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Using this Autobiography Worksheet, students will use sentence starters as inspiration as they begin to write their own autobiography.
Knowing where to start when writing your own autobiography is often challenging for students. This worksheet provides your students with sentence starters to start them off on the right path when writing their autobiography.
This worksheet gives your students a starting point for writing their autobiography. Your students could use this at the beginning of the school year to introduce themselves to their new classmates.
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The Only (FREE) Autobiography Template You Need – 4 Simple Steps
Are you looking for an autobiography template?
First things first.
What is your story? Not the shiny, air-brushed one you edit before posting on Instagram or the one you politely share during a writer’s chat on Zoom.
By your story, I mean the one with the cracks in it caused by childhood insecurities or the deep craters forged by unexpected collisions with life—the triumphs and tragedies that are forever etched into your DNA.
Yes, that story.
When you’re truly ready to write an autobiography, you’ll know it because you’ve come to a point in your life where the beauty of sharing your story has nothing to do with perfection. It’s knowing that despite the roller coaster ride that started at birth, you’ve found the courage to stay on it—sometimes holding on for dear life and other times riding with your hands up and screaming at the top of your lungs.
Get your autobiography template here:
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You’ve lived thoroughly and learned to embrace who you’ve become in the process, scars and all.
This post will show you the format for writing an autobiography and the best way to package your story so you can provide the best reader experience possible.
This blog gives you a free autobiography template and more…
What is an autobiography.
The basic definition of an autobiography is that it’s a first-person account of your life. It differs from a memoir , which usually focuses on a single event or group of events that lead you to a discovery about yourself, your life, or some other revelation. An autobiography is a look at the total sum of your life from birth (early childhood) to the time of your book’s writing that highlights the key points that shaped who you’ve become.
Ready to start writing your autobiography? Let’s get into it…
What is the format for an autobiography?
Just like any good story, every autobiography has a beginning, middle, and end. But before you begin filling in the sections, you want to come up with a theme for your book . Most people have too much life content to fit into one book. Selecting the parts that fit under the umbrella of a theme will make the book easier to follow.
When coming up with a theme, think about what you want the key takeaway to be for the reader. You don’t want to give them some boring slog through your life history. If you want them to feel something, your book needs direction. That’s where your theme takes the lead. By keeping it in the back of your mind while writing, you’ll give your readers a track to stay on. Otherwise, they may lose interest and stop reading.
Once you have your theme, right down the events in your life that are related to your book’s focus. You’ll plug these into the outline as you develop it.
Some examples of autobiography book themes are:
- Overcoming challenges
- Creating your own destiny
- The unbreakable bonds of family
- A faith journey
- Perseverance
Your theme can be whatever you want it to be, but keep your audience in mind when selecting one. Below you’ll find an autobiography template. It includes an outline with writing prompts in each section.
Whether you are an “outliner” (someone who outlines) or a “pantser” (someone who writes by the seat of their pants), the outline has enough structure and flexibility to make both writer types happy.
Autobiography Template: An Outline
I’ve laid out what a traditional autobiography might look like below. But to really help you get the most out of the blog post, I recommend downloading our nonfiction book outline to use alongside this guide.
1. Introduction
Before you share your life story, prepare your readers for what is to follow by introducing yourself and telling them what they can expect. You can cover some or all of the following:
- Why you are writing your autobiography?
- What do you hope the reader will take away from the experience?
- Any pertinent information that’s not covered in your book but that is needed for context.
2. The beginning – the early years
Since autobiographies are a condensed view of your life, you want to focus on the significant events that will move your story forward.
- Where do you want to begin your story?
- Where does your book’s theme first show up when you look back over your life? You want the opening of your book to have an impact, so choose something that will hook your readers and bring them into your world.
- How did your formative years influence how you viewed yourself? What we experience during our childhood can affect us for a lifetime. Consider how the early events of your life developed your character.
- Who influenced you the most during your childhood?
- What defining moments do you remember?
Where (on your timeline) and how you start your story is up to you. You want it to be something strong and significant to have the most impact on your reader. Here are the first few sentences of some autobiographies for inspiration .
“Some would say the McEntires are a very set-in-their-ways, stubborn, hardheaded bunch of people. But I think that hardheadedness is what got Daddy to where he was, Grandpap to where he was, and his father, Pap, to where he was. Some might say it wasn’t all that far- but it was much further than where they started!”
