Timelines by Mrs. Kilby.

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Timelines by Mrs. Kilby

What is a timeline? A timeline tells a story. It is a calendar of events that are recorded in order of when they happened. It is a tool that helps us to know when important events have happened.

When do we Use a Timeline? to show the events of a person’s life to show important events in history to sequence things that have happened

How do we Make timelines? We think of important events. We write them in the order that they happened. We use labels that tell us when the events happened. We include a relevant title. We can include pictures or symbols. We write as neatly as possible, and we are creative!

Ready to see some examples?

A Timeline of Mrs. Kilby’s Life Mrs. Kilby is born. - 1984 Mrs. Kilby becomes a teacher and teaches her first class. - 2005 Mrs. Kilby gets married. - 2010 A Timeline of Mrs. Kilby’s Life

We will be creating lots of different kinds of timelines throughout this unit, and by the end of the unit, you will know how to use and make a timeline!