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WRITING LIFE STORIES Chapter 10. 1. Biography An account of a person’s life written by someone else – Based on research – Primary sources – Secondary.

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1 WRITING LIFE STORIES Chapter 10

2 1. Biography An account of a person’s life written by someone else – Based on research – Primary sources – Secondary sources

3 2. Autobiography Story about oneself written by oneself – From one’s own memories – From one’s own experiences

4 Autobiography Strategies “Me” boxes Lifelines Lifeline clotheslines “All About Me” books Autobiography poster

5 3. Biography Lifelines Biography boxes Biography posters Multigenre biography projects

6 Teaching Procedure Introduce the form Examine the characteristics of the form Model the form Children use the form

7 Assessing Life Stories Make a checklist of components to be included in the life story Students keep the checklist in their writing folder Award credit for components

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