This image shows a blank graphic organizer called "My Timeline." Since there is no specific story or list of events provided to fill it in, I cannot give you the specific answers (like dates or event descriptions).
However, I can explain exactly how to use this chart to complete your homework.
How to fill out this timeline:
1.
Identify your events: Look at the story, history chapter, or personal memories you are working on. Pick out the
5 most important things that happened.
2.
Put them in order: Make sure you know which event happened first, second, third, fourth, and fifth. Timelines always go from left to right (earliest to latest).
3.
Fill in the top boxes (The Events):
* The
top-left box is for the
1st thing that happened.
* The
top-middle box is for the
2nd thing.
* The
top-right box is for the
3rd thing.
4.
Fill in the bottom boxes (The Events):
* The
bottom-left box is for the
4th thing.
* The
bottom-right box is for the
5th thing.
*(Note: Sometimes these charts vary, but usually, you just list them in order across the page. If your teacher wants you to alternate top and bottom, follow their specific instruction. Otherwise, just go 1, 2, 3 across the top, then 4, 5 across the bottom).*
5.
Fill in the ovals (The Dates/Times):
* In the small oval shapes under each box, write the
date,
year, or
time when that event happened.
Example:
If you were making a timeline about your day:
*
Box 1: Woke up |
Oval 1: 7:00 AM
*
Box 2: Ate breakfast |
Oval 2: 7:30 AM
*
Box 3: Went to school |
Oval 3: 8:00 AM
*
Box 4: Had lunch |
Oval 4: 12:00 PM
*
Box 5: Came home |
Oval 5: 3:00 PM
Final Answer:
To complete this task, you must select
5 key events from your assignment topic. Write the
event description in the rectangular boxes and the corresponding
date or time in the oval shapes below them, arranging them in chronological order from left to right.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of timeline worksheet for middle school.
