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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Historical Digitally Altered Image Project
As many of you have might have seen on my website, I have been digitally altering movie posters and other images to tell a new historical story. The results are often silly but have been a fun outlet for me personally. … Continue reading
Honoring Our Veterans: Using Inquiry to Discuss Veterans Day | Discovery Education
I’ve recently begun blogging for Discovery Education! My first assignment was to create a lesson for Veterans Day and I am really excited to share this with you! _________________________________________________________________________________ “My name is Michael K. Milton, and I am a US … Continue reading
