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Math resources from Heinemann are written by educators, for
educators, to support student-centered teaching and learning. Our authors start
with a curiosity about students' thinking and numerical reasoning. By learning
about what students understand, teachers can be responsive to their individual
needs. The goal of our resources is to elevate teacher expertise, increase their
comfort and confidence with math, and provide support for helping students make
sense of the mathematics they're learning.
Fostering
Mathematical Curiosity and Equity with Math
Expressions
Monday, October 6, 2025 at 4:00 pm Eastern
Join Tricia Chmill to discover how Math
Expressions empowers students to actively construct knowledge
through curiosity and reasoning. Discover how visual models in a
math talk community and collaborative learning environments,
where students solve, explain justify, and critique ideas create
equitable access for all elementary math learners.
Do The Math:
Targeted Intervention That Works
Tuesday, October 7, 2025 at 4:00 pm Eastern
Join Kelly Diamond to learn more about
Do The Math's targeted intervention approach that strengthens
foundational skills in number sense and operations. Discover how
scaffolded instruction and visual models support struggling
learners.
Interactive
Math and Personalized Progress with Matific
Wednesday, October 8, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Eastern
Join Shannon Vickers and explore how
Matific turns rigorous math pedagogy into a playful journey of
discovery. See how adaptive learning pathways personalize
instruction, fill knowledge gaps, and extend student thinking.
Experience the library of 1,600+ interactive activities and
adaptive feedback that build fluency, confidence, and
problem-solving skills. And learn how teachers gain real-time
insights into student progress to inform instruction.
Equity in
Action: Building Discourse-Rich Elementary Math
Classrooms
Thursday, October 9, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Pacific
Join Tricia Chmill to explore how
California Math Expressions supports CA Framework's vision of
student-centered, discourse-rich classrooms. Learn how Math Talk
Communities use inquiry and visual models to engage elementary
students in meaningful problem solving and develop mathematical
reasoning over time. Discover the strategies help that all
students, including multilingual learners and students with
diverse needs make sense of mathematics.
Hope for
Struggling Mathematicians: A Fresh Take on Algebra
Monday, October 27, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Eastern
Join Tricia Chmill to see how
Transition to Algebra develops students' mathematical habits of
mind — preparing students for success in algebra. Explore
unique
ways to build students' stamina to puzzle and persevere, seek
and use structure, describe repeated reasoning and communicate
with precision. You'll have fun approaching essential algebraic
concepts in new ways and leave with renewed hope for struggling
middle school mathematicians!
Heinemann is committed to providing effective instruction by
combining extensive research and teacher feedback with a data-driven and
student-first approach. We consistently look ahead to ensure that our evolving
solutions meet the needs of today's classroom and are based on the latest
practice-proven research. Our literacy portfolio provides supplemental print and
digital curriculum, tools, and professional development to support a
comprehensive approach to literacy and deliver effective reading and writing
instruction.
From
Research to Practice: How Saxon Reading Foundations Builds
Confident Readers
Monday, October 13, 2025 at 4:00 pm Eastern
Join Shannon Vickers to discover how
Saxon Reading Foundations translates the Science of Reading into
daily classroom routines. In this session, you'll see how
explicit phonemic awareness and phonics instruction, combined
with systematic fluency practice and decodable texts, help
K–2 students build the critical building blocks for
lasting literacy.
Empowering
Educators to Build Confident, Capable Writers with Units of
Study in Writing
Thursday, October 16, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Eastern
Join Shannon Vickers as she unpacks how
Units of Study in Writing, K–5 connects today's research
to tomorrow's classroom practice and how it fills critical gaps
in grammar, spelling, feedback, and genre-based writing.
Get ready to elevate your writing instruction with:
- Fresh insights on how Units of Study complements and
strengthens your core programs
- Practical tools for responsive teaching that aligns with the
Writing Rope
- Digital innovations, including AI-assisted feedback for
Grades 3–5
Data Doesn't
Drive Learning—Dialogue Does: Make Your Literacy Instruction
Go Further with Benchmark Assessment System 2.0/Sistema de
evaluación de la lectura 2.0
Monday, October 20, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Eastern
Assessing students at early reading
levels is crucial for understanding and supporting the
foundational stages of their literacy journey. Join Michelle
Pancorvo to see how the Benchmark Assessment System (BAS) 2.0
for English and Spanish allows educators to capture a
comprehensive picture of emergent readers' abilities. Through
running records and strategically levelled texts, BAS/SEL 2.0
helps educators guide their instruction in key areas such as
concepts about print, phonological awareness, and phonics
skills.
Responsive
Classrooms, Powered by The Comprehension Toolkit
Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Eastern
Join Shannon Vickers to see how the
strategy-based lessons, curated trade texts, and scaffolds for
multilingual learners in The Comprehension Toolkit support
whole-class instruction, small groups, and targeted
interventions, all grounded in responsive teaching. Every
classroom is different and The Comprehension Toolkit is built
for that reality.
