Updated: 24 Jul 2020
A research template for older students to use when writing a biography.
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Years: 5 - 6
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A research template for older students to use when writing a biography.
Provide this teaching resource to students when they are researching a person’s life for a biography.
The template provides students with a checklist of key life events to help them gather all the necessary information about their subject.
The resource also includes a blank table where students can record their research as dot point notes.
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