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The document contains prompts for an autobiography covering different stages of childhood from birth through early grade school years. It asks the writer to describe where they were born, favorite activities as a baby and toddler, kindergarten and first grade teachers and friends, favorite school subjects, after school activities, future career goals, and future family plans.
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- 2. My Younger Years Where were you born? I was born
- 3. My Younger Years What did you do when you were a baby for fun? When I was a little baby I
- 4. My Younger Years What do you remember about yourself when you were a toddler? As a toddler I
- 5. Kindergarten & First Grade Tell about your kindergarten teacher. My kindergarten teacher was
- 6. Kindergarten & First Grade Tell about your best friend in first grade. In first grade my best friend was
- 7. Kindergarten & First Grade Tell something that happened to you during this time. I remember
- 8. Second & Third Grade Tell about your favorite subjects in school during this time. My favorite subjects in school are
- 9. Second & Third Grade What was your favorite thing to do after school? After school I really liked to
- 10. When I Grow Up What do you want to do when you grow up? When I grow up I want to
- 11. When I Grow Up What will your family be like when you are a grown-up? In my family there will be www.yolyordam.com