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Biography Writing Unit (Grades 2-5)

Writing Is Getting the Back Burner Treatment–But Now It’s Time To Fix That!

When it comes to writing, there is so much we want (and need) to teach our students. However, we cannot focus on all of it all at once or we will cause our students to hate writing. We also have to be able to teach writing in our schedule–realistically! Some teachers barely have 20 minutes to teach writing during the day!

And With Everything Else You Need To Do…You Don’t Have Time To Recreate the Wheel!

I have broken my writing units down into easy-to-implement lesson plans and have included all of the materials you need. 

Each Biography Writing Unit (Grades 2-5) has 12 lessons . The lessons can be implemented at an easy pace—spread out over four weeks, or can be condensed to be taught in a shorter time period.

Since there are twelve biography writing lessons, you have time to build in any of your own mini lessons you feel your class needs. (For instance, if you see your students are struggling with a particular skill, such as capitalizing proper nouns, you can spend a day practicing that skill without falling behind with the unit.)

These lessons are included in the biography writing units:

1. What’s a Biographical Report? 2. Brainstorm Topics and Choose a Person 3. Finding Sources 4. Important Life Events 5. Outline Chronologically 6. In My Own Words 7. Using Linking Words and Phrases 8. Writing a Rough Draft 9. Writing a Conclusion 10. Editing With a Partner 11. Revising & Revisiting the Rubric 12. Publishing

The units include a student friendly rubric as well as a checklist they can use as they write. They help keep students focused on the skills taught during the unit, without overwhelming them.

Posters are provided to help teach certain skills. You can print them and put them in students’ writing notebooks. This allows them to reference them at any time.

If you choose to have your whole class write on the same topic, these biographical units even include a non-fiction article and list of websites that can be used for student research. (The websites are provided as clickable links and also QR codes.)

However, you can also use the unit with your own topic or by letting students choose topics.

The topics included for each grade level are:

• 2nd Grade: Katherine Johnson
• 3rd Grade: Bessie Coleman
• 4th Grade: Mae Jemison
• 5th Grade: Wilma Rudolph

FAQ: I teach multiple grade levels. Are the units different? The units are mostly similar, but include different mentor texts, and have different examples in the centers. There are a few other minor differences throughout the units that reflect grade level expectations. Each grade level includes different topics for the non-fiction resources. (See breakdown above)

Click the images below to see more & preview the biography writing units.

• Fictional Narrative Writing (Grades 2-5)
• Personal Narrative Writing (Grades 2-5)
• Opinion Piece Writing (Grades 2-5) 
• Informational Writing (Grades 2-5) 

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The BEST Elementary Biography Project

Looking for a fun, new research and writing project for your elementary kiddos? This living wax museum is a great way to tie together reading, writing, social studies and speaking and listening skills all in one fun project. I have done this project with second through fourth graders and they have all loved it.

Start this project off by having your students select what famous figure they want to research, or by assigning them a famous figure. My ABSOLUTE favorite books for us to conduct our research are the “Who Was” Series by Jim Gigliotti. They are perfect for on-level/higher second graders, and are most appropriate for third and fourth grade students.

Typically, I will introduce the project, show the students my example, and then briefly introduce all of the famous figures that they can pick from. I then let them go one by one and pick which person they want to research.

For my second graders, I always have one group (my lower level readers) that work together to collect our research all on the same person, but then I release them to each write their own reports.

We spend about one week reading our books and researching our influential figure. While they work, they take notes on important aspects of that person’s life. There are also a ton of great books on Epic ! that students can use for additional research and ideas.

After our notes are compiled, students begin writing their drafts for their research reports. I have students write 6 total paragraphs about their famous figures. We do an introduction, a paragraph about their early life, a paragraph about why they are famous, fun facts, a paragraph about a character trait that best describes them and why, and then a closing.

We spend about 1-1 & 1/2 weeks working on our writing. We write about a paragraph or 2 per day, then take our writing through the revising/editing/publishing process. I then give students a good 2-3 days to spend a TON of time publishing their work to the best of their capability, using their best handwriting and best pictures that they can.

