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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27.1.19

Technology in the Classroom: How to Create a Digital Editable Document with Google Docs for You and Your Students

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I made this  Greek Mythology  resource shareable and editable! I like to share with my students and I recently noticed that my digital f...
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20.1.19

Re-Post: Instagram Selfie

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When in doubt make a selfie. greigroselli It’s a world of images. Walter Benjamin is turning in his grave. . . . . . #scholar   #cinephileco...
17.1.19

Teaching: 5 Middle and High School Lesson Plans You Can Use in Your Classroom (Right Now)

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Hallelujah! Look at Some New Stuff I Created: A suite of lessons in a series I am creating called  Philosophy in the Classroom  and some gn...
16.1.19

On Carnival Wins, the Ephemeral Nature of Childhood Toys, and Short-Term Goals: It ain't pretty!

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Who can relate? I can! I sometimes wish I could pull a tape of tickets out of a machine and win. Win big. Don't you? It's an ana...
12.1.19

Video Repost: Braden Gives His Bubblegum Book Report in Season One of the Mickey Mouse Club Reboot (circa 1990s)

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I was never a fan of the Mickey Mouse Club reboot on the Disney Channel - mainly, because I am not sure if we had the Disney Channel in my...
11.1.19

3-Box Note-Taking Template | Grades 7-12 Humanities

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2.1.19

Reflection: Another Year Goes Away and a New Year Begins

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Sometimes life is like a circle. I could go on and give examples - and I will - but I feel like E.B. White did it best  in an essay  he wr...
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