#teaching resources

Me: makes entire Labyrinth and Knossos Palace paper Playset so can kill Theseus at hands of minotaur

They also interlock to make one big Playset:

And by the way the Labyrinth walls move 👀 (and you can use it as a game board - game instructions included)

And also it’s also available in colour:

You can get your own here (https://greekmythcomixshop.Wordpress.com) if you fancy it. (These things are how I keep the rest of my main educational site free and free from ads)

Are you a teacher, educator, librarian, parent, or homeschooler? Do you know anyone who is, and who would like study guides to go with a YA fantasy book for their English class this year?

I know it might not seem like a lot, but making 30 sales is a huge achievement for me. Making this little shop for writing, teaching, studying and reading resources has been my saviour the last few weeks. It’s given me something to focus on during a very difficult time.

A recycling centre video tour.

An intro to asexuality! A quick intro to what the term means and some pop culture sources for if you want to explore more! Plus a short interview with my friend Heather, (she/her) on her experience and advice as an asexual person. Thank you Heather! 💖

It's important to remember that like any other sexual orientation, it's a spectrum and each person's experience is unique and one account doe not represent all accounts. As mentioned, asexuality is an umbrella term and some people may use it as just one of many descriptors for their sexuality! If you're unsure you can politely ask someone, but they do not owe you an explanation or a deep-dive into their sexuality. Why not check out one of the recommended books above or Yasmin Benoit's movement #thisiswhatsexuallookslike

If you have any more pop culture mentions or resources on asexuality, why not drop them in the comments! 👀

Can you find all the hidden animal words? Words can go in any direction, including backwards and diagonal.

Solution:

Thanks for asking! Yes, the newer link goes to our new website where you can find all the original info from our old site plus lots more:

It's organized by several categories, including links to sites of interest to writers, educators, scholars, and fans. We host a bunch of materials on our site, too, and that's ever-growing.