Wax Museum: Speaking & Listening

We end this project by inviting parents and other classes to come watch us present our reports. This is a fun time where the students get to dress up like their famous person, bring in props and practice speaking in front of an audience. We always get amazing feedback from the parents and from other classroom teachers. This component is totally optional, but completely worth it!

I always send home a student letter at the beginning of the project so that parents have ample time to help students gather materials for their costumes and to help them get a good understanding of who their influential figure is.

Distance Learning / Digital Learning :

Is your school closed for an extended period of time due to this crazy virus? This project is a GREAT way for students to continue learning at home. Simply send the PDF to parents to print at home (or print at school if you still have access), and send students to Epic or your local online library to find biographies on the person of their choice. Then, add a digital component by having students upload their videos to Google Classroom, SeeSaw or the digital platform of your choice. This is a great way to provide a few weeks of reading/writing plans to parents, while incorporating choice in student learning still.

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Snag everything you need for the biography research and writing reports in this Biography Writing Resource .

Click here for a compilation of all of my favorite “Who Was” characters to research for this project. These books are the perfect level for 2nd-4th graders, and are really affordable (between $2-4 each by following my Amazon affiliate link.)

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Biographies for Kids – Informational Articles of Famous People for Biography Reports

These biography reading passages and comprehension activities include resources for students to learn about famous Americans and complete biography reports. These biographies for kids are specifically written for kids to learn the life story of influential people, including presidents, leaders, inventors, women, civil rights activists, and more.

One of the challenges of teaching elementary grades is finding engaging nonfiction reading passages that students can actually read, comprehend, and use for writing expository text.

By reading these biographies, second-grade and third-grade students learn about the famous person through a fun, easy-to-read passage. Students can also use the QR Codes for additional biography research.

Included are comprehension activities that support a sequence of events and categorizing facts, as well as a simple biography report.

These biographies are also a great way to combine reading, writing, and social studies.

FREE Martin Luther King Jr. QR Codes

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What is Included in Each Biography Resource

Each biography resource includes the following components. The layout and application of the components are the same across all biographies so that you can give students one set of instructions, even if students are researching different famous people .

• Vocabulary Cards  with key terms from the biography reading passage
• Poster  of the historical figure in color & black and white
• Reading Passage in two formats  (back and white one-page; color with photos two-page)
• QR Codes  for additional research of the person
• Graphic Organizer  for note-taking and report writing
• Fact Sort  where students can categorize the key events and attributes
• Short Answer  Comprehension Questions  for the biography
• Summary  Page
• Report Pages  in several formats

Below are some images and information about each component.

Vocabulary Cards

The three-part vocabulary cards can be used in several different ways. You have the option of cutting apart all three parts and having students match the word, picture, and definition, or leaving the word and picture together and having students match them with the correct definition.

Students can also use the picture cards in a report display or you can use them on a biography word wall.

Each biography resource includes a poster with an image of the famous person and information about why the person is important. The posters come in color and black and white. You can give students the black and white posters to color and use in their reports.

Reading Passage in Two Formats

The biographies come in two formats like my animal articles. The one-page format is great for black and white printing. It has more condensed text and less images.

The two-page format includes color photos, larger text, and more line spacing. This format is great for whole group instruction and close reading activities.

The text in both formats is identical.

All of the biography text is written in a similar format. The first part introduces the person, explains his or her significance and the person’s birth or death.

The sections of each biography include the person’s early life, adult life, and later life. Those sections are consistent across all biographies and help students to organize the information on the note-taking graphic organizer or the report pages in the Biography Report for ANY Person .

The consistency across all biographies allows the teacher to give students different people to study while at the same time guiding and teaching about the genre as a whole class.

Comprehension Activities

The comprehension activities in the biographies include sequence of events, short answer, and cloze reading activities. These comprehension worksheets scaffold the learning and focus students attention on different aspects of the person’s life.

Graphic Organizer & Report Pages

Like the previous components, the graphic organizer and report pages are consistent across all biographies. They include space for students to take notes while reading. The report pages come in options with primary lines and space to draw pictures, as well.

Available Biographies

Biographies are available for the following famous Americans. Some of the biographies can be placed in more than one category below, but they only appear in one.

