Stenhouse is devoted to creating inspiring & accessible resources that honor both teacher & learner.
Providing books, videos, and digital content, Stenhouse Publishers helps K-12 teachers enhance their professional knowledge and build their students' skills as readers, writers, and thinkers.
10/20/2025
If you’re a busy teacher in need of concise answers to important questions about dyslexia, this guide is for you! The Classroom Teacher’s Guide to Supporting Students with Dyslexia (And Helping All Readers Along the Way) by Mark Weakland arrives this November. http://spr.ly/6185AgyZW
10/17/2025
Promote creative math problem solving with Open Middle Math by Robert Kaplinsky.
Use code NCTM25BS to get 30% off your copy: http://spr.ly/6186AgBOe
10/16/2025
From the author of Which One Doesn't Belong? and How Many?, discover How Did You Count? by Christopher Danielson. Ensembles that inspire counting are paired with explorations of counting methods that keep students engaged and curious.
Now available for pre-order: The Phonics Handbook provides a comprehensive guide to phonics by outlining the 44 sounds of English and how they work with its 26 letters to make reading and writing happen.
Attending NCSM? Tomorrow, Stenhouse authors Chris Luzniak and Amanda Jansen are joining forces for a Spotlight Session on "How Can Math Class Save Democracy?"
10/10/2025
Wondering how to make math games meaningful to student learning? The new games and puzzles in Well Played have been tested in a diverse range of classrooms. This winter, dive into an updated edition for grades K-2 from Linda Dacey, Karen Gartland, and Jayne Bamford Lynch: http://spr.ly/6187AdnVR
10/08/2025
Written from the stance that all students are sense makers with valuable ideas, Intentional Talk and Listening by Elham Kazemi and Allison Hintz supports teachers’ decision-making as they facilitate conversations that help students make meaning of, and find joy in, math. http://spr.ly/6182AdV8i
10/06/2025
Looking for suggestions for starting, scaffolding, and sustaining effective, student-centered book clubs? Better Book Clubs by Sara Kugler will become an indispensable component of your literacy classroom.
Out now on the Routledge blog: Word Problem Workshop author Mona Iehl discusses how math can be a space for students to build understanding through experience, not just follow steps. http://spr.ly/6187AdrB9
Today, we celebrate 20 years of the groundbreaking grammar instruction book Mechanically Inclined by Jeff Anderson. See what teachers have to say about how the book has impacted their teaching.
Thank you to Whitney La Rocca, Holly Durham, and Travis Leech - who co-authored the Patterns of Power collection with Jeff - and to Jessie Miller, Julia Arcuri, and Malene Golding for sharing your appreciation for Mechanically Inclined.
Don't miss out - get your copy of the beloved bestseller, now in its second edition: http://spr.ly/6187AdzMx
09/30/2025
Introducing the Science of Reading Bundle, including the best-selling Shifting the Balance books for grades K-2 and 3-5 plus updated editions of Brain Words and Phonological Awareness. Using easy to apply SOR-based literary instruction, and blending best practice and the latest research, these books are ideal for teachers, educators, and parents.
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Providing books, curricular resources, videos, digital content, and professional development services. Stenhouse Publishers helps K–12 teachers enhance their professional knowledge and build their students' skills as readers, writers, and thinkers.
Stenhouse Publishers started in 1993 with two employees in a one-room attic walk-up in York, Maine. That fall we published six titles. Today, more than a dozen employees work in our offices in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. We now have a catalog of more than 300 books and videos.
Stenhouse recognizes and embraces the complexity of teaching and learning. We are devoted to helping teachers inspire deep and creative thinking in their students.
Stenhouse is guided by these core beliefs:
All students can learn to think independently and critically.
Effective teaching is achievable at any level of experience and in any classroom environment.
Teachers make the best instructional decisions for the students in their care when they are equipped with knowledge, supported by colleagues, and respected as professionals.
Our products model the collaborative and reflective relationships that foster deep learning and elevate teacher excellence.
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