Can Christians (without guilt) watch Wicked?
The answer is YES. Period. Back up a little… earlier this week, I saw a video of a lady ranting about why Christians SHOULD NOT […]
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Gallows Hill by Darcy Coates (and Salem Witch Trials)
Synopsis: It’s time to come home… The Hull family has owned the Gallows Hill Winery for generations. The sprawling old house has long been perched […]
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Children’s Books and Econ? Why yes!
What does a teacher do when it is the end of a week…end of a HOMECOMING week…after a PEP RALLY…when kids are wired and tired? […]
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Nonfiction Book Reviews (before the blog)
Several years ago, I decided to cook a recipe that matched the setting of each book I read. I then would share the book on […]
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Fiction Book Reviews (before the blog)
Several years ago, I decided to cook a recipe that matched the setting of each book I read. I then would share the book on […]
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Do Not Disturb by Freida McFadden
Um. Wow! This book (link) was amazing!!!! I have read several others by McFadden. I actually just chose her book The Housemaid for next week’s […]
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Using “Foldables” to Actively Engage Students
Foldables. High school teachers may have never heard of these. Many elementary teachers, on the other hand, know exactly what I am talking about. Why […]
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Two Book Reviews: The Room in the Attic and The Perfect Marriage
You would think with school starting I would be slow in my reading. Although my reading has not slowed up, my blogging has hence “two […]
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The Family Across the Street by Nicole Trop
Synopsis: Sometimes, the most perfect families are hiding the most terrible secrets. How well do you know the people next door…? Everybody wants to live […]
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Using art to teach economic concepts
Using art to teach economics… who would have thought? A few years ago, I worked with the Mississippi Council on Economic Education and the Mississippi […]
