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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11.7.19

Video Installation: Striking a Pose at the Great Falls in Paterson, New Jersey

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Adam Driver plays a bus driver-cum-poet in the movie Paterson  In this post, I document a recent visit to Paterson, New Jersey to s...
4.7.19

Dinner at Amherst College's Valentine Dining Hall Yields Dogtime - Plus Some Thoughts on the Fourth of July

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View this post on Instagram A Great Dane lies her weary, hungry head on the dinin...
29.6.19

Travels in Summer: A Cadillac Parked in the River Terrace Neighborhood of Washington Reminded Me of My Childhood

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The U.S. Capitol in Washington is so often photographed, reproduced, and televised - it doesn’t feel real. Why is that? Why does the repr...
26.6.19

Photo : A Snail Climbs Up A Wall (And a Joke about Snails)

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View this post on Instagram A snail crawls up a stone wall. Hey, 🐌, do you know where t...
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24.6.19

Philosophy in the Classroom: Sample Student Work on Plato's Allegory of the Cave (With Thirteen and Fourteen-Year-Old Kids)

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Sample Work from Mr. Roselli's 8th Grade Ethics Class Planning an Eighth Grade Ethics Curriculum at a Private School in Queens I t...
19.6.19

Whose Quotation Is It?: "You Greeks Are Like Children"

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Ancient Ruins “You Greeks are like children.” An Egyptian priest has reprimanded Solon, a Sixth Century Greek diplomat, about why Egypt ...
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17.6.19

According to the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man (from 2002) Smart High School Students from Queens Study at the 42nd Street Library

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The 42nd Street Library (The Stephen A. Schwartzman Building) If you live in New York City, everyone knows the 42nd Street Library on Fi...
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