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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5.6.11

Random Building FaΓ§ade, New York City

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E 16th Street between 5th Avenue and Union Square, 2011  EZ Link for Sharing
3.6.11

God is in Everything in Richmond Hill

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Interior of Sikh Temple, Richmond Hill, Queens Visiting the Sikh Temple in Queens, I am reminded that God is in everything. Why is that ...
2.6.11

Guest Blogger: Pensacola Palette 2011

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Summer Sunbathers at Pensacola Beach in Florida Now that summer is upon us, Americans hit the beaches en masse. To commemorate the ...
25.5.11

The 181st Street IRT Subway Station in New York City

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The station entrance to the IRT Broadway Line in New York At the 181st Street station on the number 1 local, I see a man humping the p...

Why One Should Not Teach Roman Numerals to Satmar Hasidic Jewish Boys

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On that time I taught a lesson on Roman Numerals to a classroom of Satmar Hasidic children in Brooklyn. image credit: Greig Roselli The...
23.5.11

100 Years at the New York Public Library in the Midst of City Budget Cuts

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At the one hundred year exhibit of the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue,   there were tours this past weekend of the stacks of the a...

On Thinking About Creativity: Are We Artists Or Not?

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Creators come in different shapes, colors, and sizes! If you think you may be a writer, an illustrator, a photographer, a graphic design...
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