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The Complete Stenhouse Collection
The Complete Stenhouse Collection
Watch more than 70 hours of quality professional development from master teachers-Gail Boushey and Joan Moser (The 2 Sisters), Debbie Diller, Ralph Fletcher and JoAnn Portalupi, Kelly Gallagher, Stephanie Harvey and Anne Goudvis, Debbie Miller, Cris Tovani, and others-in real moments in real classrooms. Grounded in sound theory and research and informed by years of experience in the classroom, our videos share practical strategies, inspirational ideas, student work and dialogue, and stories from the classroom-both successes and failures.
61 videos | 70+ hours
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Explore the world of boys and writing as Ralph meets with a group of boys who have given up recess time each week to meet and talk about their writing.
45 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Watch as Max Brand demonstrates how to help students become students who search for, study, and celebrate words by noting new vocabulary in every curricular area. (3–6)
75 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how practice in academic writing, ongoing guided discussions, mastery of literacy and technical terms, and peer mentoring help students acquire the literacy skills they need to succeed in college and beyond. (6–12)
40 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
See how Kelly uses Article of the Week to close the gaps in his students’ education and provide them with the background knowledge that is the foundation for critical reading. (6–12)
15 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Take an in-depth look at what happens before, during, and after guided reading—accessing students’ prior knowledge, overcoming text challenges, sharing and reflecting, and determining comprehension. (K–3)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how to help students grapple with increasingly difficult texts through carefully structured reading groups, brief whole-class lessons, extended discussions, and individual reading. (3–6)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Discover how to engage students with a variety of difficult novels and texts, helping them develop the skills and behaviors of lifelong readers. (6–12)
90 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch as explicit reading comprehension instruction unfolds, as teachers model thinking and give students time to practice the strategies proficient readers use to make sense of text. (K–8)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how collaborative conferences allow teachers to pool knowledge and engage in focused dialogues designed to improve students’ writing. (K–6)
12 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Discover how Cris covers more content, makes instruction more relevant, and helps students acquire the reading skills they need to succeed on tests and beyond. (6–12)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Discover the key elements of successful conferences with boys—allowing plenty of wait time, homing in on a specific text, and discussing the reading and writing strategies the student is using. (3–6)
10 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Explore how building connections between reading and writing workshop promotes independent learning and encourages lifelong reading and writing habits. (K–3)
60 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch as Jeff demonstrates how to link grammar instruction to writer’s craft by using a warm-up activity that helps students pay close attention to mechanics, style, and craft. (4–8)
15 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Watch as Patrick demonstrates comprehension strategies (determining importance in text, inferring, synthesizing, and more) during nonfiction think-aloud. (3–5)
35 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Watch Debbie show students how to use a fluency rubric to self-assess and score their own fluency on a four-step scale. (3–5)
12 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Learn how to instill purposeful, smart spelling instruction—learning words, exploring sounds, investigating letters and spelling patterns, and discovering generalizations—that is efficient and developmentally appropriate. (K–8)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
See number sense routines in action as Jessica and three other teachers engage students in these quick yet numerically rich experiences that, over time, help build a strong foundation for understanding mathematics. (K–5)
100 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
See “The 2 Sisters” model how to select appropriate books for Daily 5 book box. (K–5)
15 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Watch as Debbie demonstrates how to sustain a thoughtful primary reading program that challenges and supports readers of all abilities and needs. (K–3)
90 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how to approach writing conferences from a place of inquiry by listening to students’ ideas, praising them for their successes, and asking questions to more clearly understand how to offer support. (3–5)
43 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Learn the specifics of facilitating small-group math meetings, including assessing students’ mathematical understandings, grouping students, encouraging student talk, choosing problems, and more. (K–3)
88 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Join Kelly as he demonstrates the habits and skills of a good writer through a variety of methods—modeling, mid-process assessment, small-group conferring, and identification of real-world writing purposes. (4–12)
128 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Enjoy a close-up view of writing workshop that addresses conferring with young writers, teaching skills in context, tools for record-keeping, publishing, and the role of the audience. (K–2)
30 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Explore how writer’s notebooks allow students to brainstorm ideas, test strategies, craft writing, and draft, revise, and edit. (3–6)
70 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Look at the mini-lessons and conferences that occur during reading and writing workshops with a diverse group of students. (K–3)
106 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch as Debbie and two classroom teachers create a thriving stations program that builds academic and collaborative skills across the curriculum. (K–3)
102 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Explore an alternative to traditional roll call by implementing a daily activity in which students share reading or writing activities from home. (K–5)
13 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Learn how to use teacher study groups to build a reflective, research-based community within a school. (3–6)
30 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Learn how to form and support literature circles, help students run their own discussions, involve parents, and more. (K–12)
