Zoe Anne
@zoanne.bsky.social
Year 4 teacher.
Morphological approaches to spelling.
Undirected creative writing time.
Books. Lots of books.
Morphological approaches to spelling.
Undirected creative writing time.
Books. Lots of books.
This year for end of term treats we’ve watched Labyrinth, The Neverending Story and we’re half-way through The Princess Bride (I’m prepped for Montoya’s little linguistic moment). The class keep asking to watch more of “the 80s” - it cracks me up.
July 2, 2025 at 9:51 AM
This year for end of term treats we’ve watched Labyrinth, The Neverending Story and we’re half-way through The Princess Bride (I’m prepped for Montoya’s little linguistic moment). The class keep asking to watch more of “the 80s” - it cracks me up.
Gothic 9yo is copying out the text to Duck, Death and the Tulip by Wolf Erlbruch because he loves it so much he wants the words with him all the time 🤷♀️
May 9, 2025 at 11:22 AM
Gothic 9yo is copying out the text to Duck, Death and the Tulip by Wolf Erlbruch because he loves it so much he wants the words with him all the time 🤷♀️
Accidental poem written aloud by a softly-burbling fugue-state class of 8-9 year olds while watching the last few scenes of Labyrinth:
March 28, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Accidental poem written aloud by a softly-burbling fugue-state class of 8-9 year olds while watching the last few scenes of Labyrinth:
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Hi friends. It's official podcast launch day!
It's Storytime with Wil Wheaton's first episode, a wonderful story called Rock, Paper, Scissors, Love, Death, by Caroline M. Yoachim, is now available wherever you get your podcasts.
I'm so excited and pretty anxious! It's a big day!
It's Storytime with Wil Wheaton's first episode, a wonderful story called Rock, Paper, Scissors, Love, Death, by Caroline M. Yoachim, is now available wherever you get your podcasts.
I'm so excited and pretty anxious! It's a big day!
It’s Storytime with Wil Wheaton
You may recognize Wil Wheaton’s name from his acting work in television shows like The Big Bang Theory, Leverage, and Star Trek: The Next Generation, or 1985’s timeless classic, Stand B…
wilwheaton.net
March 26, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Hi friends. It's official podcast launch day!
It's Storytime with Wil Wheaton's first episode, a wonderful story called Rock, Paper, Scissors, Love, Death, by Caroline M. Yoachim, is now available wherever you get your podcasts.
I'm so excited and pretty anxious! It's a big day!
It's Storytime with Wil Wheaton's first episode, a wonderful story called Rock, Paper, Scissors, Love, Death, by Caroline M. Yoachim, is now available wherever you get your podcasts.
I'm so excited and pretty anxious! It's a big day!
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It exists! My new book is out later this year with Reaktion Books.
If you are famous and/or a public intellectual and want to review it/provide a pull quote, DM.
#ProtestHistory #Commons
reaktionbooks.co.uk/work/contest...
If you are famous and/or a public intellectual and want to review it/provide a pull quote, DM.
#ProtestHistory #Commons
reaktionbooks.co.uk/work/contest...
Contested Commons | Reaktion Books
A radical history of England, Contested Commons is a gripping overview of increasingly restrictive policing and legislation against protest in public spaces. It tells the long history of contests over...
reaktionbooks.co.uk
March 7, 2025 at 7:42 PM
It exists! My new book is out later this year with Reaktion Books.
If you are famous and/or a public intellectual and want to review it/provide a pull quote, DM.
#ProtestHistory #Commons
reaktionbooks.co.uk/work/contest...
If you are famous and/or a public intellectual and want to review it/provide a pull quote, DM.
#ProtestHistory #Commons
reaktionbooks.co.uk/work/contest...
Reposted by Zoe Anne
Oh this is so true.
“Realist” fiction is a comforting fantasy. Fiction in which people create strange computer programmes that pretend to be God and billionaires build survival bunkers is truthfully reflecting reality. So is fiction where weird hallucinatory shit happens.
