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The following short stories and one drama included here are all perfect examples of irony for students:
“The Story of an Hour” – Kate Chopin
“Trifles” – Susan Glaspell (one act play)
“The Blue Hotel” – Stephen Crane
“The Ransom of Red Chief” – O. Henry
“The Interlopers” - Saki
Irony is one of the most difficult concepts for a teacher to get across to students. Once the concept is understood, however, students come to love irony. Teaching irony in short stories can accomplish the following ELA Com...
“The Story of an Hour” – Kate Chopin
“Trifles” – Susan Glaspell (one act play)
“The Blue Hotel” – Stephen Crane
“The Ransom of Red Chief” – O. Henry
“The Interlopers” - Saki
Irony is one of the most difficult concepts for a teacher to get across to students. Once the concept is understood, however, students come to love irony. Teaching irony in short stories can accomplish the following ELA Com...