A fun conversation with my new neighbor! I ran inside VERY quickly to write this down as verbatim as I could.
Archive for October, 2016
Teacher Comics: So, so, so important
Posted in 2016-2017 school year with tags comics, education, journal comics, teacher comics on October 24, 2016 by Christopher PearceOhio Schools comic for September – Welcome back teachers!
Posted in 2016-2017 school year with tags comics, education, journal comics, teacher comics on October 17, 2016 by Christopher PearceHey everyone, here’s my September comic from Ohio Schools Magazine. It’s some advice to new teachers.
Teacher Comics: Fiction is the real one.
Posted in 2016-2017 school year with tags comics, education, journal comics, teacher comics, teaching non-fiction on October 3, 2016 by Christopher PearceA rather long comic about where my head is round now in regards to teaching non-fiction. Two notes:
– Here’s where I pulled that statistic. While I don’t disagree with the findings, I hope the comic illuminates a little why I find implementing them frustrating.
– In the last panel, Henry is asking for “a witch book.” He’s referring to The Witch Saga by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, of which we read the first book, Witch’s Sister, to the boys. The author is mostly known these days as the writer of Shiloh but I think the Witch books are due for a resurgence in popularity soon. They’re uniformly fantastic
Pearce Family Holiday Drawings: Halloween 2016
Posted in Uncategorized with tags chewie, color, ellen, elliot, halloween, henry, joan, pearce family holiday drawings, salem's lot, stephen king on October 1, 2016 by Christopher PearceEvery year, I do a Halloween drawing of my family on social media. This year, I took a page from one of my favorite Stephen King books (‘Salem’s Lot is definitely in my Top Three). I was a little dubious about this being THE Halloween drawing, since it doesn’t directly connect to the season, but whatever!
You can see the rest of the holiday drawings over the year here.