– Not That Fancy: Simple Lessons on Living, Loving, Eating, and Dusting Off Your Boots by Reba McEntire
(Nostalgia / Specific Event)
“My grandmother Nanny and I were at the picture show. I hadn’t reached two digits yet in age because I distinctly remember my feet couldn’t touch the floor of the movie house. Nanny and I were still living in San Antonio, Texas. My mama and daddy had gone ahead to California, where Nanny and I would later wind up.” – This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection by Carol Burnett
(From Birth)
“ If you know my music, you almost certainly know me as Craig Morgan. But I was actually born Craig Morgan Greer. Craig Morgan came along many years later.” – God, Family, Country: A Memoir by Craig Morgan
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3. The middle- halfway between the early years and where you are today.
If you are using a timeline to divide your story, the period that you cover during the “middle” of your autobiography depends on how old you are at the writing of your book. If you are in your golden years, your midpoint might be in your 30s or 40s. For someone like Malala Yousafzai , who wrote her autobiography at age 15, her “middle” looked very different.
Whichever “middle” you choose consider the following:
- What are the defining moments during this time of your life?
- Did they change how you viewed yourself?
- Did they change the trajectory of what you initially thought you’d do with your life?
- Who had the most influence on your life during this time?
- What are some of the challenges you faced? How did you overcome them?
- Did your worldview change during this time? If so, in what ways?
If your “middle” doesn’t fit neatly into a timeline, consider grouping your autobiography into themed sections.
The autobiography Cash by Johnny Cash groups his story into sections based on places that had special meaning to him: Cinnamon Hill, The Road, Port Rickey, Bon Aqua, and The Road Again.
4. The end—wrap-up
The end of your autobiography is the climax. It’s what you’ve been leading your reader to since the first sentence of your book.
- Where are you in your life now? What have you learned? How has your journey impacted who you’ve become?
- How do you want the reader to feel when they read the last sentence of your book? Inspired? Hopeful? Full? Enlightened? Satisfied? All of the above?
- Is there any part of your life that feels unfinished or incomplete?
- Looking back over your life, what is the greatest lesson you learned?
- Don’t forget your audience, especially at the beginning of your book. You want to hook your readers early and bring them along for the ride.
- Write an eye-catching autobiography title for your book.
- Leave out the minutia. If it doesn’t move your story along, drop it.
- Tone matters. A good rule of thumb is to write your story like you were talking to a friend. Your story doesn’t have to be a monotone race to the finish line. Spice it up. Add some sparkle. Make sure your personality shines through.
- It’s always about the story. Buyers pick up your book to be entertained. Regardless of how serious your story is, it should be presented in a way that makes the reader want to keep turning the page.
- Every good story has a resolution. Good or bad, offer a resolution for each life conflict you introduce.
- As you share the final pieces of your story, use the end of your story to reflect on where you’ve been, what you’ve learned, and where you plan to go from there. Every relationship that ends can benefit from closure, and if the end of your story is not the end of your relationship with your reader, tell them where they can go to continue getting to know you.
Writing your autobiography is a courageous move, but who better to write your life story than you? If you have experiences that others will find interesting, share! You never know how your journey will impact someone else.
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An autobiography is a self-written account of the author’s life. It is a literary genre where individuals document their personal experiences, thoughts, and reflections.
See the fact file below for more information about the literary genre, Autobiography, or you can download our 20-page Autobiography worksheet pack to utilize within the classroom or home environment.
Key Facts & Information
Key characteristics of autobiography.
- Here are some of the primary features of an autobiography, elaborated to provide a comprehensive understanding:
WRITTEN IN THE FIRST PERSON
- In an autobiography, the author uses words like “I” and “me” because they are talking about their own life. This makes the story feel personal and direct, like the author is speaking directly to the reader.
PERSONAL THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS
- Autobiographies are not just about what happened in a person’s life; they also share how the person felt about those events.
- The author might write about their dreams, fears, and the lessons they learned. This helps readers understand what it was like to be in the author’s shoes.
TELLS THE STORY IN ORDER
- Most autobiographies start with the author’s childhood and move through their life in the order things happened. This makes it easier to follow the story and see how the person grew and changed over time.
- Sometimes, an author might focus on special parts of their life instead of telling everything in order, but they usually still give a clear picture of their journey.
SUBJECTIVE POINT OF VIEW
- Since an autobiography is written by the person it’s about, it shows their personal point of view. This means the story is based on their memories and feelings, which might be different from how other people remember the same events. This personal touch makes each autobiography unique.
