Satire: Classroom Critiques That Click

How to Write and Teach Satire: Classroom Critiques That Click

Writing the Satire

Classrooms are satire’s chalkboard – critique away. Target a rule: “No phones – we’re pigeons now.” Hit the grind – tests, bells: “Quiz so hard, I’m a fossil.” Keep it light – heavy sinks. Write: “Teacher says focus – doodles rule.” Peanuts’ school jabs inspire. Start there: “Homework’s due – dog’s alibi.” Practice turns desks into delights.

Teaching the Technique

Teach class jabs with a kid twist. Give “test day” – twist: “Test so tough, I’m dust!” Show Peanuts strips – light, sharp. Steps: rule, quirk, jab. Assign “late bell” – spark: “Bell’s late – I’m timeless!” Discuss fun: easy wins. Warn off dark – light rules. Class-off: pitch a jab, best click wins. Class is a stage – teach them to play it.

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