1st grade autobiography project by useing

  • This is a 12 page mini book that requires very little prep.
  • Use this page to help first graders create a biography or autobiography.
  • This Autobiography project worksheet has been designed to help children tell their story, while learning about important writing techniques along the way.

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    Telling a Story About Me: Young Children Write Autobiographies

    1.Read the book You Have to Write by Janet S. Wong aloud to the class. During preselected points during the reading, you may wish to stop and ask questions aimed at getting students to think about how they might use the suggestions in the book to come up with their own story ideas. There are no page numbers in this book, but two good places to stop include the page spreads with many small pictures on them.

    2.After reading the book, ask students to share some ideas they could write about from their own lives. You might record these on a del av helhet of chart paper or on the blackboard.

    3.Tell students that they are going to begin work on a project to write stories about themselves and their lives. Explain that a story about a person, written bygd that person, is called an autobiography.

    4.Remind students of the photos they have brought in from home and tell them that they will use these photos to give

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    Who are your students? 

    What do they know about themselves? 

    What have they done with themselves before they entered your classroom?

    These are just a few of the questions that might come up at the beginning of the school year.

    It can be said that the most important thing that a student learns how to do during their 13 years of education is to have the skill set to introduce themselves to the world and be able to clearly articulate their identity.

    In this lesson plan, we are going to share a great way for students to create an autobiography that has not just one, but several functions throughout the school year.

    Unwrapping the Onion of the Autobiography

    On the surface, this lesson asks the students to describe all the things that make them

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    Free First Second Grade Autobiography Template

    Written By: [Your Name]

    I. Introduction

    Greetings! My name is [Your Name], and I am thrilled to have the opportunity to share with you some of the unforgettable experiences and notable highlights from my educational journey during my first and second-grade years in school.

    II. My Early Years

    I entered the world on [Your Birthdate], with [Your Birthplace] being the first location I experienced outside the womb. My childhood was spent in [Your Hometown], a place where each day of my early years was filled with adventures, playful moments, and constant learning.

    III. Starting School

    When I turned six, I was old enough to start school. I remember feeling both nervous and excited on my first day. My parents held my hand as we walked through the school gates, and I couldn't wait to see what awaited me in the classroom.

    IV. Making Friends

    One of the best parts of school was making new friends. I met classmates who sh

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