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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31.3.24

Alexander the Great's Portrait at British Museum: Deification & Legacy in Art

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Hey, y’all. I’m in the British Museum. This marble portrait represents Alexander the Great and dates back to the 2nd century B.C.E.  Alexand...
27.3.24

Overcoming Bullying: A Personal Journey of Strength and Advocacy.

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Discover how standing up to a bully in sixth grade taught me invaluable lessons about courage and speaking out. Hey, y’all. In support of an...
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26.3.24

Portfolio: Mr. Roselli's Teaching Career in a Visually Appealing Presentation

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Teaching Statement Everything I do revolves around Arts and Letters. As a kid, I haunted my local p...
20.3.24

Sully Wing Secrets: Louvre's Greek and Egyptian Wonders

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Discover a teacher's unique Louvre encounters, from Greek beauty to Egyptian relics. Explore beyond Mona Lisa to uncover the Louvre'...
12.3.24

Energize Students with Quick Activity: Critical Thinking & Movement for Engagement

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Revitalize your classroom dynamics with an interactive activity that boosts student engagement and fosters critical thinking. Discover how p...
10.3.24

Language Meets Art: Exploring 'Amor' and 'Caritas' in Augustus-Saint-Gaudens’ Work at The Met 🌟🖼️

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Explore the captivating intersection of language and art in Augustus Saint-Gaudens' masterpiece, Amor and Caritas, at The Met. A linguis...
2.3.24

Redefining Literacy in the AI Era: The Shift from Linear to Fragmented Reading

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In this blog post, I discuss how literacy is evolving—a concept that has fascinated humanity since the advent of long-distance communication...
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