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Writing Great Villains - A Lesson Plan Featuring "The Beast and the Bethany" by Jack Meggitt-Phillips
Halloween is coming up, so let's talk about villains! Who doesn't love (to hate) a good villain? It's important for a story to have a strong, well-developed villain. The villain must be a worthy adversary for your hero, pushing your hero to grow and change. If you're reading The Beast and the Bethany, or if you want to talk about villains in your writing class, check out this lesson plan on writing great villains.
Oct 223 min read
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Creative Writing Activities and Lesson Plan Ideas for "A Boring Bedtime Story".
Creative Writing Activities and Lesson Plan Ideas for "A Boring Bedtime Story"
May 292 min read
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Using Stories to Teach
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