My Life Timeline
A worksheet for first graders to practice reading and creating simple timelines based on their own lives.
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My Life Timeline
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A timeline shows events in the order they happened. Let's make a timeline about your life!
1. A timeline shows events in .
2. The first event on a timeline is the .
3. The last event on a timeline is the .
Number these events in your life from 1 (first) to 4 (last).
Started first grade
Learned to walk
Born
Started kindergarten
Draw your own timeline below. Write down 3 important things that happened in your life and when they happened.
4. Which of these would you NOT put on a timeline?
Your birthday
What you ate for breakfast today
Your first day of school
Learning to ride a bike
5. A timeline helps us remember things in the right order.
True
False
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