Help Struggling Readers at Every Stage with Intervention Supports
Wednesday, October 22, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Eastern
Even with many high-quality literacy opportunities, some students struggle with learning and need targeted literacy support to get them back on track so they can benefit fully from classroom instruction. Join Michelle Pancorvo to learn how Leveled Literacy Intervention Systems (LLI) give students the boost they need to read at the same level as their peers through rigorous, small-group, supplementary literacy intervention.
Support Your Whole Group Literacy Instruction with Engaging Read-Aloud and Shared Reading Resources
Thursday, October 23, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Eastern
Lift students' learning beyond the
walls of the classroom with engaging texts and a blueprint for
teaching that creates authentic experiences in reading,
thinking, talking, writing, and reflecting to realize what it
truly means to live a literate life. Join Michelle Pancorvo to explore Interactive Read-Aloud and Shared Reading resources to support your whole-group instructional practice.
More Than
Your Average Decodables
Wednesday, October 29, 2025 at 4:00 pm Eastern
Take your students on a new kind of
reading adventure.
Looking for strategies and tips to infuse your instruction with
research-based decodables? Join Michelle Pancorvo to see how
decodables like the Moonlit Mountain Readers and Jump Rope
Readers can be versatile tools for every part of your literacy
block. Each book is carefully crafted to align with
research-based phonics progressions to ensure that while
students are exploring the world they live in, they're also
building real-world foundational skills.
Growing
Confident Readers with Content Area Reading Sets
Thursday, October 30, 2025 at 4:00 pm
Eastern
Looking for ways to help students make
meaningful connections across the curriculum? In this session,
you'll explore how Content Area Reading Sets seamlessly
integrate literacy, science, and social studies into daily
instruction. Designed for flexibility, we'll show you how these
standards-aligned books can be used for read-alouds, small
groups, or independent reading—giving students the tools to read
with purpose, in ways that fit your day.
Join Michelle Pancorvo to learn how you can create a classroom
where knowledge builds, comprehension grows, and curiosity
thrives.
Tricia
Chmill
Tricia Chmill Senior
Content Specialist at
Heinemann, is a dynamic, results-oriented professional with
extensive expertise in developing team talent, leading educator
training, delivering product presentations, instructional
coaching, program design, and facilitating professional
development workshops.
After 22 years of positively
influencing
students in the classroom, she transitioned into the educational
publishing field, where she now supports teachers and school
systems nationwide. Tricia is deeply committed to building
collaborative relationships, fostering professional growth,
addressing complex educational challenges, and meeting client
needs.
Michelle
Pancorvo
With over 15 years of classroom
experience as a teacher and
instructional coach for medium and large districts,
Michelle Pancorvo, M.Ed. has worked with
nationally recognized educational authors and consultants for
over eight years. She supports schools and districts nationwide
to ensure effective and efficient implementation of intervention
and assessment programs, supplemental instruction, core
curricula, and professional learning.
Michelle's work addresses and
responds to diverse pedagogies, curriculum standards,
instructional design principles, and best practices. She
develops and presents the latest research-based breakthroughs
and thought leadership in differentiated instruction, classroom
management, teacher training, lesson planning, educational
technology, and school leadership.
Kelly
Diamond
Kelly Diamond is the
Director of Curriculum and
Content at Heinemann, where she leads a dynamic team of seasoned
content specialists dedicated to supporting schools in making
thoughtful, research-informed curriculum decisions. Drawing on
her extensive experience as a principal and classroom teacher,
Kelly brings a deep understanding of instructional leadership
and the realities of school-based decision-making to her work.
Her firsthand knowledge of what it takes to create meaningful
learning experiences for students and teachers alike informs her
strategic direction and empowers her team to meet educators
where they are. In her current role, Kelly ensures that
Heinemann's curriculum offerings are not only pedagogically
sound but also responsive to the diverse needs of schools and
districts. By bridging her background in school leadership with
her passion for high-quality instructional content, she helps
shape tools and resources that elevate teaching and learning
across the country.
Shannon
Vickers
Shannon Vickers is a
Content Specialist at
Heinemann who brings 16 years of classroom and instructional
leadership experience to her work with educators. A University
of Kansas graduate, she served as a teacher, instructional
coach, and curriculum specialist in Houston, Texas, where she
implemented literacy and digital math programs across multiple
campuses and delivered professional development to thousands of
educators. At Heinemann, Shannon leverages her deep
understanding of both literacy instruction and digital learning
platforms to help educators successfully implement
evidence-based programs, combining practical classroom
strategies with research-backed approaches that drive student
achievement.
