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The War Of The Words - Acronyms
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Mrs Grammar
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Chapter 1: The Invasion Begins... with a Typo.

It all started on a quiet Tuesday afternoon, right before the dreaded English exam.
The air was tense in Mrs. Grammar’s 7th-grade Language Arts class as the students nervously flipped through their notes.
Suddenly, the smartboard buzzed loudly.
Mrs. Grammar, ever sharp, glared at the screen.
The screen flickered, and a digital face appeared.
"Greetings, Earthlings!" it announced in a robotic voice.
"We are the Sentinels of Syntax from Thesauron.
Surrender your words—ASAP!"

The class gasped.
"OMG!" whispered Billy, the kid who always spelled “definitely” as “defiantly.”
"Do you mean ASAP as in now, or like, after the English exam?" asked Jenny, her sense of urgency clearly academic-dependent.

"Your words, Earthlings!" the Sentinel demanded again.
"Or face... errors."
"IDK about you guys," said Timmy, the class clown, "but this sounds like a job for Grammarly’s grammar police!"
The class LOL’d, except for Mrs. Grammar, who looked ready to explode.

Chapter 2: The Power of Acronyms.

The invasion started, but instead of lasers or explosions, the Sentinels used spellcheck as their weapon. Samantha’s notebook vibrated violently.
"My essay on ‘Why P.E. Should Be Optional’ is being auto-corrected!" she screamed as her misspelled words were sucked into the board.
"We must resist!" Mrs. Grammar declared, though it came out as "We mist resist."
She steadied herself. "Remember the power of acronyms!
They’re our SOS!"

Chapter 3: The FAQ Offensive

The class decided to confuse the Sentinels with acronyms.
Timmy stood up.
"Time for our secret weapon: Frequently Asked Questions!"
"What’s the ETA on your retreat, Sentinels?" Timmy yelled.
"FAQ: What’s your ROI for this invasion?" Jenny added.
"OMG, do you even know what SEO is?" asked Billy, who didn’t actually know what SEO stood for.

"Silence!" the leader of the Sentinels boomed.
"We demand full sentences!"

The students kept going, bombarding them with every LOL, FYI, and RSVP they knew.
The Sentinels were clearly unprepared for the barrage of modern abbreviations, and one even short-circuited after a heavy dose of B2B jargon.

Chapter 4: The Big OMG Moment

The Sentinels then unleashed "The Red Pen of Doom."
A giant, red pen appeared on the smartboard, threatening to destroy their essays with underlining and circles of shame.
Mrs. Grammar gasped.
"That’s the most powerful weapon in all of Thesauron!
It’s capable of rendering any essay unworthy of a passing grade!"
"Is there any defense?" asked Jenny, eyes wide.
"Only one," Mrs. Grammar said.
"The power of creativity… and nonsense."
"You mean… poetry?" Timmy asked.
"Yes, Timmy.
But the kind these Sentinels hate, free verse, with no regard for grammar or syntax!"

Chapter 5: Poetry Slamdown

Timmy, Billy, and Jenny took their positions at the front of the class.
They chanted a nonsensical free verse:

"Lasers and leaders, their acronyms fry, 
But LOL LOL we let them all fly! 
Red pen, red pen, your rage we defy, 
For grammar is dead, like pizza that's dry!"

The Sentinels writhed as their circuits failed to process the chaos.
"ENOUGH!" the leader shrieked.
"We surrender! Your wordplay is too unpredictable!
You win, Earthlings, you win!"

Chapter 6: The Unexpected Aftermath

As the Sentinels retreated to Thesauron, the classroom erupted in cheers.
Even Mrs. Grammar smiled.
"So, what have we learned today?" she asked.
"That poetry and acronyms can save the world?" offered Billy.
"That creativity beats grammar in a galactic battle?" suggested Timmy.
"That you can’t spell 'definitely' without ‘defiantly’… wait, is that right?" Jenny said, confused.

"Close enough," Mrs. Grammar chuckled. "Now, everyone get ready for a quiz on irregular verbs."
The class groaned.
Even heroes couldn’t escape Mrs. Grammar’s pop quizzes.
And thus, the War of the Words ended, not with a bang, but with conjugations on the board.

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