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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30.8.23

The Power of Sustained Reading in an Age of Distraction

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In today's digital world, we are bombarded with information from all sides. A tweet here, a blog post there, or perhaps a quick audio sn...
29.8.23

Prudence, Wisdom, and Self-Care: The Uncommon Story of Zeus and Metis

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We've all heard of Zeus, the King of the Gods, known for his godly escapades and tumultuous love affairs. However, little is spotlighted...
28.8.23

How to Find Cheap Books: A Savvy Reader’s Guide

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Reading is a lifelong passion of mine. I've bought books from garage sales for a dollar, and I've also purchased expensive hardcover...
27.8.23

Unlock Your Learning Potential: 16 Essential Resources at Just $2 Each! 🌟

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As the school year gets into full swing—or if you're like me, gearing up to start teaching right after Labor Day—the need for effective ...
17.8.23

Shaping Tomorrow's Citizens: Education, Religion, and Cultural Norms in the Classroom

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In this blog post from Stones of Erasmus, I connect philosophical ideas with practical aspects of teaching and societal values. Let's in...
10.8.23

Tracking & Analyzing Myth Variations: A Comprehensive Guide to Using Graphic Organizers and Visual Aids in the Classroom

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What is a trope tracker ? Tropes are repeating narrative bits that show up in works of literature. For example, I love the "gods behavi...
9.8.23

Unlocking Success: A Guide to Building Strong Parent-Teacher Connections with Our First-Day Surveys

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Hi, teachers! Are you putting together the resources you need for your classroom? Don't forget to set yourself up for success by communi...
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