Just published: The Congressman's Secret, A Novella.
Is the Congressman from West Texas who he says he is? Does he have a dark secret involving a famous crime from decades ago? Richie Conway thinks he knows the answer, and he’s going to do something about it.Friday, July 21, 2023
Friday, July 7, 2023
New Teacher Blues?
Just released: ‘New Teacher Blues - How To Survive the First Years.’ Are you a new teacher? Do you know someone just starting out? My experience and this book can help.
In paperback and e-book, on Amazon.com.
Wednesday, July 5, 2023
Wednesday, May 17, 2023
Grow Up, Bryce Harper
Benches have cleared in the Rockies-Phillies game
— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) May 14, 2023
(via @NBCSPhilly)pic.twitter.com/2nSBv4OzVb
Sunday, February 12, 2023
Monday, February 6, 2023
Jonathan Stephens Is Hanging In There!
The Third Book in the Jonathan Stephens Series is out on Amazon: Jonathan Stephens Is Hanging In There!
Jonathan and his family are building a life in their new home, but many challenges await. Some of the strangest things are happening – unusual weather, and a pandemic require everyone to adapt and survive. Jon and his family are doing their best, and they are hanging in there!
Order now: Jonathan Stephens Is Hanging In There!
Sunday, February 5, 2023
Prospect Spotlight: Nick Loftin
Friday, February 3, 2023
We're Glad We Knew You
A week later, he died.
Saturday, September 3, 2022
Jonathan Stephens Is Moving!
The 2nd book in the Jonathan Stephens series is out now on Amazon: Jonathan Stephens Is Moving!
Jonathan Stephens just got the worst news of his life. He and his family are moving. He just survived fourth grade, and now, getting ready for fifth grade, he will have to do it in a new city in a new state. The new place offers all kinds of new adventures and other things for Jon. Will he find new friends? What’s going to happen in the new school? Will there be hurricanes and floods? Who knows what awaits Jon in his new home.
Order now: Jonathan Stephens Is Moving!
Tuesday, July 12, 2022
What’s Your Station?
A Primary Grade Teacher’s Guide to Successful, Meaningful, Flexible, Manageable Stations.
Are you an elementary school teacher who struggles with instituting and managing a system of stations (or centers) in your primary grade class? Are you interested in learning how to install a system that:
• Is easily manageable
• Provides quality and engaging station work for students
• Is low maintenance for you
• Is low cost for you
• Allows you to conduct guided reading groups while the rest of your class is working
• Creates a quiet, safe learning environment in your classroom
• Is easily adaptable to swap out stations to keep students interested every day of the school year?
If you answered yes to any of those points, then this book is for you. It is a primary grade teacher’s guide to successful, meaningful, flexible, manageable stations (centers.)
Tuesday, March 8, 2022
Banned By A Tyrant For Posting A Picture of the Moon
Monday, October 11, 2021
The Columbus Day Lie
Tuesday, March 9, 2021
Prospect Spotlight: Simeon Woods Richardson
At just 20 years old, Simeon Woods Richardson is already near the top of the Toronto Blue Jays top prospects list. The RHP from Sugar Land, Texas is a strikeout ace, and is with the Jays in Spring Training trying to make the 2021 roster.
Prospect Spotlight: Jax Biggers
Biggers is better, or at least Jax Biggers probably thinks so. He was very good at the University of Arkansas, and also in his first 2 pro seasons in the Texas Rangers organization. Not being able to play in 2020 was a setback for minor league players, but Biggers is ready in 2021 to prove he is better, or at least good enough to move up in the system.
Monday, March 8, 2021
Prospect Spotlight: Jimmy Glowenke
Jimmy Glowenke was a force in college as a hitter and on defense. He was a standout for 3 seasons at Dallas Baptist University, leading the San Francisco Giants to pick him in the 2020 draft, round 2. The star infielder from Marcus High School (Flower Mound, Texas) will soon begin his first pro season, trying to prove that he has the stuff to make it.