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Autobiography Project CHAPTER 1 Birth 1. Birth facts: time, where, date, name of hospital. 2. Were you named after anyone? Who? 3. Why did your parents name you what they did? (Include your middle name) Include any interesting facts about your birth. For example, was there a blizzard, a special occasion, or even on the day you were born? (Check history books, the Internet, old newspapers in the library.) 4. What did you discover about the history of your name? 5. Do you have a nickname? How did you get it? Congratulations! You have just completed Chapter 1. You may give each chapter a title; it will help organize your book and make it more interesting to read. Do not forget to add baby pictures of yourself in the PowerPoint or poster board. CHAPTER 2 About You Complete the following poem pattern using information about you. I AM I am (two special characteristics you have) I wonder (something you are actually curious about) I like (something you like) I dislike (something you don t care for) I would like (an actual desire) I promise (something you will do)

CHAPTER 3 Family and Home 1. Describe each member of your family so people will know what they are like looks, personality, occupation, age. 2. Where do you fit oldest, middle, youngest, only? 3. Any famous relatives? 4. What is your family s ethnic background? Do you observe any traditions from other countries? 5. Do you have any pets? If so, what kind, name, how long you ve had them. 6. Describe the house or apartment you live in now. Where else have you lived other cities, other houses? 7. How old were you when you moved? 8. What do you remember about other places? 9. Are there any places that are special to you, such as a relative s home or grandparents place? 10. Include anything else about your family or your background. (Hobbies, family projects, vacations, a special time, etc.) CHAPTER 4 Later Life (ages 5 to present) Describe things you remember that happened to you during your life. Do this in order people you met, things you did, places you went, events both happy and sad. Now would be a good time to include a drawing or picture of your past and present in a PowerPoint or poster board. Sketches or photographs of friends, teams, postcards from vacations all fit in here. CHAPTER 5 Memorable Events Talk about important things that have happened to you in your life like: birthdays beginning school getting a pet moving special awards Anything you consider important in your life, add here. Be sure to include one of the best things that ever happened to you and one of the worst things that ever happened to you, and explain why. This is your book and your feelings are important.

CHAPTER 6 Description of you as you are now What do you look like? (Describe in detail.) What is your personality? (Shy, outgoing, competitive, sensitive, etc.) What are your faults? What are your interests, hobbies, habits (good and bad)? Do you belong to any clubs or organizations? Have you won any awards? How have you changed in the last year? What makes you YOU? CHAPTER 7 Likes and Dislikes What are some of your favorites color, food, television show, book that you ve read, season, etc.? Who do you admire, famous and non-famous people? What is your idea of having a good time? What do you find boring? What do you dislike? Include any other likes and dislikes you can think of. What are your pet peeves? (Little things that bother you.) What is something you get angry about? Think of other things that I ve not thought about. These things will add to your memories. CHAPTER 8 Future Plans Discuss your hopes for the future education, career, accomplishments, possessions you hope to have, family plans, where you hope to live, what you would like to be doing in 10 years, travel plans, etc. Include anything else you are planning for the future dreams, wishes, ambitions... Remember this is your life story. Let your personality come through! Please include any additional information that you feel is important in telling who you are. If you have favorite sayings or quotes, or cartoons, please include them. Have fun rediscovering what makes you so special!!!!!

Grading on this project will take into consideration: How closely the directions are followed in the format and organization of the book. Correct punctuation, capitalization, spelling Clever and effective use of pictures, illustrations to make work seem like a book. Neatness of project (writing in straight lines, easy to read, etc.) Thorough responses for required information meaning one (1) sentence explanations are not considered enough. (Example: When I was little, I always got in trouble.) NO Your explanations should be at least ½ to 1 page in length.

Name: Date: Period: Autobiography Project Rubric Poster Board/ PowerPoint/Book: Pictures / 10 Creativity and Neatness / 15 Presentation / 15 Contents: All chapters included / 5 Quality of Information / 20 Mechanics / 20 Organization / 15 Overall project: / 100 Comments: