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Call Me Ishmael

Try Calling Ishmael – Or at Least Listen to the Voicemails He Gets

August 6, 2014 by Terri Eichholz

I had a completely different post planned for today.  But then I was hip-hopping around the internet, visiting my usual suspects, when I came across this post on It’s Okay to Be Smart.  Joe Hanson rocks.  He always has intriguing entries on his Tumblr, and this one is no exception. Call Me Ishmael is a … Read more

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Categories 3-12, Books, Education, Language Arts, Teaching Tools, Videos, Web 2.0 Tags books, Call Me Ishmael, education, inspiration, literature 2 Comments

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