HONESTY AND TRUTHFULNESS
- Good autobiographies are honest. The author shares both their successes and their mistakes.
- This honesty helps readers trust the author and feel connected to their story. If an autobiography only talks about good things, it might not seem real or relatable.
HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL BACKGROUND
- Autobiographies often give readers a peek into the times and places where the author lived.
- This can help readers learn about history and different cultures through the author’s experiences. For example, if the author lived during a war, they might describe what life was like during that time.
PURPOSE AND AUDIENCE
- Authors write autobiographies for different reasons. Some want to inspire others with their story, while others want to share important events they experienced.
- Knowing who the author is writing for can help readers understand why certain details are included.
DESCRIPTIVE DETAILS
- A good autobiography includes lots of details to help bring the story to life. The author might describe what things looked like, sounded like, or felt like.
- These descriptions make the story more interesting and help readers imagine being there.
EXPLORING IDENTITY
- Autobiographies often talk about important parts of the author’s identity, like their culture, religion, or personal beliefs. This helps readers understand how these aspects of their life influenced their experiences and choices.
- Autobiographies are written with a purpose, whether it is to inspire, inform, or entertain. The intended audience can influence the tone, content, and style of the autobiography.
- For instance, an autobiography aimed at inspiring young readers might focus on overcoming adversity and achieving success, while one intended for historians might provide detailed accounts of historical events and figures.
FAMOUS AUTOBIOGRAPHIES
“Up from Slavery” by Booker T. Washington
- “I have begun everything with the idea that I could succeed, and I never had much patience with the multitudes of people who are always ready to explain why one cannot succeed.”
- Booker T. Washington’s autobiography narrates his life from his birth into slavery to his efforts in establishing and leading the Tuskegee Institute.
“The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin” by Benjamin Franklin
- “I wish to be useful even after my death, if possible, in forming and advancing other young men, that may be serviceable to their country in both situations.”
- Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography offers insights into his life, from his early years in Boston to his roles as a printer, inventor, and statesman.
“The Confessions” by Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- “I have entered upon a performance which is without example, whose accomplishment will have no imitator. I mean to present my fellow-mortals with a man in all the integrity of nature; and this man shall be myself.”
- Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s “The Confessions” is one of the earliest examples of modern autobiographical writing, exploring his personal and philosophical life.
“The Diary of a Young Girl” by Anne Frank
- On Personal Insights and Reflections: “I keep my ideals, because in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart.”
- In her diary, Anne Frank shares her personal thoughts and feelings about hiding from the Nazis during World War II . Her reflections on human nature show her inner world and the hope she held onto despite her difficult circumstances.
“I Am Malala” by Malala Yousafzai
- On Identity and Cultural Background: “I was a girl in a land where rifles are fired in celebration of a son, while daughters are hidden away behind a curtain, their role in life simply to prepare food and give birth to children.”
- Malala Yousafzai shares her experiences growing up in Pakistan , where cultural and societal expectations for girls were very different from those for boys. Her story highlights her fight for girls’ education and her identity as a young activist.
“My Life So Far” by Jane Fonda
- On Exploration of Identity and Personal Reflections: “It took me all of my life to learn how to apologize. The essence of an apology is to recognize what you’ve done wrong, say you’re sorry, and mean it.”
- Jane Fonda explores her identity as an actress, activist, and individual. Her autobiography includes personal reflections on her life’s journey, her mistakes, and the lessons she learned along the way.
INFLUENCES OF AUTOBIOGRAPHIES
- Personal Inspiration: Autobiographies often tell stories of overcoming challenges and achieving goals. When you read about someone who faced difficult situations and still succeeded, it can inspire you to work hard and never give up on your dreams.
- Learning from Others’ Experiences: By reading about the experiences of others, you can learn important life lessons without having to go through the same situations yourself.
- Autobiographies can teach you about making good choices, dealing with problems, and understanding different perspectives.
- Promoting Empathy and Understanding: Reading about someone else’s life can help you understand their feelings and challenges. This builds empathy , making you more aware and compassionate towards others.
- Understanding History and Culture: Autobiographies give a personal view of historical events and different cultures. This helps readers learn about the past and understand how people lived in different times and places.
- Exploring Identity and Self-Discovery: Autobiographies can help you think about your own identity and what’s important to you. Reading about how others have discovered their passions and values can guide you in your own journey of self-discovery.
