Satire Box
Explore (School Appropriate) examples of satire in your box
Menu Assignment
Menu Assignment:
- ----In your own words, define satire.
- ----Find a satiric television show and upload an image from the show.
- ----Research the tools of a satirist (indirect, direct, reversal, utopianism, etc) and present
those tools in a visually appealing way (a Wordle, or Word Art?).
- ----Find three satiric cartoons, or images and explain what they are satirizing.
- ----Attach a school appropriate video that helped you understand the definition of satire.
- ----Create your own satire (maybe a meme, or a paragraph, or a cartoon).
- ----Research and present the Biography of Senator Joseph McCarthy
- ----Find an article that explains the difference between communism versus other forms of
governing.
- ----Find a video that explains how the Crucible is satiric.
- ----Explain in your own words how the Crucible is satiric.
Find one Television Show or Movie that is primarily Satiric (or uses satire).
http://www.businessinsider.com/the-simpsons-fxx-paid-750-million-for-552-episode-marathon-2014-4
Find three visuals that you understand and explain how they are satiric:
How to Spot a Criminal
This is a play on words. Most of the time this phrase is figurative, so to use it literally is humorous.
Goodnight ipad
Droyd, A. (2011). Goodnight ipad. Retrieved from: http://www.amazon.com/Goodnight-iPad-Parody-next-generation/dp/0399158561
Moona Lisa
http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2009/02/mona-lisa-exhibit.html