15 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Discover the many curriculum extensions that are possible by using an assortment of new magazine texts in the classroom throughout the year. (3–5)
15 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Watch as Marco leads a class through a lesson on building and decomposing an array, frequently referring to and updating an anchor chart. (1–5)
40 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Discover how journals encourage students to clarify their thoughts while using challenging and precise math vocabulary. (1–5)
40 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Watch as Chris and her class learn about comparative size by exploring the dimensions of a variety of animals, using tape measures, linking chains, and number charts—tools that allow them to see the math. (1–5)
40 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Watch demonstrations and discussions of how to mentor new teachers successfully, including helping them successfully navigate their first year, holding pre- and post-conferences, observing, and more. (K–12)
50 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Discover how to find the time and space for math stations, organize and manage manipulatives, move from whole-group lessons to station work, foster math talk, and more. (K–2)
84 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how to create a culture of professionalism that can lead to dramatic gains in teacher efficacy and student achievement. (K–3)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Foster family involvement and parent leadership in your school and discover the gains in student learning and performance when parents become invested in their child's education. (K–8)
55 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Learn how the Read, Write, and Talk practice provides a framework for reading, merging thinking with information, recording thoughts, and talking about what has been read. (2–8)
30 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Watch as Stephanie and Anne respond to the needs of English language learners and integrate effective comprehension strategy instruction with content knowledge acquisition. (K–6)
96 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Find out how to implement an apprenticeship literacy model, including assessing student performance, mentoring teams of teachers, using literacy to promote schoolwide change, and embedding schoolwide professional development. (K–3)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch as teachers work with a small group of students in a word study intervention that links reading and writing and explores word knowledge, word-solving, and guided practice. (3–6)
16 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Watch as Debbie leads two reading groups through a structured routine (introduction, guided practice, conferring, and check-in), demonstrating how to balance whole-group and differentiated instruction. (2–5)
58 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Explore how to use literacy stations in grades three through six to provide reading and writing practice in the content areas and to support achievement. (3–6)
90 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch as teachers focus on two essential reading strategies for intermediate and middle-grades students: inferring in fiction and determining importance in nonfiction. (4–8)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Peek inside fourteen individual and five group conferences as Cris listens to and learns about her students and differentiates her instruction to meet their reading and writing needs.
115 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch as accomplished teachers model the essentials of conferring—active listening, knowing your writers, management, conquering predictable problems, and peer conferences. (3–5)
60 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how to launch and sustain student-led literature discussions and better meet the needs of all of your students. (3–6)
22 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Watch as Jeff Anderson uses mentor texts and playful strategies to engage writers in grammar and editing. (4–8)
15 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Discover how to bring grammar and craft together meaningfully through lessons, individual conferences, small-group activities, and high-quality mentor texts. (4–8)
60 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch how to launch three of the “Dailies”—Read to Self, Read to Someone, and Work on Writing. (K–5)
85 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Focus in with Debbie as she conducts individual reading conferences with students whose needs range from decoding and comprehension to writing thoughtful responses. (K–3)
75 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch as nonfiction readers merge their thinking with information to learn, understand, and remember what they read. (K–6)
30 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Learn how to form groups, organize for small-group instruction, write lesson plans, and support student independence. (K–2)
90 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how to design small-group instruction, teach comprehension strategies, help students monitor their reading, and create tools that link, reading, writing, and thinking. (4–12)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how literacy centers energize the classroom, discover how whole-class mini lessons integrate content with language process, and see some of the original ways students respond to nonfiction reading. (K–3)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Watch as Kelly demonstrates a simple alternative to traditional high school homework assignments—students craft twenty questions as they read an assigned text, which then guide in-class discussions. (4–12)
10 Minutes1-year:$ 15
3-year:$ 35
Join Gail and Joan as they work with third- and fifth-grade teachers on launching the 10 Steps to Independence, differentiating tasks, modeling support strategies, demonstration brain-compatible lessons, and introducing Math Daily 3.
105 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Discover how individual reading conferences help teachers differentiate instruction, connect with readers, monitor student progress, and encourage children to love reading. (3–5)
96 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Discover how to teach students to “read and write” with visual information, such as charts, maps, graphs, illustrations, timelines, and more. (K–6)
50 Minutes1-year:$ 75
3-year:$ 175
Discover the practical components of establishing and implementing a successful writing workshop, including the importance of choice, the writer’s notebook, the writer’s conference, the role of literature, and more. (K–8)
120 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350
Learn how to use children’s literature to teach informational and narrative writing, and watch master teachers in action as they demonstrate modeling, shared writing, whole-group and small-group lessons, reflection, and more. (K–6)
195 Minutes1-year:$ 150
3-year:$ 350