

Auto-biography / Biography lesson
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Jenna Mustafa
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Biography
What is a biography?
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A biography is
a true story of a real person's life
it is generally written by someone else
are written in order of their life
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Remember this story?
This story is a biography of Garrett Morgan
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Garret Morgan and his invention
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His invention worn
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Back to biography
Biography always starts with when and where they were born
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But this Biography is not complete
Why could be the reason why its not complete?
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His life?
His biography should not just be about his invention, it should also show his life, his education and such.
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Should have his portrait photo
All biographies should have at least the person's face when writing about them.
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Let's look at another biography
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Do you know this man?
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His name is Alexander Graham Bell!
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Early life
Born on March 3, 1847 in Edinburgh, Scotland
He was homeschooled
He didn't go to school until highschool
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He was interested in the science of sound! WHY?
Because both his mother and wife were deaf.
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So do you think you know what he invented?
he invented the telephone
was the first person to patent the idea in 1876
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He formed his own telephone company in 1877
This company went through name changes and is now know as AT&T which is now a multi billion dollar company.
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He was known for other invents like:
The Metal Detector - to find metal
Audiometer - to detect hearing problems
Made devices that finds icebergs
invented ways to help teach speech for deaf people.
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Upon his death in 1922, every phone in North America was silenced for a short period to honor him.
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Multiple Choice
What should all biographies start with?
when they died
when they were born
what their success was
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Multiple Choice
Biography is written
the person themselves
from another person
these things write themselves
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Multiple Choice
Biography is
a fake story of a person
is a made up person in real events
is the true story of a person's life
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Multiple Choice
Biography should be written
in order of events
in any order the writer chooses
from when they were famous to the end
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Definition
Biography Text is
Literally, Biography consists of two words,
namely "Bios" which means life and "Graphia"
which means writing. The biographical text
describes a real person's life history, usually
written through
A biography is a text that tells the story of a person's
life which is more complex than just a curriculum
vitae and work data. Usually, biographical texts tell
more
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At this stage of events, it will tell the events
or incidents experienced by the character
whose biography will be written. This
section contains an explanation of a story
such as problem solving, other processes,
and b
2. Event
At the orientation stage, this section
will provide the reader with
background information on why the
biography was written. The opening
paragraph answers the 5w+1h
question.
1. Orientation
Structure of Biography Text
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Structure of Biography Text
3.Re-Orientation
The third part contains the author's
views on the characters being told.
However, this stage is optional,
meaning that the writer can give his
personal view of the characters being
told, consisting of d
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Literary Nonfiction
· Biography: A biography is the story of a real person’s life written by someone else. We can use the word parts bio- which means “life” and graph which means “to write” to help us remember what it is.
· Autobiography: Now we add the root auto to the word. Auto means “self” so when we add this root to the word autobiography, it changes the meaning. An autobiography is the story of a real person’s life written by them. So the person who writes the life story is writing about themselves.
· Memoir: A memoir is also written by the author. A memoir provides factual information written in a narrative style about a significant time, place, person or event in the author’s life.
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What makes a text a Biography
Is written from 3rd person point of view
Is usually told in chronological (sequence) order.
Includes facts and details of a person's life
Includes literary language to spice up things.
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Multiple Choice
Biography is a ______________________.
fiction genre
nonfiction genre
fairy tale genre
science fiction genre
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Multiple Choice
A biography tells the persons place and date of ____________.
birth
Christmas
dinner
a vacation
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Multiple Choice
A biography is when another person writes about the events in someone else's life.
True
False
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Drag and Drop
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Entertain: The biography will entertain the reader by celebrating what the person has done for the world.
Inform: The biography will inform the reader about the person's life including facts and details.
Authors Purpose
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Multiple Choice
A biography describes the person's impact on ______________________.
Mars
the World
the ocean
the table
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Multiple Select
What is the author's purpose of a Biography?
To inform
To persuade
To entertain
To describe
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what is an Autobiography?
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An autobiography is a text you write to describe your own life
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Think your life as a story
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First you need to start at the beginning
When you were born?
Where?
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
You can add a short story about yourself when you were a baby
(up to age 2)
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Second when you were small
Where did you live when you were small?
(age 2-5)
Who did you play with?
You could have a short story you can add here.
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Third your first introduction to school
Where did you go to school?
what was the schools name?
You can talk about the friends you made.
You can add a short story.
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Fourth Now
Where do you go to school now?
Who are your friends?
What are your interests or hobbies
do you have any ideas for the future
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Birth to age 2 :
Ages 2-5
Ages 5-7
Now
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Multiple Choice
An AUTOBIOGRAPHY is
a story I wrote about someone else's life
a story I wrote about my life
a made up story I wrote about someone's life
a made up story I wrote about my life
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Multiple Choice
What POINT OF VIEW is an autobiography written in?
second person
third person
first person
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Multiple Choice
Look at the image above and focus on the details. Is this an autobiography?
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
Look at the the image above and focus on the details. Is this an autobiography?
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
TRUE or FALSE. An autobiography will have dates included.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Select
Which pronouns might you find in an autobiography?
my
you
me
I
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Autobiography
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Autobiography
An autobiography (also informally called an autobio) is a self-written account of the life of oneself.
An informal bio is designed to tell readers briefly about your interests and who you are.
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How to Write a Short Autobiography
A short autobiography is an opportunity to give readers a capsule summary of who you are and what you have accomplished.
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What is the format of autobiography?
The most accepted format for an autobiography is chronological. This means writing the life story in the order in which it happened. One starts with a bit of background of parents and family, and proceeds from the time of one's birth.
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Brainstorm
Brainstorm some of the elements you would like to talk about in your informal personal biography. Include major themes like relevant work experience, education, achievements (such as published books, magazine articles, art shows) and one or two interesting facts about yourself and your life. Write out as many ideas as possible while you are brainstorming.
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Tell Your Story
Make a list of personal facts about yourself such as when and where you were born, where you went to school, who your mentors were, what events shaped your career decisions and whether you are married and have children.
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If there were particular hardships in your life, notable ancestors in your family tree or interesting sports and hobbies that captured your attention, make a note of these as well.
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Describe our Credentials
Describe your educational credentials and course of study, special skills and licenses acquired, and a short overview of some of the significant positions you have held. In a separate paragraph, reference any awards you have achieved, travels that have broadened your opinions and volunteer activities that have enriched your life
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Mention Your Future Goals
Conclude your autobiography with a brief discussion of what you are doing now and what your goals are for the future. This paragraph may also include a favorite quote or a philosophical observation about what you have learned thus far on your life's journey.
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Get a Sense Check
Invite someone who isn't familiar with your life story to read your first draft and make recommendations as to whether more detail or smoother transitions are needed.
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