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30.4.25

Spin the Wheel of Fortune: A 2-Day Tyche & Nemesis Mythology Lesson for Grades 6-10 (Print + Google Ready)

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Engage grades 6-10 with a two-day ELA myth lesson on Tyche & Nemesis—printable, Google-friendly, CCSS-aligned, and packed with visuals....
17.4.25

What Three People Said About Using My Humanities Resources in the Classroom with Actual Students

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Discover what educators are saying about my engaging, classroom-tested Humanities and ELA resources for middle and high school teachers and ...
16.4.25

Sandcastle Moments and Subway Shirts: A Midlife Sabbatical from Queens to the Gulf

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On sabbatical and soul-searching, I reflect on family, identity, and what it means to start over—again—from Louisiana to New York. I woke up...
12.4.25

Action Figure Challenge on Chat GPT: A Photorealistic Action Figure of Me Teaching Humanities (Complete with Books, Coffee, and Whiteboard Charm)

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A photorealistic action figure tribute to the everyday magic of teaching humanities — complete with books, coffee, and chalkboard charm. ...
4.4.25

Interpreting William Blake’s ‘London’: A Deep Dive into 18th Century British Society

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In this post, we’re delving into the depths of the London scene portrayed by William Blake, the renowned 18th-century British romantic poet....
29.3.25

Poem: The Bars Closed / So Are We

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Most mornings, I rouse myself— today, the clock glares at 4:22, propped up in my temple-bed. Mornings always feel so hard, but I’m determine...
20.3.25

Unlocking Greek Mythology: Fresh Vocabulary Lessons Your Students Will Love Before Spring Break!

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I bet you are ready for Spring Break (or maybe it has already started) —especially if you teach middle and high school. I know I am. Whether...