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Biography Writing (KS2)
Subject: English
Age range: 7-11
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This series of lessons teaches children how to plan, structure, write and edit biographies.
Can be used and adapted to Years 4-6
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Teach children about the features of non-fiction texts with this PowerPoint, which focuses on biographies. It includes all the key information about the purpose, writing style and presentation of biographies, as well as the information that it is necessary to include when writing them. Children are then challenged to write their own biography — they must make sure that they include all of the features listed.
- Key Stage: Key Stage 2
- Subject: English
- Topic: Non-fiction
- Topic Group: Types of Text
- Year(s): Years 5-6
- Media Type: PowerPoint
- Resource Type: PowerPoint
- Last Updated: 23/09/2022
- Resource Code: E2PAT106
- Curriculum Point(s): Maintain positive attitudes to reading and understanding of what they read by identifying and discussing themes and conventions in and across a wide range of writing.
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1. The document provides information about the definition, characteristics, generic structure, grammar and language features, types and functions of biographies. It defines biography as a detailed description of a person's life written by someone else. 2. It lists the common characteristics of biographies such as being written in third person and based on research rather than imagination. It also outlines the typical generic structure of biographies as an introduction, series of chronological events, and closing. 3. The document provides examples of the grammar and language used in biographies as well as different types of biographies and their functions. It aims to educate readers about the features and purpose of biographies. Read less
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- 4. BIOGRAPHY is a detailed description or account of a person's life. Biography is life story of a person written by someone else. It is non fiction text. Usually biographies are about historical figures, but sometimes they are also about people still living. The writer is called the Biographer The word “BIOGRAPHY” comes from medieval greek BIOS: LIFE GRAPHIA: WRITING 1. DEFINITION
- 5. 2. CHARACTERISTICS OF BIOGRAPHY Is not written by the subject. Is always written in third person. Is based on research not on imagination. Describes the person's surroundings (where, when and how the person lived). Shows how the person affected other people's life through their behavior, discoveries, social reform etc. Supplies details that illustrate the person's individuality. Use vivid language to narrate events
- 6. 3. GENERIC STRUCTURE 1. INTRODUCTION/ORIENTATION It gives the readers the background information of the person. It is the opening paragraph. It usually containts newsworthy information about the person 2. A SERIES OF EVENTS The events should be in chronological order. 3. CLOSING It consists of conclusion or a comment, of the writer. Sometimes it tell about the echievement or the contribution of the person.
- 7. Sometimes a biography uses the following structure: 1. INTRODUCING PARAGRAPH It tells about the person in general or the basic fact and information with made him/her known. 2. SUPPORTING PARAGRAPH It consists of some paragraphs. It contains many events in chronological order.
- 8. 4. GRAMMAR AND LANGUAGE FEATURES OF BIOGRAPHY The following are the language features of biography: 1. Use of simple past tense. 2. Sometime, use other past tenses. 3. Focus on temporal sequence. 4. Focus on specific participants. 5. Use of action verbs.
- 9. 5. TYPES AND FUCTION TYPE OF BIOGRAPHY 1. SHORT BIOGRAPHY Focuses only on highlights of a person’s life. 2. A LONG BIOGRAPHY Talks about life and times of someone in a lot more detail. FUNCTION OF BIOGRAPHY To know a person ‘s story about his/her life outside of any accomplishments this person may be known for. To give many information easily and educate the readers.
- 10. 6. EXAMPLE INDTRODUCTION A SERIES OF EVENT CLOSING
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- 12. Consider the following biography teks : Ki hajar dewantara first name is raden mas soewardi soeryanigrat. He was born in yogyakarta on may 2,1889. He came from a family environment Yogyakarta palace. Nonetheless, it is very simple and would like to close with people. At the age of 40 years according to the count of caka raden mas suwaerdi soeryaningrat renamet ki hajar dewantara. The goal changed the name is so he can freely close the people. 1. Why raden mas suwaerdi soeryaningrat change his name? A. Because it comes from a family environment Sultan palace B. Because it is very simple C. Because he wanted to be close to the people D. Because he can be close to the people 2. When and where ki hajar dewantara born? A. In the palace of Yogyakarta on May 2 B. In Solo dated May C. In yogyakarta on May 2, 1889 D. In solo dated May 2, 1889
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Support your students in preparing to write a biography with the help of this informative PowerPoint presentation all about Biography Writing. Discover our 10 Creative-Writing Topics blog! This resource defines and explains biography writing with simple-to-understand language, perfect for your students to comprehend and interpret. A fantastic teaching tool to introduce biography writing, or ...
Dec 4, 2016 · It defines a biography as an account of someone's life written by another person. Biographies explore key events in a person's life and find meaning within them. The document recommends including significant information about the subject, a strong introduction, proper structure by focusing on important life events, and a conclusion that ...
Aug 19, 2019 · Biography Writing (KS2) Subject: English. Age range: 7-11. Resource type: Lesson (complete) ... Included is the PowerPoint, example biography and lesson plans.
Feb 6, 2015 · This Autobiography and Biography PowerPoint for KS2 students offers an ideal introduction for teaching about these two different writing styles and the features that need to be included.Complete with a quiz, quick tasks and ideas for writing activities, this PowerPoint will help teach your children all about autobiographies vs biographies. What's more, you can download and display this ...
The PowerPoint and resource pack are perfectly designed to help KS2 children learn the key features of writing a biography - in addition to the PowerPoint, there's an example text with detailed breakdowns of all the key features, so your pupils can see how they map onto a real text, a handy word-frame full of key vocabulary terms, helpful ...
This task setting Autobiography and Biography PowerPoint gives KS2 students information on these two writing styles and the features involved. Complete with a quiz, quick tasks and ideas for writing activities, this PowerPoint will help teach your children all about autobiographies vs biographies.When your students are ready to write biographies of their own, why not make the task of ...
Teach children about the features of non-fiction texts with this PowerPoint, which focuses on biographies. It includes all the key information about the purpose, writing style and presentation of biographies, as well as the information that it is necessary to include when writing them.
This task setting Autobiography and Biography PowerPoint gives KS2 students information on these two writing styles and the features involved. Complete with a quiz, quick tasks and ideas for writing activities, this PowerPoint will help teach your children all about autobiographies vs biographies.When your students are ready to write biographies of their own, why not make the task of ...
What is a biography? Think, Pair, Share (1 minute) Biographical writing is about someone else’s life. It is about a real person but written by someone else. A biography highlights the key events that have happened in their life, sometimes talking about their childhood. A biography can be written about someone who is dead or alive.
May 29, 2015 · SHORT BIOGRAPHY Focuses only on highlights of a person’s life. 2. A LONG BIOGRAPHY Talks about life and times of someone in a lot more detail. FUNCTION OF BIOGRAPHY To know a person ‘s story about his/her life outside of any accomplishments this person may be known for. To give many information easily and educate the readers.