The linked biographies below are available. Those that aren’t linked are coming soon!

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Women Biographies

• Amelia Earhart
• Clara Barton

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The Biography Collection has over 47 kid-friendly biographies and comprehension resources and includes:

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These biographies align well with my  Biography Report for ANY Person . While these biograph ies include report pages, the  Biography Report for ANY Person  includes MANY more options and an in-depth study of biography report writing.

Also available are  QR Codes for Biography Research Reports . QR Codes are included in this individual biography report. BUT if you want more QR Codes for other biographical people, they’re available separately.

Are you interested in some QR Codes to jump-start your students  Biography Research ? Click below for some FREE QR Codes for Martin Luther King Jr.

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Hmmm . . . I have never learned about First Nation people in Canada. I’m not sure I’m the best person to write about them, given my lack of background information. Do you have a list of people?

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A poster is an excellent culminating activity for biographies. After students have completed all of their research, it is a fun way to bring it all together. For this activity, students will create a biography poster for the person they have researched. . The poster should include the following information: date and place of birth (and death, if applicable), childhood, education, family life, adult life, major accomplishments, and fun facts. Students should also include the theme if it is applicable.

These posters can be printed out, laminated, and hung around the room. Students can also present their posters to their classmates, sharing their knowledge about their person. Thus combining research, writing and public speaking skills into one powerful assignment.

Find more biography poster templates to add to this assignment if desired!

(These instructions are completely customizable. After clicking "Copy Activity", update the instructions on the Edit Tab of the assignment.)

Objective:

• Choose a person.
• Using school resources, conduct research and learn more about your chosen person.
• On the poster, include date and place of birth (and death, if applicable), childhood, education, family life, adult life, major accomplishments, and fun facts.

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Grade Level 4-6

Difficulty Level 3 (Developing to Mastery)

Type of Assignment Individual

Type of Activity: Biographies

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How to Teach Creating a Biography Poster for Students with Special Needs

Work with students to understand the biography.

Students working on the biography poster may have a variety of special needs, so you should meet them where they are and help them to understand the main ideas of the person's life. You may need to read aloud, scaffold the information, ask a lot of leading questions, or even write down some of the main ideas.

Assist Students With Finding the Main Ideas

Some students may be able to talk through the main ideas, and some may need the information spelled out even more. Give students a word bank or the other tools they personally need to understand what should be included in the poster, such as family life, accomplishments, and jobs.

Give Students a Choice of Pictures or Symbols to Use

For students with special needs, adding symbols or illustrations to a poster could be especially challenging. You can give students a set of pictures to choose from, or physically work with them to find some. This will build their confidence as they can beautify their poster.

Frequently Asked Questions about Creating a Biography Poster

What elements should be included in a biography poster.

Students should include all of the important facts about the person, including birth and death dates (if applicable), early life and education, fun facts, family life, accomplishments, and the theme found in the biography. This will paint the picture of the person's entire life.

How can a poster be used as a learning tool?

Posters can be hung around the room for all the students in the class to learn from, and students could also use it as a visual aid while they practice their public speaking skills and give a speech about the person's life.

How can students create a biography poster?

Students can easily create a poster on the template by including carefully written information about the person's life, symbols that relate to the person, a clear title, and illustrations.

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A collection of resources to use when teaching your students about the biography text type. Resources include planning templates, checklists, writing scaffolds, sequencing activities, posters, and word wall vocabulary. You can download PowerPoints to introduce the biography text type.

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Biography Timeline Template

Use this multipurpose timeline template for a variety of assignments, projects, and more!

Biography Writing Checklist

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Conduct, organize, and display research about books, people, planets, animals, states, and countries with a versatile set of printable and digital poster templates.

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Create a pennant banner for students to record and display their biography research.

Biography Cube

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Informative Writing Word Wall

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Biography Word Wall

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An assessment rubric designed to help teachers to assess students’ biography writing.

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Writing Biographical Texts PowerPoint

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Biography Research Template

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Biography Writing Checklist – Structure, Language, and Features

A checklist for students to use when proofreading and editing their biography writing.

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Biography Flipbook Template

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Biography Writing Template

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