Stones of Erasmus — for Teachers, Writers, & Philosophy Sprinkles Makers!

Hi, I’m Greig — welcome! Here you’ll find sharp writing, creative ideas, and standout resources for teaching, thinking, making, and dreaming in the middle and high school ELA and Humanities classroom (Grades 6–12).

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6.7.09

Six words memoirs about personally influential people (without names)

I teach high school level English classes at a private school in New Orleans. I often use "six-word memoirs" in the classroom. Th...

2.7.09

Visiting the Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium in New Orleans

The Insectarium is housed in the Old Customs House on Canal Street in New Orleans On the first floor of the Custom House on Canal Street...

29.6.09

Quasi-Movie Review: On Pondering the Movie Wall-E While Doing Chores

I woke up this morning and weirdly began to ponder that movie Wall-E that I saw last Winter. I woke up oddly early this morning, which is u...

26.6.09

Reference Book Review: First Fun Encyclopedia (Available as a Searchable Database on EBSCOhost)

First Fun Encyclopedia Targeted to primary school children and hosted on the electronic databases MAS Ultra - School Edition and Master...

23.6.09

Journal & Rants: Mishmash

My Writer's Blog Stones of Erasmus Has Become a Mishmash This blog has become a mishmash. It originally began as a place to place all o...

11.6.09

Text Book: How to Text to Your Blog

I am Texting This Post to My Blog, Y'all! "London Calling" I just started this texting your blog thing. I thought it would be ...

10.6.09

First Summer Post: 2009

Summer is here. Summer is here. Put on the suntan lotion! I had so many ambitions for this summer: 1. Audition for a play 2. Get a job 3....

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