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Showing posts with label teaching resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teaching resources. Show all posts
10.8.23

Tracking & Analyzing Myth Variations: A Comprehensive Guide to Using Graphic Organizers and Visual Aids in the Classroom

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What is a trope tracker ? Tropes are repeating narrative bits that show up in works of literature. For example, I love the "gods behavi...
10.7.23

Athena Resources are Abundant on Stones of Erasmus: Plus, A Free Coloring Book (Just Click the Link!)

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Greetings, dear readers! Download a free PDF of an Athena-Inspired coloring book. As part of our ongoing journey to make learning both engag...
3.5.21

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! (And How to Download a FREEBIE from TpT)

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Hi, Friends, and Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Share the Love I know. I wrote that subject line with a lot of pride! But it's true. Y...
7.3.21

Subject: Hello, March! March is for Mars! And It's Springtime in TeacherLandia (And I Have a Freebie for You)

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In this post, I talk about how I have been crazy obsessed with making mythology-related content for the middle and high school classroom. It...
6.2.21

Teach Plato’s Allegory of the Cave with a Digital Educational Download from Stones of Erasmus

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If you want to teach philosophy to young people, start with some of Plato's myths, as recounted in his book The Republic . The most pot...
30.1.21

FREEBIE! 3-Box Note-Taking Template from Stones of Erasmus

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Use Google Apps in the Classroom? Do you need a note-taking template for students? Look no further. Go Digital With a Note-Taking Template C...
3.6.20

Philosophy in the Classroom (Or, the Living Room): Five Resources to Get Young People Thinking About Ethics and Moral Decision Making

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As we gear up for Summertime and Summer Reading, I am thinking about FIVE ethically-minded resources to share with young people. Photo...