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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19.8.22

Photos Taken Near the Bronx River and Two Stories About New York City from Louisianians

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In this post, I ask two family members from Louisiana to give their impressions of New York City. These are their responses. In this photogr...
18.8.22

Book Review: A Tangled Mercy by Joy Jordan-Lake

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In this post, I write a review of the novel A Tangled Mercy by Joy Jordan-Lake. Warning: spoilers are included in this review.   I Had Read...
30.7.22

Musings and Photos: On First Meetings and How I Sort-Of Allude to Peekaboo in a Serious, Philosophy-Minded Kind of Way

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In this post, I free associate about first meetings, love, and God knows what else! Sometimes you have to lie back down on the concrete to s...
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28.7.22

Teaching Peter and the Wolf: 2006 Oscar Winning Suzie Templeton Short Film

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In this post, I talk about teaching the short film "Peter and the Wolf" in my Eighth Grade English Language Arts class in Queens. ...
25.7.22

Journal Entry #2502022: I Woke Up This Morning on a Hot, Summer Day in Queens and I Fiddled

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In this post, I dabble in a bit of online journaling. Take a peek at the day in the life of a bloke in New York City on a hot Summer day. Th...
22.7.22

Heat Stroke Diary #34876: The Summer of 2022 and My Oscillating Fan is on High Alert

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In this post, written during the 2022 heat wave, I wonder if I have ever done anything special. And hope that I have. Collage of the Author ...
14.7.22

Aesthetic Thursday: "You Got Color, Girl?" Chroma Exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

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In this post, I recount a recent visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where I saw dozens of color reconstructions of ancient Greek and R...
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