibrant social communities, full of curiosity, questions, perplexity and joy, seriousness and passion, because that's what it means to do mathematics."

💚In Becoming the Math Teacher You Wish You'd Had, Tracy Johnston Zager guides readers through the practices and behaviors of mathematicians and how we can invite our students into these practices in the classroom.

💚 Full of strategies and stories, this book is for all those who want to "become the math teacher they wish they'd had."

09/24/2026

📕 Choosing children's literature for classrooms and school libraries is a critical role and responsibility for educators.

📕 In Judging a Book By More Than Its Cover, Laura Jiménez offers a set of tools and skills for finding, evaluating and selecting children’s literature for use in classrooms and schools. From picture books to early readers to middle grades novels, Jiménez guides educators in applying a critical lens to the books they select and offers practical suggestions and strategies for choosing representative, diverse books.

📕 Read more and pre-order here ➡️ https://spr.ly/6180BGiRh6

09/23/2026

❤️ Reading fiction is at the heart of our classrooms. It’s what we love. It’s what we want our students to love—whether whole class novels, book club texts, or independent choices.

❤️ Kate Roberts offers strategies to teach the skills students need to confidently analyze character, theme, and craft—strategies they can repeatedly practice across time and texts.

❤️ Check out a sample lesson on tracking how characters change across a text ➡️ https://spr.ly/6187BG5LJx

❤️ And read more about The Heart of Fiction here ➡️ https://spr.ly/6189BG5LJL

09/22/2026

Short texts can be anything from a picture book to an advertisement to a poem to an infographic. And short texts are powerful tools for teaching reading!

Take a peek into how you can use short texts with 🔦 Shining a Light on Short Texts 🔦 by Julie Wright and Elizabeth Keim. ⬇️

And read more about book here ➡️

Short texts are everywhere and so are the readers who love them! Today's teachers are continually looking for resources to help support their literacy instruction in an engaging and effective way while also saving precious instructional hours and planning time. In Shining a Light on Short Texts, aut...