Do you know Bring Me the Horizon or Sigrid?
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Bad Life
Bring Me the Horizon and Sigrid
Explore language about difficult emotions, resilience, and remembering that a bad day is not a bad life.
Warm-up
Warm-up Questions
Discuss both questions before listening to the song. Click each circle when you finish.
Do you like rock? Why or why not?
Vocabulary
Match The Words To Their Meanings
Click a word to select it, then click its meaning to match them. You can also drag the word to the correct meaning. Use Listen to hear the word. Click a placed word to return it.
a person who often fails or feels unsuccessful
to continue during a difficult time
unable to feel emotion or physical sensation
managing to survive a difficult situation
close to losing control
to lose emotional control
to accept or carry something difficult
the body parts between your neck and arms
Vocabulary practice
Use The New Words
Discuss each question and try to use the new vocabulary. Click each circle when you finish.
What makes someone be considered a loser in life?
Have you ever felt numb or on the edge?
How do you keep your head above water when things fall apart?
What responsibilities do you bear on your shoulders?
Listen
Listen To The Song
Listen to the song before starting the lyrics activities.
Final Step
Check All Answers
When you finish the song activities, check all your answers at once.
Wrap-up
Talk About The Song
Discuss each question after listening to the song. Click each circle when you finish.
What is the main message of the song?
What helps you recover from a bad day?
Why do people sometimes hide difficult feelings?
Who supports you when you feel on the edge?
Homework
Express Yourself
Write or record your answer, then save your work.
Homework Prompt
Does a bad day mean a bad life? What can we do to stop one bad day from affecting the following days or weeks?
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