- Encouraging Writing and Storytelling: Reading autobiographies can inspire you to write your own stories. Sharing your experiences and thoughts can be a powerful way to reflect on your life and connect with others.
- Autobiographies have a powerful influence by inspiring personal growth, teaching valuable lessons, providing historical and cultural insights, promoting empathy, motivating positive change, helping with self-discovery, and encouraging writing.
- They offer a unique way to connect with others and understand the world from different perspectives.
- Whether it’s through stories of overcoming adversity, fighting for justice, or simply sharing life’s ups and downs, autobiographies can make a lasting impact on readers of all ages.
Autobiography Worksheets
This fantastic bundle includes everything you need to know about the Autobiography genre across 20 in-depth pages. These ready-to-use worksheets are perfect for teaching kids about Autobiography. An autobiography is a self-written account of the author’s life. It is a literary genre where individuals document their personal experiences, thoughts, and reflections.
Complete List of Included Worksheets
Below is a list of all the worksheets included in this document.
- Autobiography Facts
- Timeline of your Life
- Mapping Relationships
- Memorable Moments
- Challenges and Triumphs
- Influential Places
- Values and Beliefs
- Hobbies and Interests
- Goals and Dreams
- Letters to my Future Self
- My Autobiography
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of an autobiography, and how does it differ from other forms of nonfiction writing.
This question helps understand the unique elements of an autobiography, such as its focus on personal experiences and self-reflection.
How can an author effectively organize their life story in an autobiography to maintain the reader’s interest?
This question explores techniques for structuring an autobiography, such as using a chronological order, thematic organization, or focusing on key events.
What are some common themes and motifs found in autobiographies, and how can they enhance the narrative?
This question looks at recurring elements in autobiographies that help convey deeper meanings and connect with readers on a personal level.
How does the use of descriptive language and sensory details enhance the reader’s experience of an autobiography?
This question examines the importance of vivid language and detailed descriptions in bringing the author’s experiences to life for the reader.
What ethical considerations should an author keep in mind when writing about real people and events in their autobiography?
This question addresses the responsibilities of an autobiographer in representing the truth, respecting the privacy of others, and handling sensitive subjects.
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My Autobiography Worksheet 1. I was born (month day, year): The place (city, state) where I was born: 2. The people living in my home when I was born (introduce them): 3. The people living in my home now are (introduce any new family members; if no change has been made, skip this section) 4. My parents chose to name me _____ because… 5.
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This worksheet trains students to write an autobiography. It is designed with an eclectic approach to writing that combines product writing with process writing. Writing an autobiography worksheet. Level: upper intermediate. Timing: 50-55 minutes. Materials: sheets of paper and pens. Objectives: learners will be able to write a short autobiography.
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This Autobiography Worksheet is a great resource for your students to share about themselves. Have students use the sentence starters to begin to write their autobiography. They can then write a rough draft. Finally, students should choose Writing Paper that best fits their interests to write their final drafts!
3. Autobiography Template: An Outline. 4. Introduction. 5. The beginning - the early years. 6. The middle- halfway between the early years and where you are today. 7.
Writing An Autobiography Worksheet (PDF) $ 1,00. Writing an autobiography Worksheet for ESL and EFL Students: This worksheet's objective is to assist learners in writing an autobiography. A sample text is offered for study and understanding. The difference between a biography and an autobiography is then highlighted.
An autobiography is a self-written account of the author's life. It is a literary genre where individuals document their personal experiences, thoughts, and reflections. See the fact file below for more information about the literary genre, Autobiography, or you can download our 20-page Autobiography worksheet pack to utilize within the classroom or home environment.
Autobiography Assignment / Story of my Life Students will dive deep into their lives chapter by chapter with questions to reflect upon, interview others about, and create a visual "book" at the end of the assignment. ... It includes: •Pre-Writing Information Worksheet-- This is a brainstorming worksheet where students collect and write down ...
Biographies. Students look at the chart which has some information about a famous person and write a paragraph about him. 440 uses. A selection of English ESL biography printables.
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This Autobiography Project writing template is ideal for teaching a full writing lesson. Your class can learn how to plan, structure and write a short autobiography project hat can be kept in this handy booklet for them to look back on as they get older. It includes gorgeous illustrated pages where they can write about their favourite things, their dreams and a timeline of their life so far ...
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Language: English (en) ID: 51877. 28/04/2019. Country code: TH. Country: Thailand. School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) (1061958) Main content: Reading (2013215) From worksheet author: Read the autobiography and answer the questions.