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  • 2023 Recommendations

    I know sometimes it’s hard to figure out what to buy and put together a list for classroom device purchases. That being said, I have purchased for myself or my classroom all the items on this list and recommend them. Each has a brief description next to it and some of the affiliate links Soundcore…

  • Chinese Lunar New Year

    Teaching on an A/B block schedule means that students in common classes get split over the weekend and this year that happened for my Lunar New Year lessons. So, today I decided to make a short post to show what I used for the lesson and share the resources with others.

  • Civil War at 150: John C Fremont

    John C. Frémont: A Pioneer of Exploration and a Key Figure in American History In the annals of American history, certain figures stand out for their pioneering spirit, their unwavering courage, and their lasting impact on the nation’s trajectory. Among these luminaries is John C. Frémont (Jan 21,1813-Jul 13, 1890), a man whose name is…

  • TDIH: Richard II was born

    I was watching “The Supremes” episode of West Wing recently and remembered how much I love this quote. This episode actually has two Shakespeare references. The other is a line from Julius Caesar that is quoted by a Senator in reference to his nephew. The “lean and hungry” line is one of my favorites from Shakespeare but is vastly…

  • ReBlog Merry Christmas and Happy Boxing Day!

    St. Stephen’s Day was introduced to me and my wife on our Honeymoon. Tradition has it, that people in Ireland give gifts of food and drink to orphanages the day after Christmas. To receive the gifts, the children must dress up. In other countries, Dec. 26 has developed into a holiday to exchange gifts with co-workers and…

  • Happy Winter Break

    Hope everyone has a Happy Winter break and I’ll be posting more again next year.