R.C. Lewis
@rclewis.bsky.social
Math teacher and erstwhile author of geeky-chic YA. She/her. Untangler of brain-knots and worker of yarn. STITCHING SNOW and SPINNING STARLIGHT are books I wrote once upon a time.
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R.C. Lewis
@rclewis.bsky.social
· Nov 17
Someday I really would like to get back into writing. For what purpose or to what end, who knows? But I miss allowing my brain that gear shift.
Is there any better feeling than successfully fixing a knitting mistake (esp without having to frog)? I learned crochet first & knitting felt like learning to tightrope walk by comparison, so now when I manage to fix something from rows back, I feel super-powered. 😎 #knitsky
February 15, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Is there any better feeling than successfully fixing a knitting mistake (esp without having to frog)? I learned crochet first & knitting felt like learning to tightrope walk by comparison, so now when I manage to fix something from rows back, I feel super-powered. 😎 #knitsky
Adventures in Teaching Accelerated Math:
“Which came first, pi or pie?”
“Why do we need Greek letters in our math on top of regular letters?”
“Did they name them pies BECAUSE they’re circles and that relates to pi?”
“What do other countries use for variables?”
“Which came first, pi or pie?”
“Why do we need Greek letters in our math on top of regular letters?”
“Did they name them pies BECAUSE they’re circles and that relates to pi?”
“What do other countries use for variables?”
January 31, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Adventures in Teaching Accelerated Math:
“Which came first, pi or pie?”
“Why do we need Greek letters in our math on top of regular letters?”
“Did they name them pies BECAUSE they’re circles and that relates to pi?”
“What do other countries use for variables?”
“Which came first, pi or pie?”
“Why do we need Greek letters in our math on top of regular letters?”
“Did they name them pies BECAUSE they’re circles and that relates to pi?”
“What do other countries use for variables?”
First attempt at (stranded) color work and first knitting post here. Kinda proud of myself!
Pattern: Pawprint Love Beanie by Sarah Gross. Yarn: Sweet Tea/Darling DK in Heritage & Freia Sport Minikin in Artist’s Palette. (All gotten from Twice Sheared Sheep’s advent box) #knitsky
Pattern: Pawprint Love Beanie by Sarah Gross. Yarn: Sweet Tea/Darling DK in Heritage & Freia Sport Minikin in Artist’s Palette. (All gotten from Twice Sheared Sheep’s advent box) #knitsky
January 15, 2025 at 1:40 AM
First attempt at (stranded) color work and first knitting post here. Kinda proud of myself!
Pattern: Pawprint Love Beanie by Sarah Gross. Yarn: Sweet Tea/Darling DK in Heritage & Freia Sport Minikin in Artist’s Palette. (All gotten from Twice Sheared Sheep’s advent box) #knitsky
Pattern: Pawprint Love Beanie by Sarah Gross. Yarn: Sweet Tea/Darling DK in Heritage & Freia Sport Minikin in Artist’s Palette. (All gotten from Twice Sheared Sheep’s advent box) #knitsky
Not sure anything beats the feeling of chatting with a former student from your early days of teaching and discovering you actually did something right way back then.
January 13, 2025 at 1:51 PM
Not sure anything beats the feeling of chatting with a former student from your early days of teaching and discovering you actually did something right way back then.
Someday I really would like to get back into writing. For what purpose or to what end, who knows? But I miss allowing my brain that gear shift.
November 17, 2024 at 11:19 PM
Someday I really would like to get back into writing. For what purpose or to what end, who knows? But I miss allowing my brain that gear shift.