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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31.10.18

Third Grader Channels Pennywise the Clown at the Annual Halloween Parade in Jackson Heights, Queens

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Annual Jackson Heights Halloween Parade In Jackson Heights, every year on Halloween, the local "Beautification Society" hosts a...
29.10.18

Two Photographs: Push (推) and Pull (拉)

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I was walking on Bowery on a Fall day in Lower Manhattan and I was struck by the simplicity (and pragmatism) of these two opposite facing si...
28.10.18

GIF: Teachers Do Lunch Duty!

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I don't like doing lunch duty. However, I love the teachers who I share lunch duty responsibilities with every day. One teacher has be...
27.10.18

On a Trip to Mystic, Connecticut I Ran into Versions of American History

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Can you see Manhattan?      I have just returned from a sleep-away trip with Seventh graders. We went to Mystic, Connecticut — me and a ...
8.10.18

Travel Diary: Waiting for the Train in Hudson, New York

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In this post, I post a video of my Mom and me waiting for the train  — we saw the Adirondack pass through, and then, later, we hopped onto ...
29.9.18

With the Ubiquity of Electronic Devices That Can Seamlessly Stream Any Content Folks Are Going to Digital Media for All Their Heartache Problems

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I went to the bank today to cash a money order. There was a twenty-person long line. I almost bailed on the line but I decided to wait...
26.9.18

Do You Have a Comfort Pose?

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My Comfort Pose. It's called chin-tucked-in-a-turtleneck pose. I guess most people have their "comfort" pose. It's tha...
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