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Jun 15, 2009
HELP!
Barbarian
On 6/15/09, Louisiannie wrote: > We have a humor unit. What stories, resources, ideas do you > have to teach humor? We have practically nothing in our > textbook. > > HELP! I use video clips from movies and I use a few short stories not in the text. I compare Galaxy Quest to the original Star Trek for parody. I need to get some Mont...See More
Louisiannie
On 6/15/09, Louisiannie wrote: > We have a humor unit. What stories, resources, ideas do you > have to teach humor? We have practically nothing in our > textbook. > > HELP!
Steve Mc
I use Mark Twain, especially excerpts from "Life on the Mississippi." He is hoot! And the students learn about American history and culture at the same time!
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