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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6.9.15

Photograph: Cat is an Horizontal "S"

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My friend’s black and white spotted house cat lies on the floor in an “S” formation. Cat is a Horizontal "S" Image Source:...
15.8.15

It is Nice to Love a Bug

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Bug #1 — Staten Island, 2015 Bug #2 — Staten Island, 2015 Bug #3 — Staten Island, 2015 Love a little. Love a bug. Love a...
3.8.15

Photograph: "Chrystie Street, Lower Manhattan"

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View this post on Instagram Parking Garage, Chrystie Street, Lower Manhattan @low...
20.7.15

L is for "Lying Prone on the Floor at Manhattan Mini Storage"

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Looking like a bible salesman  who lost the key to his storage locker,  I lie prone on the floor of the Manhattan Min-Storage. How...
17.7.15

Writing About Teaching (Again!) — and When Superheroes Have a Villain Named Lester

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Jerome Avenue has its heroes. Teaching kids in the Bronx at the Francis Martin branch of the New York Public Library, I learn a little b...
1.7.15

Book Art from the Lamb Shakespeare for the Young: A Midsummer Night's Dream

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In the Lamb Shakespeare for the Young, a classic children's book version of Shakespearean plays, the opening act of Midsummer Night...
13.6.15

On Being Right in the World

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An R160B rolling stock working the E line waits in the terminal World Trade Center station in Lower Manhattan. I do not think it is hoke...
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