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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21.4.19

Time-Lapse Video: Kids Play at Brant Point Lighthouse

Brant Point Lighthouse Here's another video of our school group visiting the island of Nantucket for Spring Break. We explored the b...

19.4.19

Time-Lapse Video: The Eagle Departs Nantucket Island En Route for Hyannis

Spring Break with Kids from School I was with a school group on Spring Break in Nantucket. Here's a short time-lapse video of the ...

16.4.19

Photo Post: Ghosts that May or May Not Inhabit Nantucket Island

Ghosts inhabit Nantucket Island. Or maybe it's just a storefront mannequin. A ghost of Nantucket island appears in a storefront window o...

12.4.19

Artful Photograph: Philip-Lorca di Corcia

Photo by Philip-Lorca di Corcia (c. 1995) What story does this photograph tell? Philip-Lorca di Corcia is an art photographer. You may...

10.4.19

Artful Photograph: The Eye of Osirus (My Apologies to the Ancient Egyptians)

The eye of something. Real. I was walking down a high school hallway, and a ninth grader showed me his metal eye (that I'm assuming he m...

Movie Review: Tully (2018)

A scene from Charlize Theron's movie Tully Charlize Theron's movie Tully (2018) reminded me of another movie I saw that also d...

31.3.19

Video Lesson: The Marshmallow Test

If you are unable to access the Marshmallow Test on YouTube, try this version on Vimeo . Essential Question: What does this experiment...

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