“Realist” fiction is a comforting fantasy. Fiction in which people create strange computer programmes that pretend to be God and billionaires build survival bunkers is truthfully reflecting reality. So is fiction where weird hallucinatory shit happens.
The world we actually live in is clearly nuts. It’s on fire, unfair, and keeps raising rogue males to positions of power. Really weird sh*t happens all the time. But sometimes people want their fiction to obey sensible rules so they can inhabit something less chaotic. I can respect that!
December 30, 2024 at 9:32 PM
Oh this is so true.
“Realist” fiction is a comforting fantasy. Fiction in which people create strange computer programmes that pretend to be God and billionaires build survival bunkers is truthfully reflecting reality. So is fiction where weird hallucinatory shit happens.
“Realist” fiction is a comforting fantasy. Fiction in which people create strange computer programmes that pretend to be God and billionaires build survival bunkers is truthfully reflecting reality. So is fiction where weird hallucinatory shit happens.
My mother just randomly mentioned “Robbie Williams - you know, Wham?”
After I had recovered from my weeping snorting fit she said “Oh well, I knew he was in some sort of band like What What What…”
She was not trolling me.
After I had recovered from my weeping snorting fit she said “Oh well, I knew he was in some sort of band like What What What…”
She was not trolling me.
December 30, 2024 at 9:27 PM
My mother just randomly mentioned “Robbie Williams - you know, Wham?”
After I had recovered from my weeping snorting fit she said “Oh well, I knew he was in some sort of band like What What What…”
She was not trolling me.
After I had recovered from my weeping snorting fit she said “Oh well, I knew he was in some sort of band like What What What…”
She was not trolling me.
Some grieve for Chocolate Pac-Man.
Some relish his doom.
Some find his defEAT inevitable.
Some wail for him to step into the bright shroud of Lazarus.
Some say that resurrections are cheating (except for that 1 story where everyone comes back twice so they die again gruesomely rapidly lots).
Some relish his doom.
Some find his defEAT inevitable.
Some wail for him to step into the bright shroud of Lazarus.
Some say that resurrections are cheating (except for that 1 story where everyone comes back twice so they die again gruesomely rapidly lots).
November 28, 2024 at 7:16 PM
Some grieve for Chocolate Pac-Man.
Some relish his doom.
Some find his defEAT inevitable.
Some wail for him to step into the bright shroud of Lazarus.
Some say that resurrections are cheating (except for that 1 story where everyone comes back twice so they die again gruesomely rapidly lots).
Some relish his doom.
Some find his defEAT inevitable.
Some wail for him to step into the bright shroud of Lazarus.
Some say that resurrections are cheating (except for that 1 story where everyone comes back twice so they die again gruesomely rapidly lots).
Can’t wait til the paperback comes out so I can get some for my class - there are worlds of glorious writing / mapping / creepy flora & fauna lessons (and more) aching to be planned. It’s heavenly beautiful too…
November 24, 2024 at 8:08 PM
Can’t wait til the paperback comes out so I can get some for my class - there are worlds of glorious writing / mapping / creepy flora & fauna lessons (and more) aching to be planned. It’s heavenly beautiful too…
My mum is grumbling about how things have changed - “Now we’ve all got mobile phones and I don’t know what’s happened to citizens band radio…”.
She has a new trapper hat - “like putting your head into a rabbit - it’s quite delightful” - which will end up slathered in wax if it dares let in rain.
She has a new trapper hat - “like putting your head into a rabbit - it’s quite delightful” - which will end up slathered in wax if it dares let in rain.
November 24, 2024 at 11:02 AM
My mum is grumbling about how things have changed - “Now we’ve all got mobile phones and I don’t know what’s happened to citizens band radio…”.
She has a new trapper hat - “like putting your head into a rabbit - it’s quite delightful” - which will end up slathered in wax if it dares let in rain.
She has a new trapper hat - “like putting your head into a rabbit - it’s quite delightful” - which will end up slathered in wax if it dares let in rain.