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In this Halloween Creative Writing Activity, your students will have the opportunity to write Dracula’s perspective of his life using the music of Taylor Swift’s song, “Bad Blood”. We all know the stereotypes of a vampire, but what if that is not really the story? Your students have the opportunity to explore this question, creating a song parody with Dracula’s "real story".
This activity explores perspective, creative narrative writing, tone, and parody.
☆This activity is perfect for:
- Halloween
- Creative writing
- Independent or Collaborative Work
- Writing Stations
*This lesson includes:
1. The full lesson plan with Common Core standards
2. Instructions and worksheets for your students
3. Templates/stationary to create the song
This is a great activity to display in the classroom!
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Description
In this Halloween Creative Writing Activity, your students will have the opportunity to write Dracula’s perspective of his life using the music of Taylor Swift’s song, “Bad Blood”. We all know the stereotypes of a vampire, but what if that is not really the story? Your students have the opportunity to explore this question, creating a song parody with Dracula’s "real story".
This activity explores perspective, creative narrative writing, tone, and parody.
☆This activity is perfect for:
- Halloween
- Creative writing
- Independent or Collaborative Work
- Writing Stations
*This lesson includes:
1. The full lesson plan with Common Core standards
2. Instructions and worksheets for your students
3. Templates/stationary to create the song
This is a great activity to display in the classroom!
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Copyright © English, Oh My! ®
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
-More on my Terms of Use HERE.
✯Did you know you receive credits for leaving feedback on items you purchase on Teachers Pay Teachers?✯
That’s right! Don't forget to leave feedback on this product, and you will receive credits for your next purchase. I would greatly appreciate it if you contact me first if you have an issue with the product before leaving feedback. I will be more than happy to accommodate you! Just e-mail me at englishohmy@gmail.com.
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